[Congressional Record Volume 172, Number 15 (Thursday, January 22, 2026)]
[House]
[Pages H1353-H1909]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY MR. COLE, CHAIR OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, REGARDING H.R. 7148,
CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026; AND H.R. 7147, DEPARTMENT OF
HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026
The following is an explanation of the Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2026.
This Act includes 4 regular appropriations bills for fiscal
year 2026. The divisions contained in the Act are as follows:
Division A--Department of Defense Appropriations
Act, 2026
Division B--Departments of Labor, Health and Human
Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations
Act, 2026
Division C--Department of Homeland Security
Appropriations Act, 2026
Division D--Transportation, Housing and Urban
Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026
Division E--Authorizing Extenders and Technical
Corrections
Division F--Health Care Extenders
Section 1 of the Act is the short title of the bill.
Section 2 of the Act displays a table of contents.
Section 3 of the Act states that, unless expressly provided
otherwise, any reference to ``this Act'' contained in any
division shall be treated as referring only to the provisions
of that division.
Section 4 of the Act states that this explanatory statement
shall have the same effect with respect to the allocation of
funds and implementation of this legislation as if it were a
joint explanatory statement of a committee of conference.
Section 5 of the Act provides a statement of
appropriations.
DIVISION A--DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026
The following is an explanation of the effects of this Act,
which makes appropriations for the Department of Defense for
fiscal year 2026. The joint explanatory statement
accompanying this division is approved and indicates
congressional intent. Unless otherwise noted, the language
set forth in House Report 119-162 and Senate Report 119-52
carry the same weight as language included in this joint
explanatory statement and should be complied with unless
specifically addressed to the contrary in this joint
explanatory statement. While some language is repeated for
emphasis, it is not intended to negate the language referred
to above unless expressly provided herein.
Definition of Program, Project, and Activity
For the purposes of the Balanced Budget and Emergency
Deficit Control Act of 1985 (Public Law 99-177), as amended
by the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control
Reaffirmation Act of 1987 (Public Law 100-119), and by the
Budget Enforcement Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-508), the
terms ``program, project, and activity'' for appropriations
contained in this Act shall be defined as the most specific
level of budget items identified in the Department of Defense
Appropriations Act, 2026, the related classified annexes and
Committee reports, and the P-1 and R-1 budget justification
documents as subsequently modified by congressional action.
The following exception to the above definition shall
apply: the military personnel and the operation and
maintenance accounts, for which the term ``program, project,
and activity'' is defined as the appropriations accounts
contained in the Department of Defense Appropriations Act,
2026.
The agreement notes the transmission of the budget
justification known as the M-1 and O-1 to the congressional
defense committees, which identify, at the budget activity,
activity group, and sub-activity group level, the amounts
requested by the President to be appropriated to the
Department of Defense for military personnel and operation
and maintenance in any budget request, or amended budget
request, for fiscal year 2026. The Secretary of Defense is
directed to provide such budget justification for any
subsequent budget request or amended request.
Reprogramming Guidance
The Secretary of Defense is directed to continue to follow
the reprogramming guidance for acquisition accounts as
specified in the report accompanying the House version of the
Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2008 (House Report
110-279). The dollar threshold for reprogramming funds shall
be $15,000,000 for military personnel; operation and
maintenance; procurement; and research, development, test and
evaluation.
Additionally, the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)
is directed to continue to provide the congressional defense
committees annual DD Form 1416 reports for titles I and II
and quarterly, spreadsheet-based DD Form 1416 reports for
Service and defense-wide accounts in titles III and IV of
this Act. Reports for titles III and IV shall comply with
guidance specified in the joint explanatory statement
accompanying the Department of Defense Appropriations Act,
2006. The Department shall continue to follow the limitation
that prior approval reprogramming actions are set at either
the specified dollar threshold or 20 percent of the
procurement or research, development, test and evaluation
line, whichever is less. These thresholds are cumulative from
the base for reprogramming value as modified by any
adjustments. Therefore, if the combined value of transfers
into or out of a military personnel (M-1); an operation and
maintenance (O-1); a procurement (P-1); or a research,
development, test and evaluation (R-1) line exceeds the
identified threshold, the Secretary of Defense must submit a
prior approval reprogramming to the congressional defense
committees. In addition, guidelines on the application of
prior approval reprogramming procedures for congressional
special interest items are established elsewhere in this
statement. Section 8005 of this Act directs the Secretary of
Defense to submit multiple reprograming requests no later
than June 30, 2026, to ensure timely congressional review and
execution.
Funding Increases
The funding increases outlined in the tables for each
appropriation account shall be provided only for the specific
purposes indicated in the tables. It is directed that funding
increases shall be competitively awarded or provided to
programs that have received competitive awards in the past.
Congressional Special Interest Items
Items for which additional funds have been provided or
items for which funding is specifically reduced as shown in
the project level tables or in paragraphs using the phrase
``only for'' or ``only to'' in this report are congressional
special interest items for the purpose of the Base for
Reprogramming (DD Form 1414). Each of these items must be
carried on the DD Form 1414 at the stated amount, as
specifically addressed in this
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statement. In addition, section 8006 of this Act provides
direction on the treatment of increases which appear in the
tables of the Project Level Tables, including certain
limitations on the use of reprogramming authority in relation
to these items.
Classified Annex
Adjustments to the classified programs are addressed in the
classified annex accompanying this joint explanatory
statement.
Mandatory Funding Column
Public Law 119-21 provided a total of $156,216,000,000 in
mandatory funds for the Department of Defense. The Project
Level Tables (PLT) in this joint explanatory statement,
include a column entitled ``Mandatory'' that reflects the
amounts apportioned to the Department for fiscal year 2026
and subsequently allocated at the P-1/R-1 level to an
executing department, agency, or activity in the first
tranche of the Department's reconciliation spend plan. The
PLTs reflect amounts in brackets for anticipated funds not
yet notified to Congress in a P-1/R-1 spend plan.
Funding Shortfalls
The Department of Defense identified $26,582,254,000 in
total funding shortfalls due to disjunctions between the
fiscal year 2026 President's budget request and Public Law
119-21. The Department then submitted a request for
$2,377,682,000 in additional emergent requirements, along
with the fiscal year 2026 President's budget request, and the
Unfunded Priorities Lists of the Department of Defense,
Service Chiefs, and Combatant Commanders. Additionally, the
Department requested authorization and funding of up to
$28,800,000,000 in multi-year munitions procurement
contracts.
By comparison the overall allocation for the Department of
Defense Appropriations Act, 2026 is $8,429,202,000 above the
President's budget request, and thus the agreement was unable
to fully fund most of these unfunded requirements and
priorities.
The agreement welcomes the Department's focus on
strengthening our military, modernizing its capabilities,
expanding industrial capacity, and replenishing munitions
stockpiles. However, the agreement observes that solving
these real challenges will be difficult without sustained
funding through a predictable, annual appropriations process.
The House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees
are encouraged by the Department's forecasting for fiscal
year 2027 and the future years defense program, as well as
current efforts to make investments in critical warfighting
areas such as shipbuilding, munitions, sixth generation
fighter aircraft, and missile defense. The funding in this
agreement underscores the necessity of a partnership between
the Department of Defense and the Congress in order to
deliver the capabilities our warfighters need. The House and
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees are supportive of
a continued dialogue with the Department of Defense
throughout fiscal year 2026 as we continue to work to address
the noted critical funding shortfalls that are not resolved
in this Act.
Munitions Production Capacity
The agreement notes the funding shortfalls in the fiscal
year 2026 President's budget request, which did not request
maximum executable quantities for certain critical munitions.
Therefore, the Secretary of Defense and Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff are directed to jointly submit a report
of all expended munitions to the congressional defense
committees, concurrent with the submission of the fiscal year
2027 President's budget request, and not later than 15 days
after the end of each quarter thereafter. The reports
required shall be submitted in a classified format and
include the type of munition, quantity expended, the named
operation or area of responsibility, the updated current
inventory, and the total munition requirement.
Further, the Secretary of Defense is directed to submit a
report to the congressional defense committees, concurrent
with the submission of the fiscal year 2027 President's
budget request, which compares requested unit quantities for
each critical munitions program and maximum annual production
rate achievable by the industrial base. In any case where the
requested quantity falls below the maximum rate of
production, and the current inventory remains below the
validated total munitions requirement, the Secretary of
Defense shall provide limiting factors, such as budget
prioritization, production constraints, and risk
assessments related to inventory shortfalls. This report
shall be submitted in an unclassified format with a
classified appendix.
The agreement underscores the Department's obligation to
clearly define munitions requirements, both for baseline
stockpiles and surge capacity, and to budget accordingly.
Absent this, the industrial base cannot make informed
investment decisions regarding its production capacity,
workforce, and supply chain.
This section replaces the directives under the heading
``Munitions Stock'' in House Report 119-162 and under the
heading ``Munitions Production Capacity'' in Senate Report
119-52.
Multi-Year Procurement Contracts for Critical Munitions
The Deputy Secretary of Defense's establishment of the
Munitions Acceleration Council (MAC) offers an opportunity
for the Department of Defense to prioritize long-overdue
investments in critical munitions. The agreement finds merit
in this effort, particularly the objectives of addressing key
production challenges, reducing unit costs through economies
of scale, enhancing the industrial base's ability to surge
production, and ensuring more timely delivery of munitions to
the warfighter.
Over fiscal year 2026, the Department requested multi-year
procurement (MYP) authority for 13 critical munitions but has
not demonstrated with necessary documentation that each
munition meets the requirements for MYP authority as outlined
in section 8010 of this Act. The proposal was presented
absent an official budget request, and without adequate
funding offsets or additional topline. Concurrently, the
House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees had to
address substantial reconciliation funding incongruencies and
other Department priorities with limited discretionary
resources. This resource limitation constrained Congress'
ability to provide the necessary funding to fully support the
MYP initiatives as presented.
Therefore, contingent upon the submission of a fiscal year
2027 President's budget request that complies with section
8010, the agreement provides MYP authority for eight out of
the 13 munitions programs in fiscal year 2026: PATRIOT
Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement; Standard
Missile-6; Terminal High Altitude Area Defense; Advanced
Medium Range Air to Air Missiles; Tomahawk Cruise Missiles
Systems; Long Range Anti-Ship Missile; Joint Air-to-Surface
Standoff Missile Extended Range; and Standard Missile-3 Block
1B.
In total, the agreement includes more than $6,300,000,000
for the 13 critical MAC munitions, including an increase of
$1,875,955,000 above the fiscal year 2026 President's budget
request for those munitions receiving MYP authority. The
agreement includes funding for the full fiscal year 2026
unfunded requirement for Long Range Anti-Ship Missile; Joint
Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile Extended Range; and Standard
Missile-3 Block 1B to meet the objectives of the MAC. Funding
included in this Act is in addition to nearly $2,100,000,000
of mandatory funds currently apportioned from Public Law 119-
21. The agreement also makes significant investments toward
solid rocket motor production, a key component of critical
munitions.
The MYP authority granted, and associated funding, will
provide the Department with the ability to procure more
munitions at a lower cost through fiscal year 2032 as
compared to single year procurements. The Secretary of
Defense is directed to negotiate MYP contracts which yield
unit cost savings, shortened production timelines, production
capacity expansion, or industry commitments in facilitization
with a focus on second and third-tier suppliers. Further, the
Secretary of Defense is directed to provide a semi-annual
report to the congressional defense committees on the status
of each munition MYP award granted in fiscal year 2024 and
fiscal year 2026 until all munitions covered under such award
have been delivered, to include projected and realized cost
savings, the amount and impact of government and industry
investment on capacity and associated supply chains, and an
assessment of the extent to which such award has generated
greater stability in the associated supply chain.
New Entrants for Critical Munitions Production
The agreement supports investments in low-cost munitions by
new entrants, including the Family of Affordable Mass
Munitions (FAMM), Extended-Range Attack Munitions (ERAM),
Enterprise Test Vehicle (ETV), and ground-launched low-cost
cruise missile systems, and includes additional funds to
accelerate the development and procurement of these systems.
The agreement encourages the Secretary of Defense to make
continued investments in these programs in the fiscal year
2027 President's budget request.
The Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff are directed to jointly submit a report to
the congressional defense committees, not later than 60 days
after the enactment of this Act, on low-cost munitions. The
report shall include: (1) all munitions that are currently
being produced by new entrants; (2) potential sources of low-
cost components manufactured by new entrants and non-
traditional suppliers; (3) viable paths for system
integration for new entrants; (4) a strategy for accelerating
qualification and certification of new entrants; (5) an
analysis of the viability of multi-year contracts for such
low-cost munitions; and (6) an assessment of the extent to
which the fiscal year 2027 President's budget request will
leverage low-cost munitions to meet munitions requirements,
with estimated procurement costs, quantities, and projected
inventory for such munitions identified for each fiscal year
of the future years defense program. The report shall be
submitted in an unclassified form and may include a
classified annex.
Solid Rocket Motors
Insufficient resiliency in the solid rocket motor (SRM)
industrial base represents a significant chokepoint in the
Department of Defense's effort to expand munitions production
capacity to meet the growing requirements for munitions. In
addition to investments recently made into the traditional
SRM supply base, the Department must continue to promote
alternative sources of SRM production. Competition and
innovation are
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key to addressing weakness in the SRM industrial base, and
increasing manufacturability and affordability will prove
critical as the Department seeks to aggressively ramp
production.
Therefore, the agreement provides $500,000,000 only for the
investment in modernization, expansion, or facilitization of
the solid rocket motor industrial base, of which $150,000,000
shall be available only for the qualification and testing of
second source providers. The purposes of the funds include
capital equipment, tooling, and facility upgrades; workforce
development, training, and retention; supplier base expansion
and qualification, including second- and third-tier vendors;
process improvements, automation, and digital manufacturing;
and risk reduction and surge capacity initiatives necessary
to ensure reliable, affordable, and timely production of
solid rocket motors and related energetics. The Secretary of
Defense is directed to seek and consider input from industry
stakeholders, including prime contractors, new entrants,
subcontractors, and critical lower-tier suppliers, to inform
decision-making regarding the use of funds within the solid
rocket motor industrial base. The Secretary of Defense is
directed to prioritize actions that enhance competition
within the solid rocket motor industrial base, including the
introduction of new entrants, expansion of qualified
suppliers, reduction of barriers to entry, and mitigation of
single-point-of-failure risks.
Further, the agreement directs the Deputy Secretary of
Defense, in coordination with the Service Secretaries, to
submit a report to the congressional defense committees, not
later than 90 days after the enactment of this Act, providing
the following for each of the Munitions Acceleration Council-
identified critical munitions: (1) existing SRM suppliers of
critical munitions; (2) potential second sources or plans to
onramp a second source; (3) available SRM production
capacity; (4) the quantity and percentage of motors delivered
on time; (5) the quantity and percentage of motors rejected
or returned for failures for the primary source and any
secondary sources over the previous five years of delivery;
and (6) a detailed timeline and associated funding investment
required to increase capacity aligned with the increased
production rates.
Golden Dome for America
On January 27, 2025, the President directed the development
of a next-generation missile defense shield, Golden Dome for
America. While the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees support the operational objectives of Golden
Dome for national security, the agreement notes the
Department of Defense's decision to date not to provide
complete budgetary details and justification of the
$23,000,000,000 in mandatory funding as provided by Public
Law 119-21, to include: a comprehensive master deployment
schedule; cost, schedule, and performance metrics; and a
finalized system architecture and its components. Due to
insufficient budgetary information, the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees were unable to
effectively assess resources available to specific program
elements and to conduct oversight of planned programs and
projects for fiscal year 2026 Golden Dome efforts in
consideration of the final agreement.
To that end, the Secretary of Defense is directed, in
conjunction with the Director of Golden Dome, to provide a
comprehensive spend plan for Golden Dome resourcing to the
congressional defense committees, not later than 60 days
after enactment of this Act. The spend plan shall detail
planned obligations and expenditures by program,
descriptions, justification, and the corresponding system
architecture mission areas at the budget line item level for
fiscal years 2025, 2026, and 2027 to include a detailed
breakout of discretionary and mandatory funds. The spend plan
shall be predicated on the Golden Dome architecture.
The agreement further directs the Under Secretary of
Defense (Comptroller) to submit a separate budget
justification volume beginning in fiscal year 2028, and
annually thereafter, detailing program descriptions,
justifications, and requested funding associated with Golden
Dome activities and requirements, including a crosswalk of
funds requested from Golden Dome-related programs
executed across the Department. The budget justification
volume shall also include an integrated master test plan
documenting the Golden Dome program office's test program,
including all test resourcing and events for flight,
ground, and cyber testing capabilities.
The agreement directs the Director of Golden Dome to
provide quarterly updates to the congressional defense
committees, not later than 30 days after the close of each
quarter, detailing budget execution and the status of ongoing
Golden Dome activities to achieve initial operational
capability by 2028.
The reports required herein shall be submitted in
unclassified form and may include a classified annex.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Golden Dome'' in House Report 119-162. The agreement
retains the language under the heading ``Air and Missile
Defense'' in Senate Report 119-52.
DEFENSE ACQUISITION REFORM
The agreement strongly supports the Department of Defense's
intent to prioritize timely and urgent delivery of
capabilities to the warfighter. The House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees have long worked in concert with
the Department in pursuit of this goal. The agreement sees
the Department's plan for acquisition reform as an
opportunity to address internal processes that have
historically inhibited the timely and on-cost acquisition of
effective weapon systems.
The rapid adaptation and fielding of new technologies and
concepts occurring on the modern battlefield, most visibly
demonstrated by rapid innovation by both combatants in
Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, should be an urgent
warning that the Department, Military Services, and America's
defense industry must more quickly innovate and adapt or risk
losing our military advantage. While speed of delivery is
critical, the agreement cautions that speed must be factored
alongside cost, performance, lethality, and scalability.
Rapid delivery of ineffective weapon systems at exorbitant
cost will not serve the warfighter well. The agreement also
notes the importance of a capable acquisition workforce and
ensuring stable, annual funding for programs are integral
components of successful acquisition reform.
ACQUISITION WORKFORCE
The agreement stresses that the success of defense
acquisition reform will be dependent on the experience and
talent management of the acquisition corps, including
contracting officers, financial managers, and engineers.
While the intent to institute policies that better manage the
tenure of program managers and program acquisition executives
is laudable, program managers encompass a small segment of
the personnel necessary for effective defense acquisition. In
particular, experienced and competent financial management
and contracting workforces are essential to successfully
increasing use of non-Federal Acquisition Regulation
procurement methods. The agreement is concerned that recent
reductions to the acquisition workforce, the effects of which
have yet to be realized, will negatively affect the
Department of Defense's ability to achieve the initial speed
and agility sought by this reform effort.
Therefore, the agreement directs the Secretary of Defense
in consultation with the Service Secretaries to submit an
acquisition workforce strategy to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees not later than 180 days
after the enactment of this Act. The strategy shall include a
comprehensive assessment of the workforce necessary to
execute a reformed defense acquisition system; the current
and future billets required by each Service and Defense
Agency, functional specialty, and grade across the future
years defense program; current and future education and
training requirements, to include associated funding
requirements across the future years defense program; and all
changes in policy and management of the acquisition corps.
BUDGET STRUCTURE
The agreement notes the Department of Defense's plan to
seek budget flexibility as outlined in the Secretary of
Defense's memorandum entitled ``Transforming the Defense
Acquisition System into the Warfighting Acquisition System to
Accelerate Fielding of Urgently Needed Capabilities to Our
Warriors'' dated November 7, 2025.
The agreement assesses that the acquisition reforms
directed in the memorandum are internal in nature. The
agreement encourages the Department to demonstrate progress
on these internal procedures and administrative measures
before seeking additional authorities or changes to its
budget and appropriations framework. For instance, while the
House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees work
diligently to quickly adjudicate above-threshold transfer and
reprogramming requests, a significant amount of the
subcommittees' time is consumed by waiting for the Department
to provide requested additional details and justification for
these requests. Providing this information alongside the
submission of the request would accelerate consideration and
create a nimbler process without altering existing authority
or reprogramming thresholds. Therefore, the Under Secretary
of Defense (Comptroller) and Assistant Secretaries (Financial
Management and Comptroller) for the Air Force, Navy, and Army
are encouraged to consult with the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees, within 60 days of enactment of
this Act, to improve the amount of detail and justification
materials provided with above-threshold transfer and
reprogramming requests in order to further speed
congressional consideration.
Further, the agreement emphasizes the direction provided in
the joint explanatory statement accompanying the Department
of Defense Appropriations Act, 2024 (Public Law 118-47),
which reaffirmed the Department's ability to effectively
manage its funding under existing appropriations structures
through the use of internal policies, regulations, and timely
communication with Congress.
To date, the agreement observes no new or compelling
justification or quantitative analysis to support proposals
that would alter the current appropriations framework,
including with respect to reprogramming thresholds,
notification requirements, new start guidelines, or
consolidation into a single color of money. Consideration of
legislative changes to the appropriations structure
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is premature until the Department has demonstrated full and
effective use of its existing flexibilities and addressed
persistent internal delays. As such, the agreement strongly
discourages changes to the current appropriations structure
in the fiscal year 2027 President's budget request and
retains the directives under the heading ``Planning,
Programming, Budgeting and Execution Reform'' in Senate
Report 119-52.
JOINT REQUIREMENTS PROCESS REFORM
The Department of Defense is significantly reforming the
process used to define joint requirements and set acquisition
objectives for those capabilities across the joint force. The
agreement supports these reforms. Nevertheless, the agreement
directs the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Vice Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Service Secretaries to provide a
briefing to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees, not later than 60 days after the enactment of
this Act, on how such reforms will address several potential
risks, including that the Military Services may de-prioritize
joint solutions in favor of Service-specific approaches; that
top-down solutions to problems identified by the highest
echelons of the process may stifle bottom-up innovation; and
whether and how these reforms influenced the fiscal year 2027
President's budget request. Further, the Comptroller General
is directed to submit a report to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees, not later than 360 days
after the enactment of this Act, with interim update
briefings that assesses the efficacy of the joint
requirements process reforms implemented by the Department of
Defense. The report shall compare at least three examples of
joint requirements approved through the Joint Capabilities
Integration and Development System to three examples of joint
requirements approved through the reformed process. This
comparison will include an assessment of the process steps,
decision points, responsible organizations, timelines within
each step, and effectiveness of the legacy and reformed
processes.
INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES
The agreement recognizes the importance of international
initiatives and the Australia, United Kingdom, and United
States (AUKUS) security partnership. The AUKUS security
partnership creates a more lethal force that further
integrates the trilateral forces, as well as strengthens the
domestic defense industrial base under the regulatory
framework authorized under the National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 2024 (Public Law 118-31).
Given the importance of this partnership, the agreement
includes an additional $40,000,000 in Research, Development,
Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide within the International
Innovation Initiatives and Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)
Fielding budget lines to support the further growth of
trilateral cooperation. Therefore, the agreement directs the
Secretary of Defense to provide the congressional defense
committees a report, not later than 90 days after the
enactment of this Act, and quarterly updates including
execution data thereafter, until September 30, 2027, on the
progress of Pillar 2 technology efforts related to undersea
capabilities, quantum technologies, artificial intelligence
and autonomy, advanced cyber, hypersonic and counter-
hypersonic capabilities, electronic warfare, innovation, and
any other associated initiatives identified within the 2025
AUKUS Pillar 2 review. The report shall include budget
profiles, including execution data, schedules, a full list of
industry performers contributing to ongoing efforts, and a
description of any challenges slowing the delivery of
capabilities.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``International Initiatives'' in House Report 119-162 as well
as the language under the heading ``International Innovation
Initiatives'' in Senate Report 119-52.
STRENGTHENING COOPERATION WITH ALLIES AND PARTNERS
The agreement includes continued investments to secure
cooperation with the partners and allies of the United States
as a critical deterrence to the growing threats of the
People's Republic of China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran.
The agreement includes $1,000,000,000 for the Taiwan Security
Cooperation Initiative and $40,000,000 for the International
Security Cooperation Programs, Philippines, to help our
partners improve military capacity to deter and resist
aggression in the Indo-Pacific region. The agreement also
includes an additional $200,000,000 for the Baltic Security
Initiative to bolster the readiness and capacity of Baltic
allies Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. In addition, in
support of United States European Command's (USEUCOM) efforts
to expand cooperation with allies and partners, the agreement
includes an additional $48,471,000 as requested by USEUCOM to
enhance collective defense.
Finally, the agreement includes an additional $25,000,000,
only for the United States Africa Command (USAFRICOM) area of
operations, as determined by the Commander, USAFRICOM. The
agreement directs that none of these funds may be obligated
or expended until the Under Secretary of Defense
(Comptroller), in coordination with the Commander, USAFRICOM,
presents an execution plan to the congressional defense
committees. Further, the agreement notes that while some of
these activities may be undertaken through title 10 U.S.C.
section 333, the Commander, USAFRICOM, may propose projects
utilizing any existing authorities.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Strengthening Cooperation with Allies and Partners'' in
Senate Report 119-52.
AGILE FUNDING
The agreement includes all 13 line item consolidations
requested by the Army in the fiscal year 2026 President's
budget request, providing the funding flexibility necessary
for effective execution while maintaining appropriate
congressional oversight. These consolidations enable the Army
to manage resources more efficiently within appropriated
accounts without increasing reprogramming or transfer
authorities.
The House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees
also note that section 8007 of this Act establishes the
Department of Defense reprogramming thresholds for fiscal
year 2026. The agreement does not support the Secretary of
the Army's request, referred to as Agile Funding, to increase
the congressional notification threshold for reprogramming or
transfers from $15,000,000 to $50,000,000 for a procurement
program, project, or activity, and to $25,000,000 for a
research, development, test and evaluation program, project,
or activity. The agreement notes that the Department already
has sufficient authorities to restructure its internal
programming and budgeting processes, and many current
challenges with execution can be solved by actions within the
Department and do not require statutory change or
congressional intervention. The agreement further notes that
increasing reprogramming thresholds alone is unlikely to
improve program execution. Decisions to unilaterally move
funding in the year of execution without sufficient oversight
introduce uncertainty to both the programs impacted and the
industrial base, increasing the risk of development and
procurement delays.
The House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees
discourage the Secretary of Defense and the Service
Secretaries from submitting future requests of this nature.
The agreement demonstrates the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees' support for budget line item
consolidation when the Department of Defense provides
adequate justification in a timely manner. Therefore, the
agreement directs the Secretary of Defense and Assistant
Secretaries for Financial Management and Comptroller of the
Army, Navy, and Air Force to brief the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees on any proposals to
further consolidate budget line items in the upcoming
President's budget request, with sufficient time to impact
the fiscal year 2027 President's budget request, and not
later than 90 days prior to future President's budget
requests.
JOINT INTERAGENCY TASK FORCE--401
The agreement supports the establishment of the Joint
Interagency Task Force-401 (JIATF-401) to enhance joint and
interagency coordination in support of Department of Defense
operational requirements to counter-small unmanned aerial
systems (C-sUAS). The agreement notes that JIATF-401 is a
joint activity requiring enhanced oversight and
accountability measures for funds made available for such
purpose. Therefore, the agreement directs that not later
than 30 days after enactment of this Act, the Secretary of
the Army shall provide to the congressional defense
committees copies of all directives, memoranda, execution
guidance, or other implementing materials issued pursuant
to the August 27, 2025 establishment memorandum, including
any subsequent modifications. Further, the agreement
directs that not later than 60 days after the enactment of
this Act, the Secretary of the Army shall submit a
comprehensive spend plan for amounts made available for
JIATF-401. The spend plan shall reflect amounts made
available in fiscal years 2025 and 2026, to include Public
Law 119-21, and shall include all funding sources proposed
to support JIATF-401, planned obligations and expenditures
by appropriation and line item, and detailed personnel
requirements and sourcing assumptions. A similar document
with requested amounts shall be provided to the House and
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees concurrent
with the submission of the fiscal year 2027 President's
budget request. The Secretary of the Army shall also
provide consolidation plans and spend plans for all
departmental C-sUAS related efforts.
F/A-XX
The agreement supports the Navy's efforts to develop the F/
A-XX sixth generation fighter and understands the program's
unique capability in delivering air superiority to the fleet,
including greater operational range, speed, stealth, and
enhanced survivability.
The agreement notes the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations
and Extensions Act, 2025 provided $453,828,000 to align to
the program's acquisition schedule which assumed a March 2025
award for engineering and manufacturing development (EMD).
However, rather than proceeding with a Milestone B award, the
Department expended nearly all fiscal year 2025 funding on
contract extensions with minimal demonstrated value to the
program.
The agreement provides $897,260,000 above the fiscal year
2026 President's budget request to continue F/A-XX
development and directs the Secretary of Defense to obligate
these and any prior funds for the purposes of awarding the
EMD contract limited to one
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performer in accordance with the acquisition strategy to
achieve an accelerated Initial Operational Capability (IOC).
Further, the Secretary of the Navy is directed, not later
than 45 days after the enactment of this Act, to submit a
report to the congressional defense committees that details:
(1) the current acquisition strategy and updated schedule for
awarding the EMD contract; (2) a revised development and
fielding timeline for the F/A-XX program to meet IOC; (3) any
programmatic, budgetary, or policy barriers that have delayed
execution of prior-year funds; and (4) a spend plan for the
active year additional funds that have been appropriated to
the Department of Defense for this program.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``F/
A-XX'' in House Report 119-162.
BUDGET OR APPROPRIATIONS LIAISON SUPPORT TO THE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEES
Title II of this Act includes a provision that prohibits
the use of funds in this Act to plan or implement the
elimination or consolidation of a budget or appropriations
liaison office of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the
office of the Secretary of a military department, or the
Service headquarters of one of the Armed Forces into a
legislative affairs or legislative liaison office. The House
and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees rely heavily
on these offices to conduct their oversight responsibilities
and make funding recommendations for the Department of
Defense.
The separate offices of legislative affairs within the
Office of the Secretary of Defense and the military
departments offer assistance to the authorizing committees
and individual members of Congress, and such assistance is
provided on a parallel and separate track from the assistance
provided to the Committees on Appropriations by the budget or
appropriations liaison office of the Office of the Secretary
of Defense, the office of the Secretary of a military
department, or the Service headquarters of one of the Armed
Forces. As the offices of legislative affairs do not possess
the expertise and direct relationship to the Financial
Management and Comptroller organizations, which are essential
to the effective communication between the Department and the
Committees on Appropriations, it is critical that the budget
or appropriations liaison offices remain independent from the
legislative liaison offices, have organizational parity, and
retain the authority to respond directly and promptly with
the information required by the Committees on Appropriations.
Events throughout fiscal year 2025 have reinforced concerns
with the ability of budget and appropriations liaison offices
to exercise their responsibility towards the Committees on
Appropriations. Therefore, the Secretary of Defense and the
Service Secretaries are directed to provide appropriations
liaison offices with organizational parity and proper
resourcing, ensure that these offices have tasking authority,
provide information on a timely basis to the Committees on
Appropriations, and serve as the primary advisors to senior
leaders in the Department of Defense on appropriations and
budget related matters.
CIVIL RESERVE MANUFACTURING NETWORK
The agreement includes $177,400,000 in fiscal year 2026 to
establish a Civil Reserve Manufacturing Network (CRMN) as
authorized in the National Defense Authorization Act for
Fiscal Year 2026 (Public Law 119-60). Given the potential
level of transformation relating to readiness and
sustainment, and ensuing expansion of the defense industrial
base, the agreement provides funding for CRMN-related
activities under the Research, Development, Test and
Evaluation accounts for the Army, Air Force, and Defense-
Wide. Funding under the Research, Development, Test and
Evaluation, Defense-Wide account is in Industrial Base
Analysis and Sustainment, under the purview of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense (Industrial Base Policy). This funding
is intended to establish a CRMN and assist CRMN participants
with the costs of expedited qualification and testing,
engineering modifications of product and process
specification, and other activities to enable participants to
rapidly convert production facilities to Department-directed
manufacturing upon the activation of the CRMN.
The agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Industrial Base and Policy) to provide quarterly briefings,
until September 30, 2027, to the congressional defense
committees on the progress of establishing a CRMN starting
not later than the congressional reporting requirement in
section 1841(b)(1) of Public Law 119-60.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Civil Reserve Manufacturing Network'' in House Report 119-
162.
JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER
The agreement fully funds the quantity of aircraft
requested in the President's budget request for fiscal year
2026. To account for economic factors within the program, the
agreement provides an increase of $401,611,000 in Aircraft
Procurement, Air Force. The agreement prioritizes the
sustainment of aircraft in the fleet and includes an
additional $280,000,000 for F135 spare parts and $160,000,000
for F-35 spare parts in the Aircraft Procurement, Navy and
Aircraft Procurement, Air Force appropriation accounts.
To ensure visibility into the cost and performance of
propulsion efforts, and to maintain traceability of both
appropriated and requested funding to fielded capabilities,
the agreement directs administrative changes outlined in both
the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy and
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force
sections of this report.
Lastly, the agreement notes that the requirement for the
Joint Strike Fighter's power and thermal management system
(PTMS) has been revised without adequate funding required to
advance the development capability. The agreement encourages
the Secretaries of the Navy and the Air Force to fully fund
the continued development of PTMS to keep the program on
schedule.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Joint Strike Fighter'' in Senate Report 119-52.
COST ASSESSMENT AND PROGRAM EVALUATION
The agreement expresses concern about cost and personnel
growth in the Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE)
office, as well as concern about the expansion of its remit.
The Secretary of Defense is accordingly directed to, not
later than 30 days after the fiscal year 2027 President's
budget request, submit a detailed progress report and provide
a briefing to the congressional defense committees on how the
Department plans to optimize the CAPE office, while reducing
contracted personnel within the office. Furthermore, such
optimization may not include reduction in personnel
performing cost assessment functions or capability enabling
functions, including defense industrial base, economic, and
manpower analyses.
TECHNICAL COMPETENCY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE--SPACE FORCE PILOT
PROGRAM
The agreement remains concerned that the Department of
Defense continues to struggle with delivering critical
capabilities on-time and on-budget. Last year, the President
signed an executive order directing the Secretary of Defense
to review the antiquated defense acquisition process, address
burdensome regulations, and make recommendations to
incentivize the acquisition workforce to utilize innovative
acquisition authorities and take measured risks. The
agreement supports this review and looks forward to receiving
its recommendations. However, a major contributor and perhaps
the root cause of the Department's failed acquisition system
is the military rotation system where program managers are
replaced every two to three years and are rarely in the job
long enough to develop the necessary expertise and
competencies. This dynamic is exacerbated as defense systems
and weapons platforms, especially space systems, have become
more technologically complex.
Therefore, the agreement directs the Secretary of Defense
to propose to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees, not later than 180 days after the enactment of
this Act, a plan for a pilot program in the Space Force to
organize its programs and people by mission area. The
agreement encourages the Department to require those assigned
to each mission area to serve for substantially longer tours
of service so that they may more fully develop the requisite
technical skills and expertise. The intent of the pilot
program is to implement mission area program offices with
responsibility, authority, and accountability for the entire
life-cycle of a mission, from system concept, through
acquisition, development, fielding, and operational life.
Furthermore, the Space Force pilot program should examine
elimination of the current occupational specialty categories,
such as acquisition or operations, in favor of
specializations focused on mission areas, such as missile
warning or satellite communications, with assignments focused
on developing expertise in all aspects of a mission area.
FULL FUNDING OF SATELLITES
The Office of Management and Budget Circular A-11 directs
that executive departments must propose full funding to cover
the full costs of the project or a useful segment.'' The
Department of Defense Financial Management Regulation directs
that under the full funding policy, the entire procurement
cost of a weapon or piece of military equipment is to be
funded in the year in which the item is budgeted.'' The
adherence of the full funding'' principle is inconsistent for
satellite programs within the fiscal year 2026 President's
budget request.
The advent of proliferated satellite constellations
requires an evolution in the approach to budgeting for
satellites. Therefore, the agreement directs the Under
Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) in coordination with the
Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence and Security) and
the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Financial
Management and Comptroller) to provide a briefing not later
than 90 days after enactment of this Act to the House and
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees on proposed
changes to the budget process for satellite programs.
Further, the agreement directs a restructuring of the
Auxiliary Payload and Ground Moving Target Indicator programs
as specified in the project level tables of this joint
explanatory statement within the Procurement, Space Force and
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Space Force
appropriations. Additionally, the agreement authorizes
advance procurement for the Ground Moving Target Indicator
program within the Procurement, Space Force appropriation.
Finally, the agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of the
Air Force (Financial Management and Comptroller) to follow
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this budget structure in the fiscal year 2027 President's
budget request.
AIR FORCE CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
The agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of the Air
Force (Financial Management and Comptroller) to ensure that
the United States Air Force acquisition workforce civilian
full-time equivalent calculations for each future years
defense program submission are accurate and fully funded. Any
adjustments in the year of execution in the Research,
Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force appropriation are
directed to be provided through monthly updates to the House
and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees, with the
first brief occurring 30 days after the enactment of this
Act.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``Air
Force Civilian Personnel'' in Senate Report 119-52.
POLAR AIRLIFT AIRCRAFT
The agreement notes the importance of polar tactical
airlift capabilities for Arctic and Antarctic operations. In
previous fiscal years, additional funds were appropriated for
polar airlift aircraft, which enabled the Assistant Secretary
of the Air Force (Acquisition, Technology and Logistics) to
initiate a program to address future polar airlift
requirements. Ensuring that this effort progresses as
scheduled remains a priority.
The agreement provides corresponding increases of an
additional $29,000,000 for the non-recurring engineering
effort as well as $165,000,000 for the procurement of an
initial LC-130J aircraft and its components. Additionally,
the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Acquisition,
Technology and Logistics), not later than 90 days after the
enactment of this Act, is directed to provide the
congressional defense committees a report that contains a
detailed set of requirements for this capability, projected
costs for the program over the future years defense program,
and a program schedule that delineates key engineering and
production milestones.
AUDIT TO IDENTIFY PROHIBITED SEAFOOD IMPORTS
The agreement directs the Under Secretary of Defense
(Acquisition and Sustainment) and the Assistant Secretary of
the Navy (Research, Development and Acquisition) to submit a
report to the congressional defense committees, not later
than 180 days after the enactment of this Act, that provides
an update on the Department's implementation of the
recommendations in the Department of Defense Office of
Inspector General report, ``Audit of the DoD's Policies and
Procedures to Prevent the Procurement of Prohibited Seafood
Products,'' from September 2025.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Audit to Identify Prohibited Seafood Imports'' in Senate
Report 119-52.
COMPLETE AND TIMELY FINANCIAL REPORTING
The Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) is directed to
provide the congressional defense committees, not later than
60 days after the enactment of this Act, comprehensive
obligation and execution data, including expenditure data for
funds with a tenure longer than one year.
INDIRECT COSTS
The agreement acknowledges that there is room for
improvement in the system used to identify and recover
indirect cost rates under the Uniform Grant Guidance,
particularly with respect to the need for greater
transparency into these costs.
Various models have been suggested to achieve these
improvements, including the Financial Accountability in
Research (FAIR) model advanced by the Joint Associations
Group on Indirect Costs (JAG), which the Committees believe
merit further consideration.
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO)
Since its establishment on April 4, 1949, NATO has brought
peace and stability to its thirty-two member states by
safeguarding territorial integrity and advancing the national
security interests of its members. The agreement supports
NATO's renewed focus to increase the levels of military
investment by each member state, most recently the June 2025
summit at The Hague, where all pledged to invest five percent
of gross domestic product annually on core defense
requirements as well as defense- and security-related
spending by 2035. These achievements will continue to ensure
that it remains the most important and effective military
alliance in history. As such, the agreement underscores
Congress' ironclad support for NATO and all its thirty-two
member states.
TITLE I--MILITARY PERSONNEL
The agreement provides $193,280,322,000 in Title I,
Military Personnel.
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Active Forces (End Strength)
Army.................................. 442,300 454,000 454,000 - - - 11,700
Navy.................................. 332,300 344,600 344,600 - - - 12,300
Marine Corps.......................... 172,300 172,300 172,300 - - - 0
Air Force............................. 320,000 321,500 321,500 - - - 1,500
Space Force........................... 9,800 10,400 10,400 - - - 600
Total, Active Forces.............. 1,276,700 1,302,800 1,302,800 - - - 26,100
Guard and Reserve Forces (End Strength)
Army Reserve.......................... 175,800 172,000 172,000 - - - -3,800
Navy Reserve.......................... 57,700 57,500 57,500 - - - -200
Marine Corps Reserve.................. 32,500 33,600 33,600 - - - 1,100
Air Force Reserve..................... 67,000 67,500 67,500 - - - 500
Army National Guard................... 325,000 328,000 328,000 - - - 3,000
Air National Guard.................... 108,300 106,300 106,300 - - - -2,000
Total, Selected Reserve........... 766,300 764,900 764,900 - - - -1,400
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Total, Military Personnel......... 2,043,000 2,067,700 2,067,700 - - - 24,700
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MILITARY PERSONNEL OVERVIEW
The agreement provides the resources required for 1,302,800
active forces and 764,900 selected reserve forces in order to
meet operational needs for fiscal year 2026. The agreement
also provides the funding necessary to support a 3.8 percent
pay raise for all military personnel effective January 1,
2026, as requested in the President's budget request.
REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL ACCOUNTS
The Secretary of Defense is directed to submit the Base for
Reprogramming (DD Form 1414) for each of the fiscal year 2026
appropriations accounts not later than 60 days after the
enactment of this Act. The Secretary of Defense is prohibited
from executing any reprogramming or transfer of funds for any
purpose other than originally appropriated until the
aforementioned report is submitted to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees.
The Secretary of Defense is directed to use the normal
prior approval reprogramming procedures to transfer funds in
the Services' military personnel accounts between budget
activities, or between sub-activities in the case of the
reserve components, in excess of $15,000,000.
MILITARY PERSONNEL SPECIAL INTEREST ITEMS
Items for which additional funds have been provided or have
been specifically reduced as shown in the project level
tables or in paragraphs using the phrase ``only for'' or
``only to'' in this joint explanatory statement are
congressional special interest items for the purpose of the
Base for Reprogramming (DD Form 1414). Each of these items
must be carried on the DD Form 1414 at the stated amount as
specifically addressed in this joint explanatory statement.
Below threshold reprogrammings may not be used to either
restore or reduce funding from congressional special interest
items as identified on the DD Form 1414.
PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION
The agreement notes the Department of Defense has
established a Permanent Change of Station Joint Task Force to
ensure that the Department provides the highest quality
moving services for servicemembers, civilian employees, and
their families. The agreement directs the Secretary of
Defense to provide an updated briefing to the congressional
defense committees, not later than 90 days after the
enactment of this Act, on the Department's projected cost
savings and implementation plans for fiscal years 2027
through 2030.
MILITARY PERSONNEL, ARMY
The agreement provides $54,538,366,000 for Military
Personnel, Army, as follows:
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MILITARY PERSONNEL, NAVY
The agreement provides $40,544,559,000 for Military
Personnel, Navy, as follows:
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MILITARY PERSONNEL, MARINE CORPS
The agreement provides $16,990,389,000 for Military
Personnel, Marine Corps, as follows:
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MILITARY PERSONNEL, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $38,768,392,000 for Military
Personnel, Air Force, as follows:
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MILITARY PERSONNEL, SPACE FORCE
The agreement provides $1,494,342,000 for Military
Personnel, Space Force, as follows:
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RESERVE PERSONNEL, ARMY
The agreement provides $5,733,696,000 for Reserve
Personnel, Army, as follows:
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RESERVE PERSONNEL, NAVY
The agreement provides $2,712,359,000 for Reserve
Personnel, Navy, as follows:
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RESERVE PERSONNEL, MARINE CORPS
The agreement provides $1,002,925,000 for Reserve
Personnel, Marine Corps, as follows:
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RESERVE PERSONNEL, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $2,701,115,000 for Reserve
Personnel, Air Force, as follows:
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NATIONAL GUARD PERSONNEL, ARMY
The agreement provides $10,476,992,000 for National Guard
Personnel, Army, as follows:
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NATIONAL GUARD PERSONNEL, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $5,467,187,000 for National Guard
Personnel, Air Force, as follows:
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TITLE II--OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The agreement provides $294,367,221,000 in Title II,
Operation and Maintenance.
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REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE ACCOUNTS
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to submit
the Base for Reprogramming (DD Form 1414) for each of the
fiscal year 2026 appropriation accounts not later than 60
days after the enactment of this Act. The Secretary of
Defense is prohibited from executing any reprogramming or
transfer of funds for any purpose other than originally
appropriated until the aforementioned report is submitted to
the House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees.
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to use the
normal prior approval reprogramming procedures to transfer
funds in the Services' operation and maintenance accounts
between O-1 budget activities, or between sub-activity groups
in the case of Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, in
excess of $15,000,000. In addition, the Secretary of Defense
shall follow prior approval reprogramming procedures for
transfers in excess of $15,000,000 out of the following
readiness activity groups or sub-activity groups listed
below:
Army:
Activity Group 11 Land Forces
Activity Group 12 Land Forces Readiness
Activity Group 13 Land Forces Readiness Support
Activity Group 32 Basic Skill and Advanced Training
Navy:
Activity Group 1A Air Operations
Activity Group 1B Ship Operations
Activity Group 1C Combat Operations/Support
Activity Group BS Base Support
Marine Corps:
Activity Group 1A Expeditionary Forces
Activity Group BS Base Support
Air Force:
Activity Group ``Air Operations'', which includes sub-
activity groups 11A Primary Combat Force and 11C Combat
Enhancement Forces
Activity Group ``Weapons Systems Sustainment'', which
includes sub-activity groups 11M Depot Purchase Equipment
Maintenance, 11V Cyberspace Sustainment, and 11W Contractor
Logistics Support and System Support
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Activity Group ``Installations'', which includes sub-
activity groups 11R Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and
Modernization, and 11Z Base Support
Activity Group ``Flying Hours'', which includes sub-
activity group 11Y Flying Hour Program
Space Force:
Sub-activity Group 12A Global C3I & Early Warning
Sub-activity Group 13C Space Operations
Sub-activity Group 13W Contractor Logistics Support and
System Support
Sub-activity Group 42A Administration
Air Force Reserve:
Sub-activity Group 11A Primary Combat Forces
Air National Guard:
Sub-activity Group 11F Aircraft Operations
Additionally, the agreement directs the Secretary of
Defense to use normal prior approval reprogramming procedures
when implementing transfers in excess of $15,000,000 into the
following budget sub-activities listed below:
Army National Guard:
Sub-activity Group 131 Base Operations Support
Sub-activity Group 132 Facilities Sustainment, Restoration,
and Modernization
Sub-activity Group 133 Management and Operational
Headquarters
Air National Guard:
Sub-activity Group 11W Contractor Logistics Support and
System Support
REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to submit a
baseline report that shows the Special Operations Command's
operation and maintenance funding by sub-activity group for
the fiscal year 2026 appropriation not later than 60 days
after the enactment of this Act. The Secretary of Defense is
further directed to submit quarterly execution reports to the
congressional defense committees not later than 45 days after
the end of each fiscal quarter that addresses the rationale
for the realignment of any funds within and between budget
sub-activities and the movement of any base funds used to
support overseas contingency operations. Finally, the
Secretary of Defense is directed to notify the congressional
defense committees 30 days prior to the realignment of funds
in excess of $15,000,000 between sub-activity groups.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SPECIAL INTEREST ITEMS
Items for which additional funds have been provided or have
been specifically reduced as shown in the project level
tables or in paragraphs using the phrase ``only for'' or
``only to'' in this report are congressional special interest
items for the purpose of the Base for Reprogramming (DD Form
1414). Each of these items must be carried on the DD Form
1414 at the stated amount as specifically addressed in this
report. Below threshold reprogrammings may not be used to
either restore or reduce funding from congressional special
interest items as identified on the DD Form 1414.
QUARTERLY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE UPDATES
The agreement notes the successful quarterly meetings with
each of the Services as regular interaction with each of the
Services' financial management offices enhances the ability
of the House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees
to perform its essential oversight responsibilities. The
agreement directs the Director of each of the Service's
Operations Divisions (Financial Management and Budget) to
continue to provide quarterly briefings to the House and
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees on their
respective operation and maintenance execution rates in
fiscal year 2026.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE BUDGET EXECUTION DATA
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense and Service
Secretaries to provide the congressional defense committees
with quarterly budget execution data. Such data should be
provided not later than 45 days after the close of each
quarter of the fiscal year and should be provided for each O-
1 budget activity, activity group, and sub-activity group for
each of the active, defense-wide, reserve, and National Guard
components. For each O-1 budget activity, activity group, and
sub-activity group, these reports should include the budget
request and actual obligations amount, the distribution of
unallocated congressional adjustments to the budget request,
all adjustments made by the Department in establishing the
Base for Reprogramming (DD Form 1414) report, all adjustments
resulting from below threshold reprogrammings, and all
adjustments resulting from prior approval reprogramming
requests.
CIVILIAN PAY RAISE
The agreement notes that the one percent civilian pay raise
was not included in the President's budget request. The
agreement also notes that the President informed Congress of
a one percent civilian pay raise on August 28, 2025.
Therefore, the agreement directs a minimum reduction for
underexecution of civilian compensation while providing the
funding necessary to support the one percent pay raise for
all civilian personnel, effective January 1, 2026, and
expects that any future civilian compensation adjustments
will be reflected in the President's budget request.
DEFENSE SECURITY COOPERATION AGENCY PROGRAM
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense, not later
than 60 days after the enactment of this Act, to submit to
the congressional defense committees a detailed spend plan
for amounts made available for the Defense Security
Cooperation Agency (DSCA). The spend plan shall include
amounts for each program listed in the budget justification
documents and, for International Security Cooperation
Programs, amounts provided in the prior two fiscal years and
planned for fiscal year 2026 by combatant command, country,
and authority, to include Public Law 119-21. The spend plan
shall only reflect the amounts requested in the fiscal year
2026 budget justification materials as modified by fiscal
year 2026 appropriations. A similar document with requested
amounts shall be provided to such committees concurrent with
the submission of the fiscal year 2027 President's budget
request.
Of the amount provided for the DSCA, the agreement includes
$1,499,808,000 for International Security Cooperation
Programs. The agreement directs that congressional
notifications for these funds specify the fiscal year,
whether funds support ongoing or new programs, and the
duration and expected cost over the life of each program.
The Secretary of Defense is encouraged to, in consultation
with DSCA, have greater coordination with combatant
commanders and foreign allied governments to improve the
efficacy and enduring impact of our security assistance
programs. The agreement emphasizes the need for timely and
thorough communication from the Director of DSCA to the
congressional defense committees on resourcing decisions and
requirements. Delays in communications during the fiscal year
2026 process must be an exception to the rule for providing
briefs and budget justifications. Congressional oversight of
vital security cooperation programs should not require
repeated requests for basic information.
In addition, the Secretary of Defense is directed, not
later than 60 days after the enactment of this Act, to submit
to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees
a report on the status of DSCA programs, including, but not
limited to: fiscal year 2025 unobligated balances, a list of
programs that have or will end earlier than originally
notified, and a detailed justification for eliminating
programs in the fiscal year 2026 request. Such information
shall be provided to the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees concurrent with the submission
of the fiscal year 2027 President's budget request.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Defense Security Cooperation Agency Programs'' in House
Report 119-162 as well as the language under the heading
``Defense Security Cooperation Agency Oversight'' in Senate
Report 119-52.
INDO-PACIFIC SECURITY COOPERATION
The agreement supports the President's budget request of
$1,000,000,000 for the Taiwan Security Cooperation
Initiative, in addition to the $1,000,000,000 provided
through this Act and Public Law 119-21 for the replacement of
defense articles provided to Taiwan. The agreement also
provides an increase of $40,000,000 for the Philippines
within the Defense Security Cooperation Agency's
International Security Cooperation Programs account in
recognition of growing threats by the People's Republic of
China to Taiwan and the Philippines, a treaty ally of the
United States.
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense, in
consultation with the Commander, United States Indo-Pacific
Command, to provide the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees, not later than 60 days after
the enactment of this Act, with a spend plan and briefing on
the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative and the additional
funding provided for International Security Cooperation
Programs--Philippines. The agreement further directs the
Secretary of Defense, in consultation with the Commander,
United States Indo-Pacific Command, to provide a report to
the congressional defense committees, not later than 90 days
after the enactment of this Act, detailing the threats to the
security of the Philippines by the People's Republic of
China, changing military requirements of the Armed Forces and
Coast Guard of the Philippines to deter and defend against
such threats, and a plan for enhanced security cooperation
with the Philippines.
SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to provide a
report to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees not later than 90 days after enactment of this
Act on the Department of Defense and Military Services'
implementation of recommendations from the Independent Review
Commission on Sexual Assault in the Military, the Special
Victims Counsel program, and other sexual assault prevention
initiatives undertaken in calendar year 2025. The report
shall also include the total number of billets designated to
Integrated Primary Prevention (IPP) workforce, Sexual Assault
Prevention and Response (SAPR), and related roles at the
start of the calendar year 2025; the number of vacant
positions that have been open over one year; details on any
exemptions designated to hiring IPP, SAPR, and related roles;
and the number of staff who have opted to accept the deferred
resignation program, disaggregated by month of acceptance.
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UNITED STATES SOUTHERN COMMAND HEADQUARTERS
United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) plays a
critical role in addressing transnational threats,
strengthening partnerships, and responding to humanitarian
crises, and its current headquarters location is critical to
fulfilling these missions. Transferring the headquarters of
USSOUTHCOM would undermine United States national security
interests, weaken regional stability efforts, and reduce the
effectiveness of military and interagency coordination. The
agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to maintain the
current USSOUTHCOM headquarters and functions given their
importance for effective command and control of United States
military forces in the region, protecting United States
interests, and supporting stability throughout Latin American
and the Caribbean.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY
The agreement provides $58,249,178,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Army, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY
The agreement provides $74,723,177,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Navy, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MARINE CORPS
The agreement provides $10,983,917,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Marine Corps, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $61,542,591,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Air Force, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, SPACE FORCE
The agreement provides $5,687,748,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Space Force, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, DEFENSE-WIDE
The agreement provides $56,089,818,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Defense-Wide, as follows:
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COUNTER-ISIS TRAIN AND EQUIP FUND
The agreement provides $342,516,000 for Counter-ISIS Train
and Equip Fund, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Mandatory Request Final Bill
------------------------------------------------------------------------
IRAQ TRAIN AND EQUIP............. ........... 212,516 212,516
SYRIA TRAIN AND EQUIP............ ........... 130,000 130,000
LEBANON TRAIN AND EQUIP.......... ........... 15,000 0
Transfer to OM DW line 4GTD for ........... ........... -15,000
Lebanese Armed Forces.........
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TOTAL, COUNTER-ISIS TRAIN AND ........... 357,516 342,516
EQUIP FUND..................
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY RESERVE
The agreement provides $3,258,861,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Army Reserve, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY RESERVE
The agreement provides $1,421,774,000 Operation and
Maintenance, Navy Reserve, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MARINE CORPS RESERVE
The agreement provides $319,941,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Marine Corps Reserve, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR FORCE RESERVE
The agreement provides $4,246,342,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Air Force Reserve, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
The agreement provides $8,578,238,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Army National Guard, as follows:
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR NATIONAL GUARD
The agreement provides $7,267,399,000 for Operation and
Maintenance, Air National Guard, as follows:
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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ARMED FORCES
The agreement provides $21,243,000 for the United States
Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, ARMY
The agreement provides $190,870,000 for Environmental
Restoration, Army.
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Mandatory Request Final Bill
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, ARMY.. ........... 148,070 190,870
Program increase--PFAS ........... ........... 42,800
remediation and cleanup.......
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TOTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ........... 148,070 190,870
RESTORATION, ARMY...........
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, NAVY
The agreement provides $368,949,000 for Environmental
Restoration, Navy.
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Mandatory Request Final Bill
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, NAVY.. ........... 357,949 368,949
Program increase--PFAS ........... ........... 11,000
remediation and cleanup.......
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TOTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ........... 357,949 368,949
RESTORATION, NAVY...........
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $396,149,000 for Environmental
Restoration, Air Force.
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, AIR ........... 342,149 396,149
FORCE...........................
Program increase--PFAS ........... ........... 46,000
remediation and cleanup.......
Program increase--PFAS ........... ........... 8,000
remediation and cleanup for
Air National Guard............
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TOTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL ........... 342,149 396,149
RESTORATION, AIR FORCE......
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, DEFENSE-WIDE
The agreement provides $8,885,000 for Environmental
Restoration, Defense-Wide.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION, FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES
The agreement provides $235,156,000 for Environmental
Restoration, Formerly Used Defense Sites.
OVERSEAS HUMANITARIAN, DISASTER, AND CIVIC AID
The agreement provides $100,793,000 for Overseas
Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civic Aid, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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FOREIGN DISASTER RELIEF.......... ........... 9,994 9,994
HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE.......... ........... 79,599 79,599
HUMANITARIAN MINE ACTION PROGRAM. ........... 11,200 11,200
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TOTAL, OVERSEAS HUMANITARIAN, ........... 100,793 100,793
DISASTER, AND CIVIC AID.......
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COOPERATIVE THREAT REDUCTION ACCOUNT
The agreement provides $282,830,000 for the Cooperative
Threat Reduction Account, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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BIOLOGICAL THREAT REDUCTION ........... 138,565 138,565
PROGRAM.........................
CHEMICAL SECURITY & ELIMINATION.. ........... 25,292 25,292
DELIVERY SYSTEM THREAT REDUCTION. ........... 6,249 6,249
PROLIFERATION PREVENTION PROGRAM. ........... 47,146 47,146
GLOBAL NUCLEAR SECURITY.......... ........... 38,134 38,134
OTHER ASSESSMENTS/ADMINISTRATIVE ........... 27,444 27,444
COSTS...........................
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TOTAL, COOPERATIVE THREAT ........... 282,830 282,830
REDUCTION ACCOUNT.............
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ACQUISITION WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNT
The agreement provides $50,846,000 for the Department of
Defense Acquisition Workforce Development Account, as
follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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RECRUITING AND HIRING............ ........... 2,770 2,770
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT......... ........... 42,176 47,676
Program increase--classified ........... ........... 5,000
ready employee workforce......
Program increase--Fulbright ........... ........... 500
icebreaker talent exchange....
RECOGNITION AND RETENTION........ ........... 400 400
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TOTAL, DOD ACQUISITION ........... 45,346 50,846
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ACCOUNT.....................
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TITLE III--PROCUREMENT
The agreement provides $167,068,712,000 in Title III,
Procurement, as follows:
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REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR ACQUISITION ACCOUNTS
The Secretary of Defense is directed to continue to follow
the reprogramming guidance as specified in the report
accompanying the House version of the Department of Defense
Appropriations Act, 2008 (House Report 110-279).
Specifically, the dollar threshold for reprogramming funds
shall be $15,000,000 for procurement and research,
development, test and evaluation.
Also, the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) is
directed to continue to provide the congressional defense
committees quarterly, spreadsheet-based DD Form 1416 reports
for Service and defense-wide accounts in titles III and IV of
this Act. Reports for titles III and IV shall comply with the
guidance specified in the joint explanatory statement
accompanying the Department of Defense Appropriations Act,
2006. The Department shall continue to follow the limitation
that prior approval reprogrammings are set at either the
specified dollar threshold or 20 percent of the procurement
or research, development, test and evaluation line, whichever
is less. These thresholds are cumulative from the base for
reprogramming value as modified by any adjustments.
Therefore, if the combined value of transfers into or out of
a procurement (P-1) or research, development, test and
evaluation (R-1) line exceeds the identified threshold, the
Secretary of Defense must submit a prior approval
reprogramming to the congressional defense committees. In
addition, guidelines on the application of prior approval
reprogramming procedures for congressional special interest
items are established elsewhere in this statement.
FUNDING INCREASES
The funding increases outlined in these tables shall be
provided only for the specific purposes indicated in the
tables. Additional guidance is provided in the overview of
this joint explanatory statement.
PROCUREMENT SPECIAL INTEREST ITEMS
Items for which additional funds have been recommended or
items for which funding is specifically reduced as shown in
the project level tables detailing recommended adjustments or
in paragraphs using the phrase ``only for'' or ``only to'' in
this joint explanatory statement are congressional special
interest items for the purpose of the Base for Reprogramming
(DD Form 1414). Each of these items must be carried on the DD
Form 1414 at the stated amount, as specifically addressed
elsewhere in this joint explanatory statement.
JOINT LIGHT TACTICAL VEHICLE
In May 2025, the Secretary of the Army announced the Army's
cancellation of future procurement of the Joint Light
Tactical Vehicle (JLTV). The agreement notes that the
Secretary of the Army is the joint program acquisition lead
for JLTV and that per the requirements of section 3067 of
title 10, U.S.C., the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees expect that the Secretary of Defense
coordinates with the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)
and relevant Service Secretaries on programmatic decisions
for joint programs that impact planned budget activities and
requirements across the military departments. The agreement
also notes the Army's inadequate supporting analysis provided
to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees.
Therefore, with the submission of the fiscal year 2027
Presidents budget request, the Under Secretary of Defense
(Acquisition and Sustainment) shall, in coordination with the
Service Secretaries, provide a report to the congressional
defense committees detailing each Service's acquisition
strategy for JLTV. The report shall include by Service: (1)
the current acquisition procurement objective, projected
order and delivery schedule across the future years defense
program, sustainment strategy, and funding shortfalls
associated with previously awarded vehicle contracts; (2)
identification of any impacts associated with the dissolution
of the joint program office, including unit cost increases,
schedule delays, production gaps, and termination fees to be
assessed as part of future budget requests; (3) an analysis
of potential risks to supply chain, and related programs and
projects for integration with JLTV Family of Vehicles; (4) an
analysis of alternatives to JLTV for related programs and
projects to include comparative costs and integration
efforts; and (5) a holistic evaluation of vehicle
requirements and how the JLTV will be implemented in all
areas of operation.
AIRCRAFT PROCUREMENT, ARMY
The agreement provides $3,625,324,000 for Aircraft
Procurement, Army, as follows:
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MISSILE PROCUREMENT, ARMY
The agreement provides $7,287,263,000 for Missile
Procurement, Army, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT OF WEAPONS AND TRACKED COMBAT VEHICLES, ARMY
The agreement provides $3,005,021,000 for Procurement of
Weapons and Tracked Combat Vehicles, Army, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT OF AMMUNITION, ARMY
The agreement provides $4,576,705,000 for Procurement of
Ammunition, Army, as follows:
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OTHER PROCUREMENT, ARMY
The agreement provides $9,412,655,000 for Other
Procurement, Army, as follows:
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AIRCRAFT PROCUREMENT, NAVY
The agreement provides $17,239,853,000 for Aircraft
Procurement, Navy, as follows:
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E-2D ADVANCED HAWKEYE
The agreement recognizes the importance of the Navy's E-2D
Advanced Hawkeye program and its central mission of providing
airborne early warning and control to the fleet. Therefore,
the agreement includes $1,100,800,000 in funding for up to
three aircraft, including up to $330,000,000 to fund the
production gap.
WEAPONS PROCUREMENT, NAVY
The agreement provides $6,086,954,000 for Weapons
Procurement, Navy, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT OF AMMUNITION, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
The agreement provides $1,098,630,000 for Procurement of
Ammunition, Navy and Marine Corps, as follows:
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SHIPBUILDING AND CONVERSION, NAVY
The agreement provides $27,151,616,000 for Shipbuilding and
Conversion, Navy, as follows:
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CONSTELLATION CLASS FRIGATE COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK
On November 25, 2025, the Navy announced the cancellation
of the Constellation class Frigate program, ending its second
attempt at fielding a new small surface combatant. The
agreement reflects the Navy's decision and rescinds
$2,565,062,000. In alignment with the Navy's November 23,
2025, Comprehensive Framework, the agreement provides
$800,000,000 for the Medium Landing Ship program to stabilize
the industrial base affected by the cancellation with
transitional workload. Further, the agreement notes the
Navy's plan under the Comprehensive Framework to continue
FFG-62 and FFG-63 workload during this transition at the
shipyard. Under the Framework the Navy will identify and
prioritize additional, more suitable workload to protect the
stability and capacity of the shipyard.
FF(X) FRIGATE
On December 19, 2025, the Navy announced the selection of
the Coast Guard's Legend class National Security Cutter (NSC)
as the baseline for a new FF(X) Frigate design. The agreement
notes the Navy's Battle Force Ship Assessment and Requirement
includes 73 small surface combatants and appreciates the
urgency with which the Navy has sought an alternative path
forward in the wake of the cancellation of the Constellation-
class Frigate program. However, the agreement notes the Navy
has identified five areas requiring significant design study
to incorporate key capabilities, including those related to
lethality, into the NSC design. The agreement notes the
Navy's previous small surface combatant programs, to include
the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), were challenged from the
outset due to unrealistic program objectives, rushed design,
numerous design changes, underestimation of cost and
schedule, and a fundamental mismatch with actual combat
needs. The agreement notes the Navy's aggressive timeline for
the lead FF(X) ship and expects that the Navy will apply
lessons learned from both the challenges of the
Constellation-class Frigate and the LCS when proceeding with
FF(X) Frigate acquisition. In support of the Navy's objective
to quickly deliver a small surface combatant to the Fleet,
the agreement provides $242,000,000 for procurement of long
lead materials for FF(X) Frigate.
MEDIUM LANDING SHIP
The agreement reflects the Navy's plan to begin procurement
of the Medium Landing Ship (LSM), including use of a vessel
construction manager (VCM). However, significant concerns
remain regarding the LSM program, beginning with the cost. In
materials presented to the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees in February 2025, the cost per
ship was estimated at $228,800,000. As of December 17, 2025,
the estimated price for the lead ship is $316,000,000, (an
increase of more than 38 percent) resulting from a change in
the design. The Navy estimates that price will increase an
additional ten to twenty percent for the fee to use a VCM. It
is imperative that the Secretary of the Navy mitigates cost
growth in order to keep the program affordable for the Marine
Corps' program objective range of between 18-35 LSMs.
The agreement provides $800,000,000 for additional LSMs to
expedite fielding and deliver this capability to the Marine
Corps. In keeping with the Navy's Comprehensive Framework,
the funding is intended to provide a strong demand signal to
rapidly construct new classes of ships, ensure sufficient
workload to reduce the risk of workforce shortage, prevent
supply chain vulnerabilities, preserve the multi-tiered
shipbuilding supplier base, and protect national security
shipbuilding capabilities following the termination of the
last four ships of the Constellation-class Frigate program. A
total of $1,963,941,000 was provided for LSMs in Public Law
119-21. The agreement directs the Secretary of the Navy to
prioritize assigning ships for construction to shipyards
negatively impacted by the cancellation of the Constellation-
class Frigate program and to ensure those shipyards have
sufficient workload to remain fully staffed before other
allocations.
COLUMBIA CLASS SUBMARINE PROGRAM
The agreement provides the Columbia class submarine program
with funding commensurate to the level of the fiscal year
2026 President's budget request. Regrettably, there is
insufficient funding available to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees in fiscal year 2026 to
fully fund this and other Department priorities. The
agreement intends the incremental funding to be a one-time
occurrence. The Navy did not demonstrate that incremental
funding results in meaningful improvements to affordability
or program stability to justify an extraordinary exception to
key budget principles. The agreement directs the Secretary of
Defense, in consultation with the Secretary of the Navy, to
provide concurrently with submission of the President's
budget request for fiscal year 2027, a list of proposed
offsets to achieve full funding of future Columbia class
submarines if the fiscal year 2027 President's budget request
again assumes incremental funding for Columbia class
submarines.
VIRGINIA CLASS SUBMARINE PROGRAM
The agreement provides an increase of $1,918,600,000 for a
second Virginia class submarine to address the funding
shortfall created by misalignment of the President's budget
request and Public Law 119-21.
Further, the agreement notes the Department's decision to
realign funding from Public Law 119-21 to address funding
shortfalls in the Columbia class submarine advance
procurement and the Virginia class submarine advance
procurement budget line items. The shortfall created by the
incongruence between the budget request and available
mandatory resources is being funded from multiple provisions
in Public Law 119-21 and is intended to support
infrastructure and wage enhancements at the prime shipyards.
OTHER PROCUREMENT, NAVY
The agreement provides $14,693,978,000 for Other
Procurement, Navy, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT, MARINE CORPS
The agreement provides $3,682,643,000 for Procurement,
Marine Corps, as follows:
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AIRCRAFT PROCUREMENT, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $19,964,954,000 for Aircraft
Procurement, Air Force, as follows:
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MISSILE PROCUREMENT, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $3,963,961,000 for Missile
Procurement, Air Force, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT OF AMMUNITION, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $773,327,000 for Procurement of
Ammunition, Air Force, as follows:
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OTHER PROCUREMENT, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $32,605,147,000 for Other
Procurement, Air Force, as follows:
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PROCUREMENT, SPACE FORCE
The agreement provides $4,036,035,000 for Procurement,
Space Force, as follows:
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Space Force Procurement Quantities
The agreement provides $1,329,263,000 to procure four space
launch services under the National Security Space Launch
program line; $648,446,000 to procure seven space launch
services under the Space Development Agency Launch program
line; and $637,944,000 to procure two Global Positioning
System IIIF spacecraft.
Launch Infrastructure
Access to space remains a critical national security
priority, and the agreement commends the Assured Access to
Space program office for its administration and growth of the
National Security Space Launch program. As demand for launch
and the number of launch providers continues to grow, space
launch infrastructure must be used efficiently and
effectively to advance United States national security
priorities. This requires launch pad allocation to be
competitive, transparent, and forward-looking, especially for
heavy lift launch sites. To ensure the best use of limited
space launch infrastructure, the agreement directs the
Secretary of the Air Force, in consultation with the Chief of
Space Operations, to submit a report to the congressional
defense committees not later than 120 days after enactment of
this Act detailing a strategy for launch site allocations,
including a plan for investments to modernize United States
space launch range capabilities to support planned launch
rates. The strategy shall: include an open and competitive
process for launch site allocation decisions; prioritize
diversity of launch providers; consider providers' access to
commercial, private, or other government launch facilities;
consider each provider's readiness to launch, including
realistic assessments of the launch vehicle's development
status and path toward certification; ensure coordination
with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; and
provide for appropriate durations of launch site allocations
to allow reasonable periods of re-competition. The strategy
shall detail a five-year investment plan by fiscal year to
fully implement the strategy. The investment plan shall
include the use of any funds provided in Public Law 119-21
for space launch infrastructure.
GPS IIIF Procurement
In 2018, the Space Force entered into a contract to develop
and procure 22 GPS IIIF satellites. GPS IIIF provides
important new capabilities, including Regional Military
Protection for a boosted M-Code signal for increased anti-jam
capabilities, improved search and rescue capabilities, as
well as improvements to the nuclear detection payload and
various other technical upgrades. The contract includes pre-
priced production options to leverage economies of scale,
significantly reducing unit costs when buying more than one
spacecraft in a year. The acquisition strategy to procure at
least one and up to four spacecraft each year would appear to
be exactly the kind of long-term commitment, with incentives
to leverage economies of scale, that improves efficiency and
stability to field new systems. However, the Space Force's
fiscal year 2026 GPS IIIF budget request did not include
funding to procure any spacecraft, thus creating a ``gap
year'' and triggering a costly penalty payment under the
terms of the contract. The consequence is the taxpayer pays
more and receives less. The House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees do not seek to encourage such
fiscally imprudent decisions in the future; therefore, the
agreement provides funding for two GPS IIIF spacecraft. The
agreement urges the Secretary of the Air Force to prioritize
this program in the fiscal year 2027 President's budget
request and not use it to pay for other projects as the GPS
mission is a core responsibility of the Space Force and
essential to military operations as well as civil and
commercial activity.
PROCUREMENT, DEFENSE-WIDE
The agreement provides $7,142,723,000 for Procurement,
Defense-Wide, as follows:
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DEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT PURCHASES
The agreement provides $321,923,000 for Defense Production
Act Purchases, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Mandatory Request Final Bill
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DEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT PURCHASES. ........... 236,923 321,923
Program increase--domestic ........... ........... 20,000
black powder advanced
manufacturing expansion.......
Program increase--domestic test ........... ........... 30,000
and evaluations for munitions.
Program increase--recovery of ........... ........... 15,000
copper from domestic copper
smelter slag mills............
Program increase--standard ........... ........... 20,000
missile 3 block IIA TDACS
second source.................
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PURCHASES...................
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NATIONAL GUARD AND RESERVE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNT
The agreement provides $800,000,000 for the National Guard
and Reserve Equipment Account, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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ARMY NATIONAL GUARD.............. ........... 0 250,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... 0 250,000
equipment.....................
AIR NATIONAL GUARD............... ........... 0 235,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... ........... 235,000
equipment.....................
ARMY RESERVE..................... ........... 0 115,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... ........... 115,000
equipment.....................
NAVY RESERVE..................... ........... 0 46,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... ........... 46,000
equipment.....................
MARINE CORPS RESERVE............. ........... 0 22,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... 0 22,000
equipment.....................
AIR FORCE RESERVE................ ........... 0 132,000
Program increase--miscellaneous ........... ........... 132,000
equipment.....................
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TOTAL, NATIONAL GUARD AND ........... 0 800,000
RESERVE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNT...
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NATIONAL GUARD AND RESERVE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNT
The agreement includes an appropriation of $800,000,000 for
the National Guard and Reserve Equipment Account. Of that
amount, $250,000,000 is for the Army National Guard;
$235,000,000 is for the Air National Guard; $115,000,000 is
for the Army Reserve; $46,000,000 is for the Navy Reserve;
$22,000,000 is for the Marine Corps Reserve; and $132,000,000
is for the Air Force Reserve to meet urgent equipment needs
in the coming fiscal year. The agreement includes direction
for the component commanders of the Army Reserve, Navy
Reserve, Marine Forces Reserve, Air Force Reserve, Army
National Guard, and Air National Guard to submit to the
congressional defense committees a detailed assessment of
their component's modernization priorities, not later than 30
days after the enactment of this Act.
The Secretary of Defense is directed to ensure that the
National Guard and Reserve Equipment Account is executed by
the Chiefs of the National Guard and Reserve components with
priority consideration given to the following items: acoustic
hailing devices; aircraft survivability equipment and weapons
training aids; aviation status dashboards; ballistic and
multiband laser eye protection; cloud defense solutions;
construction equipment systems; controlled humidity
preservation; crash-survivable UH-60 helicopter gunner seats;
degraded visual environment systems; emergency response
refuel equipment kits for C-130/135 aircraft; heavy dump
trucks; high mobility multi-purpose wheeled vehicle
modernization; human performance wearable technology;
improved thermal acoustic blankets; internal auxiliary
crashworthy, ballistically tolerant auxiliary fuel systems
for UH-60 helicopters; KC-135 aircrew ground cooling units;
land surveying systems; lightweight, rapidly deployable,
computerbased artillery call for fire training and
simulation; litter stabilization systems; modular small arms
ranges and small arms training simulators and tools; National
Security Agency compliant, multiple network configurable,
secure tactical voice bridge; secure enterprise, emergency,
and social communication; software defined radios; UH-72
Lakota mission equipment modernization; upgraded commercial
off the shelf ground mapping for C-130 aircraft; and vehicle-
mounted, man-portable radiological nuclear detection systems.
TITLE IV--RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION
The agreement provides $145,922,309,000 in Title IV,
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, as follows:
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REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR ACQUISITION ACCOUNTS
The Secretary of Defense is directed to continue to follow
the reprogramming guidance as specified in the report
accompanying the House version of the Department of Defense
Appropriations Act, 2008 (House Report 110-279).
Specifically, the dollar threshold for reprogramming funds
shall be $15,000,000 for procurement and research,
development, test and evaluation.
Also, the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) is
directed to continue to provide the congressional defense
committees quarterly, spreadsheet-based DD Form 1416 reports
for Service and defense-wide accounts in titles III and IV of
this Act. Reports for titles III and IV shall comply with the
guidance specified in the joint explanatory statement
accompanying the Department of Defense Appropriations Act,
2006. The Department shall continue to follow the limitation
that prior approval reprogrammings are set at either the
specified dollar threshold or 20 percent of the procurement
or research, development, test and evaluation line, whichever
is less. These thresholds are cumulative from the base for
reprogramming value as modified by any adjustments.
Therefore, if the combined value of transfers into or out of
a procurement (P-1) or research, development, test and
evaluation (R-1) line exceeds the identified threshold, the
Secretary of Defense must submit a prior approval
reprogramming to the congressional defense committees. In
addition, guidelines on the application of prior approval
reprogramming procedures for congressional special interest
items are established elsewhere in this statement.
FUNDING INCREASES
The funding increases outlined in these tables shall be
provided only for the specific purposes indicated in the
tables. Additional guidance is provided in the overview of
this joint explanatory statement.
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION SPECIAL INTEREST ITEMS
Items for which additional funds have been recommended or
items for which funding is specifically reduced as shown in
the project level tables detailing recommended adjustments or
in paragraphs using the phrase ``only for'' or ``only to'' in
this joint explanatory statement are congressional special
interest items for the purpose of the Base for Reprogramming
(DD Form 1414). Each of these items must be carried on the DD
Form 1414 at the stated amount, as specifically addressed
elsewhere in this joint explanatory statement.
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
The agreement urges the full disclosure of federal support
and transparency by recipients of Department of Defense
research and development funds, as codified by title 10,
U.S.C. section 4027. The agreement notes the Department's
``Fundamental Research Security Initiative and
Implementation'' memorandum and acknowledges that the
initiative represents a step toward further safeguarding the
Department's fundamental research from adverse exploitation.
The agreement directs the Secretary of Defense, not later
than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, to
provide a progress report to the congressional defense
committees detailing plans for ensuring compliance with title
10, U.S.C. section 4027, including enforcement actions
related to disclosure of federal funds.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Disclosure Requirements for Recipients of Research and
Development Funds'' in Senate Report 119-52.
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, ARMY
The agreement provides $16,705,760,000 for Research,
Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, as follows:
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RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, NAVY
The agreement provides $28,099,776,000 for Research,
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FF(X) FRIGATE
The agreement supports the Navy's effort to quickly deliver
a small surface combatant to the fleet. Therefore, the
agreement provides $84,199,000 for the design and development
for the FF(X) Frigate program. Further, the Secretary of the
Navy is directed, not later than 90 days after the enactment
of this Act, to submit a report to the congressional defense
committees that details the current acquisition strategy,
accompanied by a spend plan for funds that have been made
available to the Department of Defense for this program.
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, AIR FORCE
The agreement provides $50,614,595,000 for Research,
Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force, as follows:
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AIR FORCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION
As the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional) is
expected to be fully integrated into the Headquarters of the
Air Force A5/7 directorate by April 2026, the agreement
directs the Secretary of the Air Force to brief the
congressional defense committees on the status of this
integration, and any other restructuring of the A5/7
directorate, not more than 90 days after enactment of this
Act.
The agreement further directs the Director of the
Integrated Development Office and the Commander of Integrated
Capabilities Command (Provisional), or equivalent, to jointly
provide semi-annual briefings to the House and Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittees on how their work is informing
modernization plans, developing programming inputs to align
with force design, and providing a cost-effective and
realistic pipeline to deliver warfighting capabilities.
Finally, the agreement directs the Secretary of the Air
Force, through the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force
(Financial Management and Comptroller), to ensure that the
fiscal year 2027 President's budget request reflects
Integrated Development Office capability development
activities in the appropriate budget line items.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``Air
Force Resource Allocation'' in House Report 119-162.
AIR FORCE REQUIREMENTS OPTIMIZATION
The agreement emphasizes the importance of the Air Force's
ongoing planning to optimize investments based on fleet size,
capability type and necessary quantities of fighter planes,
bombers, tankers, and mobility assets. In particular, the
ongoing work to assess the requirements for new aircraft
versus sustainment of existing aircraft has generated
valuable, data-driven analysis that has provided a greater
level of insight to inform the appropriations process.
Therefore, the Chief of Staff of the Air Force is directed to
brief the congressional defense committees annually, in
coordination with the President's budget request, on how the
current and budget year investments are strategically aligned
with future year goals and provide retention-copy charts that
depict a multi-year overview of each platform.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Future of the Tanker Refueling Fleet'' in Senate Report
119-52.
SENTINEL
The agreement maintains the direction House Report 119-162,
under this heading, for the Secretary of the Air Force to
provide quarterly briefings on the Sentinel program to the
congressional defense committees. The agreement also modifies
direction provided in Senate Report 119-52, under this
heading, for the Secretary of the Air Force to include during
the quarterly briefings a detailed breakout of efforts
utilizing discretionary and mandatory funding in fiscal year
2026, and an updated spend plan that includes the entire
requirement (discretionary and mandatory) for the Sentinel
program in fiscal year 2026.
E-7
The agreement bolsters the E-7 Wedgetail aircraft program
and includes a new general provision that prohibits the use
of funds to pause, cancel, or terminate the E-7. The
agreement emphasizes the importance of the E-7 Wedgetail
platform and the airborne early warning and battle management
mission for the Department of the Air Force. Therefore,
$1,100,000,000 is included in Research, Development, Test and
Evaluation, Air Force for fiscal year 2026 to continue E-7
rapid prototyping activities and transition to engineering
and manufacturing development aircraft. The Secretary of the
Air Force is directed to present a plan to the congressional
defense committees, not later than 90 days after the
enactment of this Act, on ongoing actions to streamline
requirements and control costs on future production of the E7
aircraft.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``E-
7'' in Senate Report 119-52.
B-52 HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATOR MODERNIZATION
The agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of the Air
Force (Acquisition, Technology and Logistics) to submit to
the congressional defense committees, not later than 90 days
after the enactment of this Act, a report that provides an
acquisition strategy and cost estimate by appropriation,
budget-line item, and fiscal year for the development, test,
and procurement of modernized B-52H high fidelity flight
simulators.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``B-
52 High Fidelity Simulator Modernization'' in House Report
119-162 and Senate Report 119-52.
NEXT GENERATION ADAPTIVE PROPULSION
Maintaining competition in the Next Generation Adaptive
Propulsion (NGAP) program remains a priority to spur
innovation and sustain a healthy industrial base. The
agreement encourages the Secretary of the Air Force to
maintain the NGAP competition until two fully developed and
tested prototypes are presented to the Air Force for
evaluation.
EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS
Education Partnership Agreements (EPAs) offer an
opportunity to help meet Defense Industrial Base workforce
development requirements in technology areas critical to
national security, such as artificial intelligence,
autonomous systems, hypersonics, space systems, and advanced
manufacturing. The Air Force Research Laboratory and other
defense laboratories are encouraged to make use of new EPA
financial assistance mechanisms enabled through section 213
of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year
2025 (Public Law 118-159) and brief the congressional defense
committees on their application and use with respect to
fiscal year 2025 and 2026 funds.
QUANTUM INFORMATION SCIENCE
The agreement finds that accelerated investment in quantum
information science, encompassing both computing and
networking, is critical for maintaining technological
superiority and ensuring mission resilience across the
Department of the Air Force (DAF). Quantum capabilities are
essential for achieving the DAF's core operational goals.
Sustained funding should prioritize the Air Force Research
Laboratory's strategic goal of realizing secure, distributed
quantum networks and highly accurate computing systems. The
agreement encourages the Secretary of the Air Force to
prioritize research and development focused on trapped ion
systems to meet unique DAF needs for powerful computing and
resilient quantum networking.
EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS SILICONE MATERIALS
The agreement recognizes the importance of advancing
research on silicone materials in extreme environments. The
agreement encourages the Secretary of the Air Force to
prioritize research and development efforts in this area to
improve warfighting readiness.
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, SPACE FORCE
The agreement provides $14,917,160,000 for Research,
Development, Test and Evaluation, Space Force, as follows:
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COMMERCIAL SERVICES
Space-based commercial service offerings are increasingly
broad and comprised of high-quality commercial data available
to support Space Force missions, especially space domain
awareness. Therefore, the agreement provides an additional
$49,500,000 to explore the use of commercial positioning,
navigation, and timing services to ensure resilient
navigation in GPS-denied environments; space-based
environmental monitoring to strengthen mission planning in
areas where information is insufficient; and space domain
awareness mission needs to mitigate growing threats. The
Secretary of the Air Force shall submit a report to the
congressional defense committees, not later than 180 days
following enactment of this Act, on the efficacy of these
commercial space-based capabilities.
TACTICAL SURVEILLANCE, RECONNAISSANCE, AND TRACKING
The Tactical Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Tracking
Services (TacSRT) program, while only in its pilot phase, has
instituted a novel marketplace for commercial remote sensing
tasking, which allows for vendor competition, and allows for
execution of the requirement in tactically relevant
timelines. The marketplace for commercial service offerings
for electro-optical/infrared, synthetic aperture radar,
hyperspectral imaging capabilities, radio frequency, and
other phenomenologies continue to expand. However, despite
directed appropriations of $40,000,000 in both fiscal year
2024 and fiscal year 2025 as provided in the Department of
Defense Appropriations Act, 2024 (Public Law 118-47) and the
funding tables accompanying the Full-Year Continuing
Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (Public Law 119-4),
the fiscal year 2026 President's budget request fails to
request adequate resources to continue the TacSRT effort.
Therefore, the agreement provides an additional $30,000,000
for continued execution of the TacSRT program through
combatant command directed requirements.
Additionally, it is noted that section 1607 of the National
Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 (Public Law
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states ``the Secretary of the Air Force, in coordination with
the Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence and Security),
shall conduct a study on the feasibility and advisability of
establishing a program of record for tactical surveillance,
reconnaissance, and tracking capabilities within the
Department of Defense.'' Therefore, the agreement provides
$50,000,000 for sustained new or existing agreements with
commercial providers to augment the TacSRT marketplace
through data and analytics commercial remote sensing
procurement to allow the Space Force to prioritize and
fulfill combatant commander operational requirements.
Further, the agreement directs the Secretary of the Air Force
to institute a new sustained commercial services electro-
optical program in the Research, Development, Test and
Evaluation, Space Force account and to properly resource this
program across the fiscal year 2027 future years defense
program. This program shall provide long-term stability that
will maintain a consistent level of support that combatant
commanders can plan for, while also allowing industry to
reinvest in their own capabilities in order to maintain their
competitive advantage across the global marketplace.
Finally, the agreement directs the Director of Cost
Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE) to review the
program, its mission use cases and objectives, and its
contracting mechanisms; identify and make recommendations for
the program's organization, its operations, and its use of
contracts with commercial vendors. The Director of CAPE shall
provide a briefing with the findings and recommendations of
this review to the congressional defense and congressional
intelligence committees not later than 180 days after the
enactment of this Act.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Tactical Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Tracking'' in
House Report 119-162, the language under the heading
``Commercial Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Tracking
Services'' in Senate Report 119-52, and the language under
the heading ``Commercial Electro-Optical Program
Restructure'' in Senate Report 119-52.
RESILIENT POSITION, NAVIGATION, AND TIMING
The agreement recognizes the vital importance of enhancing
the resilience of position, navigation, and timing (PNT)
services provided by the Global Positioning System (GPS) to
ensure its availability for military operations, particularly
in highly contested environments against sophisticated
adversaries. The loss of GPS, even temporarily, would cause
catastrophic damage to the nation while also severely
impacting military effectiveness. The agreement provides
$15,000,000 to continue the development of resilient GPS
space systems.
Unfortunately, the Department of Defense has not taken any
significant actions to address the findings and
recommendations of the Defense Science Board's (DSB) May 2024
classified final report on Position, Navigation and Timing,
which highlights many, but not all, the issues that must be
addressed to make PNT services more resilient, such as
accelerating the delivery of jam resistant user equipment and
increasing resilience of the ground control segment.
Therefore, the agreement provides $30,000,000 to develop an
integrated PNT architecture that maximizes enduring
competition while using a Modular Open Mission Systems
approach to maintain the Nation's commitment to a resilient
PNT capability for military and civilian users. Furthermore,
the agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to provide the
congressional defense committees, not later than 90 days
after enactment of this Act, with a comprehensive written
plan of action and milestones for investments in more
resilient capabilities across space, ground, and user
equipment segments. This plan shall specifically address each
of the findings and recommendations of the DSB report, as
well as provide investments by Service and Agency and by
fiscal year.
NEXT GENERATION OVERHEAD PERSISTENT INFRARED
The agreement continues to strongly support the pivot to
proliferated missile warning/missile tracking systems in low-
Earth orbit and medium-Earth orbit, as these systems will
provide greater resilience and coverage for tactical use.
However, these systems, and their associated ground
processing systems are not designed to meet the strategic
indications and warning requirements of the Nuclear Command,
Control, and Communications (NC3) enterprise. The Department
of Defense lacks a clear plan to meet strategic NC3
requirements after the current legacy Space-Based Infrared
systems age out. Therefore, section 8149 of the Department of
Defense Appropriations Act, 2026 prohibits termination of the
Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared systems for
geosynchronous and polar orbits. The Secretary of the Air
Force, in collaboration with the Under Secretary of Defense
(Acquisition and Sustainment) and the Commander, United
States Strategic Command, shall provide a report to the House
and Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees, not later
than 180 days after the enactment of this Act, with findings
and recommendations on the future of strategic missile
warning systems to meet NC3 requirements.
COMPETITIVE SPACE TRANSPORT CAPABILITIES
Open competition and competitive design, development, and
production of systems are essential to ensure that the
Department is getting the right system at the right price.
Several recent acquisitions by the National Reconnaissance
Office within the Geospatial Intelligence portfolio utilize
non-competitive sole-source procurements on contracts that
are non-severable and hamper the oversight of appropriated
funds by the congressional defense committees. In contrast,
the Space Development Agency (SDA) utilizes an approach where
iterative tranches are awarded to multiple vendors to spur
competition and maintain a robust industrial base.
Further, the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture
(PWSA) was designed and purpose-built to deliver mission
critical data directly to operational users. This capability,
inherent in SDA's Transport Layer, is critical and must be
maintained as the PWSA architecture evolves and space-based
data transport capabilities increase. Therefore, the
agreement provides $50,000,000 to maintain warfighter centric
capabilities within the PWSA architecture.
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM III--OPERATIONAL CONTROL SEGMENT
The agreement includes a Space Force requested transfer of
$72,500,000 to the Global Positioning System III--Operational
Control Segment program to develop Global Positioning System
ground architecture enhancements.
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, DEFENSE-WIDE
The agreement provides $35,248,875,000 for Research,
Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide, as follows:
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ADVANCED AEROSPACE COMPOSITES
The agreement notes that advanced aerospace composite
manufacturing is constrained by domestic industrial
production capacity limitations. Therefore, the agreement
directs the Under Secretary of Defense (Research and
Engineering), in partnership with a designated technology
hub, to develop domestic capabilities for advanced large-
scale composite manufacturing for aerospace components, and
includes $55,000,000 within the Research, Development, Test
and Evaluation, Defense-Wide appropriation account to
initiate this effort.
This language replaces the language under the heading
``Advanced Composites'' in Senate Report 119-52.
BIOMANUFACTURING
The agreement supports the Department of Defense's decision
to designate biomanufacturing as one of its six Critical
Technology Areas and encourages the Department to quickly
identify and empower strong leadership to properly oversee
and manage its biomanufacturing programs, establish a rapid
tempo of execution commensurate with the urgency of scaling
up domestic biomanufacturing capabilities, and fully invest
resources in the success of these efforts. Bioindustrial
manufacturing has immense potential to enable new military
capabilities, mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities, expand
markets for domestic agricultural producers, and strengthen
American industrial competitiveness. It encourages the
Secretary of Defense to increase collaborations with North
Atlantic Treaty Organization allies and partners to enhance
national security, pool resources, and counter adversarial
advances in biotechnology and bioindustrial manufacturing.
The agreement recognizes the strategic importance of
achieving sufficient biomanufacturing and bioindustrial
capacity, as the United States faces many challenges across
supply chains, and notes concerns that the Department has not
focused enough, despite congressional special interest
provided in prior years, on bioindustrial investments that
will facilitate the private sector crossing the valley of
death to full-scale, domestic commercialization and
manufacturing. The agreement encourages the Department to
rapidly scale investments in pilot plants, facilities, and
downstream processing infrastructure. Therefore, the
agreement directs the Secretary of Defense to prioritize
fiscal year 2026 investments in biomanufacturing and
bioindustrial manufacturing facilities and to provide to the
congressional defense committees, not later than 60 days
after the enactment of this Act, a comprehensive spend plan
for the Department's biomanufacturing and bioindustrial
activities and quarterly reports, until September 30, 2027,
on progress thereafter. The spend plan shall include details
below the project level and describe how the Department will
use fiscal year 2026 funds to rapidly accelerate development,
piloting, facility development, and scale-up of domestic
biomanufacturing and bioindustrial capabilities with national
security applications.
DEFENSE MICROELECTRONICS ACTIVITY
The agreement notes the Department intends to apportion
funding from section 20005(a)(27) of Public Law 119-21 to the
Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) for the purposes of
carrying out current process improvements and throughput
capacity expansion. The agreement supports these activities
and has included an additional $62,000,000 for DMEA. Given
these funds, the agreement encourages the Secretary of
Defense to maximize existing cost-effective options to reduce
obsolescence in current and future munitions inventories. The
agreement also directs the Secretary of Defense to provide
certification in writing to the congressional defense
committees, not later than 60 days after the enactment of
this Act, that not less than a total of $152,000,000 of funds
appropriated for fiscal year 2026, comprising $62,000,000
from this Act and the remainder from Public Law 119-21, are
available to the Defense Microelectronics Activity for the
purposes of carrying out current process improvements and
throughput capacity expansion.
TEST RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CENTER BUDGET JUSTIFICATION MATERIALS
The agreement expresses concern about the Test Resource
Management Center's unjustified fiscal year 2026 budget
request and failure to provide clear and consistent
information on the amounts, purposes, and plans for requested
discretionary funding, requested mandatory funding, and
later, amounts made available by Public Law 119-21 for
multiple efforts. Additionally, the Department of Defense did
not provide a test roadmap, a viable project plan, or a path
forward for the billions of increased spending for such
efforts. Therefore, the incorporated tables recommend an
undistributed reduction of $400,000,000 to be applied against
increases to the program's funding.
The agreement also highlights concerns with respect to
limited and dilapidated range and test infrastructure across
the Department. Multiple recent studies have concluded that
limited test capacity, old and aging facilities, and
inadequate modernization are a strategic risk to the
Department's ability to field advanced capabilities at the
pace required.
OPERATIONAL TEST AND EVALUATION, DEFENSE
The agreement provides $336,143,000 for Operational Test
and Evaluation, Defense, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Mandatory Request Final Bill
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OPERATIONAL TEST AND EVALUATION.. ........... 133,542 151,542
Program increase--cyber ........... ........... 15,000
assessments...................
Program increase--microgrid ........... ........... 3,000
cyber security................
Program increase--Operational ........... ........... 133,542
Test and Evaluation...........
Program decrease............... ........... ........... -133,542
LIVE FIRE TESTING................ ........... 108,109 108,109
Program increase--Live Fire ........... ........... 108,109
Testing.......................
Program decrease............... ........... ........... -108,109
OPERATIONAL TEST ACTIVITIES AND ........... 76,492 76,492
ANALYSIS........................
Program increase--Operational ........... ........... 76,492
Test Activities and Analysis..
Program decrease............... ........... ........... -76,492
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TOTAL, OPERATIONAL TEST & ........... 318,143 336,143
EVALUATION, DEFENSE.........
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TEST AND EVALUATION ACTIVITIES
The agreement recognizes digital engineering as a core
enabler for improving the pace of weapon systems testing,
test design, and test infrastructure development. Its
application will enhance physical test range enterprises and
interconnectivity, provide live data-driven validation,
improve test confidence and assurance, provide earlier
identification of safety issues and design flaws, accelerate
problem discovery, and curtail expensive and dangerous live
events. Digital engineering makes attainable, tests that were
nonviable or impossible to previously achieve.
Furthermore, the agreement recognizes that digital
engineering will not replace the need for live testing. Live
test events are important for reliability and insight into
human and system performance and integration where digital
engineering is insufficient or inadequate. Additionally, it
is widely understood that there is increasing need for
operational test and evaluation of emerging space, cyber,
undersea, and electromagnetic spectrum capabilities.
The agreement highlights concerns that the Department
reorganized the Office of the Director, Operational Test and
Evaluation (DOT&E), including a reduction-in-force of 75
percent, at a time when the test and evaluation community is
transforming to support unprecedented production and fielding
requirements including, but not limited to, ``Golden Dome.''
The need to prevent catastrophic failure and ensure systems
and weapons are safe, effective, secure, and reliable remains
paramount.
Therefore, the Secretary of Defense is directed to, not
later than 60 days after the enactment of this Act, submit a
detailed report and provide a briefing, to the congressional
defense committees, detailing the impacts of the
reorganization on operational test activities underway, the
list of discontinued activities, and the list of activities
that will continue. The report shall include a detailed
program plan for how the Department intends to meet demands
for independent operational test and evaluation and validate
the capabilities expected to come online in the future years
defense program.
The agreement stipulates that all requested spending in the
Operational, Test and Evaluation appropriation account is
designated as a congressional special interest item and
carries this same designation for any funding requested in
support of the DOT&E within the Operation and Maintenance,
Defense-Wide appropriation account.
This language replaces the language under the heading ``The
Office of the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation'' in
Senate Report 119-52 as well as the language under the
heading ``Test and Evaluation Activities'' in House Report
119-162.
TITLE V--REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
The agreement provides $2,132,240,000 in Title V, Revolving
and Management Funds.
DEFENSE WORKING CAPITAL FUNDS
The agreement provides $2,132,240,000 for Defense Working
Capital Funds, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
[In thousands of dollars]
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Mandatory Request Final Bill
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WORKING CAPITAL FUND, ARMY....... ........... 20,589 125,589
Program increase--Arsenal ........... ........... 100,000
Sustainment Initiative........
Program increase--industrial- ........... ........... 5,000
focused charrette.............
WORKING CAPITAL FUND, NAVY....... ........... 381,600 381,600
WORKING CAPITAL FUND, AIR FORCE.. ........... 90,262 90,262
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY, ENERGY ........... 1,272 1,272
MANAGEMENT......................
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY, SUPPLY ........... 10,697 0
CHAIN MANAGEMENT................
Unjustified growth............. ........... ........... -10,697
WORKING CAPITAL FUND, DECA....... ........... 1,527,817 1,527,817
NATIONAL DEFENSE STOCKPILE 1,000,000 5,700 5,700
TRANSACTION FUND................
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TOTAL, DEFENSE WORKING ........... 2,037,937 2,132,240
CAPITAL FUNDS...............
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TITLE VI--OTHER DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PROGRAMS
The agreement provides $43,649,802,000 in Title VI, Other
Department of Defense Programs, as follows:
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DEFENSE HEALTH PROGRAM
The agreement provides $41,770,246,000 for the Defense
Health Program, as follows:
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REPROGRAMMING GUIDANCE FOR THE DEFENSE HEALTH PROGRAM
The agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Health Affairs) to provide quarterly briefings to the
congressional defense committees, not later than 30 days
after the end of each fiscal quarter, on budget execution
data for all Defense Health Program budget activities and to
adequately reflect changes to the budget activities requested
by the Services in future budget submissions. These reports
shall also be provided to the Government Accountability
Office.
The agreement directs that the In-House Care and Private
Sector Care budget sub-activities remain designated as
congressional special interest items for the purpose of the
Base for Reprogramming (DD Form 1414). Any transfer of funds
in excess of $15,000,000 into or out of these sub-activities
requires the Secretary of Defense to follow prior approval
reprogramming procedures for operation and maintenance funds.
The agreement further directs the Secretary of Defense to
submit a report to the congressional defense committees, not
later than 30 days after the enactment of this Act, that
delineates transfers of funds, and the dates any transfers
occurred, from the Private Sector Care budget sub-activity to
any other budget sub-activity in fiscal year 2025.
The agreement notes with concern by the repurposing of
Facilities Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization (FSRM)
funding throughout the fiscal year. Deferring FSRM projects
in favor of more immediate needs of the Defense Health
Program may seem prudent at the time but comes with costly,
severe, and enduring ramifications for servicemembers and
beneficiaries. The Secretary of Defense is directed to
provide written notification to the congressional defense
committees of cumulative transfers in excess of $15,000,000
out of the Base Operations and Communications budget sub-
activity not later than 15 days after such a transfer.
CARRYOVER
The agreement provides one percent carryover authority for
the Operation and Maintenance account of the Defense Health
Program. The Assistant Secretary of Defense
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for any fiscal year 2025 and 2026 designated carryover funds
to the congressional defense committees not less than 30 days
prior to executing the carryover funds.
ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
The agreement directs the Program Executive Officer of
Defense Healthcare Management Systems (PEO DHMS), in
conjunction with the Director of the Federal Electronic
Health Record Modernization (FEHRM) and the Director of the
Defense Health Agency, to submit quarterly reports to the
congressional defense committees and the Government
Accountability Office not later than 30 days after the end of
each fiscal quarter on the cost of the program, including any
indirect costs funded outside of the DHMS Modernization
Electronic Health Record program; the schedule of the
program, to include milestones, knowledge points, and
acquisition timelines; system performance; patient safety
incidents and mitigations; metrics to include clinician and
patient satisfaction, milestones, knowledge points, and
acquisition timelines; and quarterly obligation reports. In
addition, the agreement directs the PEO DHMS to continue to
brief the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees on a quarterly basis, coinciding with the
report submission.
The Director of the FEHRM program office is directed to
continue to submit quarterly reports on the progress of
interoperability between the Department of Defense and the
Department of Veterans Affairs to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees and the House and Senate
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies
Appropriations Subcommittees. In addition, the agreement
directs the PEO DHMS to continue to brief the House and
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittees on a quarterly
basis, coinciding with the report submission.
The agreement directs the Comptroller General to continue
quarterly performance reviews of MHS GENESIS with a focus on
whether the program is meeting expected cost, schedule,
scope, quality and safety standards, performance, clinician
and patient satisfaction, and risk mitigation expectations,
to include system enhancements, and expects the PEO DHMS will
provide the Comptroller General with regular and in-depth
access to the program to facilitate these reviews.
PEER-REVIEWED CANCER RESEARCH PROGRAM
The agreement provides $165,000,000 for the peer-review
cancer research program that would research cancers not
addressed in the breast, prostate, kidney, ovarian, lung,
rare cancer, melanoma, glioblastoma, and pancreatic research
programs. The funds provided in the peer-reviewed cancer
research program are directed to be used to conduct research
in the following areas: bladder cancer; blood cancers; brain
cancer; colorectal cancer; endometrial cancer; esophageal
cancer; germ cell cancers; glioblastoma; liver cancer;
lymphoma; mesothelioma; metastatic cancer; myeloma;
neuroblastoma; neuroendocrine tumors; pediatric brain tumors;
pediatric, adolescent, and young adult cancers; sarcoma;
stomach cancer; and thyroid cancer. The inclusion of the
individual rare cancer research program shall not prohibit
the peer-reviewed cancer research program from funding the
previously mentioned cancers or cancer subtypes that may be
rare by definition.
The funds provided under the peer-reviewed cancer research
program shall be used only for the purposes listed above. The
agreement directs the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Health
Affairs) to provide a report not later than 18 months after
the enactment of this Act to the congressional defense
committees on the status of the peer-reviewed cancer research
program. For each research area, the report shall include the
funding amount awarded, the progress of the research, and the
relevance of the research to servicemembers.
PEER-REVIEWED MEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM
The agreement provides $370,000,000 for the Peer-Reviewed
Medical Research Program. The agreement directs the Secretary
of Defense, in conjunction with the Service Surgeons General,
to select medical research projects of clear scientific merit
and direct relevance to military health. Research areas
considered under this funding are restricted to: accelerated
aging processes associated with military service; Angelman
syndrome; burn pit exposure; brain injury impact on cardiac
health; celiac disease; congenital cytomegalovirus; dystonia;
eating disorders; eczema; Ehlers-Danlos syndrome;
endometriosis; Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy;
fibrous dysplasia/McCune-Albright syndrome; food allergies;
Fragile X; frontotemporal degeneration; gambling addiction;
hepatitis B; hereditary and acquired ataxias; Hereditary
Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT); Hermansky-Pudlack syndrome;
hydrocephalus; Hypertrophic Dyschromia; Hypoxia; infertility
associated with military aviators and aviation support
personnel; inflammatory bowel disease; interstitial cystitis;
intranasal ketamine anesthetics; maternal mental health;
mitochondrial disease; myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic
fatigue syndrome; myotonic dystrophy; musculoskeletal health;
orthotics and prosthetics outcomes; pancreatitis; Pediatric
Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and Pediatric
Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with
Streptococcus (PANDAS); peripheral neuropathy; polycystic
kidney disease; post-traumatic stress disorder; PraderWilli
Syndrome; proteomics; pulmonary fibrosis; respiratory health;
Rett syndrome; Sarcoidosis; scleroderma; sickle cell disease;
sleep disorders and restriction; spinal muscular atrophy;
suicide prevention; tuberculosis; and von Hippel-Lindau
disease. The additional funding provided under the Peer-
Reviewed Medical Research Program shall be devoted only to
the purposes listed above.
CHEMICAL AGENTS AND MUNITIONS DESTRUCTION, DEFENSE
The agreement provides $213,282,000 for Chemical Agents and
Munitions Destruction, Defense, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE........ ........... 3,243 3,243
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND ........... 210,039 210,039
EVALUATION......................
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TOTAL, CHEMICAL AGENTS AND ........... 213,282 213,282
MUNITIONS DESTRUCTION, DEFENSE
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DRUG INTERDICTION AND COUNTER-DRUG ACTIVITIES, DEFENSE
The agreement provides $1,148,675,000 for Drug Interdiction
and Counter-Drug Activities, Defense, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
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COUNTER-NARCOTICS SUPPORT........ ........... 652,884 678,737
Program increase............... ........... ........... 15,853
Program increase--commercial ........... ........... 5,000
ISR support for SOUTHCOM......
Program increase--COMSAT ........... ........... 5,000
Imagery AI/ML for drug
interdiction..................
DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION PROGRAM.... ........... 134,938 134,938
NATIONAL GUARD COUNTER-DRUG ........... 110,125 305,000
PROGRAM.........................
Program increase............... ........... ........... 189,875
Program increase--illicit drug ........... ........... 5,000
deactivation at U.S. borders..
NATIONAL GUARD COUNTER-DRUG ........... 6,354 30,000
SCHOOLS.........................
Program increase............... ........... ........... 23,646
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TOTAL, DRUG INTERDICTION AND ........... 904,301 1,148,675
COUNTER-DRUG ACTIVITIES,
DEFENSE.....................
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REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
In the case of a Department of Defense approval of requests
for assistance from other agencies, the agreement directs the
Secretary of Defense to transmit to the House and Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittees, not later than seven
days after approval, a copy of any request for assistance to
the Department that the Secretary has approved as well as the
official response transmitted to the applicable requesting
department. Concurrently, the Secretary of Defense shall
provide justification for approval, a spend plan including
the funding source, and a justification for providing
assistance on a reimbursable or non-reimbursable basis, as
applicable, to the House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
The agreement provides $517,599,000 for the Office of the
Inspector General, as follows:
EXPLANATION OF PROJECT LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE.......................................... 10,000 494,865 509,865
Program increase--civilian compensation.......................... ........... .............. 15,000
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE, CYBER..................................... ........... 2,030 2,030
PROCUREMENT........................................................ ........... 1,079 1,079
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION......................... ........... 4,625 4,625
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TOTAL, OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL......................... ........... 502,599 517,599
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TITLE VII--RELATED AGENCIES
The agreement provides $1,143,128,000 in Title VII, Related
Agencies, as follows:
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM FUND
The agreement provides $514,000,000 for the Central
Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability Fund.
INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT
The agreement provides $629,128,000 for the Intelligence
Community Management Account.
TITLE VIII--GENERAL PROVISIONS
Title VIII of the accompanying bill includes 153 general
provisions. A brief description of each provision follows.
Section 8001 provides that no funds made available in this
Act may be used for publicity or propaganda purposes not
authorized by Congress.
Section 8002 provides for conditions and limitations on the
payment of compensation to, or employment of, foreign
nationals.
Section 8003 provides that no funds made available in this
Act may be obligated beyond the end of the fiscal year unless
expressly provided for a greater period of availability
elsewhere in the Act.
Section 8004 limits the obligation of certain funds
provided in this Act during the last two months of the fiscal
year.
Section 8005 provides for the general transfer authority of
funds to other military functions.
Section 8006 provides that the tables titled Explanation of
Project Level Adjustments in this joint explanatory statement
and classified annex shall be carried out in the manner
provided by the tables to the same extent as if the tables
were included in the text of this Act.
Section 8007 provides for the establishment of a baseline
for application of reprogramming and transfer authorities for
the current fiscal year.
Section 8008 provides for limitations on the use of
transfer authority of working capital fund cash balances.
Section 8009 provides that none of the funds appropriated
in this Act may be used to initiate a special access program
without prior notification to the congressional defense
committees.
Section 8010 provides limitations and conditions on the use
of funds made available in this Act to initiate multi-year
procurement contracts.
Section 8011 provides for the use and obligation of funds
for humanitarian and civic assistance costs.
Section 8012 provides for limitations on the use of the
Defense Modernization Account.
Section 8013 prohibits funding from being used to influence
congressional action on any matters pending before Congress.
Section 8014 restricts the use of funds to reduce, or
prepare to reduce, the number of deployed and non-deployed
strategic delivery vehicles and launchers.
Section 8015 provides for the transfer of funds
appropriated in title III of this Act for the Department of
Defense Pilot Mentor-Protege Program.
Section 8016 provides for the Department of Defense to
purchase anchor and mooring chains manufactured only in the
United States.
Section 8017 prohibits funds made available in this Act for
the support of any non-appropriated activity of the
Department of Defense that procures malt beverages and wine
except under certain conditions.
Section 8018 prohibits funds made available to the
Department of Defense from being used to demilitarize or
dispose of certain surplus firearms and small arms ammunition
or ammunition components.
Section 8019 provides a limitation on funds being used for
the relocation of any Department of Defense entity into or
within the National Capital Region.
Section 8020 provides for incentive payments authorized by
section 504 of the Indian Financing Act of 1974 (25 U.S.C.
1544).
Section 8021 provides for the conveyance, without
consideration, of relocatable housing units that are excess
to the needs of the Air Force.
Section 8022 provides for the availability of funds for the
mitigation of environmental impacts on Indian lands resulting
from Department of Defense activities.
Section 8023 prohibits funds for the Defense Media Activity
from being used for national, or international, political or
psychological activities.
Section 8024 provides funding in the Army's Working Capital
Fund to maintain competitive rates at arsenals.
Section 8025 provides funding for the Civil Air Patrol
Corporation.
Section 8026 prohibits funding from being used to establish
new Department of Defense federally funded research and
development centers (FFRDCs), with certain limitations.
Section 8027 defines the congressional defense committees
as the Armed Services Committees of the House and Senate and
the Subcommittees on Defense of the House and Senate
Appropriations Committees.
Section 8028 defines the congressional intelligence
committees as being the Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence of the House, the Select Committee on
Intelligence of the Senate, and the Subcommittees on Defense
of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees.
Section 8029 provides for competition between private firms
and Department of Defense depot maintenance activities.
Section 8030 requires the Department of Defense to comply
with the Buy American Act, chapter 83 of title 41, U.S.C.
Section 8031 provides for the Department of Defense to
procure carbon, alloy, or armor steel plates melted and
rolled only in the United States and Canada.
Section 8032 provides for the revocation of blanket waivers
of the Buy American Act.
Section 8033 prohibits funding from being used for the
procurement of ball and roller bearings other than those
produced by a domestic source and of domestic origin.
Section 8034 provides funding for assistance to the
Lebanese Armed Forces.
Section 8035 prohibits funding from being used to purchase
supercomputers which are not manufactured in the United
States.
Section 8036 provides for a waiver of ``Buy American''
provisions for certain cooperative programs.
Section 8037 prohibits the use of funds for the purchase or
manufacture of a United States flag unless such flags are
treated as covered items under section 4862(b) of title 10,
U.S.C.
Section 8038 provides for the availability of funds
contained in the Department of Defense Overseas Military
Facility Investment Recovery Account.
Section 8039 provides authority to use operation and
maintenance appropriations to purchase items having an
investment item unit cost of not more than $350,000.
Section 8040 provides authority to use operation and
maintenance appropriations for the Asia Pacific Regional
Initiative Program.
Section 8041 prohibits the sale of tobacco products in
military resale outlets below the most competitive price in
the local community.
Section 8042 prohibits the use of Working Capital Funds to
purchase specified investment items.
Section 8043 provides that none of the funds appropriated
for the Central Intelligence Agency shall remain available
for obligation beyond the current fiscal year except for
funds appropriated for the Reserve for Contingencies, the
Working Capital Fund, or other programs as specified.
Section 8044 places certain limitations on the use of funds
made available in this Act to establish field operating
agencies.
Section 8045 places restrictions on converting to
contractor performance an activity or function of the
Department of Defense unless it meets certain guidelines
provided.
(RESCISSIONS)
Section 8046 provides for the rescission of $5,708,887,000
from the following programs:
2020 Appropriations:
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy:
FFG-Frigate................................... $240,245,000
2022 Appropriations:
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy:
FFG-Frigate................................... $418,624,000
2023 Appropriations:
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy:
FFG-Frigate................................... $483,391,000
2024 Appropriations:
Cooperative Threat Reduction Account:
Cooperative Threat Reduction Account.......... $33,936,000
Other Procurement, Army:
Handheld Manpack Small Form Fit............... $15,000,000
Weapons Procurement, Navy:
MK-48 Torpedo................................. $2,943,000
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy:
FFG-Frigate................................... $1,271,572,000
Aircraft Procurement, Air Force:
B-21 Raider................................... $15,000,000
Other Production Charges...................... $10,397,000
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Missile Procurement, Air Force:
Stand-In Attack Weapon (SiAW)................. $41,189,000
Procurement, Space Force:
National Security Space Launch................ $107,100,000
Defense Health Program:
PROC Replacement and Modernization............ $10,473,000
2025 Appropriations:
Counter-ISIS Train and Equip Fund:
Counter-ISIS Train and Equip Fund............. $50,000,000
Procurement of Weapons and Tracked Combat
Vehicles, Army:
M10 Booker.................................... $400,176,000
Stryker (Mod)................................. $52,471,000
Other Procurement, Army:
Night Vision Devices.......................... $119,887,000
Aircraft Procurement, Navy:
Joint Strike Fighter CV (AP-CY)............... $25,086,000
Joint Strike Fighter STOVL (AP-CY)............ $23,625,000
E-2D Advanced Hawkeye......................... $62,000,000
H-53 Series................................... $45,000,000
Weapons Procurement, Navy:
AARGM-ER...................................... $165,668,000
AARGM-ER (AP-CY).............................. $34,604,000
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy:
FFG-Frigate................................... $151,230,000
Aircraft Procurement, Air Force:
B-21 Raider................................... $35,000,000
C-40 Fleet Expansion.......................... $10,000,000
E-11 BACN/HAG................................. $68,640,000
F-22A......................................... $16,000,000
C-130......................................... $20,000,000
C-135......................................... $1,134,000
HC/MC-130 Modifications....................... $18,978,000
Initial Spares/Repair Parts................... $2,600,000
Other Production Charges...................... $1,203,000
Classified adjustment......................... $20,000,000
Missile Procurement, Air Force:
Stand-In Attack Weapon (SiAW)................. $152,646,000
Ballistic Missiles Replacement Equipment...... $4,338,000
Replenishment Spares and Repair Parts Missile. $13,643,000
MM III Modifications.......................... $12,818,000
Classified adjustment......................... $25,600,000
Other Procurement, Air Force:
Battle Control System--Fixed.................. $9,106,000
Base Information Transport Infrastructure $131,180,000
(BITI) Wired.................................
Mobility Equipment............................ $46,352,000
Procurement, Space Force:
Special Space Activities...................... $49,296,000
National Security Space Launch................ $98,900,000
Family of Advanced Beyond Line-of-Sight.......
Terminals (FAB-T) Force Element Terminal (FET) $191,000,000
Procurement, Defense-Wide:
CP Protection & Hazard Mitigation............. $11,807,000
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army:
Landmine Warfare and Barrier--Adv Dev......... $15,719,000
Expanded Mission Area Missile (EMAM).......... $30,000,000
Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System $15,000,000
(FTUAS)......................................
Tactical Unmanned Ground Vehicle (TUGV)....... $77,192,000
Armored Systems Modernization (ASM)--Eng Dev.. $23,100,000
Precision Strike Missile (PrSM)............... $17,724,000
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy:
Air Control................................... $11,982,000
TACAMO Modernization.......................... $15,000,000
Information Technology Development............ $16,479,000
Advanced Surface Machinery System............. $15,000,000
Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS).............. $9,000,000
Command and Control........................... $15,000,000
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air
Force:
Hard and Deeply Buried Target Defeat System... $39,055,000
Joint Transportation Management System........ $27,916,000
Combat Training Ranges........................ $1,700,000
Isolated Personnel Survivability and Recovery. $4,085,000
VC-25B........................................ $142,670,000
Collaborative Combat Aircraft................. $8,019,000
MQ-9 UAV...................................... $1,700,000
F-15E Squadrons............................... $3,850,000
E-11A......................................... $14,240,000
C-5 Airlift Squadrons (IF).................... $11,000,000
C-130J Program................................ $11,700,000
Classified adjustment......................... $63,500,000
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Space
Force:
Protected Tactical Service (PTS).............. $153,000,000
GPS III Follow-On (GPS IIIF).................. $30,000,000
Resilient Missile Warning Missile Tracking-- $80,700,000
Medium Earth Orbit (MEO).....................
Long Range Kill Chains........................ $82,000,000
Classified adjustment......................... $24,449,000
Defense Modernization Account, Defense-Wide:
Defense Modernization Account, Defense-Wide... $28,249,000
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Section 8047 prohibits funds made available in this Act
from being used to reduce authorized positions for military
technicians (dual status) of the Army National Guard, Air
National Guard, Army Reserve, and Air Force Reserve unless
such reductions are a direct result of a reduction in
military force structure.
Section 8048 prohibits funding from being obligated or
expended for assistance to the Democratic People's Republic
of Korea unless specifically appropriated for that purpose.
Section 8049 prohibits the transfer of Department of
Defense and Central Intelligence Agency drug interdiction and
counter-drug activities funds to other agencies.
Section 8050 provides funding for Red Cross and United
Service Organizations grants.
Section 8051 provides funds for the Small Business
Innovation Research program and the Small Business Technology
Transfer program.
Section 8052 prohibits funding from being used for
contractor bonuses being paid due to business restructuring.
Section 8053 provides transfer authority for the pay of
military personnel in connection with support and services
for eligible organizations and activities outside the
Department of Defense.
Section 8054 provides conditions for the use of equipment
of the National Guard Distance Learning Project on a space-
available, reimbursable basis.
Section 8055 limits funds for the retirement of C-40
aircraft.
Section 8056 provides for the limitation on the use of
funds appropriated in title IV to procure end-items for
delivery to military forces for operational training,
operational use, or inventory requirements.
Section 8057 prohibits funding in this Act from being used
for repairs or maintenance to military family housing units.
Section 8058 provides obligation authority for new starts
for advanced concept technology demonstration projects only
after notification to the congressional defense committees.
Section 8059 provides that the Secretary of Defense shall
provide a classified quarterly report on certain matters as
directed in the classified annex accompanying this Act.
Section 8060 provides for the use of National Guard
personnel to support ground-based elements of the National
Ballistic Missile Defense System.
Section 8061 prohibits the use of funds made available in
this Act to transfer to any nongovernmental entity ammunition
held by the Department of Defense that has a center-fire
cartridge and is designated as ``armor piercing'' except for
demilitarization purposes.
Section 8062 provides for a waiver by the Chief of the
National Guard Bureau or his designee for all or part of
consideration in cases of personal property leases of less
than one year.
Section 8063 provides for the transfer of funds made
available in this Act under Operation and Maintenance, Army
to other activities of the federal government for classified
purposes.
Section 8064 prohibits funding to separate, or to
consolidate from within, the National Intelligence Program
budget from the Department of Defense budget.
Section 8065 provides funding to expand cooperation or
improve the capabilities of allies and partners in United
States Africa Command.
Section 8066 provides the authority to transfer funding
from operation and maintenance accounts for the Army, Navy,
and Air Force for Fisher Houses and Suites.
Section 8067 provides grant authority for the construction
and furnishing of additional Fisher Houses to meet the needs
of military family members when confronted with the illness
or hospitalization of an eligible military beneficiary.
Section 8068 provides for the transfer of funds made
available in this Act under Operation and Maintenance, Navy
to the John C. Stennis Center for Public Service Development
Trust Fund.
Section 8069 prohibits the modification of command and
control relationships to give Fleet Forces Command
operational and administrative control of United States Navy
forces assigned to the Pacific Fleet.
Section 8070 requires notification for the rapid
acquisition and deployment of supplies and associated support
services.
Section 8071 provides funding for Israeli Cooperative
Programs.
Section 8072 provides funding for prior year shipbuilding
cost increases.
Section 8073 provides that funds made available in this Act
for intelligence and intelligence-related activities not
otherwise authorized in the Intelligence Authorization Act
for the current fiscal year are deemed to be specifically
authorized by Congress for purposes of section 504 of the
National Security Act of 1947.
Section 8074 prohibits funding from being used to initiate
a new start program without prior written notification.
Section 8075 prohibits funding from being used for the
research, development, test, evaluation, procurement, or
deployment of nuclear armed interceptors of a missile defense
system.
Section 8076 limits funds for the decommissioning of the
Littoral Combat Ship.
Section 8077 provides for special transfer authority for
ship construction programs.
Section 8078 prohibits funding from being used to reduce or
disestablish the operation of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance
Squadron of the Air Force Reserve.
Section 8079 prohibits funding from being used for the
integration of foreign intelligence information unless the
information has been lawfully collected and processed during
conduct of authorized foreign intelligence activities.
Section 8080 limits the availability of funding provided
for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
beyond the current fiscal year, except for funds appropriated
for research and technology, which shall remain available for
the current and the following fiscal years.
Section 8081 provides limitations on the Shipbuilding and
Conversion, Navy appropriation.
Section 8082 provides for the establishment of a baseline
for application of reprogramming and transfer authorities for
the Office of the Director of National Intelligence for the
current fiscal year.
Section 8083 places limitations on the reprogramming of
funds from the Department of Defense Acquisition Workforce
Development Account.
Section 8084 provides for limitations on funding provided
for the National Intelligence Program to be available for
obligation or expenditure through a reprogramming or transfer
of funds in accordance with section 102A(d) of the National
Security Act of 1947 (50 U.S.C. 3024(d)).
Section 8085 provides that any agency receiving funds made
available in this Act shall post on a public website any
report required to be submitted to Congress with certain
exceptions.
Section 8086 prohibits funds for federal contracts in
excess of $1,000,000 unless the contractor meets certain
conditions.
Section 8087 provides funds for transfer to the Joint
Department of Defense-Department of Veterans Affairs Medical
Facility Demonstration Fund.
Section 8088 provides for the purchase of heavy and light
armored vehicles for the physical security of personnel or
for force protection purposes up to a limit of $450,000 per
vehicle, and for the purchase of passenger motor vehicles for
use by military and civilian employees of the Department of
Defense in the United States Central Command area of
responsibility up to a limit of $75,000 per vehicle.
Section 8089 provides the Director of National Intelligence
with general transfer authority with certain limitations.
Section 8090 authorizes the use of funds in the
Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy account to purchase two
used auxiliary vessels for the National Defense Reserve
Fleet.
Section 8091 directs the Secretary of Defense to post grant
awards on a public website in a searchable format.
Section 8092 prohibits the use of funds by the National
Security Agency targeting United States persons under
authorities granted in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act.
Section 8093 places restrictions on transfer amounts
available to pay salaries for non-Department of Defense
personnel.
Section 8094 provides that operation and maintenance funds
may be used for any purposes related to the National Defense
Reserve Fleet.
Section 8095 prohibits the use of funds to award a new TAO
Fleet Oiler or any Frigate program contract for the
acquisition of certain components unless those components are
manufactured in the United States with some exceptions.
Section 8096 prohibits funds for the development and design
of certain future naval ships unless any contract specifies
that all hull, mechanical, and electrical components are
manufactured in the United States.
Section 8097 prohibits certain transfers from the
Department of Defense Acquisition Workforce Development
Account.
Section 8098 prohibits the use of funds for gaming or
entertainment that involves nude entertainers.
Section 8099 prohibits funding for information technology
systems that do not have pornographic content filters.
Section 8100 prohibits the use of funds for ceremonial
honors when doing so would undermine military readiness.
Section 8101 prohibits funds in the Act from being used to
enter into a contract or provide a loan to any corporation
that has any unpaid federal tax liability.
Section 8102 provides funds for agile development, test and
evaluation, procurement, production and modification, and the
operation and maintenance for certain software pilot
programs.
Section 8103 prohibits funds from being used to transfer
the National Reconnaissance Office to the Space Force.
Section 8104 prohibits the use of funding in contravention
of the United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other
Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
Section 8105 prohibits the use of funds to provide arms,
training, or other assistance to the Azov Battalion.
Section 8106 provides the authority to accept and retain
contributions from foreign governments to carry out security
assistance authorized by section 1250 of Public Law 114-92.
Section 8107 provides for the obligation of funds in
anticipation of receipt of contributions from the Government
of Kuwait.
Section 8108 provides funding for International Security
Cooperation Programs.
Section 8109 provides funding to reimburse certain
countries in accordance with section 1226 of Public Law 114-
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Section 8110 prohibits funding from being used in
contravention of the War Powers Resolution.
Section 8111 prohibits funding from being used in violation
of the Child Soldiers Prevention Act of 2008.
Section 8112 prohibits funds for any member of the Taliban.
Section 8113 provides that certain support to friendly
foreign countries be made in accordance with section 8005 of
this Act.
Section 8114 prohibits funds from being used to enter into
a contract with Rosoboronexport.
Section 8115 requires notification of the receipt of
contributions from foreign governments.
Section 8116 requires the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff to report on any unplanned activity or exercise.
Section 8117 directs the Secretary of Defense to allocate
amounts made available from the Creating Helpful Incentives
to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) for America Defense Fund:
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ALLOCATION OF FUNDS: CHIPS AND SCIENCE ACT FISCAL
YEAR 2026
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Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide
Budget Activity 02, Applied Research:
Microelectronics Commons............................... 79,709,000
Budget Activity 03, Advanced Technology Development:
Microelectronics Commons............................... 260,731,000
Budget Activity 04, Advanced Component Development and
Prototypes:
Microelectronics Commons............................... 59,560,000
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Section 8118 requires notification if a foreign base is
opened or closed.
Section 8119 prohibits funds to establish permanent bases
in Iraq or exercise United States control over Iraq or Syria
oil resources.
Section 8120 provides security assistance to the Government
of Jordan.
Section 8121 reduces amounts appropriated in title II of
this Act to reflect excess cash balances in Department of
Defense Working Capital Funds.
Section 8122 provides funding for the Sexual Assault
Special Victims' Counsel Program.
Section 8123 provides guidance regarding implementation of
``Policy for Assisted Reproductive Services for Benefit of
Seriously or Severely Ill/Injured (Category II or III) Active
Duty Service Member.''
Section 8124 provides the authority for the Secretary of
Defense to obligate funds to modify up to nine F-35 aircraft
to a test configuration.
Section 8125 prohibits the use of funds to integrate an
alternative engine on any F-35 aircraft.
Section 8126 provides for the use of funds for the rapid
acquisition and deployment of supplies and associated support
services.
Section 8127 provides the authority for Defense Innovation
Unit Fielding funds for expenses related to agile research,
development, test and evaluation, procurement, production,
modification, and operation and maintenance requirements,
including initial acquisition of end-items for operational
use.
Section 8128 prohibits the use of funds to be used to
support any activity associated with the Wuhan Institute of
Virology.
Section 8129 prohibits funds for any work to be performed
by EcoHealth Alliance, Inc. in China on research supported by
the Government of the People's Republic of China.
Section 8130 prohibits the use of funds to transfer,
release, or assist in the transfer to the United States of
detainees from United States Naval Station Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba.
Section 8131 prohibits the use of funds to transfer any
individual detained at United States Naval Station Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, to the custody or control of the individual's
country of origin or any other foreign country.
Section 8132 prohibits the use of funds to construct,
acquire, or modify any facility in the United States to house
any individual detained at United States Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Section 8133 prohibits the use of funds to carry out the
closure of the United States Naval Station Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba.
Section 8134 provides funds for the ``Department of Defense
Credit Program Account'' for the cost of loans and loan
guarantees to support critical defense industrial base
investment.
Section 8135 limits funds to divest, or prepare to divest,
U-2 aircraft.
Section 8136 reduces funds appropriated in title II of this
Act to reflect savings from management improvements and
efficiencies in the Department of Defense.
Section 8137 requires the Secretary of Defense to provide
quarterly reports to House and Senate Defense Appropriations
Subcommittees on execution of funds provided from Public Law
119-21.
Section 8138 requires the Secretary of Defense to obligate
funds for the Next Generation Fighter program.
Section 8139 provides funds for the establishment of a
Platform Supply Vessel Pilot Program.
Section 8140 prohibits funds for the cancellation of the
UH-60 Blackhawk aircraft program.
Section 8141 prohibits funds for the cancellation of the E-
7 Wedgetail aircraft program.
Section 8142 prohibits funds to close the Rock Island
Arsenal Museum, Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and
Museum, United States Army Transportation Museum, and the
General George Patton Museum of Leadership.
Section 8143 provides funds for the Taiwan Security
Cooperation Initiative.
Section 8144 provides authority for the Secretary of
Defense to reimburse the Federated States of Micronesia.
Section 8145 reduces the amount appropriated in title II of
this Act to reflect savings due to favorable bulk fuel rates.
Section 8146 requires the continuation of fiscal year 2024
negotiated indirect cost rates for institutions of higher
education.
Section 8147 provides funds for the replacement of defense
articles and reimbursement of defense services provided to
Taiwan.
Section 8148 limits funds to award a sole-source or non-
competitive contract for space-based airborne moving target
indication systems.
Section 8149 prohibits funds to pause, cancel, or terminate
Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared Geosynchronous
Earth Orbit and Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared
Polar programs.
Section 8150 provides limitations on military construction
transaction authorities.
Section 8151 reduces amounts appropriated under title IV
due to expiration of authorizations contained in 15 U.S.C.
638.
Section 8152 provides funding for the Baltic Security
Initiative.
Section 8153 provides funding to support the solid rocket
motor industrial base.
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DIVISION B--DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, AND
EDUCATION, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026
The explanatory statement accompanying this division is
approved and indicates Congressional intent. Unless otherwise
noted, the language set forth in House Report 119-271 and
Senate Report 119-55 carry the same weight as language
included in this explanatory statement and should be complied
with unless specifically addressed to the contrary in this
explanatory statement. While some language is repeated for
emphasis, it is not intended to negate the language referred
to above unless expressly provided herein.
In providing the operating plan required by section 516 of
this Act, the Departments and agencies funded in this Act are
directed to include all programs, projects, and activities,
including those in House Report 119-271, Senate Report 119-
55, and this explanatory statement accompanying this Act. All
such programs, projects, and activities are subject to the
provisions of this Act.
In cases where the House Report 119-271, Senate Report 119-
55, or this explanatory statement direct the submission of a
report, that report is to be submitted to the Committees on
Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the
Senate. Where this explanatory statement refers to the
Committees or the Committees on Appropriations, unless
otherwise noted, this reference is to the House of
Representatives Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human
Services, Education, and Related Agencies and the Senate
Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education,
and Related Agencies.
Each Department and agency funded in this Act shall follow
the directives set forth in this Act and the accompanying
explanatory statement and shall not reallocate resources or
reorganize activities except as provided herein. Funds for
individual programs and activities are displayed in the
detailed table at the end of the explanatory statement
accompanying this Act. Funding levels that are not displayed
in the detailed table are identified within this explanatory
statement. Any action to eliminate or consolidate programs,
projects, and activities should be pursued through a proposal
in the President's Budget so it can be considered by the
Committees.
Budget Submission.--As part of the President's Budget
Request, each Department is directed to provide the
Committees in an electronic format, a table that corresponds
with every program line found in the detailed table at the
end of this explanatory statement. Such a table shall include
a column for the most recently enacted appropriation, the
current year, and the budget year, assuming current law.
Congressional Reports.--Each Department or agency is
directed to provide the Committees, within 30 days from the
date of enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter, a
summary describing each requested report to the Committees
along with related actions completed in the current and prior
quarters and planned actions to be completed in future
quarters. Such a summary shall be cumulative for all fiscal
years for which any report remains outstanding.
Competitive Grant Programs.-- In addition to the directives
included under ``Bill-Wide Directives'' in Senate Report 119-
55 the agreement directs the agencies funded in this Act to
expeditiously publish funding opportunity announcements, no
later than 4 months prior to the expiration of the period of
availability of funds, where applicable, to ensure sufficient
time for the development of high quality applications and
timely and effective implementation of programs. The
agreement further directs agencies funded in this Act to
brief the Committees on any competitive grant programs for
which funds have not been awarded within 30 days of the
expiration of their period of availability with a plan for
awarding funds prior to their expiration.
Questions for the Record.--The agreement notes the
inclusion of section 526 of this Act, which requires each
Department and agency to provide answers to questions
submitted for the record within 45 business days after
receipt. The agreement expects each Department and agency to
notify the Committees at least 7 days in advance if they do
not anticipate meeting this statutory requirement.
Operating Plan.--In addition to the operating plan
requirement in section 516 of this Act, the agreement notes
that section 416 of the Military Construction, Veterans
Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026
requires each Department or agency funded in this Act in
fiscal year 2026 to provide a monthly report on funds that
are allotted and available for obligation and on obligations
as of the end of the month, by program, project, and
activity.
TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Employment and Training Administration
Training and Employment Services
Within the total provided for the Dislocated Worker
National Reserve Demonstration Authority, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities Grants......... $55,000,000
Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants........... 65,000,000
Cybersecurity Grants....................................... 15,000,000
Employee Ownership Initiative.............................. 2,000,000
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cybersecurity Grants.--The agreement provides $15,000,000
for grants as described in the explanatory statement
accompanying division D of P.L. 118-47.
Dislocated Worker National Reserve (DWNR).--The agreement
does not direct the Department of Labor (DOL) to fund any
specific DWNR grants beyond what is included in the table
included under this header.
Employee Ownership Initiative.--The agreement provides
$2,000,000 for grants as described in Senate Report 119-55.
Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities.--Within the
total provided, the agreement provides $23,250,000 for grants
in areas served by the Appalachian Regional Commission,
$23,750,000 for areas served by the Delta Regional
Commission, and $8,000,000 for areas served by the Northern
Border Regional Commission, and encourages awards that
support multigenerational workforce training pipelines.
Apprenticeship Grant Program
Apprenticeship Programs.--The agreement directs DOL to make
available to States grant funding at no less than the fiscal
year 2025 level.
Water and Wastewater System Operators.--The agreement
continues to urge the Secretary to make funding available
through workforce development and registered apprenticeship
activities funded under this agreement for registered
apprenticeship programs consistent with National Guideline
Standards of Apprenticeship for Water and Wastewater System
Operations Specialists and the Workforce Innovation and
Opportunity Act. The Department is directed to highlight the
availability of funding opportunities that may support such
activities, and to provide technical assistance and outreach
to potential grantees with an emphasis on sectors
underrepresented in the apprenticeship program with
demonstrated shortages.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $95,501,000 for the projects, and in
the amounts, specified in the table titled ``Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included
in this explanatory statement accompanying this division.
Job Corps
Job Corps Competitiveness.--The agreement directs DOL to
include consideration of prior graduation rates for purposes
of awarding center operation contracts.
Job Corps Programming.--The agreement directs DOL to
include the consideration of aggregated performance of
program participants within a particular concentration when
soliciting and awarding National Training Contractor
agreements.
State Unemployment Insurance and Employment Service Operations
Adverse Effect Wage Rate Regulations.--The agreement
directs the Department to provide a briefing, within 270 days
of enactment of this Act, regarding changes to the Adverse
Effect Wage calculation.
Automation Activities.--The agreement modifies a provision
related to unemployment insurance automation activities.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Artificial Intelligence.--The agreement recognizes the
value of understanding how artificial intelligence affects
our workforce and encourages BLS to evaluate the impact of
artificial intelligence on the economy, including job loss,
creation, and displacement.
Departmental Management
Front Matter.--The agreement notes all items in the front
matter that precedes the Department of Labor, including
language set forth in the front matter of House Report 119-
271 and Senate Report 119-55 unless specifically addressed to
the contrary in this explanatory statement, apply to every
agency and subcomponent funded by this Act.
General Provisions
The agreement updates a provision related to transfer
authority for program integrity activities.
The agreement updates a provision related to transfer
authority for program evaluation.
The agreement modifies a provision related to excess
personal property.
The agreement modifies a provision related to the
Department's security detail.
The agreement modifies a provision related to Job Corps.
TITLE II--DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (HHS)
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Primary Health Care
Health Centers
Within the total provided for the Health Centers program,
the agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Addressing Intimate Partner Violence and Project Catalyst.. $2,000,000
Alcee L. Hastings Program for Advanced Cancer Screening.... 10,000,000
Early Childhood Development................................ 30,000,000
Ending the HIV Epidemic.................................... 157,250,000
Native Hawaiian Health Care................................ 27,000,000
Papa Ola Lokahi (non-add)................................ 10,000,000
School Based Health Centers................................ 55,000,000
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Technical Assistance.--The agreement continues to support
the use of funds, within the amount provided for this
account, for training and technical assistance activities
available to health centers, as described in House Report
119-271 and Senate Report 119-55.
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Health Workforce
Primary Care Training and Enhancement
Eating Disorders Screening and Referrals.--The agreement
includes an increase of $2,000,000 under the Substance Abuse
and Mental Health Services Administration to expand the
availability of health care providers to respond to the needs
of individuals with eating disorders.
Oral Health Training
The agreement includes no less than $13,500,000 for General
Dentistry Programs, no less than $13,500,000 for Pediatric
Dentistry Programs, and no less than $15,000,000 for State
Oral Health Workforce grants, and includes the directives
described in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report 119-55.
Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training
Peer Support Specialists.--The agreement includes no less
than $15,000,000 for this activity.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine Programs
The agreement includes $18,000,000 for Public Health
Workforce Development and continues funding for the Public
Health Training Centers Program and Preventive Medicine
Residency Program.
Maternal and Child Health
Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant--Special
Projects of Regional and National Significance (SPRANS)
Within the total provided for SPRANS, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Early Childhood Development Grants......................... $10,000,000
Epilepsy................................................... 3,642,000
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome..................................... 1,000,000
Fetal Infant and Child Death Review........................ 5,000,000
Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia...................... 3,000,000
Infant-Toddler Court Teams................................. 20,000,000
Maternal Produce Prescriptions............................. 15,000,000
Minority-Serving Institutions.............................. 10,000,000
Newborn Essentials Support Toolkits........................ 5,000,000
Oral Health................................................ 5,250,000
Regional Pediatric Prevention Network...................... 25,000,000
Sickle Cell Disease........................................ 7,000,000
State Maternal Health Innovation Grants.................... 55,000,000
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Maternal Produce Prescriptions.--The agreement includes
$15,000,000 for grants to community-based organizations to
develop produce prescription interventions for maternal
populations at risk of poor health outcomes due to nutrition
insecurity and other health-related factors. These produce
prescription interventions should serve maternal
populations in low-income and underserved urban and rural
areas and demonstrate improvements in fruit and vegetable
intake; household food security; and health outcomes, such
as gestational weight gain, overall physical and mental
health, and well-being for a cohort of pregnant women, as
well as positive birth outcomes.
Newborn Essentials Support Toolkits.--The agreement
includes $5,000,000 to continue the work of the Newborn
Supply Kit program and directs HRSA to make contracts,
grants, or enter into cooperative agreements with eligible
entities to procure supply kits for new mothers through
partnerships with local entities such as hospitals, health
centers, community-based organizations, or other
organizations serving mothers and infants as further directed
in House Report 119-271.
Regional Pediatric Prevention Network.--The agreement
includes $25,000,000 for this program and reiterates the
directives in House Report 119-271. Further, within 30 days
of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs HRSA to
provide the Committees with a briefing regarding the status
of the program and implementation of the agreement's
directives.
Heritable Disorders
Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (SCID).--The agreement
continues $4,000,000 to support newborn screening and follow-
up for SCID and other newborn screening disorders.
Healthy Start
Self-Measured Blood Pressure Monitoring Initiative.--The
agreement includes no less than $250,000 for the Healthy
Start blood pressure monitoring pilot project, as described
in Senate Report 119-55.
Poison Control Centers
The agreement includes $27,846,000 for Poison Control
Centers, an increase of $1,000,000 from fiscal year 2024. The
agreement encourages HRSA to address geo-routing challenges
and support the activities described in Senate Report 119-55.
Health Systems
Organ Transplantation
Living Organ Donation Reimbursement Program.--The agreement
includes a $1,000,000 increase for the living organ donation
reimbursement program, as described in House Report 119-271.
Rural Health
Rural Health Outreach Grants
Within the total provided for Rural Health Outreach Grants,
the agreement includes no less than the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Appalachian Region Healthcare Support Program........ $2,500,000
Delta States......................................... 31,000,000
Delta States Rural Development Network Grants (non- 12,000,000
add)..............................................
Delta Region Maternal Care Coordination Program 2,250,000
(non-add).........................................
Delta Region Community Health Systems Development 15,000,000
Program (non-add).................................
Rural Northern Border Region Healthcare Support 5,000,000
Program.............................................
Rural Maternity and Obstetrics Management Strategies 15,000,000
(RMOMS).............................................
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Rural Health Policy Development
The agreement continues $11,076,000 to fund publicly
available and policy relevant research on rural health to
assist providers and Federal, State, and local governments in
addressing challenges faced by rural communities.
Rural Communities Opioid Response Program
The agreement continues $145,000,000 for this program.
Within the funding provided, the agreement includes
$10,000,000 to continue the three Rural Centers of Excellence
and $4,000,000 to support career and workforce training
services for the Northern Border Regional Commission.
Rural Hospital Stabilization Program
The agreement includes $14,000,000 for this program, which
provides support to at-risk rural hospitals to retain health
care services locally and increase service volume and revenue
to enhance hospitals' financial viability.
Rural Hospital Provider Assistance Program
The agreement includes $25,000,000 for a Rural Hospital
Provider Assistance Program to administer a formula grant
program to support hospitals at the low end of the wage
index.
HRSA-Wide Activities and Program Support
Oral Health Literacy.--The agreement includes $300,000 to
continue this activity as described in House Report 119-271
and Senate Report 119-55.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $857,793,000 for the projects, and
in the amounts, specified in the table titled Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending included in
this explanatory statement accompanying this division.
Office of Pharmacy Affairs
The agreement is concerned that HRSA's proposed 340B Rebate
Model Pilot Program could increase costs for patients or
limit access to their prescriptions. The agreement directs
HRSA to provide a briefing to the Committees within 30 days
of enactment of this Act about the impact of this pilot
program on patients.
Office for the Advancement of Telehealth/Telehealth
The agreement includes an increase of $3,500,000 for the
Office for the Advancement of Telehealth, which includes a
$1,000,000 increase for the Telehealth Network Grant program
and a $500,000 increase for the Telehealth Resource Centers
program, in addition to amounts and directives otherwise
included under this heading in either House Report 119-271 or
Senate Report 119-55.
Covered Countermeasures Process Fund
The agreement does not include additional administrative
funding for this account due to the availability of
sufficient carryover funds to support this activity.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The agreement provides $9,202,991,000 in total program
level funding for the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC), which includes $7,706,314,000 in
discretionary budget authority and $1,398,375,000 in
transfers from the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
Immunization and Respiratory Diseases
Within the total provided for the National Center for
Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, the agreement includes
the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Section 317 Immunization Program........................ $681,933,000
Section 317 Immunization Program appropriations (non- 85,543,000
add).................................................
Section 317 Immunization Program Transfer from the 596,390,000
Prevention and Public Health Fund (non-add)..........
Influenza Planning and Response appropriations.......... 231,358,000
------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and
Tuberculosis Prevention
Within the total provided for the National Center for HIV,
Viral Hepatitis, STD, and Tuberculosis Prevention, the
agreement includes the following amounts:
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Budget Activity FY 2026 Agreement
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Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research...... $1,013,712,000
HIV Initiative (non-add)..................... 220,000,000
School Health-HIV (non-add).................. 38,081,000
Viral Hepatitis................................ 46,000,000
Sexually Transmitted Infections................ 164,310,000
Tuberculosis................................... 137,034,000
Infectious Diseases and the Opioid Epidemic.... 23,000,000
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Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases
Within the total provided for the National Center for
Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Antibiotic Resistance Initiative appropriations......... $197,000,000
Vector-Borne Diseases appropriations.................... 64,603,000
Lyme Disease appropriations............................. 27,000,000
Prion Disease appropriations............................ 9,000,000
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome appropriations................. 5,400,000
Emerging Infectious Diseases appropriations............. 223,997,000
Mycotic Disease appropriations (non-add).............. 24,000,000
Sepsis appropriations (non-add)....................... 5,000,000
Harmful Algal Blooms appropriations..................... 3,500,000
Food Safety appropriations.............................. 74,000,000
National Healthcare Safety Network appropriations....... 24,000,000
Quarantine appropriations............................... 57,772,000
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Advanced Molecular Detection appropriations............. 43,000,000
Epidemiology and Lab Capacity Transfer from the 40,000,000
Prevention and Public Health Fund......................
Healthcare-Associated Infections Transfer from the 12,000,000
Prevention and Public Health Fund......................
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Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
Within the total provided for the National Center for
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, the
agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Tobacco................................................. $246,500,000
Tobacco Appropriations (non-add)...................... 46,500,000
Tobacco Transfer from the Prevention and Public Health 200,000,000
Fund (non-add).......................................
Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity appropriations 54,320,000
High Obesity Rate Counties appropriations (non-add)... 16,500,000
School Health appropriations............................ 19,400,000
Vision and Eye Health appropriations.................... 4,500,000
Alzheimer's Disease appropriations...................... 41,500,000
Inflammatory Bowel Disease appropriations............... 3,000,000
Interstitial Cystitis appropriations.................... 2,100,000
Excessive Alcohol Use appropriations.................... 3,000,000
Chronic Kidney Disease appropriations................... 4,500,000
Chronic Disease Education and Awareness appropriations.. 4,500,000
Prevention Research Centers appropriations.............. 28,961,000
Heart Disease and Stroke................................ 156,105,000
Heart Disease and Stroke appropriations (non-add)..... 45,000,000
Heart Disease and Stroke Transfer from the Prevention 111,105,000
and Public Health Fund (non-add).....................
Diabetes................................................ 163,130,000
Diabetes appropriations (non-add)..................... 45,000,000
Diabetes Transfer from the Prevention and Public 118,130,000
Health Fund (non-add)................................
National Diabetes Prevention Program appropriations..... 37,300,000
Breast and Cervical Cancer appropriations............... 236,500,000
WISEWOMAN appropriations (non-add).................... 34,620,000
Breast Cancer Awareness for Young Women appropriations.. 6,960,000
Cancer Registries appropriations........................ 53,440,000
Colorectal Cancer appropriations........................ 44,294,000
Comprehensive Cancer appropriations..................... 22,425,000
Johanna's Law appropriations............................ 12,000,000
Ovarian Cancer appropriations........................... 15,500,000
Prostate Cancer appropriations.......................... 16,205,000
Skin Cancer appropriations.............................. 5,000,000
Cancer Survivorship Resource Center appropriations...... 725,000
Oral Health appropriations.............................. 21,250,000
Safe Motherhood/Infant Health appropriations............ 113,500,000
Arthritis appropriations................................ 2,000,000
Epilepsy appropriations................................. 11,500,000
National Lupus Registry appropriations.................. 14,000,000
Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) 68,950,000
appropriations.........................................
Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country (non-add).. 27,000,000
Million Hearts Transfer from the Prevention and Public 5,000,000
Health Fund............................................
National Early Child Care Collaboratives Transfer from 5,000,000
the Prevention and Public Health Fund..................
Hospitals Promoting Breastfeeding Transfer from the 9,750,000
Prevention and Public Health Fund......................
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Cancer Prevention and Control.--The agreement provides
funding to support cancer prevention and control in the
amounts provided for in the table above.
Diabetes.--The agreement notes the prevalence of Type 2
Diabetes among Native Americans and Alaska Native adults and
encourages CDC to support activities aligned with the
National Diabetes Prevention Program within these
populations.
Heart Disease and Stroke.--The agreement continues funding
to support implementation of the Cardiovascular Advances in
Research and Opportunities Legacy Act (P.L. 117-244).
National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection
Program.--The agreement encourages CDC to review breast
cancer risk assessment tools and publicly release a report
within 180 days of enactment of this Act on the planning
needed to create a comprehensive, publicly accessible risk
assessment tool and strategies to increase public awareness
of said tool.
Rural Prevention Health Research.--The agreement continues
funding for Prevention Research Centers and recognizes the
importance of research to improve health outcomes among rural
populations.
BIRTH DEFECTS, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, DISABILITIES AND HEALTH
Within the total provided for the National Center on Birth
Defects and Developmental Disabilities, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Birth Defects........................................... $19,000,000
Fetal Death............................................. 900,000
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.................................. 11,500,000
Folic Acid.............................................. 3,150,000
Infant Health........................................... 8,650,000
Autism.................................................. 28,100,000
Disability & Health..................................... 46,500,000
Tourette Syndrome....................................... 2,500,000
Early Hearing Detection and Intervention................ 6,760,000
Muscular Dystrophy...................................... 9,000,000
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder................ 1,900,000
Fragile X............................................... 2,000,000
Spina Bifida............................................ 7,500,000
Congenital Heart Disease................................ 9,250,000
Public Health Approach to Blood Disorders............... 10,400,000
Hemophilia Activities................................... 3,500,000
Hemophilia Treatment Centers............................ 5,100,000
Thalassemia............................................. 2,100,000
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome............................ 4,250,000
Surveillance for Emerging Threats to Mothers and Babies. 23,000,000
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Muscular Dystrophy.--The agreement directs CDC to provide a
briefing on these activities within 180 days of enactment of
this Act.
Physical Activity for People with Disabilities.--The
agreement provides $20,500,000, an increase of $1,000,000,
for existing programs that address healthy athletes.
Sickle Cell Disease.--The agreement includes $6,000,000 for
the Sickle Cell Disease Data Collection program.
PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENTIFIC SERVICES
Within the total provided for Public Health Scientific
Services, the agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Health Statistics....................................... $187,397,000
Health Statistics appropriations (non-add)............ 144,453,000
Health Statistics section 241 of the PHS Act (non-add) 42,944,000
Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Informatics 298,100,000
appropriations.........................................
Advancing Laboratory Science appropriations............. 26,000,000
Public Health Data Modernization appropriations......... 185,000,000
Public Health Workforce appropriations.................. 71,000,000
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Fertility Data and Assisted Reproductive Technology
(ART).--The agreement recognizes the Fertility Clinic Success
Rate and Certification Act of 1992 and instructs CDC to
follow the directives included in Senate Report 119-55.
Public Health Data Modernization.--The agreement includes
funding to advance progress on the initial five key pillars
of public health data modernization and the implementation of
enterprise-level public health data systems at CDC and State,
territorial, local, and Tribal health departments. Within 90
days of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs CDC to
provide a briefing on the program's progress and plans.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Within the total provided for the National Center for
Environmental Health, the agreement includes the following
amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Environmental Health Laboratory appropriations.......... $70,750,000
Newborn Screening Quality Assurance Program 21,000,000
appropriations (non-add).............................
Newborn Screening/Severe Combined Immunodeficiency 1,250,000
Diseases appropriations (non-add)....................
Safe Water appropriations............................... 8,600,000
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Registry appropriations... 10,000,000
Trevor's Law appropriations............................. 3,000,000
Climate and Health appropriations....................... 10,000,000
Environmental Health Activities appropriations.......... 17,000,000
Environmental and Health Outcome Tracking Network 34,000,000
appropriations.........................................
Asthma appropriations................................... 33,500,000
Childhood Lead Poisoning Transfer from the Prevention 51,000,000
and Public Health Fund.................................
Lead Exposure Registry appropriations................... 5,000,000
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INJURY PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Within the total provided for the National Center for
Injury Prevention and Control, the agreement includes the
following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Domestic Violence and Sexual Violence................... $38,200,000
Child Maltreatment (non-add).......................... 7,250,000
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention (non-add)............... 3,000,000
Youth Violence Prevention............................... 18,100,000
Domestic Violence Community Projects.................... 7,500,000
Rape Prevention......................................... 61,750,000
Suicide Prevention...................................... 30,000,000
Adverse Childhood Experiences........................... 9,000,000
National Violent Death Reporting System................. 24,500,000
Traumatic Brain Injury.................................. 8,250,000
Elderly Falls........................................... 3,050,000
Drowning................................................ 2,000,000
Injury Prevention Activities............................ 29,950,000
Opioid Overdose Prevention and Surveillance............. 505,579,000
Injury Control Research Centers......................... 11,000,000
Firearm Injury and Mortality Prevention Research........ 12,500,000
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Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome in Youth.--The agreement
directs CDC to publicly release a report regarding
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome in Youth within 180 days of
the enactment of this Act.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Violence.--The agreement
includes funding for activities, including to collect data on
the connection between brain injuries and domestic and sexual
violence, and to implement a data collection project through
the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey that
includes questions about the prevalence and circumstances
surrounding brain injuries.
Opioid or Other Drug Use and Overdose Prevention.--The
agreement includes funding for overdose prevention activities
including to support case-level syndromic surveillance data,
improvements of interventions that monitor prescribing and
dispensing practices, better timeliness and quality of
morbidity and mortality data, and efforts with medical
examiners and coroner offices.
Opioid Overdose Prevention.--The agreement directs CDC to
fund awards to State, local, and Tribal health departments at
no less than the percentage of overall funding provided for
this program in fiscal year 2024.
Rape Prevention.--The agreement includes funding to support
rape prevention and education programs as authorized by P.L.
117-103.
Suicide.--The agreement encourages CDC to prioritize
funding to public health departments for comprehensive
suicide prevention programs.
Traumatic Brain Injury.--The agreement provides funding for
the traumatic brain injury program, including concussion
surveillance.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
Within the total provided for the National Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health, the agreement includes the
following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
------------------------------------------------------------------------
National Occupational Research Agenda................... $120,500,000
Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing (non-add).......... 30,000,000
Education and Research Centers.......................... 32,000,000
Personal Protective Technology.......................... 23,000,000
Mining Research......................................... 68,500,000
National Mesothelioma Registry and Tissue Bank.......... 1,200,000
Firefighter Cancer Registry............................. 6,500,000
Other Occupational Safety and Health Research........... 115,100,000
Total Worker Health (non-add)....................... 11,800,000
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GLOBAL HEALTH
Within the total provided for Global Health, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Global HIV/AIDS Program................................. $128,921,000
Global Tuberculosis..................................... 11,722,000
Polio Eradication....................................... 180,000,000
Measles and Other Vaccine Preventable Diseases.......... 50,000,000
Parasitic Diseases and Malaria.......................... 29,000,000
Global Public Health Protection......................... 293,200,000
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PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE
Within the total provided for public health preparedness
and response, the agreement includes the following amounts:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative $735,000,000
Agreement..............................................
Academic Centers for Public Health Preparedness......... 9,200,000
Ready Response Enterprise Data Integration Platform/ 30,000,000
Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics.....................
CDC Preparedness and Response........................... 139,000,000
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BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
Buildings and Facilities.--The agreement includes
$40,000,000 in funding to make progress on CDC's backlog of
maintenance and repairs, including at its Atlanta campuses.
CDC-WIDE ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAM SUPPORT
Within the total provided for CDC-wide activities, the
agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant $160,000,000
Transfer from the Prevention and Public Health Fund....
Public Health Leadership and Support & Office of the 101,570,000
Director appropriations................................
Office of Rural Health appropriations (non-add)....... 6,000,000
John R. Lewis Undergraduate Public Health Scholars 6,500,000
Program appropriations (non-add).....................
NASEM Study appropriations (non-add).................. 1,000,000
Infectious Diseases Rapid Response Reserve Fund 25,000,000
appropriations.........................................
Public Health Infrastructure and Capacity............... 360,000,000
Public Health Infrastructure and Capacity 270,000,000
appropriations (non-add).............................
Public Health Infrastructure and Capacity Transfer 90,000,000
from the Prevention and Public Health Fund (non-add).
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Infectious Diseases Rapid Response Reserve Fund (Reserve
Fund).--The agreement recognizes the importance of the
Reserve Fund and the requirements of section 231 of division
B of P.L. 115-245.
Public Health Infrastructure (PHI).--The agreement includes
a new requirement that three percent of total PHI funding be
designated specifically for Tribes and Tribal organizations.
The agreement further directs that no less than 70 percent of
total PHI funding be awarded to State, local, and Territorial
public health departments.
Report.--The agreement provides specific funding for the
report, including the associated directives, included under
the CDC-wide Activities and Program Support header of Senate
Report 119-55.
Reporting.--The agreement requests a briefing within 180
days of enactment of this Act detailing the inconsistencies
in surveillance data collection as described House Report
119-271.
Unfunded Mandates.--In instances where the agreement does
not include specified funding, the agreement does not direct
the CDC to complete any studies included under the CDC-wide
Activities and Program Support header of House Report 119-271
or Senate Report 119-55.
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
The agreement provides $48,716,000,000 for NIH, which
includes $1,500,000,000 for the Advanced Research Projects
Agency for Health (ARPA-H). The agreement includes
$226,000,000 from the 21st Century Cures Act (P.L. 114-255,
Cures Act). Excluding ARPA-H, the agreement provides
$47,216,000,000 for the Institutes and Centers of NIH, which
includes an increase of $301,000,000 in budget authority. The
agreement also includes an increase of $99,000,000 in Cures
Act programs and an increase of $15,000,000 in funding under
section 241 of the Public Health Service Act, for a total
increase of $415,000,000. Pursuant to the Cures Act, the bill
includes $195,000,000 for the BRAIN Initiative and
$31,000,000 for the All of Us precision medicine initiative.
NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE (NCI)
Cancer Clinical Trials.--The agreement includes $3,000,000
for the activities described under this heading in House
Report 119-271.
Childhood Cancer Data Initiative (CCDI).--The agreement
includes no less than $50,000,000 for the CCDI, including no
less than $750,000 to continue to support enhancement of the
CCDI Molecular Characterization Initiative.
Childhood Cancer STAR Act.--The agreement includes no less
than $30,000,000 from amounts made available under this
heading for continued implementation of sections of the
Childhood Cancer Survivorship, Treatment, Access, and
Research (STAR) Act (P.L. 115-180). The agreement also notes
the CDC's $2,000,000 in funding for ongoing efforts to
enhance cancer registry case capture efforts for childhood
and adolescent cancers.
NATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITUTE (NHLBI)
Valvular Heart Disease Research.--The agreement includes
$23,000,000, an increase of $3,000,000, for research into the
causation of and risk factors for valvular heart disease, as
described in House Report 119-271.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DIABETES AND DIGESTIVE AND KIDNEY DISEASES
(NIDDK)
Diabetes.--The agreement includes an increase of
$10,000,000 for diabetes research.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS AND STROKE (NINDS)
Accelerating Access to Critical Therapies for ALS Act (P.L.
117-79).--The agreement includes $90,000,000 for this
activity, an increase of $15,000,000, and reiterates the
requirements and directives under the heading ALS Research,
Treatments, and Expanded Access in Senate Report 119-55.
Within the increase, $5,000,000 is provided for research on
ALS; such additional funding could focus on new drugs for
ALS, diagnosis protocols, enhance the quality of care, or
study new ALS biomarkers.
Alzheimer's Disease and Alzheimer's Disease-Related
Dementias (AD/ADRD).--The agreement includes an increase of
$100,000,000 across NIH for AD/ADRD research, including an
increase of $90,000,000 in NINDS and an increase of
$10,000,000 in the National Institute on Aging.
Brain Research through Advancing Innovative
Neurotechnologies (BRAIN).--The agreement includes an
increase of $4,000,000 across NIH for the BRAIN Initiative,
including an increase of $2,000,000 in NINDS and an increase
of $2,000,000 in the National Institute of Mental Health
(NIMH). Pursuant to the Cures Act (P.L. 114-255), the
agreement also includes $195,000,000 across NIH for the BRAIN
Initiative, including $97,500,000 to NINDS and $97,500,000 to
NIMH.
National Parkinson's Project.--The agreement includes
$5,000,000 for this activity as described in Senate Report
119-55.
Opioids, Stimulants, and Pain Management.--The agreement
continues to include no less than $285,295,000 for the
Helping to End Addiction Long-term (HEAL) Initiative.
Undiagnosed Diseases Network (UDN).--From amounts provided
under this heading, the agreement continues $18,000,000 for
this activity and continues the directives in Senate Report
119-55.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES (NIAID)
Antimicrobial Resistance.--The agreement continues to
include no less than $565,000,000 for this activity.
Antiviral Drug Discovery Centers.--The agreement includes
$8,000,000 for the activity described under this heading in
Senate Report 119-55.
Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Research.--The agreement
includes not less than $110,000,000, an increase of
$10,000,000, for research into Lyme and other Tick-Borne
diseases.
National Biocontainment Laboratories.--The agreement
includes $23,000,000 for the two National Biocontainment
Laboratories, as directed under this heading in the Senate
Report 119-55.
Regional Biocontainment Laboratories.--The agreement
includes $52,000,000 for the 12 Regional Biocontainment
Laboratories, as directed under this heading in House Report
119-271.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCES (NIGMS)
Institutional Development Awards.--The agreement provides
not less than $450,956,000, an increase of $20,000,000.
EUNICE KENNEDY SHRIVER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT (NICHD)
Implementing a Maternal Health and Pregnancy Outcomes
Vision for Everyone Initiative.--From amounts under this
heading, the agreement includes no less than $63,400,000, an
increase of $10,000,000, for this activity.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING (NIA)
Alzheimer's Disease and Alzheimer's Disease-Related
Dementias.--The agreement includes an increase of
$100,000,000 across NIH for AD/ADRD research, including an
increase of $10,000,000 in NIA and an increase of $90,000,000
in NINDS. The agreement directs NIA to provide an update on
activities related to this research in the fiscal year 2027
congressional justification.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE (NIDA)
Opioid Initiative.--The agreement includes no less than
$355,295,000 for NIDA's share of the Helping to End Addiction
Long-term (HEAL) Initiative as described under this heading
in House Report 119-271 and under the heading ``HEAL
Initiative'' in Senate Report 119-55 and reiterates the
concerns under such headings.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH (NIMH)
Brain Research through Advancing Innovative
Neurotechnologies (BRAIN).--The agreement includes an
increase of $4,000,000 across NIH for the BRAIN Initiative,
including an increase of $2,000,000 in NIMH and an increase
of $2,000,000 in NINDS. Pursuant to the Cures Act (P.L. 114-
255), the agreement also includes $195,000,000 across NIH for
the BRAIN Initiative, including $97,500,000 to NIMH and
$97,500,000 to NINDS.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON MINORITY HEALTH AND HEALTH DISPARITIES (NIMHD)
Improving Native American Cancer Outcomes.--The agreement
notes that Native Americans experience overall cancer
incidence and mortality rates that are strikingly higher than
non-Native populations. The agreement includes $9,000,000, an
increase of $3,000,000, to continue the Initiative for
Improving Native American Cancer Outcomes as described under
this heading in House Report 119-271 and continues the
directive.
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Health Research Office.--
The agreement includes $5,000,000, an increase of $1,000,000,
for the Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Health Research
Office as described in House Report 119-271.
Research Endowment Program.--The agreement continues to
include $12,000,000 for the Research Endowment Program.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCING TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES (NCATS)
Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA).--The
agreement continues to provide $629,560,000 for the CTSA
program.
National Clinical Cohort Collaborative (N3C).--The
agreement includes an increase
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of $4,000,000 for this activity. In lieu of the language
under the heading ``National Clinical Cohort Collaborative''
in House Report 119-271, the agreement reiterates support for
the plan described under this heading in Senate Report 119-
55.
Rare Disease Research.--The agreement includes a
$10,000,000 increase for this activity, as described in
Senate Report 119-55, and directs that the briefing
requirement under this heading be on a quarterly basis.
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR (OD)
All of Us Research Program.--Pursuant to the Cures Act
(P.L. 114-255), the agreement includes $31,000,000 for the
All of Us Research Program.
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning.--The agreement
continues to provide $135,000,000 for the Office of Data
Science Strategy to support activities as described in Senate
Report 119-55.
Firearm Injury and Mortality Prevention Research.--The
agreement continues funding at the fiscal year 2024 enacted
level for this activity as described in the explanatory
statement accompanying division D of P.L. 118-47.
INCLUDE Initiative.--The agreement includes not less than
$100,000,000 for this activity, an increase of $10,000,000,
and continues the requirements under this heading in House
Report 119-271.
Indirect Cost Rates.--The agreement recognizes that
indirect cost recovery has been essential for supporting
research at universities, nonprofit laboratories, medical
centers and other entities eligible for Federal research
awards and is key to sustaining U.S. leadership in scientific
research and technological innovation. The agreement
acknowledges that there is room for improvement in the system
used to identify and recover indirect cost rates under the
Uniform Grant Guidance, particularly with respect to the need
for greater transparency into these costs. Various models
have been suggested to achieve these improvements, including
the Financial Accountability in Research (FAIR) model
advanced by the Joint Associations Group on Indirect Costs
(JAG), which the Committees believe merit further
consideration. Therefore, the agreement directs the
departments and agencies funded in the Act to engage in
discussions with the Committees on proposals to achieve these
improvements, including on the FAIR model. Under this
agreement, neither NIH, nor any other department or agency,
may develop or implement any policy, guidance, or rule,
including publication of a notice of proposed rulemaking,
that would alter the manner in which negotiated indirect cost
rates have been implemented and applied under NIH
regulations, as those regulations were in effect during the
third quarter of fiscal year 2017.
Institute and Center (IC) Directors.--The agreement directs
NIH to maintain its longstanding practice of including
external scientists and stakeholders with appropriate subject
matter expertise and familiarity with the relevant ICs, as
part of the agency's search to fill the current IC Director
vacancies. The agreement supports allowing sufficient time
for application submission to ensure a pool of qualified,
competitive applicants. Until all vacancies are filled, the
agreement directs NIH to brief the Committees on a quarterly
basis on such efforts, including on the search committees and
process, outreach to identify and encourage applications from
a broad community, the anticipated timeline for filling such
vacancies, and steps to maintain leadership and program
oversight continuity during any IC Director transitions.
Finally, within 60 days of enactment of this Act, the
agreement directs NIH to provide a comprehensive report on
the approval process for IC Director hires, as well as
internal guidance documents that address the appointment,
reappointment, assessment, and termination of IC Directors.
Such report shall include the approving authorities by
agency, Department, and Office for the current IC Director
vacancies, as well as previous IC Director searches that took
place during fiscal years 2022-2026.
Multi-Year Funding.--The agreement notes that the fiscal
year 2026 budget submission states that in fiscal year 2026
NIH proposes to continue a fiscal year 2025 policy to reserve
half of the agency's budget allocation for competing RPGs for
awards that fully fund their outyear commitments as part of
the initial grant obligation. The agreement notes strong
concern about the impact of this policy on application
success rates and the consequent reduction in the number of
grants NIH can fund; including on the impact for institutions
who receive only a few NIH grants. The agreement includes a
general provision to limit the amount of funds that can be
obligated for awards that fully fund out-year commitments and
directs NIH to fund as many new awards as possible based on
meritorious applications. The agreement urges Institutes and
Centers that receive funding increases in fiscal year 2026 to
obligate additional funds to support new and competing
research project grants. The agreement directs NIH to submit
the report under this heading in Senate Report 119-55.
Additionally, NIH is directed to provide the Committees with
an analysis of the types of research funded by this model
in fiscal year 2025, and the selection criteria to
identify grants to be funded by the multi-year approach.
Throughout fiscal year 2026, NIH is directed to brief the
Committees no less than monthly on the status of grant
announcements, applications, awards, continuations,
terminations or cancelations. Such briefing shall include
a report on grant awards by Institute or Center that fund
more than the current year of performance.
Office of Nutrition Research.--The agreement includes an
increase of $5,000,000 for the Office of Nutrition Research
to support increased NIH investment in nutrition and its
relation to human health and disease.
Office of Research on Women's Health (ORWH).--The agreement
includes $106,480,000, an increase of $30,000,000, for ORWH.
Within the total for ORWH, the agreement provides $10,000,000
for the Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in
Women's Health program and supports the activities described
in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report 119-55. In
addition, the agreement requests an update in the fiscal year
2027 congressional justification on these activities.
Primate Research Centers.--The agreement includes
$30,000,000 for the activities described under this heading
in Senate Report 119-55.
Replication Experiments and/or Fraud Detection.--In lieu of
the amount and directive under this heading in House Report
119-271, the agreement supports NIH efforts to fund
replication experiments on significant lines of research and
continues the briefing directive under the heading
``Replication and Reproducibility Experiments'' under Senate
Report 119-55.
Safe to Sleep Campaign.--The agreement continues to provide
$1,300,000 for this activity and directs NIH to reestablish
the Safe to Sleep Campaign as described in Senate Report 119-
55.
Tuberous Sclerosis.--The agreement urges NIH to fund
research focused on supporting ongoing progress for finding
cutting-edge treatments and potential cures for Tuberous
Sclerosis Complex at amounts no less than $30,000,000 in
fiscal year 2026. The agreement further reiterates strong
support for the need for more research on Tuberous Sclerosis
Complex and reiterates the requirements under this heading in
Senate Report 119-55.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Adolescent Mental Health.--The agreement reiterates the
directives outlined in the explanatory statement accompanying
division D of P.L. 118-47.
Eligible Grantees.--Where permitted in the authorizing
statute, the agreement directs SAMHSA when issuing new
funding opportunity announcements to include faith-based
organizations as an eligible applicant.
Grant Opportunities.--SAMHSA is directed to consult with
the Committees not less than three weeks prior to issuing a
funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for any competitive
grant program and provide a draft FOA to the Committees not
less than five days prior to publicly issuing it.
Harm Reduction.--The agreement recognizes the
Administration's efforts to prioritize prevention, treatment,
and long-term recovery in relation to substance use disorder,
including the availability and provision of opioid overdose
reversal medications such as naloxone to reduce overdose
deaths.
MENTAL HEALTH
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.--The agreement provides an
increase of $15,000,000 and instructs SAMHSA to follow the
directives included in the House Report 119-271 and Senate
Report 119-55.
Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHC).--In
addition to the directives included in Senate Report 119-55,
SAMHSA is directed to brief the Committees on any
requirements to continue issuing CCBHC planning grants to
States that have not received such awards, as well as if any
additional costs are incurred by establishing a joint
technical assistance center initiative.
Within the total provided for Mental Health Programs of
Regional and National Significance, the agreement includes
the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Capacity:
Seclusion and Restraint appropriations................ $1,147,000
Project AWARE appropriations.......................... 140,001,000
State Grants appropriations (non-add)............... 110,501,000
Community Violence and Trauma appropriations (non- 17,500,000
add)...............................................
School-Based Trauma Informed Care appropriations 12,000,000
(non-add)..........................................
Mental Health Awareness Training appropriations....... 27,963,000
Healthy Transitions appropriations.................... 18,451,000
Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health 15,000,000
appropriations.......................................
Children and Family Programs appropriations........... 7,729,000
Consumer and Family Network Grants appropriations..... 3,954,000
Project LAUNCH appropriations......................... 19,605,000
Mental Health System Transformation appropriations.... 3,779,000
Primary and Behavioral Health Care Integration 55,877,000
appropriations.......................................
National Strategy for Suicide Prevention 30,200,000
appropriations.......................................
Zero Suicide appropriations (non-add)............... 23,800,000
American Indian and Alaska Native appropriations 4,400,000
(non-add)..........................................
Mental Health Crisis Response Grants appropriations... 20,000,000
988 Lifeline appropriations........................... 534,618,000
Specialized Services for Youth appropriations (non- 33,100,000
add)...............................................
Spanish Language Services appropriations (non-add).. 10,000,000
Garrett Lee Smith-Youth Suicide Prevention State $45,806,000
Grants...............................................
State Grants appropriations (non-add)............... 33,806,000
State Grants Transfer from Prevention and Public 12,000,000
Health Fund (non-add)..............................
Garrett Lee Smith-Youth Suicide Prevention Campus 10,488,000
Grants appropriations................................
American Indian and Alaska Native Suicide Prevention 4,931,000
Initiative appropriations............................
Tribal Behavioral Grants appropriations............... 26,250,000
Homelessness Prevention Programs appropriations....... 28,096,000
Minority AIDS appropriations.......................... 9,224,000
Criminal and Juvenile Justice Programs appropriations. 11,269,000
Assertive Community Treatment for Individuals with 6,000,000
Serious Mental Illness appropriations................
Interagency Task Force on Trauma Informed Care 2,000,000
appropriations.......................................
Science and Service:
Garrett Lee Smith--Suicide Prevention Resource Center 11,000,000
appropriations.......................................
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Practice Improvement and Training appropriations...... 7,828,000
Consumer and Consumer Support Technical Assistance 1,918,000
Centers appropriations...............................
Primary and Behavioral Health Care Integration 3,991,000
Technical Assistance appropriations..................
Minority Fellowship Program appropriations............ 11,059,000
Disaster Response appropriations...................... 1,953,000
Homelessness appropriations........................... 2,296,000
Eating Disorder Identification, Treatment, and 2,000,000
Recovery appropriations..............................
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Eating Disorders.--The agreement includes $2,000,000 to
support the National Center of Excellence for Eating
Disorders to increase engagement with primary care providers,
including pediatricians, to provide specialized advice and
consultation related to the screening and treatment of eating
disorders. The agreement also provides funding for a
pediatric training model for pediatric providers for
prevention, early intervention, treatment, and ongoing
support protocols for youth with or at-risk of developing an
eating disorder. The agreement requests a briefing within 180
days of enactment of this Act as described in Senate Report
119-55.
Primary and Behavioral Health Care Integration Technical
Assistance.--The agreement directs SAMHSA to follow the
directives included in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report
119-55.
Project AWARE.--The agreement includes funding as directed
by Senate Report 119-55. Project AWARE helps Tribes and
Tribal organizations to develop sustainable school-based
mental health programs and services. Within the funds made
available for Project AWARE, the agreement urges SAMHSA to
consider the needs of Tribes and Tribal organizations and
provide outreach to such groups to raise awareness of their
eligibility for this program.
Substance Abuse Treatment
State Opioid Response Grants.--The agreement provides
$1,595,000,000, including a set-aside for Tribes and Tribal
Organizations of not less than 4.25 percent. The agreement
continues to direct SAMHSA to conduct an annual evaluation of
the program to be transmitted to the Committees no later than
180 days after enactment of this Act and make such an
evaluation publicly available on SAMHSA's website. The
agreement also directs SAMHSA to continue funding technical
assistance as described in Senate Report 119-55.
Within the total provided for Substance Abuse Treatment
Programs of Regional and National Significance, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Capacity:
Opioid Treatment Programs/Regulatory Activities....... $10,724,000
Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to 26,840,000
Treatment (SBIRT)....................................
Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to 2,000,000
Treatment (SBIRT) PHS Evaluation Funds...............
Targeted Capacity Expansion--General.................. 125,416,000
Medication Assisted Treatment (non-add)............. 114,000,000
Tribal Set-Aside (non-add)........................ 15,500,000
Grants to Prevent Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose... 16,000,000
First Responder Training.............................. 59,000,000
Rural Focus (non-add)............................... 34,000,000
SIREN Act (non-add)............................... 13,500,000
Pregnant and Postpartum Women......................... 38,931,000
Recovery Community Services Program................... 4,434,000
Children and Families................................. 30,197,000
Treatment Systems for Homeless........................ 37,114,000
Minority AIDS......................................... 66,881,000
Criminal Justice Activities........................... 80,000,000
Drug Courts (non-add)............................... 75,000,000
Improving Access to Overdose Treatment................ 1,500,000
Building Communities of Recovery...................... 17,000,000
Peer Support Technical Assistance Center.............. 2,000,000
Comprehensive Opioid Recovery Centers................. 7,000,000
Emergency Department Alternatives to Opioids.......... 8,000,000
Treatment, Recovery, and Workforce Support............ 12,000,000
Youth Prevention and Recovery Initiative.............. 3,000,000
Science and Service:
Addiction Technology Transfer Centers................. 9,046,000
Minority Fellowship Program........................... 7,136,000
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First Responder Training.--The agreement provides
$13,500,000 to make awards to rural public and nonprofit fire
and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies as authorized
in the Supporting and Improving Rural EMS Needs
Reauthorization Act (P.L. 118-84) and directs SAMHSA to
follow the directives included in Senate Report 119-55.
Targeted Capacity Expansion and Medication-Assisted
Treatment.--Within the amount provided, the agreement
includes $15,500,000 for grants to Indian Tribes and Tribal
Organizations and reiterates the directive included in Senate
Report 119-55.
Substance Abuse Prevention
Within the total provided for Substance Abuse Prevention
Programs of Regional and National Significance, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Capacity:
Strategic Prevention Framework/Partnerships for $137,484,000
Success..............................................
Strategic Prevention Framework Rx (non-add)........... 10,000,000
Federal Drug-Free Workplace........................... 5,139,000
Minority AIDS......................................... 43,205,000
Sober Truth on Preventing Underage Drinking (STOP Act) 14,500,000
National Adult-Oriented Media Public Services 2,500,000
Campaign (non-add).................................
Community-based Coalition Enhancement Grants (non- 11,000,000
add)...............................................
Interagency Coordinating Committee to Prevent 1,000,000
Underage Drinking (non-add)........................
Tribal Behavioral Health Grants....................... 25,665,000
Science and Service:
Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies. 9,493,000
Science and Service Program Coordination.............. 4,072,000
Minority Fellowship Program........................... 1,321,000
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Center for Application Prevention Technologies.--The
agreement directs SAMHSA to brief the Committees within 90
days of enactment of this Act on the current eligibility,
including the feasibility of expanding eligibility, to
private, nonprofit, regional organizations, and faith-based
organizations.
Strategic Prevention Framework/Partnerships for Success.--
The agreement directs SAMHSA to follow the funding
instructions in Senate Report 119-55.
Health Surveillance and Program Support
Within the total provided for health surveillance and
program support, the agreement includes the following
amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Health Surveillance.................................... $50,623,000
PHS Evaluation Funds (non-add)........................ 30,428,000
Program Support......................................... 63,600,000
Public Awareness and Support............................ 13,260,000
Performance and Quality Information Systems............. 10,200,000
Drug Abuse Warning Network.............................. 10,000,000
Behavioral Health Workforce Data........................ 1,000,000
PHS Evaluation Funds (non-add)........................ 1,000,000
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Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending.--The agreement includes $54,311,000 for the
projects, and in the amounts, specified in the table titled
``Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending'' included in this explanatory statement
accompanying this division.
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Healthcare Research and Quality
Within the total for the Agency for Healthcare Research and
Quality, the agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Research on Health Costs, Quality, and Outcomes....... $214,109,000
Center for Primary Care Research (non-add)........ 2,000,000
Long COVID (non-add).............................. 10,000,000
Menopause Research (non-add)...................... 5,000,000
Patient Safety Data Platform (non-add)............ 4,000,000
United States Preventive Services Task Force (non- 11,542,000
add).............................................
Medical Expenditure Panel Survey...................... 72,791,000
Program Support....................................... 58,480,000
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Program Management
Alzheimer's Disease Diagnostics.--The agreement encourages
CMS to support timely beneficiary access to early cognitive
screening and diagnostic tools for Alzheimer's Disease and
Alzheimer's Disease-Related Dementias, as described in House
Report 119-271 and Senate Report 119-55.
Administration for Children and Families (ACF)
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
The agreement directs ACF to brief the Committees within 30
days of enactment of this Act on the staffing levels of the
Office of Community Services, including information on the
workforce in the LIHEAP office, and how ACF will be
addressing any vacancies to support State heating and cooling
assistance programs, distribute LIHEAP funding in a timely
and accurate manner, and complete the LIHEAP Formula Report
as requested in Senate Report 119-55.
Refugee and Entrant Assistance
The agreement directs the Office of Refugee Resettlement
(ORR) to continue to provide to the Committees monthly
updates of arrivals by categories, in accordance with the
directives in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report 119-55.
In addition, the agreement directs ORR to provide a briefing
within 30 days of enactment of this Act on any transfers of
resettlement services or functions to ORR from other agencies
or Departments, including the Department of State, including
details of what responsibilities or contracts are being
transferred and what estimated costs will be.
Spend Plan and Briefings.--The agreement directs ORR to
resume providing comprehensive quarterly spend plans to the
Committees with actual and estimated obligations by major
category, at the same level of detail that has been provided
in previous years. The agreement further directs the Director
of ORR to provide monthly briefings to the Committees.
Victims of Trafficking
The agreement includes the directives under this heading in
Senate Report 119-55 related to the National Human
Trafficking Hotline and requests ACF include an update in its
fiscal year 2027 congressional justification detailing the
Hotline's compliance with applicable laws and policies
regarding the operation of the Hotline.
Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC)
Case Management.--The agreement directs ORR to brief the
Committees on its implementation of a new case management
system and any applications being developed to retrieve,
compile, or store data on unaccompanied children for the
purposes of placement and release decisions.
Interagency Information Sharing.--The agreement directs ORR
to brief the Committees within 180 days of enactment of this
Act on the status of open recommendations identified in the
February 2020 GAO report (GAO-20-245), to ensure HHS receives
information needed to make decisions for placement and
release decisions of unaccompanied children.
Post-Release Services, Legal Services, and Child
Advocates.--The agreement includes funding for these
activities in the amounts proposed in the Updated FY26 Spend
Plan submitted to the Committees in December 2025. Services
must continue to be provided in accordance with the
directives in Senate Report 119-55, and must fund services
and tasks allowable under the July 31, 2025 bridge contract
award.
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Children and Families Services Programs
Head Start
Early Head Start (EHS).--The agreement strongly supports
Early Head Start and directs HHS to prioritize maintenance of
current slots, and then expand slots where possible,
including through Head Start to Early Head Start (HS2EHS)
slot conversion, as determined by the needs of local
communities. The agreement encourages HHS to maintain the EHS
allocation of funds to at least the current proportion of
funding within the overall Head Start appropriations, and to
include in future congressional justifications the actual and
estimated number of slots in each of Head Start, EHS, EHS
Child Care Partnerships, and slots converted from HS2EHS.
Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment State Grants
Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act Infant Plans of
Safe Care.--The agreement continues funding to help States
continue to develop and implement infant plans of safe care
as directed in Senate Report 119-55.
Child Welfare Research, Training, and Demonstration
Strengthening State Indian Child Welfare Act Compliance.--
The agreement provides $3,000,000 for State-Tribal
partnership grants as directed in Senate Report 119-55.
Adoption Opportunities
The agreement continues funding for programs under this
heading as directed in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report
119-55.
Social Services Research and Demonstration (SSRD)
Within the total provided, the agreement includes the
following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Diaper Distribution Demonstration and Research Pilot.... $20,000,000
Institutional Child Abuse Study......................... 2,000,000
Preventing Youth Homelessness........................... 5,000,000
Affordable Housing and Support Services................. 2,500,000
Medical Legal Partnerships.............................. 2,000,000
Other SSRD Activities................................... 3,012,000
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Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $40,801,000 for the projects, and in
the amounts, specified in the table titled ``Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included
in this explanatory statement accompanying this division.
Native American Programs
The agreement includes $16,000,000 for Native American
language preservation activities, including no less than
$7,000,000 for Native American language immersion programs,
as authorized by section 803C(b)(7)(A)-(C) of the Native
American Programs Act, as amended by the Esther Martinez
Native American Language Preservation Act of 2006.
Domestic Violence Hotline
The agreement includes $250,000 to support religious
communities as directed in House Report 119-271.
Family Violence Prevention and Services
The agreement includes an increase of $5,000,000 for Family
Violence and Prevention Services and continues funding for
programs under this heading as directed in Senate Report 119-
55.
Administration for Community Living (ACL)
Aging and Disability Services Programs
Protection of Vulnerable Older Americans
Within the total, the agreement continues $21,885,000 for
the long-term care ombudsman program.
Family Caregivers
Within the total, the agreement includes $3,000,000 to
support demonstration grants that develop, test, and scale
models that implement commitments and recommended actions
from the National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers.
Senior Nutrition
The agreement encourages ACL to brief the Committees on the
methodologies used by States to determine the eligibility of
OAA participants, and the policies and procedures, including
outreach efforts, that States are implementing to increase
the proportion of seniors with assessed needs receiving
services.
Aging Network Support Activities
Within the total provided, the agreement includes the
following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Care Corps.............................................. $5,500,000
Older Adult Transportation and Chaperone Services 1,500,000
(non-add)K.........................................
Direct Care Workforce Demonstration Project............. 2,000,000
Holocaust Survivor's Assistance Program................. 8,500,000
Interagency Coordinating Committee on Healthy Aging and 1,000,000
Age-Friendly Communities...............................
Other Aging Network Support Activities.................. 8,461,000
Research, Demonstration, and Evaluation Center for the 5,000,000
Aging Network..........................................
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Alzheimer's Disease Program
Within the total, the agreement includes no less than
$2,000,000 for the National Alzheimer's Call Center.
Elder Rights Support Activities
Within the total, the agreement includes $15,000,000 for
the nationwide Adult Protective Services formula grant
program.
Paralysis Resource Center
Within the total, the agreement directs not less than
$10,000,000 to the National Paralysis Resource Center.
Developmental Disabilities State Councils
Within the total, the agreement includes not less than
$800,000 for technical assistance and training for the State
Councils on Developmental Disabilities.
National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and
Rehabilitation Research
The agreement continues funding to support the Traumatic
Brain Injury Model Systems National Data and Statistical
Center.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $13,968,000 for the projects, and in
the amounts, specified in the table titled ``Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included
in this explanatory statement accompanying this division.
Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND PROCUREMENT
Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority
(BARDA)
Diagnostic Rapid Response Initiative.--The agreement
supports BARDA's Diagnostic Rapid Response Initiative.
Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis.--The agreement directs ASPR to
provide a briefing within 180 days of the enactment of this
Act on CARB-X and efforts to reduce the impact of drug-
resistant tuberculosis.
Infectious Disease Outbreaks with Pandemic Potential.--The
agreement includes funding to support a Rapid Response
Capability Medical Countermeasure Program that would support
Disease X (also known as viral pathogens with a significant
potential to cause a pandemic) medical countermeasure (MCM)
activities and the expeditious development of MCMs against
priority viral families, including those effective against
novel pathogens with pandemic potential.
Strategic National Stockpile (SNS)
State Strategic Stockpiles.--The agreement directs ASPR to
provide a briefing within 180 days of the enactment of this
Act on agency guidance and technical assistance for State
strategic stockpiles.
Pandemic Influenza Preparedness
Biotechnology Platform Technologies.--The agreement
recognizes challenges of developing single MCMs to address a
wide range of known and unknown threats and supports efforts
by ASPR to develop and validate biotechnology platform
technologies that may be capable of addressing a variety of
health security threats.
OPERATIONS, PREPAREDNESS, AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
National Disaster Medical System
Mission Zero.--The agreement includes $4,000,000 for
civilian trauma centers to train and incorporate military
trauma care providers and teams into care centers.
Pediatric Disaster Care.--The agreement includes $7,000,000
for the pediatric disaster care program.
Public Health Preparedness Equipment.--The agreement does
not include funding specifically for next generation air
mobility solutions.
Health Care Readiness and Recovery
National Special Pathogen System.--The agreement includes
$7,500,000 for the National Emerging Special Pathogens
Training and Education Center and $21,000,000 to continue
support for the Regional Emerging Special Pathogen Treatment
Centers Program and Special Pathogen Treatment Centers.
Regional Disaster Health Response System.--The agreement
includes $7,000,000 for these cooperative agreements.
Trauma Care Readiness and Coordination.--The agreement
includes $2,000,000 as described in the Senate Report 119-55
in support of duties and functions included in section 1204
(42 U.S.C. 300d-6).
Industrial Base Management and Supply Chain
Diagnostic Manufacturing.--The agreement recognizes the
value of end-to-end domestic manufacturing of diagnostics.
Industrial Based Management and Supply Chain (IBMSC).--The
agreement supports investments to accelerate advanced
development of investigational vaccines, therapeutics and
diagnostics; emergency manufacturing of critical MCMs and
ancillary supplies; and build and validate advanced
manufacturing processes and facilities capable of storing,
producing, and deploying essential medicines and diagnostics
in the event of a national health emergency.
Strengthening Domestic Manufacturing and Production.--The
agreement supports IBMSC's efforts to increase domestic
manufacturing capacity of critical medicines or their active
pharmaceutical ingredients. The agreement directs ASPR to
provide details in the fiscal year 2027 congressional
justification on efforts made to support domestic capacity
for essential medical products.
Office of the Secretary
GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Front Matter.--The agreement notes all items in the front
matter that precedes the Department of Labor, including
language set forth in the front matter of House Report 119-
271 and Senate Report 119-55 unless specifically addressed to
the contrary in this explanatory statement, apply to every
agency and subcomponent funded by this Act.
Grant Management.--Grant terminations can significantly and
negatively impact the
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implementation of programs funded in this Act, as they are
intended to be implemented by this agreement. HHS is directed
to consult with the Committees prior to terminating grants.
The agreement includes a provision requiring notification to
the Committees no less than three days prior to announcing or
providing notice of a grant termination.
Nonrecurring Expenses Fund (NEF).--In addition to the
directives under this heading in the Office of the Secretary
in House Report 119-271 and Senate Report 119-55, the
agreement directs HHS to use, from any remaining unobligated
balances in the NEF, and in addition to funds otherwise made
available for such purpose, no less than $100,000,000 to make
building repairs necessary for the maintenance and improved
security for the campuses of the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia.
Payment Management System (PMS).--In addition to the
directives included under this heading in Senate Report 119-
55, the agreement directs HHS to provide advance notification
to the Committees prior to implementing any restrictions
that would delay disbursement of funds to grantees through
PMS. The agreement further directs HHS to ensure that
disbursements through PMS are processed within five
business days, except under extraordinary circumstances.
For any delays of more than five business days, HHS is
directed to brief the Committees on the circumstances
justifying such delays.
Tribal Set-aside.--The agreement includes a Tribal set-
aside of no less than $6,000,000 within the Minority HIV/AIDS
Prevention and Treatment program.
Within the total provided under this heading, the agreement
includes no less than the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Children's Interagency Coordinating Council................ $3,000,000
Embryo Adoption Awareness Campaign......................... 2,000,000
Food is Medicine........................................... 2,000,000
Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Promotion of 2,000,000
Optimal Birth Outcomes....................................
KidneyX.................................................... 5,000,000
LymeX...................................................... 5,000,000
Office of Minority Health:
Center for Indigenous Innovation and Health.............. 6,000,000
Improving Maternal Health Outcomes....................... 10,000,000
National Lupus Training, Outreach, and Clinical Trial 3,000,000
Education...............................................
Promoting Language Access Services....................... 4,000,000
Office on Women's Health:
Combatting Violence Against Women........................ 10,100,000
Eating Disorders Research................................ 1,000,000
Pregnant and Lactating Women's Advisory Committee........ 200,000
Reporting on Access to Medical Forensic Exams............ 5,000,000
Stillbirth Working Group................................. 2,000,000
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OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL COORDINATOR FOR HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(ONC)
Patient Matching.--The agreement continues to include
$3,000,000 for ONC to work with industry to develop matching
standards that prioritize interoperability, patient safety,
and patient privacy.
Standards for Interoperability.--The agreement continues to
include not less than $5,000,000 to support interoperability
and information sharing efforts related to the implementation
of Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards or
associated implementation standards.
General Provisions
The agreement modifies a provision related to section 241
of the Public Health Service Act.
The agreement updates a provision related to section 338E
of the Public Health Service Act.
The agreement updates a provision related to international
health activities.
The agreement modifies a provision to include a
notification requirement for NIH.
The agreement updates a provision related to information to
include as part of a budget justification.
The agreement updates a provision related to information
reporting.
The agreement includes the following allocation of amounts
from the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
PREVENTION AND PUBLIC HEALTH FUND
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FY 2026
Agency Budget Activity Agreement
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ACL................................ Alzheimer's Disease $14,700,000
Program.
ACL................................ Chronic Disease Self- 8,000,000
Management.
ACL................................ Elder Falls Prevention 5,000,000
CDC................................ Hospitals Promoting 9,750,000
Breastfeeding.
CDC................................ Diabetes.............. 118,130,000
CDC................................ Epidemiology and 40,000,000
Laboratory Capacity.
CDC................................ Healthcare-Associated 12,000,000
Infections.
CDC................................ Heart Disease and 111,105,000
Stroke.
CDC................................ Million Hearts Program 5,000,000
CDC................................ Tobacco............... 200,000,000
CDC................................ Preventative Health 160,000,000
and Health Services
Block Grants.
CDC................................ Section 317 596,390,000
Immunization Program.
CDC................................ Childhood Lead 51,000,000
Poisoning.
CDC................................ National Early Child 5,000,000
Care Collaboratives.
CDC................................ Public Health 90,000,000
Infrastructure and
Capacity.
SAMHSA............................. Garrett Lee Smith- 12,000,000
Youth Suicide
Prevention State
Grants.
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The agreement updates a provision related to mammography.
The agreement modifies a provision related to the schooling
of eligible dependents.
The agreement includes a new provision related to funding
for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The agreement modifies a provision to rescind unobligated
balances.
The agreement includes a new provision related to
investigations by NIH grantees.
The agreement includes a new provision related to staffing
levels.
The agreement includes a new provision related to NIH
awards.
The agreement includes a new provision related to title
XVIII of the Social Security Act.
TITLE III--DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS
Comprehensive Centers
The agreement emphasizes language in Senate Report 119-55
related to school support and improvement under the Education
for the Disadvantaged heading and this program. The agreement
directs the Department to immediately act to improve
implementation of, support for, and transparency on
implemented corrective actions and recommendations related to
school support and improvement requirements and uses of funds
under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) to
bring State and local educational agencies into compliance
with the law's requirements. Further, the Department is
directed to brief the Committees pursuant to the direction in
the Senate Report 119-55, including on related activities
underway and planned throughout the Department's programs,
program offices, and technical assistance centers and
providers.
INDIAN EDUCATION
National Activities
The agreement includes $14,365,000 for National Activities.
These funds shall support new and continuation awards and not
less than the amounts listed for programs below. The
agreement continues directives contained within House Report
119-271 and Senate Report 119-55.
Within the total National Activities, the agreement
includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Budget Activity FY 2026 Agreement Native American $4,750,000
Language Immersion.....................................
Native American Language Resource Centers............... 3,000,000
State-Tribal Education Partnerships..................... 4,000,000
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INNOVATION AND IMPROVEMENT
Education Innovation and Research (EIR)
The Department is directed to consult with the Committees
not later than three weeks prior to issuing a notice of
proposed priorities, or a notice inviting applications, or
funding availability for all competitions under EIR. The
Department will also provide a briefing and notice of grant
awards to the Committees at least seven days before grantees
are announced.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $100,147,000 for the projects, and
in the amounts, specified in the table ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in this
explanatory statement accompanying this division.
SAFE SCHOOLS AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION
School Safety National Activities
Within the total provided for school safety national
activities, the agreement includes the program amounts
identified by the table under this heading. Any funds not
needed for Project SERV shall be used for additional Mental
Health Services Professional Grants or School-based Mental
Health Services Grants.
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Mental Health Services Professional Grants.............. $82,000,000
Project SERV............................................ up to
6,000,000
School-based Mental Health Services Grants.............. 82,000,000
School Safety Enhancement Grants........................ 20,000,000
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School Safety Enhancement Grants.--Building on the
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Stronger Connections Grant
program; the agreement includes $20,000,000 for competitive
grants to help schools implement best practices to improve
school safety as described in the seventh paragraph under
this program in House Report 119-271. The agreement directs
the Department to consult with the Committees within 90 days
of enactment of this Act on its plans for carrying out this
program, including any proposed priorities or program
requirements. In addition, the Department is directed to
provide notice to the Committees at least seven days before
any notices of funding opportunities or proposed priorities
are published or any grantees for a new competition are
announced.
Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Educational Technology, Media, and Materials.--The
agreement includes an increase of $1,000,000 for this program
as described in House Report 119-271.
REHABILITATION SERVICES
Helen Keller National Center.--The agreement includes
funding as described under the third paragraph under this
heading in House Report 119-271.
Parent Information and Training.--The agreement directs the
Department to hold a new competition for the C-2 regional
center for fiscal year 2026.
Special Institutions for Persons With Disabilities
American Printing House for the Blind
Within the total, the agreement continues up to $5,000,000
for additional field testing, production, and distribution of
braille and tactile display products.
Center for Assistive Technology Training.--The agreement
also includes up to $6,000,000 as directed under this heading
in House Report 119-271.
National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)
The agreement continues up to $9,500,000 for NTID's
Regional STEM Center.
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Gallaudet University
The agreement continues $8,500,000 for the Early Learning
Acquisition Project.
Student Aid Administration
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Administration.--The agreement modifies the briefing
requirement under the heading ``FAFSA Administration'' in
Senate Report 119-55 to be on a quarterly basis.
Financial Aid Data.--The agreement requests the report
directed under this heading in Senate Report 119-55 within
120 days of enactment of this Act and modifies the
requirement to report on instances of information sharing to
be on instances in which such information was shared in a
manner inconsistent with applicable law and policy.
Higher Education
Child Care Access Means Parents in Schools.--The agreement
directs the Department to conduct a new competition for
fiscal year 2026 pursuant to the priorities described under
this heading in Senate Report 119-55.
Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities
The agreement includes $6,000,000, an increase of
$3,000,000, for supplemental grants to eligible junior or
community colleges.
Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education
Consultation.--The Department is directed to consult with
the Committees not later than two weeks prior to issuing a
notice of proposed priorities, notice inviting applications,
or funding availability for all competitions under the Fund
for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), as
well as provide a briefing and notice of grant awards to the
Committees at least seven days before grantees are announced.
Within the total provided for FIPSE, the agreement includes
the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Basic Needs Grants...................................... $10,000,000
Centers of Excellence for Veteran Student Success 9,000,000
Program................................................
HBCU, TCU, and MSI Research and Development 15,000,000
Infrastructure Grants..................................
Open Textbook Pilot..................................... 7,000,000
Postsecondary Student Success Grants.................... 45,000,000
Rural Postsecondary and Economic Development Grant 45,000,000
Program................................................
Transitioning Gang-Involved Youth to Higher Education... 5,000,000
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Basic Needs Grants.--The agreement directs the Department
to carry out this program as described in Senate Report 119-
55.
Open Textbook Pilot.--The agreement directs the Department
to issue a notice inviting applications, allow for a 60-day
application period, and make a significant number of grant
awards under the same terms and conditions as in prior years.
The agreement directs the Department to ensure that any data
collected from grantees about the performance of this program
clearly disaggregates data on courses subject to course
materials fees from data on the use of free open textbooks.
Postsecondary Student Success Grants.--The agreement
directs the Department to carry out this program in the same
manner specified in the explanatory statement accompanying
division H of P.L. 117-328, including the directive to brief
the Committees.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
The agreement includes $224,377,000 for the projects, and
in the amounts, specified in the table ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in this
explanatory statement accompanying this division.
Institute of Education Sciences
Statistics
School Cellphone Bans.--In lieu of the amount and directive
under this heading in House Report 119-271, the agreement
supports efforts to collect data on and to assess the best
practices of school policies, and implementation of such
policies, limiting the student use of personal cellular and
mobile devices on school grounds or during the school day.
Departmental Management
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
Cost Savings of Inclusive Access Programs Study.--In lieu
of the report requested under this heading in House Report
119-271, the agreement looks forward to any new data on
first-day access programs.
Front Matter.--The agreement notes all items in the front
matter that precedes the Department of Labor, including
language set forth in the front matter of House Report 119-
271 and Senate Report 119-55 unless specifically addressed to
the contrary in this explanatory statement, apply to every
agency and subcomponent funded by this Act.
Grant Payment Conditions.--The agreement modifies the
notification requirement under this heading in Senate Report
119-55 to be one-day advance notification and continues the
reporting directives.
Interagency Agreements and Program Transfers.--The
agreement notes that it provides funding to the Department of
Education to carry out specific programs, projects, and
activities that have been authorized in law for the
Department of Education to carry out. It also continues a
provision that prohibits the transfer of such funding to
another Federal agency unless such transfer authority is
provided in an appropriations law. The agreement further
notes that no authorities exist for the Department of
Education to transfer its fundamental responsibilities under
numerous authorizing and appropriations laws, including
through procuring services from other Federal agencies, of
carrying out those programs, projects, and activities to
other Federal agencies.
The agreement notes concern about the Department of
Education's recent, unprecedented use of Interagency
Agreements to transfer significant programmatic
responsibilities, procure services, and detail staff to other
Federal agencies, including to the Departments of Labor,
Health and Human Services, State, and Interior. The agreement
is concerned about the assignment of such programmatic
responsibilities to agencies that do not have experience,
expertise, or capacity to carry out these programs and
activities and lack developed relationships and
communications with relevant stakeholders, including States.
The agreement is concerned that fragmenting responsibilities
for education programs across multiple agencies will create
inefficiencies, result in additional costs to the American
taxpayer, and cause delays and administrative challenges in
Federal funding reaching States, school districts, and
schools. The agreement is also concerned this will weaken
Federal support to protect the rights of students, children,
youth, and families under Federal education laws.
Given these concerns, the agreement directs the Department
of Education and signatory agencies to provide biweekly
briefings to the Committees on implementation of any such
interagency agreements. These briefings shall include
information on staffing transfers, implementation costs,
metrics on the delivery of services, availability of
technical support for programs to grantees, the issuance of
Notices Inviting Applications or other funding opportunities,
plans for maintaining high standards of quality and
objectivity in grant competitions through multi-reviewer peer
panels, rates of accessing funds by grantees and any
resulting delays through the draw down of funds, updates on
monitoring for grantees' compliance with all federal
requirements, implementation of reporting requirements by
grantees and Federal agencies and communications with
eligible grantees, States, and other stakeholders. Such
information shall include comparisons to prior years on a
comparable basis.
Public Comment.--The agreement contains no new or
substantially revised direct grant program authorities for
the Department to implement. The agreement supports robust
public participation in rulemaking, including support for the
issuance of proposed priorities for public comment, unless
such requirements are otherwise specifically exempted under a
program's statutory authority.
Reporting.--Last July, the Department issued a letter to
State Educational Agencies inviting waivers from the ESEA.
The Department is directed to post approved waivers on the
Department's website within 30 days of approving a waiver and
provide quarterly briefings to the Committees on any such
approved waivers, including how the waiver meets the
requirements of ESEA section 8401.
Reporting System Improvements.--The agreement supports
compliance with section 117 of the HEA and understands its
importance for national security. The agreement supports
ongoing implementation efforts to improve and increase
transparency in the reporting system used by institutions of
higher education and managed by the Department, in support of
meeting the requirements under section 117.
OFFICE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
Combatting Antisemitism.--The agreement modifies the report
directive under this heading in Senate Report 119-55 to be a
report within 120 days of enactment of this Act.
General Provisions
The agreement updates authority for pooled evaluation under
the ESEA.
The agreement updates a provision allowing certain
institutions to continue to use endowment income for student
scholarships.
The agreement updates a provision extending the
authorization of the National Advisory Committee on
Institutional Quality and Integrity.
The agreement updates a provision extending the authority
to provide account maintenance fees to guaranty agencies.
The agreement updates a provision regarding evaluation of
Higher Education Act programs.
The agreement modifies a provision regarding centralized
support services for the Institute of Education Sciences.
The agreement modifies a provision to rescind unobligated
balances and transfer balances.
The agreement includes a new provision to rescind
unobligated balances for program administration.
The agreement includes a new provision on formula grants.
TITLE IV--RELATED AGENCIES
Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS)
Front Matter.--The agreement notes all items in the front
matter that precedes the Department of Labor, including
language set forth in the front matter of House Report 119-
271 and Senate Report 119-55 unless specifically addressed to
the contrary in this explanatory statement, apply to every
agency and subcomponent funded by this Act.
OPERATING EXPENSES
AmeriCorps State and National and AmeriCorps Seniors
Retired Senior Volunteer
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Programs.--The agreement directs CNCS to release the
AmeriCorps State and National and AmeriCorps Seniors Retired
Senior Volunteer Programs competitive funding opportunities
for fiscal year 2026 no later than 10 days following the date
of enactment of this Act and shall ensure that those funding
opportunities are posted for at least 45 days. If State laws
or regulations prevent a State from completing a grant
competition within the time allowed, the agreement directs
CNCS to take all necessary measures to ensure each State's
participation, including adjusting deadlines, providing
technical assistance, or otherwise modifying the process to
ensure all States can participate in grant competitions
funded under this Act.
Commission Investment Fund (CIF).--The agreement includes
no less than the amount included in Senate Report 119-55
under the CIF Header.
Data Collection.--The agreement directs CNCS to follow the
directive regarding data collection as outlined in House
Report 119-271.
Timely Notice of Awards.--The agreement directs CNCS to
publish funding opportunity announcements for competitive
grant programs with sufficient time for all previously
eligible and new applicants to develop quality submissions
and to award such funds in a timely manner. Additionally, the
agreement directs CNCS to award renewal and non-competing
continuations within 7 days of the end of the period of
performance, except in the case of a grant or award where
there has been a finding of financial mismanagement, fraud,
or malfeasance.
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Within the total for the Institute of Museum and Library
Services, the agreement includes the following amounts:
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FY 2026
Budget Activity Agreement
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Library Services Technology Act:
Grants to States...................................... $181,400,000
Native American Library Services...................... 5,763,000
National Leadership: Libraries........................ 15,287,000
Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian..................... 10,000,000
Museum Services Act:
Museums for America................................... 28,730,000
Native American/Hawaiian Museum Services.............. 3,772,000
National Leadership: Museums.......................... 9,348,000
21st Century Museum Professional...................... 1,000,000
African American History and Culture Act:
Museum Grants for African American History & Culture.. 6,000,000
National Museum of the American Latino Act:
Museum Grants for American Latino History & Culture... 6,000,000
Research, Analysis, and Data Collection................. 5,500,000
Program Administration.................................. 19,000,000
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Information Literacy Task Force.--The agreement reiterates
and supports the funding instruction, directives, and
requirements under this heading in Senate Report 119-55.
Social Security Administration (SSA)
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
Codebase Modernization.--The agreement directs the SSA,
within 180 days of enactment of this Act, to submit to the
Committees a report on SSA's use of COBOL and progress on the
secure migration of the codebase to a modern programming
language where applicable.
IT Activities.--The agreement directs SSA to provide a
report to the Committees, within 90 days of enactment of this
Act, detailing the number, amount, and general content of
contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements awarded under
SSA's IT portfolio. Such a report shall be grouped by heading
and subheading on Table 3.24 of the fiscal year 2026
congressional justification.
Staffing Plan.--The agreement includes an increase of
$50,000,000 for SSA's base administrative expenses for
resources to help ensure SSA has the necessary workforce to
operate efficiently and provide high-quality service to
program beneficiaries.
The agreement is concerned by any reductions in direct-
service operations, including staff at field offices and
processing and teleservice centers, and provides resources
for SSA to increase the number of staff on the frontlines.
The agreement directs SSA to take steps to avoid field office
closures, reduced office hours, and increased delays to
appointments for beneficiaries seeking in-person support.
As part of the monthly staffing report requested in
Senate Report 119-55, the agreement directs SSA to include
appointment waiting times by field office.
Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) and
Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security
(PABSS).--The agreement includes $23,000,000 for WIPA grants
and $10,000,000 for PABSS.
TITLE V--GENERAL PROVISIONS
The agreement updates a provision related to the salary or
expenses of any grant or contract recipient.
The agreement updates a provision related to notification
of certain reprogramming of funds.
The agreement updates a provision related to submission of
an operating plan.
The agreement updates a provision related to submission of
a report.
The agreement updates a provision related to computer
networks.
The agreement updates a provision related to submission of
a report on the status of balances.
The agreement modifies a provision related to grant
notifications.
The agreement modifies a provision to rescind unobligated
balances.
The agreement modifies a provision to rescind unobligated
balances.
The agreement modifies a provision related to the re-
obligation of funds.
The agreement adds a new provision to rescind unobligated
balances.
DISCLOSURE OF EARMARKS AND CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
Following is a list of congressional earmarks and
congressionally directed spending items (as defined in clause
9 of rule XXI of the Rules of the House of Representatives
and rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the Senate,
respectively) included in the bill or this explanatory
statement, along with the name of each House Member, Senator,
Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who submitted a request to
the Committee of jurisdiction for each item so identified.
For each item, a Member is required to provide a
certification that neither the Member nor the Member's
immediate family has a financial interest, and each Senator
is required to provide a certification that neither the
Senator nor the Senator's immediate family has a pecuniary
interest in such congressionally directed spending item.
Neither the bill nor the explanatory statement contains any
limited tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as defined in
the applicable House and Senate rules.
DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, AND EDUCATION, AND RELATED AGENCIES
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Amount ($) ---------------------------- Origination
House Senate
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DOL Employment and Training 2nd LT RICHARD W COLLINS III FOUNDATION, MD, 50,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration for educational programming, including
coursework and internships
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DOL Employment and Training Alaska Joint Electrical Apprenticeship and 1,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Training Trust, AK, to provide federally
registered apprenticeship training
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DOL Employment and Training Alaska Primary Care Association, AK, to 2,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration establish the Alaska Graduate Medical
Education (GME) council and support GME
expansion
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DOL Employment and Training AltaMed Health Services Corporation, CA, for 995,000 ............ Padilla S
Administration healthcare workforce training, including
tuition and fees and purchasing equipment
and training materials
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DOL Employment and Training Applied Behavioral Rehabilitation Institute, 120,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration Inc., CT, for workforce development, Murphy
including supportive services for veterans
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DOL Employment and Training Arizona Commission of African-American 300,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration Affairs, AZ, to expand workforce training, Kelly
including stipends, supportive services,
rentals, and equipment
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DOL Employment and Training AS220, RI, for workforce training, including 1,120,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration stipends and tuition ouse
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DOL Employment and Training ASI, Inc., IL, to expand workforce 750,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration development, including purchasing equipment
and providing supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Association for the Education of Young 500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Children--Southeast Alaska, AK, to expand a
child care apprenticeship program
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DOL Employment and Training Baltimore Alliance for Careers in Healthcare, 579,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
Administration MD, for an apprenticeship program, including Van Hollen
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Bay Consortium Workforce Development Board, 354,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration VA, for improving education and workforce Warner
training, which may include the purchase of
technology and equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Bean's Cafe, AK, to fund a job training 600,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration program
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DOL Employment and Training Best Buddies International, Inc., NJ, for 250,000 ............ Kim S
Administration expanding workforce training, including
rent, supplies, and supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Plains 2,000,000 ............ Rounds S
Administration Inc., SD, to upgrade and expand early
learning centers
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DOL Employment and Training BuildStrong Academy of Colorado, CO, for 750,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration expanding workforce training, including the Hickenloope
purchase of equipment, hiring instructors, r
and providing support services
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DOL Employment and Training CCARC, Inc., CT, for supporting a 189,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration manufacturing internship program and Murphy
workforce development
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DOL Employment and Training Cecil College, MD, for improving commercial 109,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Administration truck driver workforce training, including
the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Central Georgia Technical College Foundation, 300,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration GA, for workforce training for veterans
provided by VECTR Center, including
providing supportive services and temporary
housing
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DOL Employment and Training Central Minnesota Jobs and Training Services, 255,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration Inc., MN, for workforce development Smith
programs, which may include purchasing
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Central Oregon Community College, OR, for 800,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration expanding firefighter workforce training, Wyden
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training City of New Haven, CT, for a career learning 2,483,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration center, including the purchase of equipment Murphy
and lab materials
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DOL Employment and Training Cloud County Community College, KS, to 708,000 ............ Moran S
Administration purchase advanced technology equipment and
network infrastructure for technical
education
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DOL Employment and Training College of Southern Maryland, MD, for 732,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Administration education and training in water and
wastewater treatment programs, including the
purchase of supplies
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DOL Employment and Training Columbus Technical College, GA, for workforce 897,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration development including the purchase of Warnock
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training CT Puerto Rican Forum dba Center for Latino 1,184,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration Progress, CT, for workforce development Murphy
programming, which may include stipends and
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training DAY ONE Early Learning Community, Inc., NY, 1,800,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration for establishing a teacher apprenticeship Schumer
program, including rental costs and
purchasing equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Detroit Public Schools Community District, 1,000,000 ............ Peters S
Administration MI, to improve education and workforce
training, including the purchase of
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Dorcas International Institute of Rhode 680,000 ............ Reed S
Administration Island, RI, for workforce training,
including the purchase of supplies
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DOL Employment and Training DownCity Design, RI, for expanding career 100,000 ............ Reed S
Administration pathways programs, including providing
stipends and purchasing equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Downriver Community College, MI, for 750,000 ............ Peters S
Administration workforce training, including providing
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Drink at the Well, Inc., MD, for expanding 175,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration workforce development programming,
purchasing equipment, and providing wrap
around services, including child care
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DOL Employment and Training Early Childhood Center of Excellence at Santa 273,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration Fe Community College, NM, for expanding
apprenticeships and pre-apprenticeships,
including providing stipends
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DOL Employment and Training Educate Maine, ME, to purchase manufacturing 2,000,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration and engineering equipment for Career and King
Technical Education schools
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DOL Employment and Training Elliot Health System, NH, for improving 460,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration healthcare workforce training, including by
providing scholarships
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DOL Employment and Training Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center Trust, AK, 2,500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration to fund training equipment for constructing
and maintaining pipelines
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DOL Employment and Training Forge City Works, CT, for a culinary 500,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration workforce training program, including Murphy
supportive services, purchasing equipment
and supplies
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DOL Employment and Training Fund for the City of New York (Fiscal Sponsor 125,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration of New York City Employment and Training
Coalition), NY, for workforce training
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DOL Employment and Training Goodwill Industries of the Valleys, VA, for 1,800,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration education and workforce training, which may Warner
include the purchase of classroom supplies
and equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Goodwill of Greater Washington, MD, for 1,000,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
Administration expanding workforce training, including Van Hollen
providing stipends
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DOL Employment and Training Goodwill of North Georgia, GA, for workforce 1,950,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration training, including the purchase of Warnock
equipment and tuition
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DOL Employment and Training Greater Lake City Alliance, SC, to expand a 734,000 ............ Graham S
Administration workforce training program
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DOL Employment and Training Greater Roanoke Workforce Development Board, 737,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration VA, for expanding apprenticeships and youth Warner
apprenticeships, including rent and the
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Hanley Center for Health Leadership and 1,000,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration Education DBA Maine Medical Education Trust, King
ME, to support certified nursing assistant
training for long-term care
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DOL Employment and Training Hire Heroes USA, GA, for workforce training 520,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration for veterans, transitioning service members Warnock
and military spouses
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DOL Employment and Training Ilisagvik College, AK, to expand Ilisagvik 250,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration College's Workforce Development program
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DOL Employment and Training International Institute of New England, NH, 470,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration for workforce training in early childhood
education
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DOL Employment and Training Iron Workers Local Union No. 8 Joint 700,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration Apprenticeship and Advanced Journeyman
Training Trust Fund, WI, for expanding
apprenticeships, including the purchase of
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Jackson County Airport-Reynolds Field, MI, 500,000 ............ Peters S
Administration for improving aviation maintenance training,
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training JEVS Human Services, PA, for healthcare 220,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration workforce training, including purchasing
supplies and equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Jobs & Hope West Virginia, WV, to support 750,000 ............ Justice S
Administration wage reimbursements
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DOL Employment and Training KNOX, Inc., CT, for an apprenticeship 231,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration program, including stipends Murphy
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DOL Employment and Training Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, PA, for 1,000,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration expanding workforce training, including
purchasing equipment and providing
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Literacy Pittsburgh, PA, for workforce 250,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration training and career development programs,
including for purchasing equipment and
supplies
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DOL Employment and Training Lomakatsi Restoration Project, OR, for an 1,300,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration inter-tribal forestry workforce training Wyden
program, including the purchase of equipment
and tools
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DOL Employment and Training Los Angeles Conservation Corps, CA, for 969,000 ............ Padilla, S
Administration workforce training, including transportation Schiff
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DOL Employment and Training Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service DBA 300,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration Global Refuge, MD, for expanding workforce
development programming, including
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Madison Area Technical College, WI, for 660,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration improving workforce development for nursing,
health, and EMS programs, including the
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress, MA, for 722,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Administration workforce training, including equipment and en
participant stipends
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DOL Employment and Training Mesalands Community College, NM, for 4,000,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration improving workforce training, including the
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Michigan AFL-CIO Workforce Development 2,000,000 ............ Slotkin S
Administration Institute, MI, for expanding workforce
training, including the purchase of
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Mid-Atlantic States Career and Education 137,000 ............ Booker S
Administration Center, NJ, for improving workforce
training, including the purchase of
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Mississippi Coding Academies, MS, for a 700,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration digital workforce training program
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DOL Employment and Training Mississippi State University, MS, to expand a 5,320,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration workforce training program for skilled Wicker
manufacturing
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DOL Employment and Training Mixed Magic Theatre & Cultural Events, RI, 100,000 ............ Reed S
Administration for a workforce training program, including
providing stipends and purchasing supplies
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DOL Employment and Training Moraine Park Technical College, WI, for 1,325,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration improving education and workforce training,
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training MS Department of Archives and History, MS, to 500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration establish a workforce training field school Wicker
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DOL Employment and Training National Forest Foundation, NM, for 500,000 ............ Lujan S
Administration supporting workforce training and a
conservation corps, including the purchase
of equipment and supplies
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DOL Employment and Training New Mexico Reentry Center, NM, for providing 150,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration workforce training programs, including the
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Northwest Regional Workforce Investment 500,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration Board, CT, for a reentry workforce training Murphy
program, which includes providing supportive
services
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DOL Employment and Training NPower Inc., MD, for expanding workforce 750,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration training, including providing stipends and
purchasing equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Operation Stand Down Rhode Island, RI, for a 400,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration workforce training program for veterans ouse
including purchasing equipment and providing
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Pacific Northwest Ironworkers and Employers 1,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Apprenticeship and Training Trust, AK, to
fund workforce opportunities in rural Alaska
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DOL Employment and Training Plattsburgh-North Country Chamber of 350,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration Commerce, NY, for workforce training, Schumer
including supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Polytech Adult Education, DE, for expanding 1,542,000 ............ Coons S
Administration workforce training, including the purchase
of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Renewable Energy Alaska Project, AK, to fund 730,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration a job training program
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DOL Employment and Training Roxbury Community College, MA, for improving 2,000,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Administration education and workforce training, including en
purchasing equipment, providing financial
aid and scholarships, and purchasing
technology
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DOL Employment and Training Rural Alaska Community Action Program, AK, to 1,264,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration provide childcare support and training in
rural Alaska
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DOL Employment and Training San Juan College, NM, for supporting 1,000,000 ............ Lujan S
Administration workforce training for commercial drivers,
including the purchase of vehicles for a
training program
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DOL Employment and Training Sealaska Heritage Institute, AK, to fund a 500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration job training program
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DOL Employment and Training SMART Local Union No. 49 JATC, NM, for 1,200,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration expanding apprenticeship programs, including
the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Southern Virginia Higher Education Center, 751,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration VA, for technology workforce training, Warner
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Southwest Washington Workforce Development 1,000,000 ............ Murray S
Administration Council, dba Workforce Southwest Washington,
WA, for education and workforce development
programming, including supportive services
and tuition
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DOL Employment and Training Survivor Ventures, DE, for workforce 257,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
Administration training, including supportive services and ter, Coons
wage subsidies
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DOL Employment and Training Survivor Ventures, VA, for providing 405,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration workforce development, which may include Warner
providing supportive services and financial
aid
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DOL Employment and Training Tech Goes Home Incorporated, MA, for 800,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Administration workforce development in digital skills and en
digital literacy, including the purchase of
equipment and technology
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DOL Employment and Training The Arc Alliance, PA, for workforce training 200,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration activities and improving services for
individuals with disabilities, including the
purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training The Arc Montgomery County, Inc., MD, for a 150,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Administration workforce training program, including
stipends
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DOL Employment and Training The Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity, 2,000,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration AZ, for construction and trades Kelly
apprenticeship expansion, including
purchasing equipment and providing tuition
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DOL Employment and Training The Chrysalis Center, CA, for workforce 405,000 ............ Padilla S
Administration training, which may include scholarships and
other supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training The Economic Development Corporation Serving 2,304,000 ............ Schiff S
Administration Fresno County, CA, for workforce training,
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training The Precision Institute, DE, for expanding 1,100,000 ............ Coons S
Administration workforce training, including purchasing
equipment and providing stipends
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DOL Employment and Training The Training Source, Inc., MD, for workforce 289,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
Administration training and career counseling, including Van Hollen
stipends
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DOL Employment and Training Thread, AK, to provide TA and training for 500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration childcare centers
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DOL Employment and Training Trying Together, PA, for expanding workforce 500,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration training, including supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Uintah Basin Technical College, UT, to 1,000,000 ............ Curtis S
Administration purchase two mobile trailer vehicles and
provide training
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DOL Employment and Training University of Alaska Anchorage, AK, to expand 1,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration a course of study for aviation maintenance
technology
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DOL Employment and Training University of Alaska Anchorage, AK, to fund 315,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration workforce training opportunities for
students
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DOL Employment and Training University of Alaska Southeast, AK, to fund a 160,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration job training program
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DOL Employment and Training University of California, Merced, CA, for 3,500,000 ............ Padilla, S
Administration medical education, including the purchase of Schiff
equipment
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DOL Employment and Training University of Rhode Island Research 560,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
Administration Foundation dba Polaris MEP, RI, for advanced ouse
manufacturing workforce development,
including the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Urban League of Greater Atlanta (ULGA), GA, 1,204,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration for workforce development, including Warnock
stipends, supportive services, rent, and
purchasing equipment
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DOL Employment and Training Veterans Watchmaker Initiative, DE, for 444,000 ............ Coons S
Administration workforce training for veterans, including
the purchase of equipment
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DOL Employment and Training VIPER Transitions, AK, to expand a veteran 1,095,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration career services program
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DOL Employment and Training Visiting Nurse Association Health Group, NJ, 1,000,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Administration for improving health care workforce
training, including purchasing equipment,
providing tuition support, and providing
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Wide Angle Youth Media, MD, for a pre- 712,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration apprenticeship program, including providing
stipends and purchasing supplies and
technology
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DOL Employment and Training Women's Rights Information Center, NJ, for 461,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Administration expanding workforce training, including
purchasing equipment and providing
supportive services
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DOL Employment and Training Workforce Development Board of South Central 970,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration Wisconsin, WI, for apprenticeship support,
including apprenticeship navigators
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DOL Employment and Training Workforce Development Council of Seattle King 1,000,000 ............ Murray S
Administration County, WA, for workforce development for
healthcare workers including providing
supportive services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, GA, for 424,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve rural
nurse education
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HHS Health Resources and Services Addictions Recovery Center, Inc. (ARC), OR, 1,400,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct a Wyden
residential treatment facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Adelante Healthcare, Inc., AZ, for facilities 2,500,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration and equipment to expand a health center Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services AdventHealth Redmond, GA, for equipment to 934,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration provide ambulance services
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HHS Health Resources and Services AdventHealth Shawnee Mission, KS, for 1,000,000 ............ Moran S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand high-risk
maternal fetal clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services AIDS Resource Alliance, Inc., PA, for 375,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration equipment to purchase a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Alaska--Division of Public Health State 550,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Medical Examiner's Office, AK, for
facilities and equipment for acquisition and
installation of x-ray imaging machine
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HHS Health Resources and Services Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, AK, 1,500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration for facilities and equipment to renovate and
upgrade operating room recovery space and
perioperative bays
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HHS Health Resources and Services Albany Area Primary Health Care, Inc., GA, 1,806,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration for facilities and equipment to expand a
medical center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Alternative Community Resource Program, PA, 1,000,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration for facilities and equipment to renovate a
behavioral health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Amador Health Center, Inc., NM, for 516,000 ............ Lujan S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct
counseling space
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HHS Health Resources and Services Amani Center, OR, for facilities and 1,023,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration equipment to construct a child services Wyden
center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Amherst H. Wilder Foundation, MN, for 1,500,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand access to Smith
substance use disorder treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ammonoosuc Community Health Services, Inc., 250,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration NH, for facilities and equipment to
weatherize and improve accessibility for a
health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Amoskeag Health, NH, for equipment to improve 485,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration clinic safety and establish a new service
site
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HHS Health Resources and Services Anchorage Community Mental Health Services 1,950,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Inc. dba Alaska Behavioral Health, AK, for
facilities and equipment to renovate
facilities in Anchorage and Fairbanks to
allow expanded mental health residential
treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Anchorage Fire Department, AK, for facilities 1,090,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration and equipment to construct a decontamination
unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Anderson Center for Autism, NY, for 1,064,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Administration facilities and equipment to install a septic
system
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HHS Health Resources and Services AnMed Health System, SC, for acquisition of 3,800,000 ............ Graham S
Administration imaging, lab, and pharmacy equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Archways, NH, for facilities and equipment to 300,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration improve access to substance use disorder
treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Arkansas Department of Health, AR, for the 13,300,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration acquisition of clinical practice technology,
remote patient health tools, telehealth
hardware and software, and electronic
medical records upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Arkansas State University Newport, AR, for 7,700,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration facilities and equipment for Nursing and
Health Professions Facility and purchase of
academic, telehealth, mental health, and
student health and wellness technology
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HHS Health Resources and Services Arkansas State University, AR, for facilities 9,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration and equipment for construction of Mental and
Maternal-Infant Healthcare Simulation
Building
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HHS Health Resources and Services Athens Model Neighborhood Health Center, 1,001,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration Inc., GA, for equipment to purchase mobile
units
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HHS Health Resources and Services Atlantic Health System, NJ, for facilities 750,000 ............ Booker S
Administration and equipment to expand access to
mammography services
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HHS Health Resources and Services AtlanticCare Health System, NJ, for 1,000,000 ............ Booker S
Administration facilities and equipment to provide an
emergency power supply
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HHS Health Resources and Services Augusta University, GA, for equipment to 800,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration improve cancer treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Augusta University, GA, for equipment to 630,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration support training of medical students
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HHS Health Resources and Services Avera Health, SD, for facilities and 10,175,000 ............ Rounds S
Administration equipment to support the acquisition and
installation of fixed PET/CT scanner and
linear accelerators
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bailey's Crossroads Health Access 550,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration Partnership, Inc. (D/B/A Culmore Clinic), Warner
VA, for facilities and equipment to
construct a new medical clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bath Community Hospital, VA, for equipment to 289,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration purchase an ambulance Warner
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bayfield County, WI, for establishing a rural 300,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration first-responders program
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HHS Health Resources and Services Beebe Medical Center, DE, for facilities and 1,775,000 ............ Coons S
Administration equipment to construct a primary care clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Behavioral Health and Developmental Services 110,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration of Strafford County, Inc., NH, for
facilities and equipment to improve access
to behavioral health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bennett County Hospital & Nursing Home, SD, 2,551,000 ............ Rounds S
Administration for facilities and equipment for new
hospital construction that will support
emergency services, primary care, swing bed
services, behavioral health programs, and
other ancillary services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Blood Bank of Hawaii, HI, for equipment to 1,000,000 ............ Hirono S
Administration purchase a blood donation center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Blue Mountain Heart to Heart, WA, for 1,000,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration facilities and equipment to increase access
to substance use disorder treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Board of Trustees of the University of 700,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration Illinois, IL, for facilities and equipment
to expand a dental clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bridgton Hospital, ME, for facilities and 5,000,000 ............ Collins S
Administration equipment to renovate, expand, and provide
diagnostic and patient room equipment for
the Emergency Department
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HHS Health Resources and Services Brightpoint Community College, Midlothian and 296,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration Chester Virginia, VA, for facilities and Warner
equipment to support health professions
training
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bucksport Regional Health Center, ME, for 1,980,000 ............ Collins S
Administration facilities and equipment to support
construction, renovation, and purchase of
dental equipment to expand dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bucktail Medical Center, PA, for equipment to 949,000 ............ Fetterman, S
Administration improve diagnostic services McCormick
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HHS Health Resources and Services Bullhead City Fire District, AZ, for 294,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration equipment to provide ambulance services Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services C.A.R.E. Clinic, MN, for facilities and 1,100,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration equipment to improve training for health Smith
professionals
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HHS Health Resources and Services Calais Community Hospital, ME, for facilities 4,990,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration and equipment to expand Rural Health Clinic King
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HHS Health Resources and Services Camai Community Health Center, AK, for 3,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand and
modernize health center for mental health,
emergency services, and diagnostic
capabilities and provide critical
infrastructure upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Cameron County Ambulance Service, Inc., PA, 250,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration for equipment to provide ambulance services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Caring Hands Healthcare Centers Inc., OK, for 950,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration facilities and equipment to support
construction of new primary care clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Centenary College, LA, for facilities and 10,000,000 ............ Cassidy, Ken S
Administration equipment for construction and renovation nedy
for the Centenary College School of Health
Sciences
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HHS Health Resources and Services Center Senior Living, WA, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration equipment for an assisted living facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority, 750,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration AZ, for equipment to provide ambulance Kelly
services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Central Maine Highland Fire & EMS District 1, 1,875,000 ............ Collins S
Administration ME, for equipment to purchase new ambulances
for regional EMS
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HHS Health Resources and Services Charleston Area Medical Center, WV, for 15,000,000 ............ Capito, Just S
Administration equipment for technical infrastructure ice
upgrades and cybersecurity technology
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HHS Health Resources and Services CHI Memorial Hospital--Georgia, GA, for 964,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration equipment to improve patient monitoring and Warnock
emergency response
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HHS Health Resources and Services Children's Inn at NIH, Inc., MD, for 620,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct Van Hollen
residential spaces for pediatric patients
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HHS Health Resources and Services Children's National Medical Center, MD, for 600,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
Administration equipment to expand access to pediatric care Van Hollen
through a mobile unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Children's Oral Health Network of Maine, ME, 525,000 ............ Collins S
Administration for acquisition of equipment to train dental
hygienists
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HHS Health Resources and Services Christiana Care Health Services, DE, for 4,008,000 ............ Coons S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct an
urgent care facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Circle the City, AZ, for facilities and 840,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration equipment to expand a health center Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Bridgeton, NJ, for equipment to 435,000 ............ Kim S
Administration expand rural healthcare and purchase an
ambulance
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Carlin Volunteer Fire Department, NV, 98,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration for equipment to improve cardiac care Masto,
Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Chicago, IL, for facilities and 2,000,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration equipment to construct a senior center
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Clarksburg, WV, for renovations, 214,000 ............ Capito S
Administration functional fitness equipment, development of
training, and conducting cancer screenings
to support City of Clarksburg's Cancer
Screening for Firefighters program
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of East Point, GA, for equipment to 302,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration provide ambulance services
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Enterprise, AL, for facilities and 3,000,000 ............ Britt S
Administration acquisition to purchase and install surgical
robot
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Fairbanks, AK, for equipment to 728,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration purchase medical ambulance bus and emergency
medical equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Lexington, VA, for facilities and 2,500,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration equipment to construct a primary care clinic Warner
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Maricopa, AZ, for equipment to 867,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration provide ambulance services Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Meadville Fire Department, PA, for 1,180,000 ............ McCormick S
Administration acquisition of vehicles, cardiac technology,
and telehealth equipment and to support
personnel for a new Mobile Integrated Health
unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of O'Neill, NE, for facilities and 3,500,000 ............ Fischer S
Administration equipment for construction to support
replacement and installation of boiler and
water heating systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Valdosta, GA, for equipment to 328,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration purchase a vehicle
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Wells, NV, for facilities and 227,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration equipment to expand primary care services Masto,
and purchase a vehicle Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services City of Winslow, AZ, for equipment to 68,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration establish a rural emergency response program Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services Clackamas County, OR, for facilities and 2,500,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration equipment to improve access to substance use Wyden
disorder services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Clinch County Hospital Authority, GA, for 450,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration equipment to provide imaging and ambulance Warnock
services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Coastal Carolina University, SC, for 2,400,000 ............ Graham S
Administration acquisition of nurse simulation laboratory
equipment and nursing and health sciences
education and training equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services CODAC Behavioral Healthcare, RI, for 851,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve ouse
accessibility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, NY, for 2,000,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration equipment to support neurodegenerative
disease research
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HHS Health Resources and Services Colorado State University, CO, for facilities 1,500,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration and equipment to support a nurse training Hickenloope
program r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Columbus Consolidated Government, GA, for 216,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration equipment to provide healthcare to veterans Warnock
and software purchases
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community Clinic of Maui, Inc. dba Malama I 1,536,000 ............ Hirono S
Administration Ke Ola Health Center, HI, for facilities and
equipment for health information
infrastructure and an electronic health
records system
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community College of Rhode Island, RI, for 2,390,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand health ouse
care training facilities
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community Dental, ME, for facilities and 2,334,000 ............ King S
Administration equipment to expand dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community Health Care Systems, Inc., GA, for 472,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration equipment to purchase a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community Health Care, Inc., IL, for 328,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration equipment to improve dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Community Health Connections Inc., MA, for 1,500,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve en
accessibility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Concord University, WV, for facilities and 7,500,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
Administration equipment for construction of the Center for ice
Rural Healthcare Workforce Solutions
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HHS Health Resources and Services Concordia University, Inc., WI, for 753,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate nurse
training facilities
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HHS Health Resources and Services Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, 1,030,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration and Siuslaw Indians, OR, for facilities and Wyden
equipment to renovate a behavioral health
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Conway Medical Center, SC, for acquisition of 1,410,000 ............ Graham S
Administration Emergency Department equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Coos County Administration, NH, for 415,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve building
safety
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HHS Health Resources and Services Coosa County Emergency Medical Service, AL, 300,000 ............ Britt S
Administration for equipment for purchase of new ambulance
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HHS Health Resources and Services Copper Canyon Fire & Medical District, AZ, 320,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration for equipment to purchase an ambulance, Kelly
power load system and gurney
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HHS Health Resources and Services Copper River EMS Council, AK, to support 291,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Copper River EMS Council for providing
emergency health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Cordova Community Medical Center, AK, for 3,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration facilities and equipment for critical
infrastructure and medical equipment
upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Coteau des Prairies Hospital, SD, for 1,099,000 ............ Rounds S
Administration facilities and equipment for replacement and
installation of boilers and pump systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services Coteau des Prairies Hospital, SD, for 683,000 ............ Rounds S
Administration facilities and equipment for replacement and
installation of chiller system
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HHS Health Resources and Services Cottage Hospital, NH, for facilities and 76,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration equipment to remove and replace an oil tank
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HHS Health Resources and Services County of Cheshire Administration, NH, for 936,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration facilities and equipment to install an
emergency communication system
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HHS Health Resources and Services County of Mono, CA, for facilities and 1,340,000 ............ Padilla, S
Administration equipment to renovate emergency facilities Schiff
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HHS Health Resources and Services Crisp Regional Hospital, GA, for facilities 1,000,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration and equipment to replace boilers and fire Warnock
alarm systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services CrossOver Healthcare Ministry, VA, for 400,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand access to Warner
dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Cullman Regional Medical Center, AL, for 2,500,000 ............ Britt S
Administration facilities and equipment to purchase and
install surgical robot
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HHS Health Resources and Services Daily Planet Health Services, VA, for 351,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration facilities and equipment to replace HVAC Warner
systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services Dar a Luz Birth Center, NM, for facilities 2,677,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration and equipment to expand a birth center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Dartmouth Health, NH, for facilities and 900,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration equipment to construct a perinatal substance
use stabilization unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Day One, RI, for facilities and equipment for 990,000 ............ Whitehouse S
Administration building infrastructure improvements
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HHS Health Resources and Services Delaware Health Empowerment Coalition, DE, 2,600,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct ter, Coons
primary care clinics
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HHS Health Resources and Services Delta Ambulance, ME, for equipment to 655,000 ............ Collins S
Administration purchase new ambulances and emergency
medical equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Denver Health & Hospital Authority, CO, for 3,000,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration facilities and equipment for building Hickenloope
improvements r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Deschutes County, OR, for facilities and 1,304,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration equipment to construct a child psychiatric Wyden
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Desert Hills Fire District, AZ, for equipment 210,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration to improve cardiac care Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services Dorchester County, SC, for facilities and 709,000 ............ Graham S
Administration equipment for site work to support a mobile
MRI unit and the acquisition of x-ray
machinery
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HHS Health Resources and Services DotHouse Health Inc., MA, for facilities and 486,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Administration equipment to replace HVAC systems and en
roofing
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HHS Health Resources and Services Dr. Terry Sinclair Health Clinic, VA, for 490,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate an exam Warner
room
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HHS Health Resources and Services Eagle View Community Health System, IL, for 525,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration facilities and equipment, including a mobile
clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Easter Seals New Jersey Inc., NJ, for 241,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Administration equipment and supplies to improve
accessibility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Eastern Maine Community College, ME, for 6,510,000 ............ Collins S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction/
renovation of nursing and allied health
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems DBA Northern 1,599,000 ............ Collins S
Administration Light Health, ME, for acquisition of labor
and delivery equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Emory University, GA, for equipment for a 476,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration neonatal intensive care unit Warnock
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HHS Health Resources and Services Evergreen Treatment Services, WA, for 3,040,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration facilities and equipment to increase access
to substance use disorder treatment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Fairfax County Government, VA, for facilities 850,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration and equipment to construct a regional crisis Warner
facility to address behavioral health needs
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HHS Health Resources and Services Family & Children's Aid, Inc., CT, for 350,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration facilities and equipment to increase Murphy
accessibility of a clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Family and Children's Center of Wisconsin, 1,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration WI, for facilities and equipment to
construct a mental health diagnostic center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Faulkner University, AL, for equipment for 1,305,000 ............ Britt S
Administration mobile care clinics
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ferris State University, MI, for facilities 1,950,000 ............ Peters S
Administration and equipment to renovate clinical and
teaching space
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HHS Health Resources and Services Florence-Darlington Technical College, SC, 1,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration for acquisition of nursing equipment to
support Nursing and Allied Health Programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services Floyd Healthcare Management, Inc. d/b/a 1,500,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration Atrium Health Floyd, GA, for facilities and Warnock
equipment to improve diagnostic services
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HHS Health Resources and Services For All Seasons, Inc., MD, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
Administration equipment to expand access to behavioral Van Hollen
health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Frontier Behavioral Health, WA, for 2,000,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a
primary care and behavioral health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Gallup Community Health, NM, for facilities 750,000 ............ Heinrich, S
Administration and equipment to expand behavioral and Lujan
specialty care services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Gannon University, PA, for facilities and 500,000 ............ McCormick S
Administration equipment for construction of two
laboratories for cancer treatment,
education, and research
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HHS Health Resources and Services Georgia State University, GA, for equipment 1,350,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration to purchase a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services GLITC Adolescent Wellness Recovery Center, 4,700,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration WI, for facilities and equipment to
construct a residential treatment center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic, VA, for 151,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration facilities and equipment to create a nursing Warner
station and improve building infrastructure
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HHS Health Resources and Services Golder Ranch Fire District, AZ, for equipment 200,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration to purchase a vehicle and rescue equipment Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, GA, for 250,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration equipment to purchase a mobile unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grand Itasca Clinic and Hospital, MN, for 1,800,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate an Smith
emergency department
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grande Ronde Hospital, OR, for equipment to 1,356,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration provide nuclear medicine services Wyden
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grant County Courthouse, WV, for equipment 310,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
Administration for purchase of new ambulance ice
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grant County Public Hospital District No 1, 2,000,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration dba Samaritan Healthcare, WA, for facilities
and equipment to support a family medicine
residency program
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HHS Health Resources and Services Greater Fairbanks Community Hospital 3,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration Foundation, AK, for facilities and equipment
for construction of an inpatient psychiatric
unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Greenwood Genetic Center, SC, for acquisition 1,106,000 ............ Graham S
Administration of Alzheimer's research equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Grove Hill Memorial Hospital, AL, for 1,000,000 ............ Tuberville S
Administration acquisition of mammography, CT, ultrasound,
and EKG equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Gunderson La Crosse Medical Center Campus, 750,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration WI, for facilities and equipment to renovate
a substance use disorder treatment facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hale Makua Health Services, HI, for equipment 1,850,000 ............ Hirono, S
Administration to replace patient beds Schatz
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HHS Health Resources and Services Harney District Hospital, OR, for facilities 1,250,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration and equipment for building infrastructure Wyden
improvements
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hawaii Island Community Health Center, HI, 1,500,000 ............ Hirono, S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct a Schatz
clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Healing Hands Clinic of Gordon County, GA, 190,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration for facilities and equipment, including to
repair a roof
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HHS Health Resources and Services Health Brigade, VA, for facilities and 750,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration equipment to replace HVAC systems, boilers, Warner
and a roof
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HHS Health Resources and Services Health Care Authority of the City of Eufaula, 500,000 ............ Britt, S
Administration AL, for acquisition of surgical and Tuberville
laboratory equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services HealthReach Community Health Centers, ME, for 650,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate and King
expand dental services wing
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hennepin Healthcare System, Inc., MN, for 3,002,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a Smith
substance use disorder treatment clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hennepin Technical College, MN, for 2,089,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to support dental Smith
training programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services Home of the Innocents, KY, for equipment for 1,000,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration a pediatric skilled nursing facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hope Unlimited, Inc., KS, for facilities and 2,700,000 ............ Moran S
Administration equipment for construction of new domestic
violence shelter that offers therapy,
telehealth, primary care services, and
complex care referrals
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hospital Authority of Ben Hill, GA, for 1,452,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve access
to wound care
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hospital Authority of Irwin County, GA, for 1,450,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration facilities and equipment to replace HVAC Warnock
systems and improve imaging services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Houlton Regional Hospital, ME, for facilities 5,458,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration and equipment to modernize and replace King
critical infrastructure systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services Hurley Medical Center, MI, for equipment to 1,800,000 ............ Slotkin S
Administration replace patient beds
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HHS Health Resources and Services Iliuliuk Family and Health Services, AK, for 2,705,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration facilities and equipment for clinic
renovation and acquisition of technology and
medical imaging equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Illinois Eye Institute, IL, for equipment to 750,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration improve optometry services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Inspira Health Network, NJ, for equipment to 2,000,000 ............ Booker S
Administration support telehealth services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Jackson County Health Department, IL, for 176,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate a
health department
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HHS Health Resources and Services Jackson Parish Hospital, LA, for facilities 4,000,000 ............ Cassidy, Ken S
Administration and equipment for construction of a rural nedy
health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services JAMHI Health and Wellness, AK, for facilities 938,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration and equipment to support HVAC installation
and acquisition of technology upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Jefferson County Commission, WV, for 345,000 ............ Capito, Just S
Administration facilities and equipment for the Jefferson ice
County Health Department relocation and
expansion
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HHS Health Resources and Services Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority, 2,105,000 ............ Capito, Just S
Administration WV, for equipment for purchase of new ice
ambulances
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HHS Health Resources and Services Keefe Memorial Hospital, CO, for facilities 2,035,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration and equipment to renovate a rural hospital Hickenloope
r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ketchikan Gateway Borough, AK, for equipment 347,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration for purchase of new ambulance
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HHS Health Resources and Services Kittitas Valley Healthcare, WA, for 2,262,000 ............ Murray S
Administration facilities and equipment for renovations to
support orthopedic and surgery services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Klickitat Valley Health, WA, for facilities 500,000 ............ Cantwell S
Administration and equipment to provide MRI services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Kodiak Island Health Care Foundation, AK, for 300,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration facilities and equipment for HVAC system
upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Lamprey Health Care, Inc., NH, for facilities 250,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration and equipment to construct a pharmacy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Lawrence General Hospital, MA, for equipment 1,367,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Administration to provide infusion services en
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HHS Health Resources and Services Liberation Programs, Inc., CT, for facilities 3,000,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration and equipment to construct an inpatient care Murphy
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Limen House, Inc., DE, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Coons S
Administration equipment to renovate a sober living
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Lonesome Pine Community Hospital (Norton 683,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration Community Hospital), VA, for equipment to Warner
purchase an ion lung bronchoscopy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Lowell Community Health Center, MA, for 2,000,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand clinical en
space and training opportunities
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HHS Health Resources and Services LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans, LA, 4,500,000 ............ Kennedy S
Administration for acquisition of laboratory research
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Lummi Nation, WA, for facilities and 500,000 ............ Murray S
Administration equipment to construct a substance use
disorder recovery facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Maine Veterans' Homes, ME, for acquisition of 3,142,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration electronic health records technology, King
upgrading other technology needs, and
purchase of ceiling lifts equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Maine Veterans' Homes, ME, for facilities and 518,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration equipment for construction and renovation to King
upgrade Maine Veterans' Homes Facilities
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HHS Health Resources and Services MaineGeneral Health, ME, for facilities and 5,000,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration equipment for acquisition and installation King
of electronic medical record upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mariposa Community Health Center, Inc., AZ, 2,000,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration for facilities and equipment to improve Kelly
access to prenatal, postnatal, and pediatric
care
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HHS Health Resources and Services Marshall University Research Corporation, WV, 1,861,000 ............ Capito S
Administration for facilities and equipment for
construction of Center for Informatics and
Population Analytics in support of Marshall
University School of Medicine
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HHS Health Resources and Services Marshall University Research Corporation, WV, 15,000,000 ............ Capito S
Administration for facilities and equipment for
construction of Marshall University Medical
Simulation Center and purchase of simulation
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Martinsville Henry County Coalition for 785,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration Health and Wellness, VA, for facilities and Warner
equipment to improve access to medical,
dental, and behavioral health
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HHS Health Resources and Services Maui Memorial Medical Center, HI, for 850,000 ............ Hirono, S
Administration equipment to support bedside monitoring Schatz
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HHS Health Resources and Services McAlester Regional Health Center, OK, for 3,000,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration facilities and equipment to support the
expansion of the McAlester Cancer Center
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HHS Health Resources and Services McCall Foundation, Inc. dba McCall Behavioral 264,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration Health Network, CT, for facilities and Murphy
equipment, including for a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services McDermott Center, IL, for facilities and 268,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration equipment to expand dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services McLeod Health, SC, for facilities and 1,143,000 ............ Graham S
Administration equipment for construction to renovate
fluoroscopy room and purchase x-ray and CT
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Medical College of Wisconsin, WI, for 1,600,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration equipment to provide imaging services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Memorial Health System, MS, for facilities 1,700,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration and equipment for Labor and Delivery
Department renovations
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HHS Health Resources and Services Memorial Health System, MS, for facilities 5,600,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration and equipment to support a radiation Wicker
oncology equipment project
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HHS Health Resources and Services Memorial Hospital Belleville, IL, for 1,250,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration equipment to improve intensive care services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mescal-J6 Fire District, AZ, for facilities 650,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration and equipment to purchase emergency response Kelly
vehicles
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HHS Health Resources and Services Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center, Inc., WV, 3,250,000 Miller Capito,PJust H/S
Administration for facilities and equipment for renovation ice
of the Minnie Hamilton Hospital Emergency
Department, medical clinic, laboratory,
dietary space, dental clinic, and pharmacy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mississippi Methodist Hospital & 714,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration Rehabilitation Center, Inc., MS, for
facilities and equipment to replace entrance
canopy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mississippi Organ Recovery Agency, MS, for 1,000,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand clinical
organ/tissue recovery facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mississippi Public Health Institute, MS, for 2,500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration the Center for Optimizing Maternal Outcomes Wicker
for data development and systems
implementation
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mississippi State Department of Health, MS, 801,000 ............ Wicker S
Administration for acquisition of telehealth equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mississippi State Department of Health, MS, 250,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration for the direct certification of healthcare
staff in obstetrics life support and
neonatal resuscitation and for program
coordination
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems, KS, 1,714,000 ............ Moran S
Administration for facilities and equipment to renovate and
expand the Emergency Department and
rehabilitation spaces
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mon Health Medical Center, WV, for equipment 8,100,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
Administration for technical infrastructure upgrades and ice
cybersecurity technology
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mon Health Medical Center, WV, for facilities 5,485,000 ............ Capito S
Administration and equipment for renovation of clinical and
kitchen space, elevator modernization, and
improvements to critical infrastructure
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HHS Health Resources and Services Monroe County Hospital, AL, for acquisition 500,000 ............ Britt, S
Administration of mammography and CT scan equipment Tuberville
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HHS Health Resources and Services Montefiore Medical Center, NY, for facilities 1,000,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration and equipment to increase power capacity Schumer
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HHS Health Resources and Services Morrow County Health District, OR, for 652,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration equipment to provide imaging services Wyden
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, 1,935,000 ............ Collins S
Administration ME, for facilities and equipment for
construction of the Center for Advancing
Science Education
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HHS Health Resources and Services Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation, 1,500,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration KY, for facilities and equipment for
construction of autism treatment facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Murry State College, OK, for facilities and 3,000,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration equipment for construction of nursing
education center and acquisition of nursing
simulation laboratory equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Natchitoches Regional Medical Center, LA, for 4,035,000 ............ Cassidy,PKen S
Administration facilities and equipment to acquire and nedy
install PET scanner and CT machine
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HHS Health Resources and Services National Jewish Health, CO, for facilities 2,350,000 ............ Bennet S
Administration and equipment to improve treatment of
respiratory diseases
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HHS Health Resources and Services Nazareth University, NY, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration equipment to renovate a classroom space for
health professionals
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HHS Health Resources and Services Neighborhood Health, VA, for facilities and 1,521,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration equipment to renovate a clinic to provide Warner
medical, dental, and behavioral healthcare
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HHS Health Resources and Services Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center, KS, 1,220,000 ............ Moran S
Administration for facilities and equipment for renovation
of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center and for
acquisition of imaging equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Nevada State University, NV, for facilities 2,000,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration and equipment to construct a health Masto,
education center Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services New England College, NH, for facilities and 775,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration equipment to improve training of health
professionals
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HHS Health Resources and Services New York Stem Cell Foundation, Inc., NY, for 5,000,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a Schumer
precision medicine center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Newport County Community Mental Health 1,000,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
Administration Center, Inc., RI, for facilities and ouse
equipment to improve access to behavioral
health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services North Country HealthCare, AZ, for facilities 1,800,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration and equipment to construct a dental clinic Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services North Penn Comprehensive Health Services, PA, 500,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct a
dental clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northeast Colorado Health Department, CO, for 3,041,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a Hickenloope
public health facility r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northeast Oregon Area Health Education 163,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration Center, Inc., OR, for equipment to provide Wyden
obstetrics training
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northeastern Oklahoma Community Health 2,500,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration Centers, INC., OK, for facilities and
equipment to support construction of new
primary care clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northeastern State University, OK, for 877,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction
and renovation of nursing simulation
laboratory and for the acquisition of
nursing simulation laboratory equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, VT, 1,400,000 ............ Welch S
Administration for facilities and equipment to expand
pharmacy services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Northern Neck-Middlesex Free Health Clinic, 1,000,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration VA, for facilities and equipment to provide Warner
dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Norwalk Community Health Center, Inc., CT, 907,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration for facilities and equipment, including for Murphy
a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Norwich University, VT, for expanding rural 557,000 ............ Welch S
Administration nursing education and the purchase of
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services NYU Langone Hospitals, NY, for equipment to 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration support imaging services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network, MI, 5,500,000 ............ Slotkin S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct a
health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ochsner LSU Health--Monroe Medical Center, 1,010,000 ............ Kennedy S
Administration LA, for acquisition of equipment for the
labor and delivery department, neonatal
intensive care unit department, and pre- and
post-partum care department
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ogeechee Technical College, GA, for 1,064,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve training
for health professionals
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ohio Christian University, OH, for 1,168,000 ............ Moreno S
Administration acquisition of advanced simulation lab
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Oklahoma Primary Care Association, OK, for 2,000,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration equipment to support electronic health
record modernization at Federally Qualified
Health Centers in Oklahoma
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HHS Health Resources and Services One Brooklyn Health System, Inc., NY, for 1,182,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Administration equipment for a neonatal intensive care unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Oregon Institute of Technology, OR, for 1,700,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration facilities and equipment, including mobile Wyden
dental clinics
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HHS Health Resources and Services OSF HealthCare System, IL, for facilities and 2,000,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration equipment to construct a dental clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services OU Health Partners Inc., OK, for acquisition 4,584,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration of mobile stroke units and telehealth
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Parkland College District 505, IL, for 3,500,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a
dental clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Philander Smith University, AR, for 7,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration facilities and equipment for improvements to
the Health and Science Center and
acquisition of a mobile unit for the nursing
program
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HHS Health Resources and Services Piedmont Access To Health Services, Inc. 250,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration (PATHS), VA, for equipment to purchase a Warner
mobile unit to provide vision services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Pines Health Services, ME, for facilities and 8,900,000 ............ Collins S
Administration equipment for construction of a new health
center for Pines Health Services to support
primary care
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HHS Health Resources and Services Portland Recovery Community Center, ME, for 2,647,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction of King
Friends and Family Center for peer recovery
services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Prisma Health-Upstate, SC, for equipment for 5,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration acquisition of oncology equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Project Vision Hawaii, HI, for facilities and 810,000 ............ Hirono, S
Administration equipment to increase access to dental, Schatz
vision, and hearing screenings
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HHS Health Resources and Services Pueblo of Pojoaque, NM, for facilities and 2,303,000 ............ Heinrich S
Administration equipment to expand a behavioral health
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, NV, for facilities 4,000,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration and equipment to expand a Tribal health Masto,
clinic Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services Racine County, WI, for facilities and 5,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration equipment to construct a mental health
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Range Mental Health Center, MN, for 1,091,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve Smith
accessibility and security
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HHS Health Resources and Services Red Shield 8 Nations Inc., MT, for facilities 3,545,000 ............ Sheehy S
Administration and equipment for construction of behavioral
health treatment center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific, HI, 1,098,000 ............ Hirono, S
Administration for equipment to replace patient beds Schatz
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rhode Island Hospital, RI, for equipment to 200,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration provide dental services and patient ouse
monitoring
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HHS Health Resources and Services RI Department of Behavioral Healthcare, 2,988,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Administration Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals, ouse
RI, for equipment to replace patient beds
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HHS Health Resources and Services Richmond Medical Center, NY, for facilities 2,000,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration and equipment to renovate a neonatal Schumer
intensive care unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, CA, for 1,800,000 ............ Padilla, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a Schiff
behavioral health facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rincon Valley Fire District, AZ, for 300,000 ............ Gallego, S
Administration equipment to provide cardiac care Kelly
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rivier University, NH, for equipment to 317,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration purchase a mobile medical van
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rochester General Hospital, NY, for 800,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration facilities and equipment to establish a Schumer
hospital logistics hub
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HHS Health Resources and Services Roper St. Francis Hospital, SC, for 1,776,000 ............ Graham S
Administration facilities and equipment to support
foundational and structural construction of
new hospital
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HHS Health Resources and Services Rumford Hospital, ME, for facilities and 6,400,000 ............ Collins S
Administration equipment to renovate, expand, and provide
diagnostic and patient room equipment for
the Emergency Department
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HHS Health Resources and Services RWJBarnabas Health, NJ, for equipment to 968,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Administration support health professional training
programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services Saint Francis Hospital, DE, for facilities 1,475,000 ............ Coons S
Administration and equipment to construct an outpatient
pharmacy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Salina Family Healthcare Center, KS, for 3,261,000 ............ Moran S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction of
a new clinical education facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Sauk Valley Voices of Recovery, IL, for 222,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration facilities and equipment to purchase a
mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Sea Mar Community Health Centers, WA, for 1,650,000 ............ Murray S
Administration equipment to provide dental services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Seattle Children's Hospital, WA, for 3,000,000 ............ Murray S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a
behavioral health stabilization unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Seattle Indian Health Board, WA, for 4,500,000 ............ Murray S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a
health clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services SECU Family House at UNC Hospitals, NC, for 316,000 ............ Tillis S
Administration facilities and equipment to support the
acquisition and installation of commercial-
grade generator
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HHS Health Resources and Services Seldovia Village Tribe Health & Wellness, AK, 332,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration for acquisition of dental and physical
therapy equipment and medical treadmill
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HHS Health Resources and Services Self Regional Healthcare, SC, for facilities 4,600,000 ............ Graham S
Administration and equipment to construct a new Rural
Health Clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Seven Hills New Hampshire, Inc., NH, for 1,350,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve access
to clinical services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Singing River Health System, MS, for 1,500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration facilities and equipment to acquire and Wicker
install generators
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HHS Health Resources and Services Smithsburg Emergency Medical Services, Inc., 250,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
Administration MD, for equipment to provide ambulance Van Hollen
services
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HHS Health Resources and Services South Georgia Medical Center, Inc. d/b/a SGMC 1,581,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration Health, GA, for facilities and equipment to Warnock
support maternal and infant care
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HHS Health Resources and Services South Shore Hospital, MA, for facilities and 1,500,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Administration equipment to increase accessibility en
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HHS Health Resources and Services South-Central Colorado Seniors, Inc., CO, for 840,000 ............ Hickenlooper S
Administration facilities and equipment for a resource
center for older adults
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HHS Health Resources and Services Southern Regional Medical Center, GA, for 1,222,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct a
sickle cell wellness center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Southern Research Institute, AL, for 2,000,000 ............ Britt S
Administration acquisition of biotechnology research
equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Southwest Health System, Inc., CO, for 1,950,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand trauma Hickenloope
diagnostic imaging services r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Southwest Minnesota State University, MN, for 1,226,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration facilities and equipment to support nurse Smith
training programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center, CO, for 50,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration equipment to expand ambulance services Hickenloope
r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, SC, 6,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration for facilities and equipment to renovate
Cardiovascular Recovery Unit and
construction of Coronary Care Unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services Spokane County, WA, for facilities and 3,000,000 ............ Murray S
Administration equipment to expand a crisis stabilization
center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Spurwink Services, Inc, ME, for facilities 5,666,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration and equipment for construction of Behavioral King
Health Center
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Barnabas Hospital, NY, for equipment to 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration improve imaging services
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Bonaventure University, NY, for 1,100,000 ............ Schumer S
Administration facilities and equipment to support a
healthcare workforce training and
development program
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Joseph Hospital, ME, for facilities and 6,800,000 ............ Collins S
Administration equipment to renovate, expand, and equip the
Emergency Department
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, ME, for 2,619,000 ............ Collins S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate,
expand, and modernize the Behavioral Health
Emergency Department
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Peter's Hospital, NY, for equipment to 300,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Administration manage clinical trials using information Schumer
technology
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Tammany Health System, LA, for 1,050,000 ............ Kennedy S
Administration acquisition of nursing and allied health
simulation equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services St. Vincent's Blount, AL, for facilities and 1,667,000 ............ Britt, S
Administration equipment to purchase and install CT scanner Tuberville
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HHS Health Resources and Services StayWell Health Care Inc., CT, for facilities 750,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Administration and equipment for health information Murphy
infrastructure and an electronic health
records system
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HHS Health Resources and Services Stephens Memorial Hospital, ME, for 10,810,000 ............ Collins S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction to
expand Emergency Department and oncology
infusion center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Stillwater Medical Center Authority, OK, for 2,200,000 ............ Mullin S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand
Stillwater Medical Center Emergency
Department trauma center and ambulance bay
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HHS Health Resources and Services Stroger Hospital, IL, for equipment to 500,000 ............ Duckworth S
Administration improve neonatal care
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HHS Health Resources and Services Sussex County Community College, NJ, for 428,000 ............ Booker S
Administration equipment to provide imaging and dental
services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Temple University Hospital, PA, for equipment 240,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration to improve imaging services
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Arc of Delaware, DE, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
Administration equipment to renovate for accessibility ter, Coons
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois 1,100,000 ............ Durbin S
Administration University (School of Dental Medicine), IL,
for facilities and equipment to renovate a
dental clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Children's Advocacy Center of Delaware, 443,000 ............ Coons S
Administration DE, for facilities and equipment to enhance
security
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HHS Health Resources and Services The City of Friend, NE, for facilities and 2,500,000 ............ Fischer S
Administration equipment for construction and renovation of
operating room and purchase of operating
room equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Jackson Laboratory, ME, for facilities 2,679,000 ............ Collins S
Administration and equipment to purchase research equipment
for biomedical imaging and advanced
microscopy
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Medical University of South Carolina 5,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration (MUSC), SC, for facilities and equipment for
acquisition and installation of high
performance computing equipment and data
center infrastructure upgrades
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Mental Health Association of Oregon, OR, 750,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration for facilities and equipment to construct a Wyden
behavioral health center
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HHS Health Resources and Services The Mental Health Center of Greater 354,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration Manchester, NH, for facilities and equipment
for health information infrastructure and an
electronic health records system
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HHS Health Resources and Services Thundermist Health Center, RI, for facilities 3,740,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
Administration and equipment to expand access to behavioral ouse
health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Tidelands Health, SC, for facilities and 5,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration equipment for construction of Tidelands
Health's Comprehensive Women and Children's
Center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Tidewater Community College, VA, for 735,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration facilities and equipment to support EMS Warner
training
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HHS Health Resources and Services Town of Bar Harbor Fire Department, ME, for 125,000 ............ Collins S
Administration equipment for purchase of new ambulance
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HHS Health Resources and Services Town of Morristown, VT, for expanding rural 1,000,000 ............ Sanders S
Administration health services through a community
paramedicine program and to purchase a
mobile unit and supplies
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HHS Health Resources and Services Town of Plaistow, NH, for equipment to 1,500,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration support communication system upgrades and
ambulance services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Town of South Kingstown Emergency Medical 450,000 ............ Reed S
Administration Services, RI, for equipment to provide
ambulance services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Town of Waldoboro, ME, for equipment to 350,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration purchase a new ambulance King
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HHS Health Resources and Services Tuerk House, Inc., MD, for facilities and 500,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
Administration equipment to expand access to behavioral Van Hollen
health services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, 950,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Administration MA, for equipment to provide dental en
services, including a mobile clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Ukiah Adventist Hospital, CA, for equipment 1,250,000 ............ Schiff S
Administration to improve cardiac care
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HHS Health Resources and Services Uncompahgre Combined Clinics, CO, for a 100,000 ............ Bennet, S
Administration patient transportation initiative in a rural Hickenloope
area r
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HHS Health Resources and Services Union County Hospital Authority dba Union 511,000 ............ Warnock S
Administration General Hospital Inc., GA, for equipment to
provide mammography services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Union County Hospital Authority, GA, for 2,000,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration equipment to improve cardiac care
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Alaska Anchorage, AK, for the 725,000 ............ Murkowski S
Administration acquisition of medical equipment and
simulation equipment for academic health
programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 3,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for equipment for clinical care and
medical and allied health professional
education
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 2,500,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for equipment for life support vans,
mobile care clinics, telemedicine equipment,
and supplies for prenatal care
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 5,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for facilities and equipment for
construction and renovation of the Wellness,
Health, and Education Center
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 4,500,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for facilities and equipment for
renovations to UAMS Barton Bridge to
Translational Research
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 2,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for facilities and equipment for repair
and expansion of the Chemical Waste Facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 15,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration AR, for facilities and equipment for the
expansion and renovation of the Labor and
Delivery Unit
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, AR, for 15,000,000 ............ Boozman S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction of
the Center for Mother and Infant Healthcare
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Detroit Mercy, VT, for 4,600,000 ............ Sanders, S
Administration facilities and equipment to support dental Welch
training
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Georgia Research Foundation 420,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration Inc., GA, for facilities and equipment to
support access to dementia care
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Hawaii Cancer Center, HI, for 1,500,000 ............ Hirono S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand
preclinical research
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Kansas Hospital, KS, for 10,000,000 ............ Moran S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand Emergency
Department
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Kansas Hospital, KS, for the 10,000,000 ............ Moran S
Administration acquisition of research equipment for cancer
center
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Kentucky, KY, for acquisition 15,000,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration of laboratory research equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Kentucky, KY, for facilities 15,000,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration and equipment for construction of biomedical
research facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA, for 905,000 ............ Kennedy S
Administration equipment for acquisition of Mobile Dental
Hygiene Unit and dental equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Louisiana Lafayette, LA, for 2,500,000 ............ Kennedy S
Administration acquisition of laboratory research equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Louisville, KY, for facilities 12,500,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration and equipment for construction and
renovation of laboratory space and to
purchase imaging systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Louisville, KY, for facilities 9,326,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration and equipment to acquire and install DNA
sequencing systems and protein analysis
systems
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Louisville, KY, for facilities 8,000,000 ............ McConnell S
Administration and equipment to acquire and install
research computer systems and biobank
equipment and software
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Maine System, ME, for 1,500,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration acquisition of equipment for the health care King
profession programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Maine System, ME, for 1,900,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction of King
Health Care Education Center and purchase of
simulators
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Mississippi Medical Center, MS, 4,530,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Administration for facilities and equipment to renovate and
upgrade research lab
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Mississippi Medical Center, MS, 1,000,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration for facilities and equipment to support Wicker
Rural Primary Care Provider system and
telehealth strategies
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Mississippi, MS, for 7,000,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration construction of lab space and facilities and Wicker
acquisition of drug development technology
and equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Montana Neural Injury Center, 455,000 ............ Sheehy S
Administration MT, for equipment to establish a mobile
clinic and laboratory for vestibular and
neurosensory health
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Nebraska Board of Regents, NE, 12,000,000 ............ Fischer S
Administration for facilities and equipment for
construction of Infectious Disease Air
Transport Training Facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Nevada Las Vegas, NV, for 2,398,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration facilities and equipment to support a nurse Masto,
training program Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Nevada Reno, NV, for facilities 3,049,000 ............ Cortez S
Administration and equipment to construct a cancer research Masto,
center Rosen
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of New Mexico, NM, for a 1,540,000 ............ Lujan S
Administration telementoring program to support training of
rural providers
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of New Mexico, NM, for facilities 1,484,000 ............ Heinrich, S
Administration and equipment to expand substance use Lujan
disorder outreach and services
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of North Alabama, AL, for 1,024,000 ............ Britt S
Administration acquisition of nursing education equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of North Georgia, GA, for 700,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand a health Warnock
professions training program
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of South Carolina Aiken, SC, for 2,000,000 ............ Graham S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction,
renovation, and purchase of simulation
equipment and technology for USC-Aiken-
Nursing Simulation Lab
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Southern Mississippi, MS, for 396,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Administration facilities and equipment for construction to Wicker
upgrade audiology clinic and acquire
audiology equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of St. Thomas, MN, for equipment 716,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Administration to support health professional training Smith
programs
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Vermont and State Agricultural 996,000 ............ Welch S
Administration College, VT, for a rural community health
worker program
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Vermont Health Network, VT, for 694,000 ............ Welch S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve safety
and building security
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HHS Health Resources and Services University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of 400,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration Nursing, WI, for facilities and equipment to
construct a rehabilitation facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Upland Hills Health, WI, for facilities and 2,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration equipment to construct a senior living
campus
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HHS Health Resources and Services UPMC Western Maryland Corporation, MD, for 2,750,000 ............ Van Hollen S
Administration facilities and equipment to expand access to
radiation therapy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Valley Family Health Care, Inc., OR, for 1,500,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration facilities and equipment to construct an Wyden
integrated medical, behavioral, and dental
clinic
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HHS Health Resources and Services Valley Hope Association Foundation, KS, for 1,771,000 ............ Moran S
Administration facilities and equipment to renovate and
expand residential care treatment center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Vernon Memorial Healthcare Foundation Inc., 2,213,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration WI, for facilities and equipment to
construct a clinic with consolidated medical
and pharmacy services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Versiti, WI, for facilities and equipment to 3,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration construct a research facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Veterans Recovery Resources, AL, for 2,000,000 ............ Britt S
Administration acquisition of addiction treatment, therapy,
and patient care equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Virginia Community Healthcare Association, 342,000 ............ Kaine, S
Administration VA, for a rural health nutrition program and Warner
necessary supplies
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HHS Health Resources and Services Walworth County, WI, for facilities and 1,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Administration equipment to construct a residential care
facility
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wasco County, OR, for facilities and 2,000,000 ............ Merkley, S
Administration equipment to construct a behavioral health Wyden
center
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HHS Health Resources and Services Washington Poison Center, WA, for equipment 250,000 ............ Murray S
Administration to support building infrastructure and
connectivity
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HHS Health Resources and Services Washington State Hospital Association, WA, 1,000,000 ............ Cantwell,PMu S
Administration for a labor and delivery training program in rray
rural hospitals
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wellstar Health System, Inc., GA, for 500,000 ............ Ossoff S
Administration equipment to provide mammography services
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wentworth Home for the Aged, NH, for 300,000 ............ Shaheen S
Administration facilities and equipment to improve building
security
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HHS Health Resources and Services West Virginia University Research 15,000,000 ............ Capito S
Administration Corporation, WV, for facilities and
equipment for construction and renovation of
the WVU School of Dentistry and purchase of
dental equipment
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wichita State University, KS, for the 10,000,000 ............ Moran S
Administration acquisition of health sciences education
equipment for Biomedical Campus
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wilkes University, PA, for facilities and 500,000 ............ Fetterman S
Administration equipment to improve nursing education
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wirt County Health Services Association, WV, 1,500,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
Administration for facilities and equipment for ice
construction of Coplin Health Systems
Parkersburg health clinic and wellness
center
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HHS Health Resources and Services WVU Medicine Rockefeller Neuroscience 11,934,000 ............ Capito S
Administration Institute, WV, for facilities and equipment
for construction and infrastructure and
acquisition of medical equipment to
establish the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience
Institute Center for Neuromodulation and
Brain Therapeutics
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HHS Health Resources and Services WVU Medicine-Weirton Medical Center, WV, for 2,450,000 ............ Capito S
Administration facilities and equipment for Emergency
Department renovation and expansion
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HHS Health Resources and Services Wyoming County Healthcare Center, PA, for 543,000 ............ McCormick S
Administration facilities and equipment to support a new
pharmacy
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HHS Health Resources and Services Xavier University, LA, for facilities and 4,000,000 ............ Cassidy S
Administration equipment for construction and renovation
for Xavier University Medical School
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HHS Health Resources and Services York Hospital, ME, for equipment for 5,000,000 ............ Collins, S
Administration electronic medical records software upgrades King
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HHS Health Resources and Services YWCA of Van Wert County, OH, for facilities 1,000,000 ............ Husted S
Administration and equipment for construction of Community
Care Clinic
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental 4th Dimension Sobriety, WI, for behavioral 400,000 ............ Baldwin S
Health Services health services including peer support
Administration services training
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental AAPI Montclair Inc., NJ, for mental health 250,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Health Services services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Alaska Eating Disorders Alliance, AK, for 250,000 ............ Murkowski S
Health Services behavioral health services to address eating
Administration disorders
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Amos House, RI, for mental and behavioral 540,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Health Services health services ouse
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of 1,000,000 ............ Durbin S
Health Services Chicago, IL, for mental health and trauma
Administration services for pediatric patients
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Arizona Governor's Office of Youth Faith and 575,000 ............ Gallego, S
Health Services Family, AZ, for a suicide prevention program Kelly
Administration for veterans
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Asian American Institute for Research and 150,000 ............ Schumer S
Health Services Engagement, NY, for mental health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Barstow Community College District, CA, for a 750,000 ............ Padilla, S
Health Services rural mental health program Schiff
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Beautiful Gate Outreach Center, DE, for 250,000 ............ BluntPRoches S
Health Services mental health services for those living with ter
Administration chronic conditions
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Big Brothers Big Sisters of Coastal & 250,000 ............ Kim S
Health Services Northern New Jersey Inc., NJ, to promote
Administration mental health through a mentorship program
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Boys & Girls Club Fox Valley, Inc., WI, for 1,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
Health Services mental health programming for children and
Administration youth
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Bradley Free Clinic, VA, for mental and 167,000 ............ Kaine, S
Health Services behavioral health services Warner
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Brandywine Counseling & Community Services, 895,000 ............ BluntPRoches S
Health Services Inc., DE, for mobile behavioral and mental ter, Coons
Administration health services
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Calhoun County Community Mental Health 750,000 ............ Peters, S
Health Services Authority, MI, for community-based mental Slotkin
Administration health services through crisis centers
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Carson City School District, NV, for mental 301,000 ............ Cortez S
Health Services health services Masto,
Administration Rosen
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Catholic Social Services, AK, to establish a 1,000,000 ............ Murkowski S
Health Services substance use treatment program for
Administration individuals experiencing homelessness
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Child Health and Development Institute of 371,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services Connecticut, Inc., CT, for a substance use Murphy
Administration prevention and education program
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Children's Friend and Service, RI, for mental 430,000 ............ Whitehouse S
Health Services health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental City of Albuquerque, NM, for mental health 1,135,000 ............ Heinrich, S
Health Services and substance use disorder services Lujan
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental City of Long Beach, CA, for a community 1,490,000 ............ Padilla S
Health Services crisis response program
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental City of Lynn, MA, for a crisis response team 500,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Health Services en
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental City of Portland, OR, for a mobile medication 1,500,000 ............ Merkley, S
Health Services program to prevent drug overdoses Wyden
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Colorado Meth Project Inc., CO, for substance 518,000 ............ Bennet, S
Health Services use prevention programming for youth Hickenloope
Administration r
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Community Health Partnership, CO, to 750,000 ............ Bennet, S
Health Services strengthen capacity and improve mental Hickenloope
Administration health and substance use care, including r
technology
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Copiah-Lincoln Community College, MS, for 305,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
Health Services mental and behavioral health services
Administration delivered via telehealth
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Cornell Scott-Hill Health Corporation, CT, 822,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services for substance use disorder treatment Murphy
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Covenant House International, NY, for 500,000 ............ Schumer S
Health Services behavioral health services for youth
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Department of New Jersey Veterans of Foreign 280,000 ............ Booker S
Health Services Wars, Inc., NJ, for mental health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Eluna, MA, for a grief support and counseling 119,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Health Services program en
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Essex County Family Justice Center, NJ, for 330,000 ............ Kim S
Health Services mental health services for survivors
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper 1,298,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Health Services Midwest, MN, for mental health and Smith
Administration supportive services
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental For All Ages, Inc., CT, to support the mental 222,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services health and wellness of college students Murphy
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Friends of Firefighters, Inc., NY, for mental 632,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Health Services health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Friends of Recovery, New Hampshire dba Hope 487,000 ............ Shaheen S
Health Services for NH Recovery, NH, for mental health and
Administration substance use disorder services
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Georgia Council for Recovery, Inc., GA, for 357,000 ............ Ossoff S
Health Services an opioid overdose prevention program,
Administration including supplies
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Global Partnership to End Human Trafficking 105,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services Corporation, CT, for behavioral health Murphy
Administration services for survivors
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Hope Coalition, NC, to centralize and enhance 1,014,000 ............ Tillis S
Health Services youth diversion programs
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental International Association of Firefighters 500,000 ............ Lujan S
Health Services (IAFF) Local 244 / New Mexico Professional
Administration Firefighters Association (NMPFFA), NM, for
behavioral health care and substance use
disorder treatment
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Johnson Health Center, VT, for substance use 2,385,000 ............ Sanders S
Health Services disorder treatment
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Joliet Fire Department, IL, for a community 1,000,000 ............ Durbin S
Health Services mental health program expansion
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Legacy Behavioral Health, GA, for behavioral 348,000 ............ Ossoff S
Health Services health services, including supplies
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Lifeline Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation, MD, 95,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Health Services for behavioral health and suicide prevention
Administration programming for veterans
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Lily's Place, Inc., WV, for mental health 684,000 ............ Capito S
Health Services services for first responders
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Lines for Life, OR, for youth mental health 1,611,000 ............ Merkley, S
Health Services support through a peer-to-peer crisis line Wyden
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Mercy House Teen Challenge, MS, for substance 765,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
Health Services and alcohol abuse recovery and treatment Wicker
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental NAMI New Hampshire, NH, for an overdose 444,000 ............ Shaheen S
Health Services prevention program, including training
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental National Alliance Mental Illness Albuquerque, 300,000 ............ Heinrich S
Health Services NM, for mental health and substance use
Administration treatment services, including equipment
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Nevada Department of Education, NV, for 567,000 ............ Cortez S
Health Services mental health programming for youth Masto,
Administration Rosen
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental New York Law Enforcement Assistance Program 500,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Health Services (NYLEAP), Inc., NY, for mental health
Administration services for law enforcement officers
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Once Upon A Preemie, Inc., PA, for mental 275,000 ............ Fetterman S
Health Services health education programming for providers
Administration to support families of premature infants
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Rady Children's Hospital San Diego, CA, for 2,000,000 ............ Padilla, S
Health Services pediatric mental health services Schiff
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental ReadyKids, Inc., VA, for mental health and 200,000 ............ Kaine, S
Health Services counseling services for youth Warner
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Resilience Resource Center, PA, for mental 250,000 ............ Fetterman S
Health Services health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Rhode Island Disaster Medical Assistance 360,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Health Services Team, Inc., RI, for mental health and peer ouse
Administration support programming for law enforcement
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Rosecrance, Inc., IL, for behavioral health 1,038,000 ............ Duckworth S
Health Services care services for veterans
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental San Juan County Partnership, NM, for a 307,000 ............ Lujan S
Health Services substance use prevention program
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Ser Familia, Inc., GA, for mental health 500,000 ............ Ossoff S
Health Services services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Sinai Health System, IL, for a trauma 1,500,000 ............ Durbin S
Health Services recovery program
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Southwest Washington Accountable Community of 750,000 ............ Murray S
Health Services Health, WA, for a mobile substance use
Administration disorder medical clinic, including a vehicle
and equipment
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Spectrum Youth & Family Services, VT, for 250,000 ............ Welch S
Health Services school-based mental health services
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental STRYV365, WI, for mental health programming 100,000 ............ Baldwin S
Health Services for youth, including professional
Administration development for youth-serving organizations
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, WA, 2,600,000 ............ Murray S
Health Services for a mobile substance use disorder program,
Administration including supplies and equipment
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Taos Pueblo Health and Community Services, 331,000 ............ Heinrich S
Health Services NM, for peer-led recovery programming
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental The Carnegie Hall Corporation, NY, for a 1,000,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
Health Services program to promote mental wellbeing for Schumer
Administration children and families
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental The Healing Station Counseling Center, VA, 245,000 ............ Kaine, S
Health Services for mental health services Warner
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental The Pennsylvania State University, PA, for 750,000 ............ Fetterman, S
Health Services establishing the Pennsylvania Addiction McCormick
Administration Action Network, including a statewide system
of substance use interventions and data
coordination
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental The Sojourners Place, DE, for substance use 416,000 ............ Coons S
Health Services disorder recovery programming
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Tides Family Services, RI, for mental health 500,000 ............ Whitehouse S
Health Services and mentoring programs for at-risk youth
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Turning Point Recovery Center of Springfield, 373,000 ............ Welch S
Health Services VT, for a community-based program to reduce
Administration substance use and address mental health
needs
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental University of Oregon, OR, to support 2,980,000 ............ Merkley, S
Health Services pediatric mental and behavioral health care, Wyden
Administration including equipment
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental University of Rhode Island (URI), RI, for 1,500,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
Health Services mental health programming for youth, ouse
Administration including trainings
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Vinfen, Inc., MA, for a mental health crisis 750,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Health Services and substance use disorder treatment program en
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Virginia Telemental Health Initiative, VA, 372,000 ............ Kaine, S
Health Services for mental health counseling through Warner
Administration telemedicine
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Voices of Community Activists & Leaders 500,000 ............ Schumer S
Health Services (VOCAL-NY), Inc., NY, for mental health
Administration services for at-risk individuals
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Voices of September 11, Inc. DBA Voices 661,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services Center for Resilience, CT, for resources and Murphy
Administration information for individuals impacted by
tragedy
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Washington Recovery Alliance, WA, to support 1,500,000 ............ Murray S
Health Services statewide networks for substance use
Administration disorder recovery
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental West Care Wisconsin, WI, for a mobile mental 600,000 ............ Baldwin S
Health Services health clinic
Administration
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Windham Region Chamber of Commerce 380,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Health Services Foundation, CT, for mental health and Murphy
Administration supportive services for veterans
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HHS Substance Abuse and Mental YouthLine, HI, for youth crisis programming 431,000 ............ Schatz S
Health Services
Administration
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HHS Administration for Children 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc., GA, for 320,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families programming to support children and families
in underserved communities
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HHS Administration for Children ABC Parenting Institute, DE, for a child 544,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
and Families abuse and neglect prevention program ter, Coons
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HHS Administration for Children Aloha United Way, HI, to support referral and 800,000 ............ Hirono, S
and Families helpline services for basic needs, crisis, Schatz
and disaster response
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HHS Administration for Children American Chinese Christian Education and 100,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
and Families Social Services (ACCESS), MA, to support en
afterschool programming for low income
children
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HHS Administration for Children Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness, AK, 450,000 ............ Murkowski S
and Families to provide housing support services
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HHS Administration for Children Anne Arundel County Food Bank, Inc., MD, to 133,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
and Families support low income communities through food Van Hollen
distributions, including the purchase of a
refrigerated vehicle
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HHS Administration for Children Athens Area Diaper Bank, Inc., GA, for a 200,000 ............ Ossoff, S
and Families diaper bank, including supplies and Warnock
equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Bangladeshi American Society Inc., NY, for 160,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families services for low income individuals and
families, including food
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HHS Administration for Children Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana, LA, funding 1,000,000 ............ Kennedy S
and Families to increase staffing and services for youth
programs
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HHS Administration for Children Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui, Inc., HI, for 800,000 ............ Hirono, S
and Families mental health and wellness programming for Schatz
youth
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HHS Administration for Children Brighter Bites DC, MD, to reduce poverty 266,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
and Families through food security, including the Van Hollen
purchase of food
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HHS Administration for Children Center for Housing and Health, IL, for 1,300,000 ............ Durbin S
and Families supportive services for at-risk individuals,
including housing
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HHS Administration for Children Children's Advocacy Centers of Michigan, MI, 259,000 ............ Slotkin S
and Families for a child abuse prevention program
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HHS Administration for Children Churches United For Fair Housing, Inc., NY, 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families for a program to support low income families
to find and maintain affordable housing
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HHS Administration for Children City of Orchard Hill, GA, to reduce poverty 21,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families through a digital library program, including
equipment
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HHS Administration for Children City of Whitewater, WI, to reduce poverty 85,000 ............ Baldwin S
and Families through an immigrant liaison
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HHS Administration for Children Commonwealth of Massachusetts United Ways, 1,500,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
and Families MA, to reduce poverty for low income en
individuals and families, including for the
purchase of food
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HHS Administration for Children Community Care of West Virginia, WV, to 370,000 ............ Capito S
and Families create a connectivity hub to address gaps in
foster care
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HHS Administration for Children Community Investment Alliance, CO, for 800,000 ............ Bennet, S
and Families supportive services, including housing Hickenloope
r
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HHS Administration for Children Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of 200,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
and Families Morris and Sussex Counties, NJ, for a
program to prevent child abuse and neglect
among foster youth
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HHS Administration for Children Craftsbury Saplings Inc., VT, to improve 1,000,000 ............ Welch S
and Families access to child care
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HHS Administration for Children DaVinci Center for Community Progress, RI, 440,000 ............ Reed S
and Families for community services for low income
individuals, including food
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HHS Administration for Children East New York CLT Inc., NY, to support low 100,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families income tenants and homeowners achieve
housing stability
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HHS Administration for Children Easter Seals North Georgia, GA, for 767,000 ............ Ossoff, S
and Families programming to support children and families Warnock
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HHS Administration for Children Essex County Legal Aid Association, Inc., NJ, 500,000 ............ Booker S
and Families for legal services for children
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HHS Administration for Children Federal Hill House Association, RI, for 425,000 ............ Reed S
and Families community services and programming
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HHS Administration for Children Food Well Alliance, Inc., GA, to support low 141,000 ............ Ossoff, S
and Families income community through a mobile kitchen, Warnock
including equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Foundation for Black Women's Wellness, WI, 750,000 ............ Baldwin S
and Families for programming to enhance economic security
and family stability for at-risk women and
families
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HHS Administration for Children Friendly House, Inc., MA, to support 100,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
and Families individuals and families facing housing en
insecurity
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HHS Administration for Children Fulton County Schools, GA, to reduce food 222,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families insecurity among vulnerable populations,
including vehicles and equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Garden of Hope, Inc., NY, for community-based 135,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families programming and services for at-risk
families
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HHS Administration for Children Georgia Center for Child Advocacy, Inc., GA, 350,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families for a child abuse prevention program
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HHS Administration for Children Good Old Lower East Side Inc., NY, for 200,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families programming to prevent evictions and
homelessness among at-risk individuals
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HHS Administration for Children Haa Yaitx'u Saiani, AK, to provide supportive 100,000 ............ Murkowski S
and Families services
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HHS Administration for Children Hawaii Children's Action Network (HCAN) on 110,000 ............ Hirono S
and Families behalf of Hawaii Diaper Bank, HI, for a
diaper distribution program, including a
vehicle
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HHS Administration for Children Helping Mamas, Inc., GA, for a diaper 268,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families distribution program, including diapers
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HHS Administration for Children Jewish Family Services Delaware, DE, for 1,000,000 ............ BluntPRoches S
and Families programming and services for at-risk ter, Coons
individuals
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HHS Administration for Children Life Learning Center, KY, for programming, 2,700,000 ............ McConnell S
and Families technology, and equipment for the Life
Learning Center
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HHS Administration for Children Mitzvah Circle Foundation, PA, to support low 500,000 ............ Fetterman S
and Families income populations, including through the
purchase of supplies and equipment
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HHS Administration for Children National Domestic Workers Alliance, NY, for 500,000 ............ Schumer S
and Families programming to support low income workers
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HHS Administration for Children New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence 500,000 ............ Booker S
and Families (NJCEDV), NJ, for services for survivors of
domestic violence, including housing
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HHS Administration for Children NH Hunger Solutions, NH, to support low 430,000 ............ Shaheen S
and Families income individuals and families
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HHS Administration for Children North Hudson Community Action Corporation, 74,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
and Families NJ, for afterschool programming and services
for low income families
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HHS Administration for Children Open Doors for Multicultural Families, WA, to 614,000 ............ Murray S
and Families improve a child care center, including
equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Open Hand Atlanta, Inc., GA, to support low 383,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families income individuals through food, including
vehicles and equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Partners in Development Foundation, HI, for 2,300,000 ............ Hirono, S
and Families educational programming to support low- Schatz
income individuals, including financial
literacy
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HHS Administration for Children Ranch Hope, Inc., NJ, for supportive services 500,000 ............ Booker S
and Families and equipment
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HHS Administration for Children Share Our Spare, IL, to support family relief 627,000 ............ Duckworth S
and Families initiatives for low income families,
including supplies
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HHS Administration for Children So What Else, Inc., MD, for a hunger relief 750,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
and Families program for at-risk individuals Van Hollen
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HHS Administration for Children St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, PA, 250,000 ............ Fetterman S
and Families for programming to support low income
children and families
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HHS Administration for Children Summit County Family Resource Center, CO, to 300,000 ............ Bennet, S
and Families reduce poverty through a food distribution Hickenloope
program, including food r
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HHS Administration for Children The Children's Law Center, Inc., CT, to 100,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
and Families support legal representation for children in Murphy
family court
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HHS Administration for Children The Commercial Fisheries Center of Rhode 300,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
and Families Island, RI, to support low income ouse
communities through a food access program,
including food
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HHS Administration for Children The Family Tree, MD, for a home visiting 373,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
and Families program to support new parents and infants Van Hollen
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HHS Administration for Children The Giving Kitchen Initiative, Inc., GA, for 550,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families wrap around services for low income workers
and their families
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HHS Administration for Children The Housing Collective, CT, for a data 723,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
and Families platform to connect low income individuals Murphy
with affordable housing
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HHS Administration for Children The Northern Lighthouse, ME, to support 92,000 ............ Collins, S
and Families technology improvements King
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HHS Administration for Children United Way of Aroostook, ME, to create a 153,000 ............ Collins, S
and Families childcare resource center King
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HHS Administration for Children United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley, Inc., 2,000,000 ............ Ossoff S
and Families GA, to expand a 211 system, including
technology
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HHS Administration for Children University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 8,000,000 ............ Boozman S
and Families AR, for supportive services and related
resources for infants and mothers
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HHS Administration for Children Wakeman Memorial Association, CT, for after 300,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
and Families school programming for youth Murphy
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HHS Administration for Children West Virginia CASA Association, Inc., WV, to 766,000 ............ Capito, Just S
and Families implement a Continuum of Care model to ice
prevent and treat child abuse
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HHS Administration for Children Westbay Community Action, RI, to support low 100,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
and Families income families, including food ouse
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HHS Administration for Community All Out Adventures, Inc., MA, for vehicles 101,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Living and equipment en
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HHS Administration for Community ALS United Rhode Island, RI, for services 68,000 ............ Whitehouse S
Living supporting individuals living with ALS
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HHS Administration for Community APNA Brooklyn Community Center, Inc., NY, for 530,000 ............ Schumer S
Living a meal program, including equipment and the
purchase of a vehicle
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HHS Administration for Community Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens, VA, 96,000 ............ Kaine, S
Living for supportive services for older adults, Warner
including equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Bergen Family Center, NJ, for supportive 85,000 ............ Kim S
Living services for older adults
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HHS Administration for Community Borough of East Rutherford, NJ, for the 29,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Living purchase of a vehicle
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HHS Administration for Community Children's Therapy Center, WA, for supportive 100,000 ............ Murray S
Living services for parents and caregivers of
children with disabilities, including
equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Chinese Mutual Aid Association, IL, for a 152,000 ............ Duckworth S
Living vehicle and equipment to support services
for older adults
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HHS Administration for Community City of Boston, MA, for enhancing 1,000,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
Living transportation accessibility for older en
adults, including vehicles and equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Coalition for Food and Health Equity, NJ, for 200,000 ............ Booker S
Living a meal delivery program, including vehicles
and equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Denver Regional Council of Governments, CO, 820,000 ............ Bennet, S
Living for supportive services for older adults Hickenloope
r
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HHS Administration for Community Education Health & Research International, 1,818,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
Living DE, for expanding supportive services and ter
case coordination for older adults
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HHS Administration for Community Friends in Action, ME, to purchase equipment 140,000 ............ Collins S
Living for senior center services
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HHS Administration for Community Great Bay Services, Inc., ME, for the 264,000 ............ Collins S
Living purchase of accessible vehicles and related
expenses
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HHS Administration for Community Hands On Hartford, CT, for supportive 586,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Living services for seniors and individuals with Murphy
disabilities, including food
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HHS Administration for Community Hospice Savannah, Inc., GA, for the purchase 295,000 ............ Ossoff, S
Living of vehicles and equipment Warnock
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HHS Administration for Community Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer 40,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
Living County, Inc., NJ, for expansion of
caregiving services
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HHS Administration for Community J-HAP, MN, for supportive services for 50,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Living individuals with disabilities Smith
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HHS Administration for Community Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc., NM, for 333,000 ............ Heinrich, S
Living a kinship care program Lujan
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HHS Administration for Community Macon Bibb County Economic Opportunity 280,000 ............ Ossoff S
Living Council, Inc., GA, for the purchase of
vehicles and equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Madison House Autism Foundation, MD, for 650,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
Living supportive services for individuals with Van Hollen
disabilities, including equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Matrix Human Services, MI, for programming 1,000,000 ............ Slotkin S
Living and supportive services for older adults
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HHS Administration for Community Meristem, Inc., CA, for programming and 1,000,000 ............ Padilla, S
Living supportive services for individuals with Schiff
disabilities, including equipment
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HHS Administration for Community Middlesex United Way, CT, for supportive 75,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Living services for older adults Murphy
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HHS Administration for Community Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans, 248,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
Living MN, for supportive services for older Smith
veterans
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HHS Administration for Community National Asian Pacific Center on Aging, WA, 1,000,000 ............ Murray S
Living for outreach and helpline services for older
adults
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HHS Administration for Community Needs of the Community Society, WA, for 200,000 ............ Murray S
Living programming for young adults with
disabilities
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HHS Administration for Community New York City Ballet, Inc., NY, for health 223,000 ............ Schumer S
Living and wellness programming for individuals
with disabilities
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HHS Administration for Community SilverSource, Inc., CT, for supportive 200,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Living services for older adults Murphy
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HHS Administration for Community Special Olympics New Jersey, NJ, for health 500,000 ............ Booker S
Living and wellness programming for individuals
with disabilities
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HHS Administration for Community The Arc of Maryland, MD, for supportive 200,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Living services for individuals with disabilities,
including equipment
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HHS Administration for Community The Association of Indians In America--New 100,000 ............ Schumer S
Living York Chapter, NY, for supportive services
for older adults, including equipment
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HHS Administration for Community United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg 750,000 ............ Schumer S
Living Inc., NY, for supportive services for older
adults and individuals with disabilities
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HHS Administration for Community Vermont Aging Network Consortium, VT, for 243,000 ............ Sanders S
Living supportive services for older adults,
including meal deliveries
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HHS Administration for Community Vermont Association of Senior Centers and 500,000 ............ Sanders S
Living Meal Providers (VASCAMP), VT, for supportive
services for older adults
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HHS Administration for Community Whitfield County Board of Commissioners, GA, 92,000 ............ Ossoff S
Living for the purchase of a vehicle, including
equipment
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ED Innovation and Improvement Accokeek Foundation, Inc., MD, for an 425,000 ............ Van Hollen S
environmental education program, including
curriculum development, teacher training,
classroom support, and field trips for
Prince George's and Charles County students
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ED Innovation and Improvement Achieve Twin Cities, MN, for college and 1,500,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
career readiness programs Smith
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ED Innovation and Improvement Adams Presidential Center and Foundation, MA, 900,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
for civics education en
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ED Innovation and Improvement African American Museum in Philadelphia, PA, 415,000 ............ Fetterman S
to expand education programs for students,
including exhibit development
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ED Innovation and Improvement Aha Punana Leo, HI, for an early childhood 1,252,000 ............ Hirono, S
education Hawaiian language immersion Schatz
program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Alaska Council of School Administrators, AK, 200,000 ............ Murkowski S
for teacher professional development
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ED Innovation and Improvement Alaska Resource Education, AK, for a STEM and 50,000 ............ Murkowski S
natural resources education program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Arts Council of Greater New Haven, Inc., CT, 135,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
for youth arts journalism initiative Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Asian Americans for Equality, Inc., NY, for 100,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
college readiness and youth development Schumer
programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Ballet After Dark Inc., MD, for a 1,071,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
comprehensive program for girls and young Van Hollen
women focused on wellness, health education,
mentorship, and leadership training
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ED Innovation and Improvement Baltimore SquashWise, MD, for youth 200,000 ............ Van Hollen S
development programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Bayonne School District, NJ, for high-impact 160,000 ............ Kim S
tutoring programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Best Buddies International, Inc., MA, to 400,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
establish and deliver community-based en
inclusion services
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ED Innovation and Improvement Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii, HI, for 1,000,000 ............ Schatz S
college and career readiness programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern 250,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
Massachusetts, MA, for academic assistance, en
college access support, and vocational
training
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ED Innovation and Improvement Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island, RI, 100,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
for youth mentoring ouse
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ED Innovation and Improvement Big Picture Philadelphia, PA, for school- 240,000 ............ Fetterman S
based health and wellness services and
nutrition education
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ED Innovation and Improvement BMORE Community Theatre, MD, for a summer 250,000 ............ Van Hollen S
arts education program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys & Girls Club Of Hawaii, HI, for a 505,000 ............ Hirono, S
digital literacy initiative, including Schatz
Artificial Intelligence
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys & Girls Club of Lanier, Inc., GA, to 190,000 ............ Ossoff S
improve access to youth programs, which may
include the purchase of two vehicles
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys & Girls Club of the Big Island, HI, to 990,000 ............ Hirono S
expand afterschool, academic support,
substance abuse prevention, and nutrition
programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick, RI, for out-of- 640,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
school-time youth programming ouse
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys and Girls Club of Paterson and Passaic, 500,000 ............ Kim S
NJ, for trauma-informed, wrap around support
services and out-of-school time programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Boys to Men Mentoring Network of Virginia, 200,000 ............ Kaine, S
Inc., VA, to expand mentoring programs Warner
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ED Innovation and Improvement Bright Lights Book Project, AK, for a 30,000 ............ Murkowski S
literacy program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Brockton Public Schools, MA, for a one-to-one 2,128,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
laptop computer initiative en
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ED Innovation and Improvement Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation, MD, for STEM 1,000,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
education Van Hollen
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ED Innovation and Improvement Capital District Jewish Holocaust Memorial, 600,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Inc., NY, for mobile educational programming
on the Holocaust
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ED Innovation and Improvement Ceeds of Peace, HI, to expand the community 836,000 ............ Hirono S
school model at Hawaii public schools
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ED Innovation and Improvement Center for an Agricultural Economy, VT, for 100,000 ............ Welch S
educational and curricula purposes of a farm-
to-school nutrition program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Central Michigan University, MI, for distance 1,226,000 ............ Peters S
education technology and in-person
instruction related to health career
education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Central Vermont Career Center School District 2,498,000 ............ Sanders S
acting on behalf of the Vermont Association
of Career and Technical Directors, VT, to
expand and enhance career and technical
education programs, which may include
subgrants
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ED Innovation and Improvement Chesapeake Bay Outward Bound School, MD, for 250,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
an outdoor education program Van Hollen
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ED Innovation and Improvement Children's Foundation of Mississippi, MS, for 500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
a project to improve education outcomes
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ED Innovation and Improvement Citizens Campaign Fund for the Environment, 100,000 ............ Schumer S
NY, for science education and environmental
stewardship programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement City of Newark, NJ, for a literacy initiative 700,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
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ED Innovation and Improvement City Year Providence, RI, for tutoring and 790,000 ............ Reed S
mentoring programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement City Year, Inc., NH, for New Hampshire's 7- 700,000 ............ Shaheen S
Year Promise program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Collaborative Support Services, HI, for early 1,327,000 ............ Hirono, S
childhood education programs Schatz
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ED Innovation and Improvement College Visions, RI, for college access 723,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
programming, including student stipends ouse
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ED Innovation and Improvement Collinsville Area Vocational Center, IL, for 3,000,000 ............ Duckworth S
equipment for education program expansion
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ED Innovation and Improvement Communities In Schools of Washington State, 925,000 ............ Murray S
WA, to improve student wellness
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ED Innovation and Improvement Community Health Center, Inc., CT, for 500,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
health, nutrition and education programs Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Concilio de Organizaciones Hispanas-- 390,000 ............ Fetterman S
Concilio, PA, for youth development and
violence prevention programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Connecticut Historical Society DBA 1,000,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, Murphy
CT, for a civics education program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Connecticut Junior Republic Association, 1,650,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
Inc., dba CJR, CT, for school-based, after- Murphy
school, and summer behavioral and mental
health services and programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Connecticut Public Broadcasting, Inc., CT, 1,550,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
for educational programming Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Consortium for Hawaii Ecological Engineering 417,000 ............ Hirono S
Education, dba Malama Aina Foundation, HI,
for education programs of the Kahikina
Learning Center
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ED Innovation and Improvement Corning Museum of Glass, NY, for STEAM 1,000,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
education programs, including bus rental for Schumer
transportation
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ED Innovation and Improvement DC Regional Early Learning Center, MD, for 305,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
early childhood education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Delta Health Alliance, MS, to improve 800,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
education outcomes Wicker
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ED Innovation and Improvement DePaul University, IL, for a civic learning 720,000 ............ Durbin S
initiative
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ED Innovation and Improvement Doc Wayne Youth Services Inc., MA, for youth 450,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
development and mental health services en
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ED Innovation and Improvement Domestic Violence Crisis Center, CT, for 124,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
youth violence prevention education program Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Dual Language Education of New Mexico, NM, 321,000 ............ Heinrich S
for professional development programs
related to literacy and math education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Educating for Leadership, AK, to improve 1,623,000 ............ Murkowski S
student safety
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ED Innovation and Improvement Employ Milwaukee, WI, for career exploration 900,000 ............ Baldwin S
and youth development programs, including
youth stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Explora, NM, for STEAM education and career 250,000 ............ Heinrich, S
awareness, including student stipends Lujan
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ED Innovation and Improvement Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, 111,000 ............ Murkowski S
AK, for teacher professional development
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ED Innovation and Improvement Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, 300,000 ............ Murkowski S
AK, to improve student safety
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ED Innovation and Improvement Families and Schools Together (FAST), WI, for 500,000 ............ Baldwin S
after school family engagement programs in
Wisconsin
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ED Innovation and Improvement Farm Fresh Rhode Island, RI, for farm to 250,000 ............ Whitehouse S
school programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Flagman, Inc., CT, for traffic safety 1,997,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
education in Connecticut schools Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Forrest County Agricultural High School, MS, 700,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
for the purchase of equipment, technology,
and supplies
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ED Innovation and Improvement Fund for the City of New York, NY, for 800,000 ............ Schumer S
educational programming at Floyd Bennett
Field
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ED Innovation and Improvement Future Focused Education, NM, for youth 500,000 ............ Heinrich S
mental health support, including internships
and student stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Girls on the Run International, MN, to 500,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
increase access to youth development Smith
programming in underserved communities
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hall County School District, GA, for a career 1,000,000 ............ Warnock S
pathway program in meat processing
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hands on Children's Museum, WA, for exhibits 3,000,000 ............ Murray S
and equipment to improve after school
programming for students
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hawaii Department of Education, HI, for an 1,000,000 ............ Schatz S
educator workforce development initiative,
including student stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hispanic Federation Inc., NY, to expand 900,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
mentoring and training programs, which may Schumer
include subgrants to existing and new
partner institutions of higher education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hispano Roundtable of New Mexico, NM, for 500,000 ............ Heinrich, S
STEAM education Lujan
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hudson River Museum of Westchester, NY, for 500,000 ............ Gillibrand, S
equipment for STEM education programs Schumer
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ED Innovation and Improvement Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Inc., NY, 534,000 ............ Schumer S
for out-of-school on-site arts education
experiences and arts educational programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, AK, 500,000 ............ Murkowski S
for a teacher apprenticeship and mentoring
program, including instructor stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc., MA, for 375,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
an arts education program en
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ED Innovation and Improvement James City County, VA, to expand education 375,000 ............ Kaine, S
and library services, including the purchase Warner
of a vehicle for use as a bookmobile
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ED Innovation and Improvement Joe's Movement Emporium, MD, for after-school 610,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
and in-school programs to enhance academic
success through arts-based learning at
William Beanes Elementary School
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ED Innovation and Improvement Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc., MA, for 250,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
the Accelerated Workforce program for early en
childhood education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Junior Achievement of Georgia, Inc., GA, for 859,000 ............ Ossoff S
workforce development and financial literacy
education programs for middle school
students
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ED Innovation and Improvement KAMP Hawaii, HI, for education and mentoring 350,000 ............ Schatz S
programs, including the purchase of a
vehicle
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ED Innovation and Improvement Kent Intermediate School District, MI, for 750,000 ............ Peters S
career and technical education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Lanai High and Elementary School Foundation, 120,000 ............ Hirono S
HI, to develop the community school model at
Lanai High and Elementary School
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ED Innovation and Improvement Launching Educational Assistance Program 241,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
Forward Inc. LEAP Forward Inc., MD, for STEM Van Hollen
education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Learning Point Alaska, AK, for a tutoring 339,000 ............ Murkowski S
program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Learning Undefeated, Inc., MD, for a mobile 675,000 ............ Van Hollen S
STEM workforce development program for
secondary and postsecondary students
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ED Innovation and Improvement Liberty Science Center, NJ, for environmental 559,000 ............ Booker S
education programming, which may include the
acquisition of a vehicle and up to two
portable planetariums
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ED Innovation and Improvement Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., 750,000 ............ Schumer S
NY, for arts education programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Living Classrooms Foundation, MD, for music 810,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
education, including by acquiring and Van Hollen
equipping a mobile music lab bus
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ED Innovation and Improvement Maryland State Department of Education 500,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
(MSDE), MD, to improve early childhood
education programs, including through a new
statewide enrollment system
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ED Innovation and Improvement Melwood Community Services, Inc., MD, for an 235,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
afterschool program Van Hollen
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ED Innovation and Improvement Mid -Shore Community Foundation--Bellevue 129,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Passage Museum, MD, for STEAM education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Millinocket School Department, ME, for 1,448,000 ............ King S
equipment, textbooks and educational
materials for education programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Milwaukee Jewish Federation, WI, for 312,000 ............ Baldwin S
education on and prevention of antisemitism
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ED Innovation and Improvement Mississippi School of the Arts, MS, for a 500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
college and career readiness program,
including tuition assistance, and the
purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Innovation and Improvement Montclair Film Festival Inc., NJ, for film 80,000 ............ Booker S
education programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement National Youth Science Academy, WV, for the 500,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
purchase of equipment and technology ice
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Hampshire School Principals Foundation, 342,000 ............ Shaheen S
NH, for a workforce development school
leadership initiative
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Jersey Performing Arts Center, NJ, for 552,000 ............ Booker S
equipment and technology for arts education
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Mexico State University, NM, for K-12 AI 762,000 ............ Heinrich, S
curriculum development and professional Lujan
development programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Mexico State University, NM, for 480,000 ............ Heinrich S
professional development
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Mexico State University, NM, to improve 250,000 ............ Heinrich S
bilingual education
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ED Innovation and Improvement New Urban Arts, RI, for education and 150,000 ............ Reed S
curriculum development, including student
stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement NJ Tech Council, NJ, for workforce 1,450,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
development, career readiness, and education
and training in business development and
entrepreneurship
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ED Innovation and Improvement North Slope Borough School District, AK, for 500,000 ............ Murkowski S
Inupiaq curriculum and instruction
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ED Innovation and Improvement Northwest Maritime, WA, for a maritime 1,500,000 ............ Cantwell S
workforce pilot program for high school
students to develop workforce-ready skills
and competencies
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ED Innovation and Improvement Ocean Exploration Trust, Inc., CT, for 407,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
educational exhibit on ocean exploration Murphy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Operation Shoestring, MS, for an out of 515,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
school time program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Pablo Center at the Confluence, WI, for STEAM 900,000 ............ Baldwin S
education and workforce readiness programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Page Ahead Children's Literacy Program, WA, 300,000 ............ Murray S
for a summer reading program
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ED Innovation and Improvement PATCH--People Attentive to Children, HI, to 250,000 ............ Hirono S
improve school readiness through the
expansion of a credentialing program for
early childhood practitioners, including
stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, 2,000,000 ............ Schumer S
Inc., NY, for music education programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Pierce County, WA, to improve early childhood 525,000 ............ Murray S
school readiness and education outcomes
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ED Innovation and Improvement Prevention and Response Columbia County, WI, 97,000 ............ Baldwin S
for mental health and substance use
prevention programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Project SYNCERE, IL, for equipment for STEM 200,000 ............ Duckworth S
education programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Purple Maia Foundation, HI, for an early 360,000 ............ Hirono S
college program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Reach for the Top Therapy Services, NH, to 181,000 ............ Shaheen S
expand speech language and communication
services
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ED Innovation and Improvement Reading Assist, DE, to expand a tutoring 1,000,000 ............ Coons S
program
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ED Innovation and Improvement Research Foundation of the City University of 600,000 ............ Schumer S
New York--CUNY School of Labor and Urban
Studies Foundation, Inc., NY, to develop the
Public Service Training Corps, including
scholarships and stipends
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ED Innovation and Improvement Rhode Island Marine Trade Association, RI, 480,000 ............ Whitehouse S
for workforce training for high school
students
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ED Innovation and Improvement Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra & Music 450,000 ............ Reed S
School, RI, for music education
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ED Innovation and Improvement RI Department of State, RI, for civics 130,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
education programming ouse
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ED Innovation and Improvement Roaring Fork School District, CO, to expand 250,000 ............ Bennet, S
school-based mental health programs Hickenloope
r
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ED Innovation and Improvement Round Valley School District, AZ, to acquire 600,000 ............ Gallego, S
laptop computers Kelly
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ED Innovation and Improvement SAU #2, NH, for expenses of an Executive 225,000 ............ Shaheen S
Director to develop a proposal for the
creation of a regional school in the Lakes
Region for children with intensive learning
needs from preschool through grade 8
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ED Innovation and Improvement Science Museum of Minnesota, MN, to establish 2,500,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
regional STEM Educator Resource Centers Smith
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ED Innovation and Improvement SciTech2U Inc., MD, for science education 214,000 ............ Van Hollen S
programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Shiawassee Regional Education Service 267,000 ............ Peters S
District, MI, for equipment for career and
technical education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers 236,000 ............ Padilla S
(SHPE), CA, for STEM education programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement South Carolina Department of Education, SC, 1,752,000 ............ Graham S
for Liberty STEAM Charter School to support
the expansion of an additional grade
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ED Innovation and Improvement St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc., NY, for arts 115,000 ............ Schumer S
education programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement Tacoma School District No 10 DBA Tacoma 500,000 ............ Murray S
Public Schools, WA, for a maritime skills
program for secondary students
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ED Innovation and Improvement Teaching Matters, Inc., NJ, for professional 500,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
development and support
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ED Innovation and Improvement Team Long Run, ME, for a literacy program 250,000 ............ Collins S
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ED Innovation and Improvement The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc., NY, to 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
improve academic achievement through arts-
based education programming
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ED Innovation and Improvement The Coalition for African Americans in the 150,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
Performing Arts, MD, for arts education
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ED Innovation and Improvement The Learning Lamp, Inc., PA, to improve early 100,000 ............ Fetterman, S
childhood education programs McCormick
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ED Innovation and Improvement The Narragansett Indian Tribe, RI, for out-of- 500,000 ............ Reed,PWhiteh S
school-time programming ouse
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ED Innovation and Improvement The National Aquarium, MD, for an 172,000 ............ Alsobrooks S
environmental education program, including
conservation themed youth programming and
community service
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ED Innovation and Improvement The Possible Zone, MA, for dual enrollment, 800,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
career pathways, out-of-school time, and en
social emotional learning programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Three Rivers Education Foundation, NM, for an 250,000 ............ Heinrich S
early childhood literacy initiative
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ED Innovation and Improvement Tree of Life, Inc., PA, for educational 1,200,000 ............ Fetterman S
initiatives on antisemitism and identity-
based hate for elementary and secondary
education
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ED Innovation and Improvement Tri County Area Schools, MI, to acquire and 50,000 ............ Peters S
install playground equipment for an early
childhood education center
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ED Innovation and Improvement United Way of Delaware Inc., DE, for a 1,500,000 ............ BluntPRoches S
literacy initiative ter
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ED Innovation and Improvement United Way of Kenosha County, WI, for 278,000 ............ Baldwin S
literacy programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, PA, 190,000 ............ Fetterman S
to develop data infrastructure among
community schools in the Greater Lehigh
Valley
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ED Innovation and Improvement University of Nevada Las Vegas, NV, for 700,000 ............ Cortez S
Holocaust and Genocide studies education Masto,
programs in Nevada Rosen
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ED Innovation and Improvement University of New Mexico, NM, for language 798,000 ............ Lujan S
instruction and preservation in rural
communities
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ED Innovation and Improvement Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, CO, for Ute language 1,400,000 ............ Bennet, S
and history preservation curriculum Hickenloope
development and education programming r
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ED Innovation and Improvement Virginia Commemorations, Inc., VA, for 900,000 ............ Kaine, S
education programs related to America's Warner
founding in honor of the country's 250th
anniversary
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ED Innovation and Improvement Vision To Learn, OR, for vision care services 1,369,000 ............ Merkley, S
for students in under-resourced schools, Wyden
including the purchase of a mobile vision
clinic and a vehicle
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ED Innovation and Improvement Wagner Free Institute of Science, PA, for 100,000 ............ Fetterman S
science and arts education programs
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ED Innovation and Improvement Washington County Public Schools, VA, for 750,000 ............ Kaine, S
equipment and installation of accessible Warner
playgrounds at Greendale Elementary and
Abingdon Elementary Schools
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ED Innovation and Improvement Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts 90,000 ............ Booker S
Inc., NJ, for music education
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ED Innovation and Improvement YMCA of Greater Nashua, NH, for summer 95,000 ............ Shaheen S
learning programming through the Power
Scholars Academy
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ED Innovation and Improvement Youth Guidance, IL, for mentoring programs in 500,000 ............ Durbin S
Chicago Public Schools
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ED Higher Education Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, GA, for 790,000 ............ Ossoff S
improving teacher preparation programs,
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Alabama Community College System, AL, for the 5,746,000 ............ Britt S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Alaska Christian College, AK, for student 100,000 ............ Murkowski S
support services, including stipends and
supplies
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ED Higher Education Alaska Christian College, AK, for the 100,000 ............ Murkowski S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Albertus Magnus College, CT, for improving a 1,567,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
nursing education program, including Murphy
scholarships and the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Applied Research Foundation of West Virginia, 1,105,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
WV, for campus security upgrades ice
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ED Higher Education Arizona State University, AZ, for improving 2,500,000 ............ Gallego, S
health care workforce training, including Kelly
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Barton County Community College, KS, for the 425,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Bethany College, WV, to support nursing 1,150,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
education, including the purchase of ice
equipment
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ED Higher Education Blue Ridge Community and Technical College, 445,000 ............ Capito S
WV, for aviation maintenance education,
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Camden County College, NJ, for the purchase 115,000 ............ Booker S
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Campbellsville University, KY, to support 3,000,000 ............ McConnell S
mental health care education
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ED Higher Education Canisius University, NY, for expanding 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
education programs, including purchasing
equipment
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ED Higher Education Cape Cod Community College, MA, to improve 1,135,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
health sciences education, including en
purchasing equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Cape Fear Community College, NC, to support 650,000 ............ Tillis S
technical education, including the purchase
of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Central Maine Community College, ME, for the 1,000,000 ............ Collins S
purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Central New Mexico Community College, NM, for 1,135,000 ............ Heinrich, S
expanding education and workforce training, Lujan
including the purchase of equipment and
providing scholarships
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ED Higher Education Century College, MN, for expanding access to 346,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
open educational resources for students, Smith
including purchasing e-books, texts and
equipment, and providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Chamber of Commerce of the Borough of Queens 1,500,000 ............ Gillibrand S
Inc., NY, for a cybersecurity education and
training program, including the purchase of
technology and equipment
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ED Higher Education Charleston Animal Society, SC, to support 1,052,000 ............ Graham S
veterinary education, including student
stipends and the purchase of equipment and
supplies
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ED Higher Education Charleston Southern University Aeronautics, 1,250,000 ............ Graham S
SC, to support aeronautics education,
including for the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Chesapeake College, MD, for improving health 721,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
education, including the purchase of Van Hollen
equipment
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ED Higher Education Cincinnati State Technical and Community 3,000,000 Landsman Husted, H/S
College, OH, to support the expansion of Moreno
manufacturing education
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ED Higher Education City College of San Francisco, CA, for a 1,000,000 ............ Padilla S
transportation program to help postsecondary
students access education
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ED Higher Education Clark Atlanta University, GA, for improving 850,000 ............ Ossoff S
science education and cancer detection,
including purchasing equipment and providing
financial aid and stipends
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ED Higher Education Clayton State University, GA, for a crime 425,000 ............ Ossoff, S
scene investigation laboratory, including Warnock
the purchase of equipment and student
salaries
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ED Higher Education Clemson University, SC, for curriculum 500,000 ............ Graham S
development
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ED Higher Education Clemson University, SC, for veterinary 7,000,000 ............ Graham S
education, including the purchase of
equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education College of Charleston, SC, for applied 695,000 ............ Graham S
sciences education, including scholarships
and the purchase of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education College of DuPage, IL, for improving electric 350,000 ............ Duckworth S
vehicle education and training, including
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education College of Southern Maryland, MD, for 997,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
aviation education and training, including Van Hollen
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education College of Southern Nevada, NV, for improving 305,000 ............ Cortez S
education for firefighters, including the Masto,
purchase of equipment Rosen
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ED Higher Education Community College of Vermont (CCV), VT, for 1,662,000 ............ Sanders S
increasing health education in rural areas,
including purchasing technology
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ED Higher Education Community College System of New Hampshire, 2,000,000 ............ Shaheen S
NH, for improving community college
education programs, including the purchase
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Curry College, MA, for expanding education 1,000,000 ............ Markey, Warr S
and workforce training, including the en
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Dalton State College, GA, for expanding 556,000 ............ Ossoff, S
teacher training, including providing Warnock
financial aid and stipends
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ED Higher Education Delaware State University, DE, for aviation 1,000,000 ............ Blunt Roches S
program equipment for improving education, ter, Coons
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Delta State University, MS, for aviation 1,750,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Donnelly College, KS, for the purchase of 94,000 ............ Moran S
equipment, technology, and supplies
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ED Higher Education East Carolina University, NC, for 6,500,000 ............ Tillis S
biomanufacturing education, including the
purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education East Stroudsburg University, PA, for 657,000 ............ Fetterman S
expanding education programs, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Eastern Mennonite University, VA, for 1,390,000 ............ Kaine, S
improving STEM education programs, which may Warner
include the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Eastern Michigan University, MI, for 985,000 ............ Peters, S
expanding aviation education, including the Slotkin
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Eastern Oregon University, OR, for an early 400,000 ............ Merkley, S
college initiative including purchasing Wyden
equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Elizabeth City State University, NC, for the 3,900,000 ............ Tillis S
purchase of aviation equipment
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ED Higher Education Engage NJ, NJ, for expanding education and 1,464,000 ............ Kim S
internship opportunities, including
providing financial aid and stipends
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ED Higher Education Fairmont State University, WV, for the 1,650,000 ............ Capito,PJust S
purchase of aviation equipment ice
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ED Higher Education Felician University, NJ, for improving 675,000 ............ Booker, Kim S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Flint Hills Technical College, KS, for the 320,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Foundation for Grossmont and Cuyamaca 655,000 ............ Padilla, S
Colleges, CA, For expanding educational Schiff
opportunities for community college
students, including purchasing equipment
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ED Higher Education Future 5, CT, for a college access and 559,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
success program, including financial aid and Murphy
student supports
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ED Higher Education Garden City Community College, KS, for the 450,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment, technology, and
supplies
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ED Higher Education Grand Valley State University, MI, for 500,000 ............ Peters S
improving education for veterans and
underserved students, including the purchase
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Green River College, WA, for increasing 750,000 ............ Murray S
educational opportunities for military
families, including providing financial aid
and purchasing equipment
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ED Higher Education Hesston College, KS, for the purchase of 800,000 ............ Moran S
equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Hinds Community College, MS, for aviation 1,500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Hinds Community College, MS, for the purchase 236,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Horry-Georgetown Technical College, SC, for 2,000,000 ............ Graham S
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Husson University, ME, to support marketing 1,100,000 ............ Collins, S
education, including for the purchase of King
equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Ilisagvik College, AK, to support science 191,000 ............ Murkowski S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Illinois Wesleyan University, IL, to expand 1,000,000 ............ Durbin S
nursing and health education, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Independence Community College, KS, for the 300,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Jeremiah Program, MD, for supporting students 139,000 ............ Van Hollen S
in postsecondary or graduate education,
including financial aid, scholarships, and
child care
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ED Higher Education Kansas State University, KS, for the purchase 4,900,000 ............ Moran S
of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Keene State College, NH, for a workforce 1,000,000 ............ Shaheen S
training program, including providing
stipends and purchasing supplies
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ED Higher Education Kennebec Valley Community College, ME, for 1,019,000 ............ Collins S
the purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Kennebec Valley Community College, ME, for 180,000 ............ Collins S
the purchase of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Lane Community College, OR, for improving 1,600,000 ............ Merkley, S
education and apprenticeship opportunities, Wyden
including the purchase of equipment and
technology
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ED Higher Education Lehigh Carbon Community College, PA, to 463,000 ............ McCormick S
support STEM education, including the
purchase of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Los Rios Community College District, CA, for 901,000 ............ Padilla, S
expanding an adult learning program, Schiff
including purchasing technology and
providing financial aid
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ED Higher Education Loyola College of Nursing and Health, LA, for 2,850,000 ............ Cassidy S
nursing education
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ED Higher Education Macomb Community College, MI, for academic 230,000 ............ Peters S
support services, including the purchase of
technology
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ED Higher Education Madisonville Community College, KY, for the 2,000,000 ............ McConnell S
purchase of aviation equipment
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ED Higher Education Maine Maritime Academy, ME, for the purchase 2,800,000 ............ Collins S
of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Maine Maritime Academy, ME, to support 1,170,000 ............ Collins S
maritime education
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ED Higher Education Manhattan Area Technical College, KS, for the 244,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Maricopa County Community College District, 2,520,000 ............ Gallego, S
AZ, for expanding radiology education, Kelly
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Marquette University School of Dentistry 2,000,000 ............ Baldwin S
(MUSOD), WI, for dental education, including
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Marshall University Research Corporation, WV, 1,500,000 ............ Capito, Just S
for the purchase of equipment and to develop ice
curriculum, including financial aid
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ED Higher Education Mercyhurst University, PA, for the purchase 880,000 ............ McCormick S
of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Middle Georgia State University, GA, for 3,480,000 ............ Ossoff, S
aviation education, including the purchase Warnock
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Milwaukee Area Technical College, WI, for 500,000 ............ Baldwin S
supporting parenting students, including
providing financial aid and scholarships
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ED Higher Education Minnesota State University Moorhead, MN, for 901,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
improving education and training for Smith
counselors, including financial aid and
stipends
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ED Higher Education Mississippi Community College Board, MS, to 5,000,000 ............ Hyde-Smith S
expand nursing degree programs, including
for faculty stipends
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ED Higher Education Mississippi State University, MS, for the 5,459,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
purchase of equipment Wicker
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ED Higher Education Mississippi State University, MS, to support 500,000 ............ Hyde-Smith, S
physician assistant education Wicker
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ED Higher Education Mohave Community College, AZ, for improving 2,500,000 ............ Gallego, S
automotive education, including the purchase Kelly
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Mohawk Valley Community College, NY, for 800,000 ............ Schumer S
education and training, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Morris Brown College, GA, for workforce 1,500,000 ............ Ossoff S
development, including the purchase of
equipment, providing financial aid, and
providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Nevada Governor's Office of Economic 4,530,000 ............ Cortez S
Development (GOED), NV, for expanding an Masto,
internship program, including providing Rosen
financial aid and stipends
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ED Higher Education New Jersey Institute of Technology, NJ, for 1,000,000 ............ Booker S
cybersecurity education, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education New Jersey Institute of Technology, NJ, for 2,890,000 ............ Kim S
improving education and research
opportunities, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Niagara University, NY, for improving 525,000 ............ Schumer S
education, including purchasing equipment
and technology upgrades
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ED Higher Education Northcentral Technical College, WI, for 3,207,000 ............ Baldwin S
education and workforce development,
including providing financial aid,
purchasing equipment and supplies, and
apprenticeship wages
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ED Higher Education Northeastern Technical College, SC, for the 1,500,000 ............ Graham S
purchase of equipment, technology, and
supplies
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ED Higher Education Northern Maine Community College, ME, to 1,304,000 ............ Collins, S
support electrical and instrumentation King
technician education, including the purchase
of supplies
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ED Higher Education Northern Maine Community College, ME, to 650,000 ............ Collins, S
support nursing and allied health education, King
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Northern Michigan University, MI, for 606,000 ............ Peters S
improving cybersecurity education, including
purchasing equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Northern New Mexico College, NM, for 40,000 ............ Lujan S
improving healthcare career pathways,
including curriculum development
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ED Higher Education Northwest Indian College, WA, for 500,000 ............ Murray S
cybersecurity education, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Northwest Technical College, MN, for 1,900,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
improving manufacturing education and Smith
training programs, which may include the
purchase of equipment and providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Onward We Learn, RI, for college access and 600,000 ............ Reed, Whiteh S
support services ouse
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ED Higher Education Parkland College, IL, for expanding aviation 1,050,000 ............ Duckworth S
education and training, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Piedmont Technical College, SC, for a mobile 1,000,000 ............ Graham S
welding lab, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Piedmont University, GA, for forensic science 608,000 ............ Ossoff S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Plymouth State University, NH, for improving 1,000,000 ............ Shaheen S
education, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Pratt Community College, KS, for the purchase 1,400,000 ............ Moran S
of equipment
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ED Higher Education Presbyterian College, SC, for the purchase of 224,000 ............ Graham S
equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Prince George's Community College, MD, for 1,826,000 ............ Alsobrooks,P S
expanding quantum based education and Van Hollen
training including purchasing equipment and
providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Providence College, RI, for improving 800,000 ............ Reed S
neuroscience education, including providing
financial aid and purchasing equipment
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ED Higher Education Quincy University, IL, to expand education 1,320,000 ............ Durbin S
programs, including the purchase of
equipment
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ED Higher Education Randolph College, VA, for improving STEM 1,500,000 ............ Kaine, S
education programs, which may include the Warner
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Red Lake Nation College, MN, for improving 666,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
postsecondary and career pathways programs, Smith
including purchasing equipment and providing
internship stipends
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ED Higher Education Renton Technical College, WA, for aerospace 2,645,000 ............ Murray S
education, including the purchase of
equipment and classroom supplies
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ED Higher Education Research Foundation of the City University of 400,000 ............ Schumer S
New York--Baruch College, NY, for
cybersecurity education, including the
purchase of equipment and providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Research Foundation of the City University of 800,000 ............ Schumer S
New York--Brooklyn College, NY, for health
education, including purchasing equipment
and providing stipends
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ED Higher Education Rhode Island College, RI, for academic 690,000 ............ Reed S
supports for students, including tutors
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cybersecurity and technology education
programs, including the purchase of
equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Rio Hondo Community College District, CA, for 790,000 ............ Padilla, S
improving firefighting education, including Schiff
the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Roanoke College, VA, to expand education 274,000 ............ Kaine, S
programs, including the purchase of a van Warner
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ED Higher Education Saginaw Valley State University, MI, for 1,500,000 ............ Peters S
improving environmental research
opportunities for students, including
purchasing equipment
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ED Higher Education Salina Area Technical College, KS, for the 200,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Salt Lake Community College, UT, to purchase 1,357,000 ............ Curtis S
equipment, technology, and supplies
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ED Higher Education Schoolcraft Community College District, MI, 2,000,000 ............ Peters S
for an apprenticeship program, including
purchasing equipment and providing financial
aid and student stipends
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ED Higher Education Siena College, NY, for STEM education, 1,000,000 ............ Schumer S
including purchasing equipment and providing
stipends
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ED Higher Education South Dakota State University--College of 2,953,000 ............ Rounds S
Nursing, SD, for the purchase of equipment
and supplies
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ED Higher Education South Dakota State University, SD, for 750,000 ............ Rounds S
curriculum development, including the
purchase of technology
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ED Higher Education Southern Arkansas University Tech, AR, for 5,000,000 ............ Boozman S
the purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Southside Virginia Community College, VA, for 940,000 ............ Kaine, S
improving criminal justice education Warner
programs, which may include purchasing
equipment and providing financial aid
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ED Higher Education Spelman College, GA, to expand educational 1,000,000 ............ Ossoff, S
opportunities, including the purchase of Warnock
equipment and paying rental costs
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ED Higher Education St. Cloud Technical & Community College, MN, 1,154,000 ............ Klobuchar, S
for improving an aircraft maintenance Smith
training program, including purchasing
equipment and student supplies
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ED Higher Education The Civic Action Project, Inc., MA, for an 100,000 ............ Markey,PWarr S
education fellowship program, including en
providing financial aid and stipends
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ED Higher Education The College of New Jersey, NJ, for expanding 660,000 ............ Kim S
education programs, including purchasing
vans, providing financial aid and stipends,
and providing internships
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ED Higher Education Thomas College, ME, for STEM education, 1,100,000 ............ Collins, S
including curriculum and the purchase of King
equipment, technology, and supplies
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ED Higher Education Tri-County Technical College, SC, for the 1,000,000 ............ Graham S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Trident Technical College, SC, to support 1,500,000 ............ Graham S
maritime trades education, including the
purchase of equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education Tuskegee University, AL, for an aviation and 5,290,000 ............ Britt S
aerotechnology program, including
scholarships
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ED Higher Education University of Alaska Southeast, AK, for 855,000 ............ Murkowski S
professional development, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education University of Arkansas-Fayetteville, AR, to 750,000 ............ Boozman S
support national security education
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ED Higher Education University of Maine System, ME, for the 500,000 ............ Collins, S
purchase of equipment King
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ED Higher Education University of Maine System, ME, for the 2,400,000 ............ Collins, S
purchase of equipment and supplies King
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ED Higher Education University of Montevallo, AL, for nursing 1,000,000 ............ Britt S
education equipment and supplies
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ED Higher Education University of Nevada Las Vegas, NV, for 2,817,000 ............ Cortez S
expanding apprenticeships, including the Masto,
purchase of equipment and supplies Rosen
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ED Higher Education University of New Mexico, NM, for a teacher 512,000 ............ Heinrich, S
residency program, including providing Lujan
stipends
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ED Higher Education University of Northern Colorado Foundation, 300,000 ............ Bennet, S
CO, for improving science education, Hickenloope
including the purchase of equipment r
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ED Higher Education University of South Carolina, SC, for 500,000 ............ Graham S
curriculum development
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ED Higher Education University of South Carolina, SC, for 1,000,000 ............ Graham S
curriculum development, including the
purchase of technology and supplies
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ED Higher Education University of Vermont and State Agricultural 2,700,000 ............ Welch S
College, VT, for expanding education,
including purchasing equipment and providing
tuition
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ED Higher Education University of West Alabama, AL, for nursing 1,800,000 ............ Britt S
education facilities and equipment
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ED Higher Education Urban League of Greater Hartford, Inc., CT, 500,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
for college success programming including Murphy
financial aid and stipends, school supplies,
and the purchase of technology equipment
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ED Higher Education Vermont State Colleges System, VT, for 2,500,000 ............ Welch S
education and training, including the
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Virginia Commonwealth University, VA, for 430,000 ............ Kaine, S
supporting internship opportunities that Warner
provide work-based learning experiences,
which may include stipends and scholarships
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ED Higher Education Washburn Institute of Technology, KS, for the 1,600,000 ............ Moran S
purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Washington State University, WA, for 915,000 ............ Murray S
expanding health care pathways programs,
including the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Wesleyan University, CT, for improving 1,000,000 ............ Blumenthal, S
education programs, including providing Murphy
financial aid and scholarships
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ED Higher Education West Virginia Wesleyan College, WV, for 2,583,000 ............ Capito S
improving heating and cooling systems, which
may include the purchase of equipment
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ED Higher Education Western Colorado University, CO, for nursing 1,940,000 ............ Bennet, S
education, including the purchase of Hickenloope
equipment and technology, financial aid for r
students, and supportive services for
students
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ED Higher Education Western Michigan University, MI, for 819,000 ............ Peters S
education and training in aviation,
including purchasing equipment
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ED Higher Education Western Nevada College, NV, for culinary 1,450,000 ............ Cortez S
education, including the purchase of Masto,
equipment Rosen
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ED Higher Education Western Oklahoma State College, OK, for the 3,500,000 ............ Mullin S
purchase of equipment and technology
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ED Higher Education Wor-Wic Community College, MD, for education 223,000 ............ Alsobrooks, S
and training in the culinary arts, including Van Hollen
the purchase of equipment
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DIVISION C--DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026
The following is an explanation of Division C, which makes
appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security (the
Department or DHS) for fiscal year 2026. Funding provided in
this agreement supports existing programs that protect the
Nation from all manner of threats and ensures the
Department's ability to improve preparedness at the Federal,
state, local, tribal, and territorial levels; prevent and
respond to terrorist attacks; and hire, train, and equip DHS
frontline personnel protecting the country.
The explanatory statement accompanying this division is
approved and indicates congressional intent. Unless otherwise
noted, the language set forth in House Report 119-173 carries
the same weight as language included in this explanatory
statement and should be complied with unless specifically
addressed to the contrary in this explanatory statement.
While some language is repeated for emphasis, it is not
intended to negate the language referred to above unless
expressly provided herein.
References in the explanatory statement to ``the
Committees'' or ``the Committees on Appropriations'' should
be interpreted as both the House Appropriations Subcommittee
on Homeland Security and the Senate Appropriations
Subcommittee on Homeland Security.
This explanatory statement refers to certain entities,
persons, funds, and documents as follows: the Department of
Homeland Security is referenced as DHS or the Department; the
Government Accountability Office is referenced as GAO; and
the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Homeland
Security is referenced as OIG. In addition, ``full-time
equivalents'' are referred to as FTE; ``full-time positions''
are referenced as FTP; ``Information Technology'' is referred
to as IT; ``program, project, or activity'' is referred to as
PPA; any reference to ``the Secretary'' should be interpreted
to mean the Secretary of Homeland Security; ``component''
should be interpreted to mean an agency, administration, or
directorate within DHS; any reference to SLTT should be
interpreted to mean state, local, tribal, and territorial
governments; any reference to ``the House report'' should be
interpreted to mean House Report 119-173; and ``budget
request'' or ``the request'' should be interpreted to mean
the budget of the U.S. Government for fiscal year 2026 that
was submitted to Congress on May 2, 2025.
TITLE I--DEPARTMENTAL MANAGEMENT, INTELLIGENCE, SITUATIONAL AWARENESS,
AND OVERSIGHT
Office of the Secretary and Executive Management
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement includes $316,295,000. Within the total
amount provided, $22,050,000 is made available for two fiscal
years, including $14,050,000 for the Office of Health
Security and $8,000,000 for Office of Strategy, Policy, and
Plans.
Management and Oversight
2026 FIFA World Cup Planning.--Not later than 90 days after
the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary is directed
to brief the Committees on the security planning processes,
expected budgetary needs, including from Public Law 119-21,
to the Department, coordination efforts with Federal and SLTT
entities, and additional resource requirements necessary for
host cities to adequately prepare for the 2026 FIFA World
Cup.
2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.--The Secretary shall
submit a report to the Committees, in coordination with the
U.S. Secret Service (USSS), not later than 90 days after the
date of enactment of this Act that details the full scope of
the Department's obligations for this National Special
Security Event (NSSE). The report shall include the nature of
the Department's coordination with the organizing committee
involved in the 2028 Games, other Federal agencies and
departments, and representatives of the relevant state and
local government entities, including Olympic events not
hosted in the Los Angeles area. The report shall also include
the Department's projected resource needs, by component, for
this NSSE for fiscal year 2026 through fiscal year 2029,
including specific account details for each fiscal year and
how the Department is using the funds provided for this
purpose in Public Law 119-21. The Department shall also
include any projected budgetary shortfalls, delineated by
each fiscal year, when applicable.
287(g) Programs.--The Department shall evaluate its
interactions and relationships with local law enforcement
agencies, including but not limited to the 287(g) program.
This evaluation should result in specific recommendations for
ensuring that the Department considers the costs and benefits
of the 287(g) program, including for local law enforcement
agencies, particularly as it relates to the workload and
community relationships. The Office of Strategy, Policy, and
Plans, in consultation with the Office of Partnership and
Engagement, is directed to brief the Committees on the
results of its evaluation not later than 180 days after the
date of enactment of this Act. Additionally, the agreement
continues the directive under the Office of the Secretary and
Executive Management heading ``287(g) Agreements'' in Senate
Report 118-85.
Access to High-Quality Affordable Childcare for Federal
Employees.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, and semiannually thereafter, the Department is directed
to provide a report on access to high-quality, affordable
childcare for children of Department employees. The report
shall detail all current programs or efforts that assist
Departmental employees with childcare, identify additional
programs, including recruitment and retention programs, that
would assist with childcare, and detail all associated costs
with those programs and efforts, even if such costs are
projections. Additionally, 180 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, the Department shall survey employees
to capture interest in such programs or efforts and provide
to the Committees the level of interest and the number of
employees using such programs. Where possible, the Department
shall identify whether access to childcare hinders
recruitment or retention efforts, provide the geographical
locations where such hindrance occurs, and identify targeted
programs for such cases.
Administrative Data Research Facility (ADRF).--The
agreement directs the DHS Statistical Official, in
consultation with the DHS Chief Data Officer, the Chief
Information Officer, and the Senior Agency Official for
Privacy, to coordinate secure access to administrative data
across the relevant DHS components and to ensure compliance
with all applicable laws and DHS policies, including the
Privacy Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-579). The agreement provides
$2,000,000 to expand the ADRF's capabilities, including
enhanced data-sharing partnerships, expanded security
measures, the development of advanced analytical tools to
support DHS and other agencies' homeland security research
needs, and the enhancement of DHS's ability to securely
transmit timely data to the ADRF. The agreement directs the
DHS Statistical Official to submit a report within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act detailing progress on
the integration of administrative data for homeland security
research, including an assessment of how ADRF is being
leveraged to enhance interagency collaboration and threat
analysis.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Implementation.--The agreement
directs the Department, within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, to brief the Committees on the
Department's AI activities, including progress on the
Department's implementation of its AI strategy and new use
cases of AI.
Asylum Processing at Ports of Entry (POEs).--The agreement
directs the Department, within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, to provide to the Committees an
analysis of current capacity to process asylum seekers and
any constraints based on Department projections of the number
of anticipated asylum applicants at the southwest border over
the next five fiscal years at POEs.
Body Armor.--The agreement directs DHS to procure ballistic
body armor and related protective equipment that is
specifically designed to fully protect the body shapes of
agents and officers and is made to conform to the individual
wearer and provides the best possible fit and coverage to
allow for either a flat or shaped front panel. The body armor
procured must meet or exceed the most current ballistic
resistance standards developed by the National Institute of
Justice (NIJ). Within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the Secretary shall submit a report to the
Committees detailing:
(1) an assessment of the current ballistic protection
inventory across DHS components;
(2) a plan to ensure all newly procured body armor conforms
to the latest NIJ standards;
(3) an inventory management strategy, including equipment
lifecycle replacement schedules; and
(4) steps to maximize the health, safety, and operational
effectiveness of DHS law enforcement personnel through
improved protective technologies.
Body-Worn Cameras.--The agreement provides $20,000,000 for
the procurement, deployment, and operations of body-worn
cameras for agents and officers performing enforcement
activities under 8 U.S.C. 1101 et seq.
The agreement notes ICE's body worn camera directive (ICE
Directive 19101.3), which is effective as of February 19,
2025, and directs ICE to inform the Committees within 14 days
of any changes made to the directive, to include the reason
for the change.
Border and Immigration Related Data and Transparency.--
Within 30 days of the date of enactment of this Act, and
quarterly thereafter, the Secretary, in consultation with
other appropriate Federal officials, shall submit to the
Committees a report that details the situational awareness of
the southwest border that includes data related to the number
of ``turn backs,'' ``got aways,'' and monthly apprehension
rate data by sector. For the purposes of this reporting
requirement, the Department shall use the definitions
provided in section 223 of title 6, United States Code.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is also directed
to ensure a review by third-party statistical experts on
the current process, assumptions, and formulas used to
derive the ``got aways'' estimates and any proposed
changes to improve such estimates, including proposed
changes to statutory definitions, if any. The Committees
also continue the requirement for the Department to submit
quarterly Border Security Status reports and data on the
deportation, or removal, of the parents of U.S. citizen
children semiannually. Additionally, the Department shall
provide to the Committees and shall post on a publicly
accessible website by the 15th of each month the
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following, delineating requests received and granted by
entity, including CBP, U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement (ICE), and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration
Services (USCIS):
(1) DHS's total detention capacity, as well as usage rate
during the previous month;
(2) the total monthly number of ``applicants for
admission'' under section 1225 of Title 8, United States
Code, who are paroled into the United States during the
previous month;
(3) the total monthly number of ``applicants for
admission'' under section 1225 of Title 8, United States
Code, who are released into the United States, paroled or
otherwise, during the previous month;
(4) the total number of individuals paroled into the United
States during the previous month;
(5) of the total number of individuals paroled, the
rationale for each grant, and its duration; and
(6) the total number of referrals for prosecution made to
the Department of Justice (DOJ) for illegal entry or illegal
reentry during the previous month.
Border-Related Executive Orders.--The agreement directs
ICE, CBP, USCIS, and the Office of Strategy, Policy, and
Plans to jointly brief the Committees not later than seven
days after the execution of any border-related executive
actions on preliminary budgetary impacts, operational
changes, new training that may be required, revised or new
international agreements, and any additional FTE that have
been deployed to implement the executive action.
Combatting Antisemitism.--The agreement directs the
Secretary to release a public report, not later than 90 days
after the date of enactment of this Act, detailing how the
Department plans to implement Executive Order 14188 of
January 29, 2025, and the U.S. National Strategy to Counter
Antisemitism to combat the rising threat of antisemitism.
Continuous Vetting.--Not later than 90 days after the
enactment of this Act, the Department shall submit a proposal
for the centralization of domestic vetting of foreign
nationals within one component. The agreement directs the
Department to brief the Committees on such proposal prior to
implementation.
Data Aggregation.--The Department is directed to provide a
briefing to the Committees not later than 90 days after the
date of enactment of this Act on current or planned systems
that draw on data from more than two sources and include
information on U.S. citizens. The briefing should describe
the purpose and use of such systems, the sources and types of
data involved, any applicable oversight or privacy
safeguards, and how the Department ensures that such systems
are not used for systemic, indiscriminate, or wide-scale
surveillance.
Department of Defense (DoD) Border and Immigration
Enforcement Support.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, and monthly thereafter, the Department,
including representatives from CBP and ICE, is directed to
brief the Committees on the continued support from DoD to
augment DHS border and immigration enforcement operations.
The briefing shall include:
(1) the support DHS requested to DoD during the reporting
period, including a copy of the written request;
(2) the support approved by DoD for the reporting period,
including a copy of the written approval;
(3) the duties, functions, and duty stations of the DoD
assets providing support to DHS during the reporting period;
(4) a list of each DoD installation or facility that is
being used to support DHS or any of its components; and
(5) DHS plans for border and immigration enforcement
operations on the southern border and requirement for
continued DoD support.
Department's Mission in Rural Areas and with Tribes.--The
Office of Partnership and Engagement is directed to provide a
briefing to the Committees not later than 90 days after the
date of enactment of this Act on its outreach efforts to
rural communities and tribes in their efforts to support the
homeland security mission.
Deputization of Law Enforcement.--Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, the Department shall submit to
the Committees the memorandums of understanding for the
deputization of law enforcement officers that have been
signed with departments and agencies across the Federal
Government, including but not limited to, DoD, DOJ, the
Internal Revenue Service, the Department of State, and
components within DHS. In addition, the Department is
directed to provide a report on the authorities utilized for
each agency agreement and the training provided to the
deputized law enforcement officers, including the costs and
which agency incurs the cost for training. For those officers
deputized from other DHS components, the report shall include
an analysis of the operational impacts of such actions,
including a breakdown of number of officers deputized by
component and any impacts on the original mission of such
agency across the Department.
DHS Law Enforcement Officer Assault Reporting.--Within 90
days of the date of enactment of this Act and monthly
thereafter, the Department is directed to brief the
Committees on the number of assaults on DHS law enforcement
officers. The data provided in the initial brief shall
include statistics for the last five fiscal years.
DHS Uniform Policy.--The agreement encourages DHS to
develop and implement a standardized uniform policy for
domestic law enforcement operations to ensure that law
enforcement officers are clearly identifiable as Federal law
enforcement. The policy may make exceptions for unique
situations, such as those involving undercover operations, or
for life and safety considerations in areas of increased
threat as covered under title 8, United States Code, for
enforcement activities. The Department is directed to brief
the Committees within 60 days of the date of enactment of
this Act on the policy that has been developed, the
implementation plan, how the Department intends to track
compliance, and any associated resource costs.
Duplicative Activities.--The GAO's 2025 Annual Report
entitled ``Additional Opportunities to Reduce Fragmentation,
Overlap, and Duplication and Achieve Billions of Dollars in
Financial Benefits'' notes that the Department has at least
20 open and unaddressed recommendations with another eight
recommendations only partially addressed. The Department
shall provide a report, not later than 180 days after the
date of enactment of this Act, on the status of the
Department's efforts to address the GAO's recommendations and
any legal, resource, or other barriers preventing the
Department from addressing the recommendations.
Ending Online Child Exploitation.--The agreement directs
the Department to brief the Committees semiannually on all of
the required data pertaining to Department-wide efforts to
combat human trafficking and child exploitation and provide
the appropriate committees of jurisdiction with an updated
comprehensive study on human trafficking as required in the
Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008
(Public Law 110-457). The briefing shall include steps the
Department has taken to respond to the recent media reports
concerning the safety and well-being of vulnerable
unaccompanied children.
Enforcement and Public Safety.--The Department is directed
to brief the Committees no later than 30 days after the date
of enactment of this Act, and monthly thereafter, concerning
any domestic law enforcement or immigration enforcement
operation involving more than 35 Department of Homeland
Security or other deputized law enforcement officers not
assigned to the area of responsibility. The brief should
include the total number of personnel deployed to the
operation by the Department, component, or entity represented
and the cumulative costs of the operation by funding source
by TAFS. The report shall be transmitted in a classified
format as necessary. The agreement directs the Department's
Use-of-Force Policy (Policy Statement 044-05), implementing
guidance, including investigative and documentation
practices, as well as component-specific use of force
policies, procedures, and training in effect as of the date
of enactment of this Act, to be provided to the Committees
within five days of enactment of this Act and any changes to
that policy shall be made available to the Committees within
24 hours of such a change.
Future Goods and Services for Homeland Security Feasibility
Report.--The Secretary, in conjunction with Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure
Security Agency (CISA), as well as relevant departmental
components and other Federal agencies and departments, shall
provide a report to the Committees not later than 90 days
after the date of enactment of this Act on the feasibility of
producing an annual projection of needs for goods and
services regarding response to and recovery from nationwide
events. The feasibility report shall detail the ways in which
sourcing domestic and foreign supplies affects response and
recovery preparedness and shall include the potential impact
of the development of a program that communicates anticipated
national needs on the reliability of the supply chain.
Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 FEMA Preparedness Grants.--The
agreement notes the apparent disregard for the 200-day
statutory award mandate and concludes this lapse illustrates
obfuscation beyond bureaucracy and breaches trust that puts
American lives at risk and requires immediate attention. The
withhold of these funds until the final week of FY 2025, and
the continued stall of access to such funds nearly four
months into FY 2026, has left states and localities, from the
largest urban centers to the smallest rural towns, in a state
of indefinite limbo ahead of near-term and high-security
events such as the 2026 FIFA World Cup, America250
celebrations, and the 2028 Olympic games. Within five days of
the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide the
Committees with updated allocations for all FY 2025
preparedness grants and is directed to provide states full
access to these funds within ten business days of the date of
enactment of this Act.
Icebreaker Collaboration Effort (ICE) Pact
Implementation.--The agreement directs DHS and the Coast
Guard to provide a joint briefing within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, detailing the progress in ICE Pact
implementation, future implementation timelines,
and estimated resource or other needs, including statutory
and regulatory changes, for full implementation.
Limited English Proficient Communities.--Not later than 90
days after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually
thereafter, the Department is directed to provide a detailed
report to the Committees covering the Department's annual
advertising expenditures by component. The report shall
identify expenditures that relate to limited
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English proficient communities and shall delineate between
forms of advertising such as television, radio, or internet.
Ms. L Settlement.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, the Secretary shall brief the Committees on the
settlement agreement that was approved by the U.S. District
Court for the Southern District of California on December 11,
2023, in Ms. L., et al. v. U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement, et al.
Non-Leaded Ammunition.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Department is directed to provide
a report to the Committees that examines whether current
brass and lead can be recycled and the environmental
implications of such recycling. Within 180 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, the Department is directed to
report to the Committees on examining alternatives to
traditional bullet backstops and berms in indoor and outdoor
firing ranges that would mitigate or preserve their integrity
for the reduction of lead dust and the ability to recycle and
the availability of Reduced Training Hazard Ammunition to
meet the current training requirements across DHS components.
Additionally, the report shall include a summary of any
amounts of lead or brass that were recycled by DHS and the
cost of that recycling for the past five fiscal years.
Office of Homeland Security Statistics (OHSS).--Within 30
days of the date of enactment of this Act, the agreement
directs OHSS to provide the monthly reports required in the
explanatory statement accompanying Public Law 117-328 for
fiscal year 2025 and provide monthly reports for fiscal year
2026. The agreement also directs OHSS to include in its
report the arrest location and the number of repatriations by
arresting agency, as well as detentions, removals, and ICE
arrests of U.S. citizens, Lawful Permanent Residents, and
former members of the Armed Services. The report shall
include monthly data on self-deportations through the CBP
Home App and include detailed summary-level data on
prosecution types of charges broken down by sector, country
of origin, asylum claim, and sentencing outcome.
Parole Report.--The Department is reminded of the
requirement in the explanatory statement accompanying Public
Law 117-103 to produce a report on its use of parole
authority, including the number of parole requests received
and granted, and for those granted, the rationale for each
grant and its duration. The report shall be required monthly
and shall be released at the same time as CBP releases its
monthly operation statistics update.
Parole Requests for Servicemembers and Veterans.--The
Department is directed to make available, on a publicly
accessible website, an interactive dashboard detailing the
number of such parole requests made, processed, approved,
denied, and pending by month, along with the average
processing time. For each parole request denial, the
Department is directed to report the country of nationality
or last habitual residence of the individual, whether the
individual was discharged or released from service under
honorable conditions, whether the individual was deployed
overseas, their branch of service, and whether the individual
has a spouse, child or other immediate family member residing
in the United States.
Public Recording of DHS Law Enforcement Operations.--It is
well established that American citizens can record law
enforcement officers and agents carrying out their duties in
public under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, so
long as those recording do not obstruct or interfere with law
enforcement operations. Therefore, the Department is directed
to ensure that all agents and officers are appropriately
trained on the rights of individuals to record public
operations. Not later than 90 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall brief the
Committees on updated training provided to all officers and
agents within the Department, both in the field and at
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers, and provide a semi-
annual report to the Committees on any allegations or
complaints of violations of First Amendment rights under
investigation by any entity funded by this Act.
Recalcitrant Countries.--Not later than 90 days after the
date of enactment of this Act, the Department shall, in
consultation with the Department of State and other relevant
agencies, brief the Committees on efforts to remove aliens
encountered from countries who currently refuse to accept
returns. This brief shall include the list of countries the
Department considers recalcitrant, as well as the number of
aliens from each of these countries subject to final orders
of removal, including their detention status. The brief shall
be submitted in unclassified form but may contain a
classified annex.
Records Management.--The agreement directs the Department
to maintain records and respond to records requests,
consistent with the requirements of section 552 of title 5,
United States Code, for information related to all detainees
in the custody of the Department, regardless of whether such
detainees are housed in a Federal or non-Federal detention
facility. The Department should not withhold records from
disclosure unless the Department reasonably foresees that
disclosure would harm an interest protected by an exemption
described in section 552(b) of title 5, United States Code or
is otherwise prohibited by law.
Reporting Requirements.--The agreement continues the
directives under the headings ``Policy on Legal Orientation
and Access Within all Department Facilities,'' ``Family
Separation from Parents and Legal Guardians,'' ``Separation
of Family Units,'' and ``Family Reunification'' in Senate
Report 118-85.
Short-Term Holding Facilities.--The agreement reminds DHS
of the outstanding recommendation from GAO-16-514 to develop
and issue guidance on how and which complaint mechanisms
should be communicated to individuals in custody at holding
facilities. DHS shall provide monthly updates to the
Committees on its progress towards compliance in addition to
the completed field guidance once applicable.
State Police and Crime Labs.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Department shall report on its use
of and partnerships with state crime labs, including funds
associated with such partnerships, and should fully reimburse
state crime labs for the service they provide to the
Department.
Surge Operations Reporting.--The agreement directs the
Department to report to the Committees on the number of daily
arrests by field office on a biweekly basis in support of
surge immigration enforcement operations conducted by the
Department in fiscal years 2025 and 2026. The arrest data
should include the arresting agency as well as the number of
individuals who were arrested tied to targeted, intelligence-
driven operations versus ancillary arrests, as well as arrest
data for those with known criminal convictions in the United
States. The biweekly report should also include by operation:
(1) the number of personnel assigned to each operation;
(2) the home agency and location of the personnel;
(3) length of detail assignments; and
(4) the cumulative costs of the operation.
Terrorism Watch List.--The Department shall notify the
Committees within seven days if an individual on the Federal
Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Terrorist Screening Dataset
is encountered by the Department, or another Federal agency
supporting the Department's law enforcement mission at or
between a port of entry, or while conducting immigration
enforcement activities.
Transnational Repression.--Within 120 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Department shall brief the
Committees on the issue of transnational repression to
include awareness of reported incidents, interagency
coordination with the DOJ and other domestic Federal
departments and agencies, and in coordination with the
Department of State, and any related activities the
Department has taken within the United States.
Tribal Consultation.--Department personnel interact with
tribes and thousands of tribal members every day. Some
Department personnel do not have training on tribal issues,
which may lead to misunderstandings that negatively impact
tribes, tribal members, and ultimately, the Department. The
Department is required under Executive Order 13175 to consult
and coordinate with tribal governments. The Department shall
continue to consult and work with tribes to improve the
mandatory, base-level training course for Department
personnel, including but not limited to FTE, part-time
employees, and contractors, who have regular interactions
with tribal members or are likely to encounter tribal members
at their duty station. This training should include education
on recognizing tribal identification documents as valid forms
of identification. Within 180 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, the Department is directed to brief the
Committees on the status of such training improvements.
Unaccompanied Minor Reporting.--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, and monthly thereafter, the
Secretary shall provide the Committees with and make publicly
available online a report which shall:
(1) include the number of individuals currently in ICE's
custody who were transferred to ICE by the Office of Refugee
Resettlement (ORR) and a breakdown, delineated by ICE area of
responsibility, of the type of placement and accompanying
justification for such placement;
(2) the number of unaccompanied children transferred by DHS
(including DHS contractors) into ORR custody over the prior
year, disaggregated by month, transferring agency,
justification for such transfers, and each minor's age,
gender, and country of nationality; and
(3) the number of unaccompanied minors removed or otherwise
returned from the United States by DHS (including DHS
contractors) over the prior year, disaggregated by month,
returning agency, and each minor's age, gender, country of
nationality, and country of return.
Women in Law Enforcement.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Department shall brief the
Committees on current Department-wide efforts to recruit and
retain women in law enforcement. At a minimum, the briefing
shall include information of all law enforcement components
detailing: an overview of current recruitment and retention
efforts of women by component with base funding for such
efforts; success of current efforts including identification
of the metrics of success by fiscal year; and the current
percentage, broken down by seniority, of women in law
enforcement per component. The briefing shall also identify
planned recruitment and retention efforts by component for
the next fiscal year, any funding requirements to improve the
recruitment and retention of women in law enforcement fields
by component with comparisons of similar efforts by other
Federal law enforcement agencies, including the DOJ, and
provide recommendations by component for new
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programs or efforts that would further support the
recruitment and retention of women in law enforcement.
Office of Strategy, Policy, and Plans
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Policy
Coordinator.--The agreement includes the transfer of the
Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives
(CBRNE) risk assessment functions and detection architecture
within the Office of Strategy, Policy, and Plans. To ensure
proper coordination within the Department, the Secretary is
directed to appoint a Department-wide lead CBRNE coordinator,
at the Senior Executive Service level, out of the funds
transferred for this function. Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall brief the
Committees on plans to ensure no degradation of the functions
previously performed by the CWMD office.
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Transfers.--The
agreement transfers the functions of the Countering Weapons
of Mass Destruction office as described in the table below.
COUNTERING WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION
(in thousands of dollars)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appropriation Final Bill
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OSEM--Operations and Support:
CBRN Risk/Detection Architecture......................... 33,182
National Biosurveillance Integration Center.............. 24,036
CBP--Operations and Support:
Radiation Portal Monitor Mission Support................. 4,356
CBP--Procurement, Construction, and Improvements:
Radiation Portal Monitor Program......................... 20,478
Radiation Portal Monitor Replacement Program............. 13,900
International Rail (IRAIL)............................... 1,300
Handheld Radioisotope Identification Devices............. 750
Portable Detection End Items............................. 1,290
TSA--Procurement, Construction, and Improvements:
Portable Detection End Items............................. 1,290
USCG--Procurement, Construction, and Improvements:
Handheld Radioisotope Identification Devices............. 750
Portable Detection End Items............................. 1,290
USSS--Procurement, Construction, and Improvements:
Portable Detection End Items............................. 1,290
FEMA--Operations and Support:
Mission, Capability, and Operational Support............. 78,995
FEMA--Federal Assistance:
CWMD Training, Exercises, and Readiness.................. 19,559
Securing the Cities Program.............................. 34,465
Biological Support Program............................... 83,657
S&T--Operations and Support:
Mission Support for Research and Development............. 4,353
S&T--Research and Development:
Transformational Research and Development................ 26,540
Technical Forensics...................................... 2,000
Detection Capability Development......................... 21,460
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Report on Crew-Served Weapons.--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, the Department shall make publicly
available the total number of ammunition and weapons that are
considered crew-served weapons that are in the possession of
a component, other than the Coast Guard or CBP's Air and
Marine Operations.
Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Investigations Backlog.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Office for Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties (CRCL) shall report to the Committees on the
current status of its complaint investigations backlog and
the processes CRCL is implementing to reduce the backlog.
Language Access Programs.--Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CRCL shall conduct an analysis of
existing language access plans for the Department. The report
shall include but not be limited to:
(1) an assessment of current language access plans;
(2) whether existing language access plans meet applicable
requirements; and
(3) whether any legal rights orientations are provided in
the appropriate language for migrants participating in agency
programs. Any recommendations developed after review of the
existing plans shall utilize the four-factor analysis
identified in section 4 of the Department's Master Language
Access plan.
Statutory Requirements.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CRCL shall report to the Committees,
and publicly post on its website, how it is fulfilling the
statutory requirements of the CRCL Office. CRCL shall provide
detailed reports on these requirements, including the current
staffing levels that support these statutory functions. The
report shall also include data for the current fiscal year
and the previous two fiscal years, broken out by month, on
the number of complaints received by CRCL and how they were
handled as well as the number of civil rights and civil
liberties investigations open and closed during that time
period. The report shall also include a description of any
previous CRCL responsibility that is no longer being
performed and steps CRCL is taking to comply with statutory
requirements.
Office of Health Security
Child Well-Being Specialists.--The recommendation provides
$18,050,000 for the Child Well-Being Specialists program. The
agreement continues the reporting directive under the
heading, ``Child Well-Being Professionals'' in the
explanatory statement accompanying Public Law 118-47.
Additionally, within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the Office of Health Security (OHS) is directed to
brief the Committees on the status of implementing the Child
Well-Being Program.
Telemental Health and Employee Assistance Pilot.--The
agreement provides $1,500,000 to continue the pilot efforts,
as described in House Report 118-123 accompanying Public Law
118-47.
Workforce Wellness and Suicide Prevention.--The agreement
provides $2,000,000 to expand Department-wide workforce
wellness and suicide prevention efforts. Not later than 60
days after the date of enactment of this Act, OHS shall
provide an update to the Committees on the status of these
efforts and its plans for this funding.
Privacy Office
Collected Personal Information.--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall submit to
the Committees a report detailing the collection and use of
personal information by all components of the Department. The
report shall include information about the collection of
personally identifiable data of U.S. and non-U.S. persons by
all components of the Department, including data reflecting
expressive or associational activities, and including but not
limited to collection from social media platforms, data
brokers, electronic devices, applications for services and
accreditations provided by components, encounters at POEs,
and other travel information. It shall also include: how the
data is stored, shared, and accessed; which internal
components it is shared with; which partners inside and
outside the Federal Government it is shared with, including
but not limited to SLTT law enforcement, foreign governments,
and private businesses; the legal basis for its collection;
and all civil rights, civil liberties and privacy mechanisms
that are used to protect the rights of individuals whose data
is accessed, stored, or shared. Finally, the report shall
address any mechanisms that allow individuals to seek redress
if they believe that they are erroneously included in any of
the lists maintained by the Department or erroneously
subjected to additional screening, scrutiny, or surveillance
as a result of a Department risk assessment process. The
report shall be provided in an unclassified manner that can
be shared with the public to the greatest extent possible and
with a classified annex as necessary.
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Backlog.--The agreement
provides $10,000,000 to address the FOIA backlog. Within 90
days of the date of enactment of this Act, the Department
shall submit to the Committees a report on the status of the
FOIA backlog, its efforts to ensure that FOIA reading room
and information requests continue, and how the Privacy Office
is using generative artificial intelligence and automation
technologies to streamline the process and reduce the
backlog.
Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman
Federal Employment Separation Data.--DHS is directed to
brief the Committees, not later than 60 days after the date
of enactment of this Act, providing the full number of
Federal civilian employees in service at the Office of the
Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman (CISOMB) on
January 20, 2025, including those in full and part-time
status, along with the full number of employees separated
from service since January 20, 2025, through enactment. The
brief will further provide metrics for measuring performance
of statutorily required functions at a PPA level and the
number of:
(1) terminated probationary employees categorized as new to
government or recently promoted;
(2) employees placed on administrative leave;
(3) employees who participated in the Deferred Resignation
Program;
(4) employees voluntarily separated and received separation
incentives or early retirement payments;
(5) employees separated through formal Reduction in Force
plans; and
(6) employees utilizing optional immediate retirement,
categorized by department, pay plan, grade, occupational
classification and duty-station location beginning January
20, 2025.
Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman Reporting
Requirements.--Not later than 90 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, and quarterly thereafter, the
Department is directed to brief the Committees on its hiring
process including a breakdown of how the office intends to
allocate fiscal year 2026 funds to each of the following
divisions: Executive, Casework, Policy, Public Engagement,
Strategy, and Operations. CISOMB is directed to include
information about progress made in appointing regional
representatives. The briefing shall also include the staffing
levels for each of the divisions and regions mentioned above.
The briefing shall also include the following information on
case requests from the date of enactment up until the
briefing:
(1) the total number of requests received;
(2) the number of requests received or sent to USCIS within
30 days of receipt;
(3) the number of public stakeholder engagement events
conducted;
(4) the total number of requests outstanding by CISOMB; and
(5) a detailed plan for replying to requests for case
assistance within a timely manner.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $8,911,000 for the Office of Health
Security for the Medical Information Exchange.
Management Directorate
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $1,690,380,000 for Operations and
Support.
Congressional Requests for Information Tracking Software.--
The agreement provides $1,000,000 for the procurement of a
consolidated system to better equip the Chief Financial
Officer (CFO) to track and provide oversight of outstanding
briefing or information requests that the Committees have
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made to the Department or a component. Not later than 60 days
after the date of enactment of this Act and monthly
thereafter, the Department is directed to brief the
Committees on the status of all outstanding responses to
requests for information, briefings, and overdue reports and
briefings stemming from statutory or report requirements.
This briefing shall include representatives from each DHS
component with outstanding responses due to the Committees.
Each representative shall provide detailed information on the
current status of each overdue requirement and the expected
date of delivery.
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Justification.--The CFO is directed
to ensure that fiscal year 2027 classified and unclassified
budget justification materials for all components are
submitted concurrent with the President's budget submission
to Congress. The agreement continues the requirements under
``Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Justification'' as detailed in
Senate Report 118-85 for fiscal year 2027.
Hiring in Rural Communities.--Not later than 90 days after
the date of enactment of this Act, the Department shall
provide a report to the Committees on the challenges of
recruiting and retaining Federal employees in non-contiguous
and rural states, and including discussion of Native
American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian populations. The
report shall also provide an assessment of the effect these
vacancies have on the ability of components to accomplish
their statutory and administrative responsibilities and shall
specifically describe steps the Department has taken to
address the identified challenges.
Homeland Advanced Recognition Technology (HART) System.--
In addition to the requirements in the House Report under
this heading, the Department shall provide the Committees
with similar updates regarding the Automated Biometric
Identity System (IDENT). The Department shall also continue
the disclosure of technologies, data collection mechanisms,
and sharing agreements among Department agencies, other
Federal, state, local, and foreign law enforcement agencies,
and fusion centers as it relates to the development of the
HART biometric database. In cases where the Department relies
on information obtained through the HART database or through
Department of State foreign intelligence sharing to separate
a minor child from a parent, primary caregiver, or close
relative who is caring for or traveling with that child, the
Department shall report this incident to the OIG and CRCL
within 24 hours of the separation, unless the separation was
a result of an adult posing a danger to a minor, the adult
has serious criminal history, or if the parental or custodial
relationship cannot be verified.
Hiring Plans.--Within 60 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the Chief Human Capital Officer, in consultation
with the CFO, is directed to brief the Committees on
projections, by component, for hiring goals associated with
funding from Public Law 119-21, to include how new positions
will be tracked and transferred between appropriations
provided by this Act and appropriations provided by Public
Law 119-21.
Office of Biometric Identity Management (OBIM).--The
agreement includes $271,000,000 for OBIM. OBIM is directed to
continue briefing the Committees on a semiannual basis on its
workload, service levels, staffing, modernization efforts,
and other operations. Any proposal to transfer the functions
of OBIM shall include a detailed plan accompanied by a
briefing that demonstrates how the Department will disburse
OBIM functions and provide a seamless transfer of biometric
identity functions in service of the Department and its
mission partners.
Office of Program Accountability and Risk Management (PARM)
Dissolution.--The agreement maintains funding for PARM and
does not include the proposed transfer of the Office to the
Immediate Office of the Undersecretary for Management. If the
Department proposes dissolution of PARM in fiscal year 2027,
the agreement directs the Department to provide a plan that
details the transfer of the responsibilities performed by
PARM to other entities, including the oversight of
contracting activities. The written plan shall be accompanied
by a brief that confirms what entities will provide oversight
for each Major Acquisition Oversight List Level One or Level
Two program.
Public Reporting on Final Spend Plans.--Within 60 days of
the date of enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter,
the Department shall publicly post spend plans. At a minimum,
the report shall include the purposes and amounts at the PPA
level, identify the sources of funds, and reflect final
decisions from all reprogramming and transfer actions
executed under the authorities provided by section 503 of
this Act.
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
Hiring.--The agreement directs the Department to provide a
briefing not later than 120 days after the date of enactment
of this Act on actions taken to streamline pathways for
qualified STEM graduates, including any updates to guidance,
training, or public-facing materials.
Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Procurement.--For
any acquisition using funds provided in this Act, the
Department is directed to require certification of review of
the industry alert and completion of a risk assessment that
considers the proposed use of foreign-made UAS.
Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) Reporting.--The
agreement directs the Department to provide notice to the
Committees when the Department or a component submits an
initial project proposal to the Technology Modernization
Board. If a proposal from the Department or component is
accepted, the Department shall provide the Committees a
briefing on the project and the plan for reimbursing the TMF,
including identifying the projected cost savings, within 20
business days of acceptance.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $58,106,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements. This includes $25,000,000 to
support development efforts in OBIM, $16,000,000 for
Financial Systems Modernization, $8,434,000 for One Net,
$3,400,000 for Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems operations at
National Special Security Events, $3,272,000 for the DHS Data
Framework, and $2,000,000 for Human Resources Information
Technology.
Intelligence, Analysis, and Situational Awareness
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $340,819,000 for Operations and
Support, of which $121,274,000 is made available until
September 30, 2027. The agreement includes $6,000,000 for
2026 FIFA World Cup and America250 activities and $8,417,000
for counter fentanyl activities.
Continuation of Reporting Requirements.--For the next five
years, the Department, in coordination with the FBI, shall
continue to produce reports first required under section 5602
of Public Law 116-92. Each report shall be provided to the
Committees in addition to any other committees receiving the
report.
Cyber Harassment Threat Assessment.--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, the Department shall develop
and publicly disseminate a threat assessment on the use of
cyber harassment by terrorists and foreign malign actors.
Intelligence Expenditure Plan.--The agreement continues the
requirement under this heading in Senate Report 118-85, to
include through fiscal year 2026.
State Judicial Security.--The agreement directs the Office
of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) to work with fusion
centers to draft and implement a plan to increase outreach to
stakeholders, as appropriate, to ensure that intelligence and
threat information impacting Federal and state employees is
shared to the extent possible, and to brief the Committees on
such plan within 180 days of the date of enactment of this
Act.
Office of Inspector General
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $257,599,000 for Operations and
Support, including: $5,430,000 for Zero Trust Network
Architecture, $20,000,000 for additional inspections and
oversight of detention facilities, and $12,814,000 for
oversight of the execution of funds provided in Public Law
119-21.
Deputization of Federal Law Enforcement for Immigration.--
The Inspector General shall report to the Committees within
60 days of the date of enactment of this Act on collaboration
with other Inspectors General on oversight of immigration
enforcement including with, but not limited to, DoD and DOJ.
The report shall include the number of law enforcement
officers from each agency that have been deputized, the
immigration enforcement authorities they are operating under,
and the length of their details.
Supplemental Reconciliation and Detention Funding.--The
Inspector General shall brief the Committees not later than
90 days after the date of enactment of this Act on oversight
plans for detention and for funding provided in Public Law
119-21, including how the resources provided in this Act will
be executed in support of those oversight activities. The
agreement further directs the Inspector General to provide to
the Committees not later than 60 days after the date of
enactment of this Act all unfunded requirements to conduct
oversight of the funding provided in Public Law 119-21.
TITLE I--ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
Section 101. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the Inspector General to review grants and contracts awarded
by means other than full and open competition and report the
results to the Committees.
Section 102. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision requiring the CFO to submit monthly budget
execution and staffing reports within 30 days after the close
of each month.
Section 103. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the Secretary, in conjunction with the Secretary of the
Treasury, to notify the Committees of any proposed transfers
from the Department of Treasury Forfeiture Fund to any agency
at DHS. No funds may be obligated prior to such notification.
Section 104. The agreement continues a provision related to
official travel costs of the Secretary and Deputy Secretary.
Section 105. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision requiring the Under Secretary for Management to
provide quarterly briefings on acquisition information to the
Committees.
Section 106. The agreement continues a provision
restricting the use of funding for certain pilot programs
unless the Secretary submits specified information to the
Committees related to the program's goals, metrics, and
implementation plan.
Section 107. The agreement includes a new provision related
to the collection of intelligence.
Section 108. The agreement includes a new provision related
to Inspector General oversight.
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Section 109. The agreement includes a new provision related
to the procurement, deployment, and operations of body-worn
cameras.
TITLE II--SECURITY, ENFORCEMENT, AND INVESTIGATIONS
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement includes $17,727,974,000 and within the total
amount provided, the bill makes $550,000,000 available until
September 30, 2027, to provide limited flexibility for
certain activities.
Compliance With National Standards on Transport, Escort,
Detention, and Search (TEDS).--The agreement reaffirms and
directs CBP to comply with the agency's National Standards on
TEDS policy when encountering an alien, including in the
field and prior to their processing at a holding station or
facility. The agreement further reaffirms and directs that
aliens encountered at the southwest border should be
expeditiously processed and not forced to wait outside for
extended periods of time. CBP shall provide notice to CRCL
within 24 hours if the agency holds aliens outside for more
than 12 hours. CBP shall provide adequate shelter, water,
food, sanitation, medical care, and other necessities and
prioritize expeditious processing; the agency should take
special care to comply with this requirement when aliens face
severe weather or experience medical emergencies in the
field.
Developing and Using Predictive Analytics.--The agreement
directs CBP to provide, within 45 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, a list of all analytic and modeling
capabilities at the agency, a description of the data
provided by those capabilities, how CBP currently uses that
data, and any plans to expand that use. Further, CBP shall
provide a briefing within the same timeframe to the
Committees with a plan to incorporate the data output from
analytic and modeling investments into reporting requirements
in fiscal year 2026 and budget justifications for fiscal year
2027.
Digital Forensics.--The agreement provides $5,000,000 for
enhanced digital forensics capabilities including on-site
data extraction, data recovery, decryption, and analysis. Not
later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act,
CBP is directed to brief the Committees on the status of this
effort.
Electronic Device Searches.--The agreement continues to
require CBP to publish annually and make publicly available
on its website data pertaining to searches of electronic
devices the number of instances, delineated by the
nationality (to include U.S. persons) and initial country of
departure, in which CBP personnel:
(1) accessed the digital contents of any electronic
equipment belonging to or in the possession of an individual;
(2) accessed the digital contents of an online account,
including social media handles and cloud-based accounts;
(3) requested consent to access the digital contents of any
electronic equipment belonging to or in the possession of a
U.S. person, delineated by whether permission was granted;
(4) requested a U.S. person to consensually disclose a
credential that would enable access to the digital contents
of electronic equipment of such person, delineated by whether
the credential was disclosed;
(5) detained an individual for refusing to disclose or
provide consent to access the digital contents of any
electronic equipment belonging to them or in their
possession, delineated by whether the individual was a U.S.
person and including the length of time the individual was
detained, and aggregate data regarding the race and ethnicity
of individuals; and
(6) searched an electronic device at the request of a
Federal, SLTT, or foreign governmental entity, including
another component of the Department, or disclosed to such
entity information from any searched device.
Emergency Driving and Vehicular Pursuits.--The agreement
directs CBP to provide a report within 180 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, on the following:
(1) the number of vehicular pursuits over the last three
fiscal years, disaggregated by component, reason for pursuit
initiation, reason for pursuit termination, pursuit
disposition, location, duration, distance, maximum speed, use
of force, involvement of other agency/organization, injuries,
and fatalities;
(2) a detailed description of all training curriculum and
materials relating to CBP Directive No. 4510-026B, any
updates or modifications thereto, and statistics on the
training of personnel to date;
(3) a detailed description of the Vehicular Pursuits Review
Committee(s) including membership, frequency of meetings,
number of incident reports reviewed to date disaggregated by
fiscal year, and outcomes of the reviews;
(4) a detailed description of review and compliance
assessments by the National Use of Force Review Board and
Local Use of Force Review Boards regarding vehicular pursuit
incident reports, including the number of incident reports
reviewed in the previous fiscal year and outcomes of the
reviews; and
(5) all final reports of investigations by the CBP Office
of Professional Responsibility relating to emergency driving
or vehicular pursuits. Each of these records shall be made
available to the public with appropriate redactions not later
than 90 days after the date of submission to the Committees.
Independent Verification & Validation (IV&V).--Not later
than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the
Commissioner shall submit a plan to utilize IV&V resources
for each level 1, 2 and 3 major acquisition program. Not
later than 30 days after each quarter, the Commissioner shall
provide a briefing to the Committees that includes the
following:
(1) a listing of each level 1, level 2, and level 3 major
acquisition program;
(2) acquisition programs that have IV&V resources assigned;
and
(3) a summary of the findings of any IV&V activities or an
explanation for why no such verification and validation has
been performed.
Integrating Budget Requests.--The agreement continues its
direction to CBP to include with any requests for new funds a
description of other programs the investment is expected to
impact and a description of the anticipated impact. This
should apply to both internal CBP impacts and impacts across
other DHS components. The agreement directs CBP to provide a
plan and a briefing within 60 days of the date of enactment
of this Act on how the agency will comply with this
requirement.
International Training and Assistance Programs.--CBP is
directed to provide a briefing to the Committees not later
than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, on
technical training and assistance to build the border
security and customs capacity of foreign law enforcement
agencies, including which countries and law enforcement
agencies CBP provided such training to and the type of
training provided.
Northern Border Strategy and Resources.--Not later than 90
days after the date of enactment of this Act, and quarterly
thereafter, Border Patrol and the Office of Field Operations
(OFO) are directed to brief the Committees on efforts to
address northern border staffing issues, alien encounters,
drug seizures, and northern border operations. At a minimum,
the brief shall include information on staffing levels at
each sector, a review of both Border Patrol and OFO's table
of organization in light of changing levels of activity along
the northern border, and actual staffing levels compared to
projected requirements. For Border Patrol, the brief shall
include border security technology requirements and
investments made and planned to include increased reliance on
autonomous systems. Additionally, the brief shall address
challenges for telecommunications and signal transmission
posed by mountainous areas. Further, the agreement directs
CBP to assess the technological needs across the northern
border and provide a report within 180 days after the date of
enactment of this Act on its plan to address these needs. For
OFO, the brief shall include data on any changes in hours of
ports of entry, to include an explanation for why those hours
were changed and how OFO assesses future changes. Finally,
the agreement continues the requirement for CBP to notify the
Committees should CBP determine that it is necessary to
divert more than 10 percent of staffing in any sector or
field office along the northern border to other assignments
along the southwest border or other ports of entry. The
notification shall occur within 15 days of deployment and
include the number and location of the personnel diverted,
any operational impacts on the sector, the duration of the
diversion, and when the personnel shall return to their
posts.
Polygraph Flexibility and Law Enforcement Suitability
Analysis.--Not later than 180 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on the
number of CBP Law Enforcement applicants eligible for a
polygraph waiver, the number of waivers granted, and the
impact on hiring. The agreement also directs CBP to submit a
report on the effectiveness of Law Enforcement Pre-Employment
Test polygraph examinations within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act. The report shall again include data
comparing CBP's failure rates to those of other Federal law
enforcement agencies; a list of admissions elicited during
polygraph tests since CBP implemented a mandatory polygraph
test requirement; details regarding the total and annualized
number of such admissions and types of admissions; and an
assessment of this test compared to the Law Enforcement Pre-
Employment Test certified by the National Center for
Credibility Assessment. This assessment shall include a
detailed analysis of the effectiveness of both tests.
Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).--The agreement directs
CBP to post on its website within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act a schedule for achieving 100 percent
compliance with PREA requirements. In addition, the agreement
urges CBP to examine options to provide PREA training to
relevant agency staff and personnel during their onboarding
process and to maintain annual training.
Recruitment, Hiring, and Retention.--Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees
on its efforts to improve hiring and retention at all of its
law enforcement components, including existing and planned
strategies and initiatives to accomplish this goal. CBP shall
prioritize and continue efforts to use available incentives
to recruit and retain employees in rural and remote areas and
explore other strategies, such as innovative pilot programs
that include successful strategies from the private sector,
career path enhancements, alternative schedules, and
workforce support
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programs for employees who are willing to choose such
locations. CBP shall ensure that staff are trained on
recognizing signs of trauma exposure, understanding common
behaviors of people exposed to trauma, and trauma-informed
practices. The agreement directs CBP to review existing
Federal assessment programs, such as USA Hire, for use within
the agency. Additionally, the agreement directs the
Commissioner to submit a report within 120 days of the date
of enactment of this Act detailing the impact that mental
health hours, alternative work schedules, on-duty physical
fitness, and other related incentives have on personnel
morale, recruitment, and retention. The report should also
include such policies' impact on CBP's ability to achieve its
national and economic security mission at 24-hour ports of
entry.
Reporting Requirements for Deaths in Custody.--CBP shall
continue to provide the data required in House Report 116-180
regarding deaths of individuals in custody.
Tracking the Use of Warrants in Arrests.--The agreement
directs CBP to report within 45 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, and quarterly thereafter, on the number of
warrantless arrests it conducts and in how many of those
arrests CBP had established probable cause that the arrested
individual was in fact undocumented and determined they pose
a flight risk.
Transportation Checks and Roving Enforcement.--The
agreement directs CBP to continue to collect and semiannually
report to the Committees data pertaining to Border Patrol
transportation and immigration checkpoints. The report shall
exclude law enforcement sensitive information and include
necessary redactions of all personal and identifying
information about specific individuals. The report shall
include, at a minimum, the total number of patrol stops made
by CBP personnel during transportation checks and a
description of the boarding of public conveyances by CBP
personnel at air, maritime, and land environments, including
ports and terminals. Additionally, the report shall include
the following information when an arrest is made: the total
number of arrests by location; the total number of use-of-
force incidents during an arrest by location; the citizenship
status of any individual arrested; and the total amount of
drugs, currency, and firearms seized as a result of
transportation checks. The report shall also include the
following information pertaining to immigration checkpoints:
the location of all tactical and permanent checkpoints that
were in operation for any period of time; the total number of
arrests by location; the total number of use-of-force
incidents during an arrest by location; the citizenship
status of subjects stopped or arrested following secondary
inspection at checkpoints; and the total amount of drugs,
currency, and firearms seized at checkpoints.
Border Security Operations
Border Barrier Updates.--Not later than 60 days after the
date of enactment of this Act, and quarterly thereafter, the
Commissioner is directed to brief the Committees on the
status and plans for border barrier construction to include
wall system attributes, other tactical infrastructure
including, but not limited to, roads, lighting, and
technology associated with barrier construction. The report
shall include:
(1) total funds obligated since January 2021 by project and
Border Patrol sector;
(2) total funds planned for obligation by project,
including number of miles and type of barrier, and Border
Patrol sector;
(3) a description of the type of project, to include, at a
minimum, the amounts obligated and outcomes for each of the
following:
(a) construction of new barriers, replacement of existing
barriers, or closure of gaps;
(b) installation of gates;
(c) linear ground detection capabilities; and
(d) activities necessary to address life, safety,
environmental, or other remediation requirements; and
(4) data that describes the operational impact resulting
from the border barrier and related investments and how it
impacts other programs at CBP, e.g., border surveillance
technology, air and marine capabilities, and personnel.
Border Patrol Hiring.--The agreement sustains 22,000 Border
Patrol Agents. Not later than 90 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on its
plans to address hiring and retention challenges, including
academy attrition. Additionally, the brief should also
address a timeframe for bringing onboard the additional
agents, how additional agents hired will impact the total
number of agents on the northern border, and how CBP is
changing policies to ensure appropriate oversight of Border
Patrol activities.
Border Patrol Supervisor Staffing.--The agreement directs
CBP to report quarterly on:
(1) the number of supervisory agents assigned at
headquarters, each sector, and each station;
(2) the number of agents assigned to administrative and
non-enforcement positions;
(3) the number of agents assigned to intelligence
positions; and
(4) the number of agents assigned to task forces.
Counter-UAS (cUAS) Operations.--CBP, in coordination with
I&A, shall provide a briefing to the Committees not later
than 120 days after the date of enactment of this Act
outlining the current threats posed by the use of drones by
transnational criminal organizations along the border, the
resources necessary to deter this threat, and any authorities
or resources that would allow for CBP to better interdict and
deter narco-drones, including consolidation of the existing
concepts of operations (CONOPS) in southwest border sectors
into a single CONOPS overlaying the entire southwest land
border.
Multiple-Use Public Lands on the Southwest Border.--Within
120 days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall
provide a briefing to the Committees, in coordination with
DoD, on the multiple-use public lands along the southern
border that have been transferred to DoD. The briefing shall
include:
(1) the level of collaboration between CBP employees with
law enforcement and immigration enforcement authorities and
DoD;
(2) the division of responsibilities for patrolling the
National Defense Area between CBP and DoD personnel; and
(3) summaries of any encounters between CBP employees in
the National Defense Area and U.S. citizens or any other
individuals lawfully present in the United States.
Non-Mission Duties.--Not later than 30 days after the date
of enactment of this Act, CBP shall submit to the Committees
a detailed report which shall include:
(1) the total number of CBP agents or officers carrying out
non-mission duties;
(2) identification of the funding source associated with
non-mission duties;
(3) the rationale for CBP personnel to perform non-mission
duties and the duration they are expected to perform those
duties;
(4) a detailed description of all training required for CBP
agents and officers to carry out the non-mission duties; and
(5) identification of any impacts to CBP's mission due to
agents and officers carrying out non-mission duties. The
report does not need to include CBP personnel on temporary
duty (TDY) assignment within CBP but shall include TDY
assignments to other DHS components and executive branch
departments.
Reporting on Prosecutions for Improper Entry and Reentry.--
Within 60 days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP in
coordination with ICE and USCIS, shall make publicly
available the following records and data on improper entry
and reentry prosecutions redacted only to the extent required
by FOIA:
(1) policy guidance currently in use regarding referrals
for prosecutions;
(2) numbers of individuals referred for prosecution, broken
down by sector; and
(3) numbers of individuals referred for prosecutions who
are charged and sentenced.
Data shall also include whether the individual has claimed
asylum, country of origin, race, and justification for
referring each individual for prosecution for improper entry
and or reentry offenses. In addition, the Department shall
provide the Committees with CBP's latest Consequence Delivery
System guidance, in both unredacted and redacted (consistent
with FOIA) versions, and promptly update with any changes
made.
Short Term Detention.--CBP shall continue to follow the
directives in the explanatory statement accompanying Public
Law 116-260 related to Holding Facility Length of Stay and
Short-Term Detention, as well as the directives in House
Report 116-458 on Initial Health Screenings, High-Priority
Populations, Medical Equipment and Personnel, Access to Water
and Food, Holding Facility Standards, Consumables, Child
Welfare Professionals, Families in Custody, Personnel
Training, Migrant Property, and Migrants-Safety.
Additionally, within 90 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, the Commissioner shall provide a report to the
Committees on infrastructure changes, training protocols, and
other investments to ensure the safe, humane, and orderly
processing of single adults, families, and unaccompanied
children in CBP custody, in compliance with the TEDS as well
as the Flores Settlement.
Workload Staffing Model for Between the Ports.--Within 30
days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide
a briefing to the Committees on the status of their work that
demonstrates the impact, with data, that existing and
potential resources are expected to have on personnel needs.
Further, the agreement directs CBP to prioritize completion
of the staffing model within fiscal year 2026. CBP shall
brief the Committees within 60 days of the date of enactment
of this Act on plans to meet this deadline to develop and use
such a model. Within 90 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, CBP shall provide a report to the Committees detailing
the model and the process that CBP used to create and
validate the model. The report shall include descriptions of:
(1) steps and associated timelines taken to create the
model and resources used to develop it;
(2) data sources and methodology used to generate the
model;
(3) actions taken to independently verify the model,
including on the following dimensions: data source analysis
and findings; variables and assumptions; processes,
information, distribution, and reporting; advanced analytics;
and probability and risk analysis;
(4) an inventory of Border Patrol technology assets and how
those assets and their capabilities inform workload staffing
requirements; and
(5) a plan for periodically updating and improving upon the
model, including a plan for incorporating planned technology
investments and associated, including changes in programs and
processes, air and marine assets, and deployment of
additional surveillance technologies.
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Trade and Travel Operations
Access to Counsel at Ports of Entry.--Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs CBP to
provide a briefing on the requirements to ensure that
individuals with lawful travel documents are given a
meaningful opportunity to consult with counsel and/or an
interested party within one hour after entering CBP's
secondary or deferred inspection. In identifying the
requirements, CBP should assume that the counsel and
interested party shall be allowed to advocate on behalf of
the individual and, to the greatest extent practicable, be
allowed to appear in person at the secondary or deferred
inspection site. Individuals for the purpose of this section
shall include a national of the U.S.; an immigrant lawfully
admitted for permanent residence who is returning from a
temporary visit abroad; an individual seeking admission as an
immigrant in possession of a valid unexpired immigrant visa;
an individual seeking admission as a nonimmigrant in
possession of a valid unexpired nonimmigrant visa; a refugee;
a returning asylee; or an individual who has been approved
for parole.
Advanced Electronic Data (AED).--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide a report to
the Committees on the implementation of the AED initiative.
This report must include:
(1) total volume received by United States Postal Service
(USPS) and volume containing AED;
(2) the volume received by country containing AED;
(3) number of packages CBP requests to screen and the
number actually tendered by USPS;
(4) reports on the number of goods seized during blitzes on
Mail Facilities; and
(5) volume received from countries exempted from AED by
CBP.
Agricultural Inspections.--CBP shall continue working with
the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to better leverage
existing staff in addressing the agricultural inspection
workload, such as through the authorization of additional
work hours or dual certification.
Assessing Options for Fishing Vessels Crew.--To mitigate
the impacts from restricting crewmen entry associated with
the federally managed longline fishing fleet based out of
Hawaii, as well as countering illegal, under-reported, and
unregulated fishing by foreign fleets including China, the
agreement directs CBP to assess options for a limited or
temporary use of authority to allow for the entry of
designated crewman via air travel and transfer to their place
of employment onboard longline fishing vessels and provide a
list of options to the Committees within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act.
Border Security Deployment Program (BSDP).--The agreement
includes not less than $33,600,000 to maintain and modernize
the BSDP system infrastructure. The agreement directs CBP to
provide a briefing within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act on efforts to modernize and expand this system at
land ports of entry (LPOEs).
Cannabis Seizures.--Within 120 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide to the Committees a
briefing on cannabis seizures to include products containing
cannabis or related paraphernalia that are possessed, sold,
or transferred by a cannabis distributor in compliance with
applicable state or tribal law and regulations.
CBP Home Mobile Application.--Within 120 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs CBP to
provide the following information on the use of the CBP Home
mobile application:
(1) current uses of the application to include purpose,
users, and data collected and/or shared through the
application;
(2) a list of the agencies and programs that have access to
the data (including sharing of data) and the reason the data
is shared with that agency; and
(3) plans for any changes to the use of the application.
Any such changes shall be reported to the Committees prior to
execution of such change.
Combatting Forced Labor.--The agreement directs CBP to
allocate not less than fiscal year 2025 levels to forced
labor enforcement capabilities and to continue to support
implementation of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
(UFLPA) (Public Law 117-78) and support additional personnel,
technological capability, training, and other activities to
faithfully implement the law and protect U.S. consumers from
products tainted by forced labor and reduce unintended
impacts on supply chains. Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide a briefing to the
Committees on implementation of the UFLPA, including an
update on addressing the challenge of transshipment of
Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region-related goods, the tools
and technology CBP deploys to enhance enforcement of the law,
steps to coordinate international engagement to prevent
bifurcated supply chains or dumping grounds for the products
of forced labor, the obstacles to enforcing UFLPA in cases of
rail, road, and air transportation, and CBP engagement with
shippers to ensure timely but full review of shipments
flagged for review.
Data on Asylum Seekers.--The agreement directs OFO to
continue to produce a monthly report detailing for each
preceding month: the POEs along the southwest border at which
queue management or metering practices have been employed;
the number of asylum seekers processed at each such POE; and
the number of asylum seekers turned away. The report shall
include whether CBP is engaging in queue management and if
so, are capacity and resource constraints leading to or
requiring the implementation of queue management
recommendations for alleviating such capacity and resource
constraints at POEs; and any agreements or arrangements
between CBP, or the Federal Government, and Government of
Mexico authorities involving efforts to restrict the number
of potential asylum seekers that can access a POE prior to
entering the United States. Further, the agreement directs
CBP to include within its monthly southwest migration reports
data detailing the number of individuals claiming fear or
attempting to claim a fear of return to their home country,
in addition to, and separate from, its monthly apprehension
and inadmissible statistics. The data should include
individuals presenting at both POEs and between POEs claiming
credible fear as a separate, distinct category from either
the monthly ``apprehensions'' or ``inadmissibles''
statistics.
E-Cigarettes.--The agreement directs CBP to allocate not
less than $5,000,000 to improve coordination between OFO and
the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with respect to the
multi-agency work on illegal e-cigarettes. Specifically, the
agreement directs CBP to:
(1) improve its coordination with the FDA, as part of the
multi-agency task force on illegal e-cigarettes;
(2) increase the number of random joint inspections at POEs
and targeted inspections of entries by known manufacturers,
brokers, and importers of illicit e-cigarettes;
(3) increase the number of field examinations at POEs with
high import volumes to target manufacturers, importers, and
brokers known to engage in illicit activity; and
(4) improve screening systems, including risk-based
analytics tools, including through additional training for
field staff, to detect mis-declared e-cigarette imports.
Environmental Crimes Enforcement.--Within 120 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide a briefing
to the Committees on the activities and resources applied
towards the enforcement of the Lacey Act amendments of 2008,
which help address international deforestation and combat the
trade of illegal wildlife and timber products. The briefing
shall include efforts by CBP to assist USDA's Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service with the electronic
collection of data as well as continued consultations with
trading partners, importers, exporters, and other interested
groups as the provisions of the Act are fully implemented.
Additionally, CBP shall provide the Committees a briefing
within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act on
actions and funding to combat illegal, unreported and
unregulated fishing-related activities relating to the
illegal timber trade.
Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ).--The agreement provides
$1,000,000 for FTZ-dedicated regional staffing. Within 120
days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide
a briefing on the current state of FTZs, the number and type
of CBP personnel supporting FTZ work, and their subsequent
time allocations spent on FTZ operations, including
activation and ongoing compliance checks, the performance
measures used to evaluate the impact of FTZs, the level of
support provided by CBP, and plans for expanding FTZs.
Additionally, CBP shall include with the briefing a plan for
incorporating requirements relating to FTZs in the OFO
Workforce Staffing Model.
Identifying Fentanyl Analogues and Related Substances at
the Southwest Border.--CBP shall identify the specific types
of fentanyl analogues and fentanyl-related substances, as
defined by Public Law 116-114, it encounters at POEs. The
Commissioner shall include the totals of fentanyl analogues
and fentanyl-related substances, in addition to the other
controlled substances for which it reports data in its drug
seizure statistics, and make such information publicly
available not less than monthly. The agreement directs CBP to
continue to pursue and rapidly deploy innovative and proven
border technology to detect, interdict, and deter the flow of
illicit drugs, including fentanyl, carfentanil, and heroin.
Within 120 days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP
shall provide a briefing to the Committees on how the agency
tracks fentanyl data with the Drug Enforcement Administration
and whether current capabilities allow for a comprehensive
fentanyl tracking system, which includes documentation of
seizure location, chemical composition, probable or known
manufacturing location, and probable or known point of entry
into the United States, if applicable.
Imported Wood Products.--The agreement directs CBP to
provide a report to the Committees not later than 180 days
after the date of enactment of this Act detailing CBP's
current role in the wood importation declaration process, how
it interacts with other agencies, and concrete steps the
agencies can take to expedite shipments that are delayed.
International Mail and Express Consignment Facilities.--
Previously provided funds and funds provided in this Act
shall be made available to reduce the entry of scheduled
narcotics and other illicit and restricted drugs (and their
precursor materials) for facility improvements, detection and
testing equipment upgrades, increased capacity for testing
and storing illegal and regulated substances,
interoperability improvements with FDA detection equipment,
and innovative technologies that apply advanced analytics and
machine learning capabilities.
International Tourism.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall
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provide a briefing to the Committees on travel data to the
United States that covers fiscal years 2023 to 2025 and
includes total number of visitors, mode of entry (air, land,
sea POE) and total amount of immigration and customs fees
collected. The Committees direct GAO, within 120 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, to issue a report studying
changes in travel to the United States and impacts on
national, regional, and local economies and the tourism
industry.
Locality Payscale Flexibility.--The explanatory statement
accompanying Public Law 117-328 directed CBP to provide a
report, in coordination with the Office of Personnel
Management, on:
(1) an analysis of local pay scales and how those pay
brackets impact recruitment and retention;
(2) an overview of agency authorities for adjusting pay;
and
(3) recommendations to better align local pay with the
costs of living to improve recruitment and retention. The
agreement directs CBP to complete the aforementioned report
not later than 30 days after the date of enactment of this
Act.
Port Baseline Service Level.--Not later than 30 days after
the date of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs CBP
to provide each air, land, and sea port operator, including
cruise terminals, with information on baseline service levels
and take those service levels into consideration when acting
on requests for facility and security improvements. CBP shall
provide all future reports on a semi-annual basis. CBP shall
brief the Committees not later than 90 days after the date of
enactment of this Act on staffing shortages, requirements for
facility and security upgrades, plans for technology
recapitalization, and how CBP will negotiate with port
operators and incorporate their feedback into the development
of plans to address future facility and security needs. CBP
shall work in partnership with seaports and refrain from
imposing requirements on seaports in a unilateral fashion.
Within the funds provided for Operations and Support, CBP
shall ensure adequate staffing at new and expanded maritime
POEs in order to meet peak passenger wait time goals.
Port Hours of Operation.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on all
POEs operating under reduced hours due to COVID-19
restrictions, impacts on border security efforts, cross-
border economic activity, and public safety, as a result of
the reduced hours, actions taken to return to pre-COVID-19
levels of operation, and an assessment the feasibility of
returning to pre-COVID-19 levels of operation. The briefing
shall also include operating hours at all northern border
LPOEs, and describe how CBP plans to improve the recruitment
and retention of CBP personnel at remote northern border
LPOEs to sustain those operating hours and to consider
restoring them to pre-COVID hours. Additionally, to assist
with the challenges relating to operating hours, the
Committees direct CBP to establish a pilot program for the
co-location of CBP and Canada Border Services Agency border
agents at remote LPOEs to maintain border security and reduce
costs. Finally, the agreement directs CBP to consult with
elected officials at all levels, community members, and
industry prior to making changes to hours of operation. CBP
shall refrain from reducing the hours of operation at any
LPOE unless CBP can demonstrate, after consultations with
local elected officials, that the reduction in hours will not
impede local or regional commerce or unduly impede local
resident traffic.
Port Runners.--The recommendation provides $3,000,000 to
continue demonstrations of less-than-lethal, energy-absorbing
active vehicle barrier systems designed to deter, safely
stop, and contain ``port runner'' vehicles at CBP POEs that
have a history of port running to determine the scalability
of the technology. Within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on plans to expand
this effort.
Preclearance.--The agreement directs CBP to report to the
Committees within 120 days of the date of enactment of this
Act on the ongoing efforts to establish a customs and
immigration pre-clearance facility at Montreal's Central
Station to facilitate passenger rail service along Amtrak's
Vermonter route, including by directly engaging State
Departments of Transportation and providing biannual progress
reports to relevant stakeholders and interested parties. The
agreement expects CBP to re-engage in negotiations with
international airports on expansions to the existing
preclearance program by prioritizing airports that were
previously identified for possible preclearance locations in
2015 and 2016 and that have the highest number of travelers
arriving in the U.S. each year as an opportunity for
increased traveler volume, increased revenue, and new
flight routes are dependent on the success of the program.
Prevent Abduction Program.--The International Child
Prevention and Abduction Prevention and Return Act (P. L.
113-150) required CBP, in coordination with other Federal
agencies, to establish a program to ensure children were not
un-lawfully removed from the United States in violation of a
valid state court order. Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP is directed to report to the
Committees on the status of the Prevent Abduction Program,
created in support of Federal law that prohibits any one
parent from removing a child from the United States with
intent to obstruct another parent's custodial rights. The
report shall include:
(1) the total hours of training CBP officers receive on the
issue of international parental child abduction;
(2) the accumulative number of children enrolled in the
program and the number of children enrolled in the preceding
fiscal year;
(3) the number of children enrolled in the program who,
despite their enrollment in the program, were removed at an
air POE, if any; and
(4) identification of resources CBP might need to ensure
children are not removed from the United States in violation
of a valid state court order.
Resource Allocation and OFO Workload Staffing Models.--Any
modifications to the Resource Allocation Model (RAM) shall be
described at the field and office level in future budget
submissions. Additionally, not later than 60 days after the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees
on resource and staffing shortfalls on the northern and
southern borders compared to levels prescribed by the RAM for
rail crossings and air, land, and sea POEs, including cruise
ship terminals. Within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the agreement directs CBP to report on an OFO
workload staffing model to mitigate the impacts, including
loss of economic output and jobs, and vehicular wait times at
the busiest LPOEs. The agreement directs CBP to coordinate
with the Department of Transportation to improve forecasting
for staffing at U.S. ports and to consider both cargo and
passenger screening requirements at maritime POE. CBP shall
provide a briefing to the Committees within 120 days of the
date of enactment of this Act on the projected ``retirement
cliff,'' steps the agency is taking to manage the risks
associated with this loss in the workforce, and consequences
to the agency's operational capabilities, including data on
impacts to trade, travel, and economic and security impacts.
Sugar Inspection.--The agreement directs CBP to coordinate
with USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service as it implements
directives contained in Senate Report 118-193. Within 60 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, and quarterly
thereafter, CBP shall brief the Committees on this effort,
including any enforcement actions taken as a result of the
aforementioned directives.
Tariff Evasion.--The agreement provides $5,000,000 to
conduct operational demonstrations to further leverage
private sector driven solutions that may aid with improving
supply chain tracing, the classification of goods, trade
revenue collection, and segmentation of shipments with high-
risk for fraudulent customs declarations, tariff evasion,
tariff fraud, or other violations of U.S. trade and customs
laws. This may include supply chain traceability solutions
that increase visibility into production supply chains
explored under the Global Business Identifier (GBI) Test as
well as other solutions that streamline operations, promote
cargo security and compliance, and secure revenue owed. Not
later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act,
CBP shall brief the Committees on the results of this
operational demonstration to expand the use of data analytics
in tandem with GBI and other tests or pilots that CBP is
conducting to counter trade-related violations.
Integrated Operations
Air and Marine Operations Flight Hours.--Not later than 90
days after the date of the enactment of this Act, CBP Air and
Marine Operations (AMO) shall provide the Committees updated
flight hour targets, by fiscal year, that account for the
increased fixed and rotary-wing assets investments made by
Public Law 119-21.
Center for Air and Marine Drone Exploitation.--The
agreement provides $5,000,000 to sustain and expand a drone
exploitation program within CBP AMO to counter threats posed
by hostile Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS). The funds
shall be used for data analysis, cybersecurity vulnerability
assessments, and appropriate countermeasures. Within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP, in coordination
with the Science and Technology Directorate, shall brief the
Committees on the program's progress.
DHC-8 Multi-Mission, Fixed-Wing Aircraft.--The agreement
provides $42,000,000 to accelerate the upgrade of DHC-8
aircraft to replace obsolete equipment with new digital
avionics, mission radios, an integrated communication system,
and an enhanced software package.
Long-Endurance Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).--The
agreement provides $5,000,000 for technical and operational
demonstrations of additional unmanned aircraft with
capabilities equivalent to Group 4 and 5, including multi-
mode radar surveillance payloads and the necessary support
equipment for integration into the national airspace system
for CBP operations to enhance interdiction efforts, reduce
operational costs, and increase continuous aerial
surveillance of high-risk areas. CBP AMO is directed to
provide a briefing not later than 180 days after the date of
enactment of this Act on the deployment plan, cost-benefit
analysis, and performance metrics associated with the
operational demonstration.
Northern Border Mission Center.--The agreement provides
$6,000,000 for the Northern Border Mission Center to improve
northern border air and maritime domain awareness and
coordinate with key partners across DHS and other Federal
agencies.
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Persistent Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA).--The agreement
directs AMO to continue to work with the CBP Innovation Team
(INVNT) and with industry partners to conduct a persistent,
long-duration MDA demonstration in an area where illicit
maritime activity is known to be concentrated.
Enterprise Services
Artificial Intelligence (AI).--Not later than 120 days
after the date of enactment of this Act, CBP is directed to
brief the Committees on the potential use of commercially
available purpose-built cybersecurity for AI. The brief shall
address the use of generative AI or large language models and
what, if any, new challenges to cybersecurity these new
capabilities introduce into CBP operations. Within 180 days
of enactment of this Act and semi-annually thereafter, the
CIO and Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer of CBP shall
brief on the current AI inventory and its resource
requirements, costs associated with operating and maintaining
AI technology, and the operational impacts those technologies
have helped realize across all of CBP. Not later than 270
days after the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief
the Committees on the potential to use AI while processing
data at the edge to enhance border security operations,
including enhancements for small object detection and motion
detection to improve situational awareness.
Encryption.--The agreement provides $3,500,000 to expand
the use of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) for operational
use, to include testing one-time pad-based encryption system
utilizing true random entropy generation and changing
symmetric keys to defend against quantum computer-driven
hacking and intrusion threats.
Workforce Care.--The agreement provides a total of
$84,293,000 for the sustainment of existing program
operations and personnel, on-site clinicians, family support
programs, CBP support networks, the expansion of employee
holistic health support centers, and the deployment of Field
Resilience teams consisting of Operational Psychologists and
Field Resilience Specialists. Not later than 60 days after
the date of enactment of this Act, CBP, in coordination with
OHS, shall brief the Committees on an obligation plan for
this funding. The report shall also provide an update on
wellness and suicide prevention efforts, including existing
and planned strategies and initiatives, and the accessibility
of the Department's telemental health and employee assistance
pilot.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement recommends $222,886,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements (PC&I), as included in the
table below.
U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
(in thousands of dollars)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Final Bill
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Border Security Assets and Infrastructure:
Innovative Technology.................................... 20,000
Border Enforcement Coordination Network-ES............... 12,014
Small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS).................... 10,000
Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS)................ 10,000
Trade and Travel Assets and Infrastructure:
Non-Intrusive Inspection Fentanyl Initiative--Outbound... 30,000
Electronic Export Manifest Capability--Outbound.......... 10,000
Integrated Operations Assets and Infrastructure:
Aircraft Sensor Upgrades................................. 6,500
U.S. Border Patrol V-Hull................................ 2,400
All-Weather Interceptor.................................. 6,000
Construction and Facility Improvements:
Office of Field Operations Facilities.................... 65,281
Mission Support Assets and Infrastructure:
Revenue Modernization.................................... 4,973
Financial Systems Enhancements........................... 5,000
Employee Lifecycle Program............................... 3,000
Radiological Detection Systems:
International Rail....................................... 1,300
Radiation Portal Monitor Replacement Program............. 13,900
Radiation Portal Monitor Programs........................ 20,478
Basic Handheld Radioisotope Identification Devices....... 750
Portable Detection Systems End Items/Equipment........... 1,290
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Advanced Training Center (ATC).--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on
progress made on construction of ATC's Instructional Design
Center/Distance Learning Center with the use of previously
appropriated funds.
Border Security Technology.--The agreement directs CBP to:
(1) re-allocate funding as appropriate to ensure technology
is deployed at the locations where it will have the greatest
impact on CBP's ability to identify and interdict illicit
activity; (2) ensure that the appropriate amount of
technology is piloted, tested, and deployed along the
northern border, in addition to the southern border; and (3)
notify the Committees quarterly on the operational
availability of all fixed, relocatable, and mobile
surveillance systems deployed by CBP throughout the United
States, including maintenance needs of such systems and the
agency's maintenance plan for keeping the systems
operational, including recapitalization or replacement of
systems. Additionally, the Commissioner is directed to
prioritize procurement of the most cost-effective
technologies based on lifecycle costs, system availability,
reduced requirements for personnel, and input from sector
leadership. Within 180 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, CBP shall brief the Committees on its efforts to improve
border security technology development and acquisition.
Construction and Facility Improvements.--Not later than 90
days after the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall
submit a report to the Committees that includes:
(1) the details of the design and construction process for
new or renovated Border Patrol facilities, including
stations, processing centers, and checkpoints;
(2) detailed requirements for each facility currently
funded or proposed for funding, including buildings, parking
facilities, sally ports, vehicle maintenance facilities,
fueling stations, temporary detainee holding facilities, and
kennels;
(3) for each currently funded facility:
(a) the total amount funded, obligated, and expended, by
fiscal year; and
(b) if funds were obligated to an outside agency (e.g.,
General Services Administration (GSA) and U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers), the obligation and expenditure status of those
funds;
(4) for each currently funded facility and for proposed
facilities, a construction schedule and associated
expenditure plan broken out by quarter (to include funds
appropriated through other agencies);
(5) for each requirement described in (2):
(a) the severability of each requirement that is specific
to the location;
(b) confirmation that each requirement is an independently
awardable option for all contracts currently funded;
(c) the requirements for facilities that are unfunded; and
(d) the requirements for facilities described in (2) that
are unfunded; and (6)the number of personnel to be assigned
at each location, with confirmation the design is scoped to
address current and anticipated future staffing needs.
The report shall also include a detailed plan to improve
CBP's cost estimating capability for these facilities.
Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems.--The agreement provides
$10,000,000 to detect and mitigate the persistent drone
threat along the northern and southern borders. Not later
than 120 days after the date of enactment of this Act, CBP
shall brief the Committees on its efforts to counter UAS.
Expanding Outbound Operations at Ports of Entry.--The
agreement provides $30,000,000 to expand the number of
locations equipped for outbound operations at LPOEs. Within
60 days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall
provide the Committees a spend plan with timeframes for the
execution of these funds and projected performance impacts to
operational capabilities as a result of these funds. CBP
shall update the Committees monthly on the use of these funds
and provide actual performance impacts against projections,
including measures to assess disruption to cartel activities.
Furthermore, not later than 180 days after the date of
enactment of this Act, CBP shall submit a report that
analyzes the necessary requirements that would ensure 100
percent outbound inspection for all LPOE passenger vehicles.
Identifying Impact of Border Security Investments.--As part
of CBP's briefing for the fiscal year 2027 budget request,
CBP shall provide the Committees sufficient data that is
informed by robust, cost-benefit analysis that incorporates
all types of border security assets and is tied to identified
capability gaps.
Land Port of Entry Infrastructure Capital Plan.--Not later
than 30 days after the submission of the budget request for
fiscal year 2027, the Commissioner shall submit a report that
details its prioritization of LPOE infrastructure capital
investment projects, the methods and models used to determine
prioritization, and an overview of public-private partnership
agreements. The agreement directs CBP to take appropriate
steps to ensure submission of the report in a timely manner.
CBP shall work with the GSA and the Office of Management and
Budget on the annual five-year LPOEs modernization plan,
which is based on CBP's operational priorities. Specific
attention should be paid to the health, safety, and welfare
needs of CBP Officers. Special consideration shall also be
made for facilities where reconfiguration or upgrades will
improve the flow of local traffic and allow local residents
to move freely in their communities. Additionally, within 90
days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide
a detailed report and timeline outlining completion of the
Blue Water Bridge Plaza expansion project and any steps taken
in the last fiscal year toward project completion. The report
shall align with the annual LPOE priority list, outline
projected CBP costs, explain how CBP will engage with state
and local entities, and detail the specific milestones and
timeline for the project completion. Within 120 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP, working with GSA, shall
provide the Committees with a briefing on plans to execute
the funds provided in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs
Act (Public Law 117-58) and whether there are any significant
changes involving the 26 LPOE projects supported in that Act.
The agreement expects CBP to work expeditiously with GSA to
prioritize modernization and expansion on its five-year
Capital Investment Plan while adhering to the proposals in
the completed feasibility study. As part of this briefing,
CBP shall also provide the Committees an update on steps to
``rebuild'' the annual five-year LPOE plan.
Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) Support.--Within 120 days of
the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall brief the
Committees on existing capabilities to test complex hardware,
software configurations, and inter-component/international
partner tactical
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data communications systems essential to the CBP MPA mission.
The briefing shall identify existing requirements for such
capabilities and options, including accessing other DHS
component facilities, to meet requirements.
Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) Technology.--CBP is directed
to brief the Committees not later than 60 days after the date
of enactment of this Act on the status and results of their
NII-Integration program. Not later than 180 days after the
date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall provide a report on
the current status of mobile NII technology and proposals for
enhancing it.
Non-Intrusive Inspection at Ports of Entry.--CBP shall
continue to provide monthly updates to the Committees on the
obligation of all funds for NII equipment along with actual
and projected performance gains as a result of deployments
for NII funded in this or prior appropriations, including
funding provided through Public Law 119-21. Those updates
shall include progress on incorporating AI/Machine Learning
capabilities to aid in faster detection of anomalies. Within
90 days of the date of enactment of this Act, CBP shall
provide a briefing to the Committees on the status of NII
coverage in pre-primary lanes along the southwest border and
report on whether the increase in pre-primary screening will
create additional alarms at POEs, impacting current secondary
inspection capacity and possibly the workflow of other
Federal agencies that may not have sufficient opportunity to
plan for additional resource needs.
Small Unmanned Aerial Systems.--The agreement provides
$10,000,000 for the acquisition of small unmanned aerial
systems to support border security operations.
Transitioning Innovative Technologies and Equipment Into
CBP Operations.--The agreement directs CBP to provide a
briefing within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act
and quarterly thereafter on: the current rate of pilots that
have transitioned to operations; the performance impact to
operations as a result of the transition; a plan to evaluate
whether there are common indicators for unsuccessful pilots;
and recommendations to incentivize CBP programs to
participate and ultimately execute promising capabilities.
Further, the agreement directs CBP to provide a briefing
within 30 days of the date of enactment of this Act on the
outreach to frontline personnel that informs decisions on
piloting innovative capabilities.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $10,036,362,000 for Operations and
Support. Within the total amount, the agreement makes
$46,696,000 available until September 30, 2027.
Contract Notifications.--The agreement modifies existing
reporting requirements under this heading in the explanatory
statement accompanying Public Law 118-47. ICE shall notify
the Committees not less than five days prior to substantively
changing any contract with a total value greater than
$5,000,000. This requirement shall apply to all PPAs and
includes, but is not limited to, modifications,
renegotiations, recompetes, extensions, and terminations. The
agreement directs that any notification provided to the
Committees that does not comply with the five day requirement
must include a robust justification that includes: the number
of days the contract was in any review or approval processes
within the component or at the Department level, delineated
by reviewing office; the number of days the Office of
Acquisition Management awaited funds from the program office;
and the immediate needs rationale justifying the urgency of
the contract, including any national security or operational
implications. The notifications should be transmitted to the
Committees in a downloadable, sortable format and
consolidated into one daily delivery.
Previous Requirements.--The agreement continues the
requirements found within Senate Report 118-85 under the
following headings:
(1) Annual ICE Report;
(2) Detention Standards and Inspections;
(3) Full Title 21 Authority for HSI;
(4) Hunger Strikes;
(5) Language Access;
(6) Parental Interests Directive;
(7) Pregnant, Postpartum, and Lactating Women;
(8) Protecting Vulnerable Children;
(9) Reporting Requirements;
(10) Sensitive Locations and Protected Areas, to include
locations that have been identified as sensitive in any of
the prior three fiscal years; and
(11) Sex Offender Release Notifications.
Homeland Security Investigations
Advanced Analytics.--The agreement includes an increase of
$1,000,000 to expand the advanced analytics work of the
Homeland Security Investigations' (HSI) Counterproliferation
Mission Center.
Center for Countering Human Trafficking (CCHT).--The
agreement provides an additional $2,500,000 for activities
within the CCHT.
Child Exploitation and Forced Labor.--The agreement
includes an increase of $8,000,000 to provide additional
forensic and analytical support for child exploitation and
forced labor investigations.
Counterfeit Semiconductors.--The agreement includes
$1,000,000 for the creation of a task force to investigate
counterfeit semiconductor materials in the marketplace and in
global supply chains. The task force shall include other
Federal, SLTT, and industry stakeholders to establish
policies and procedures for combating counterfeit
semiconductors. Within 270 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, HSI shall brief the Committees on the creation of
such task force and any relevant challenges; additional
resource requirements needed for further implementation; and
best practices for validating approved counterfeit
semiconductor mitigation services.
Counter-Fentanyl Initiatives.--The agreement includes an
additional $5,000,000 to increase staffing for Border
Enforcement Security Task Force teams to enhance
investigations related to fentanyl smuggling operations,
other illicit opioids, and counterfeit pharmaceutical
ingredients, including synthetic semaglutide; $5,000,000 for
the procurement of technologies, including those that
leverage artificial intelligence, to enhance traditional
methods of investigations; and $3,000,000 to enhance HSI's
analytical ability to identify and compile all nomenclature
associated with fentanyl precursor chemicals, interrupt
online operations, map distribution networks, and obtain
express consignment shipment data to interdict these
chemicals. Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment
of this Act, HSI shall provide to the Committees a briefing
on an execution plan for the personnel and technologies
funded under this heading, including procurement and
implementation progress where applicable. The briefing
shall also include the Office of the Chief Information
Officer and the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer and
address projected impacts of these investments.
Cross-Border Financial Crime Center.--The agreement
includes an additional $4,000,000 for the Cross-Border
Financial Crime Center. HSI is directed to provide a briefing
within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act detailing
the current scope of operations, any major achievements, and
any significant resource gaps that are hindering
investigations. The agreement allows for up to $2,000,000 of
this funding to be used for the establishment of an Organized
Retail and Supply Chain Crime section within the Cross-Border
Financial Crime Center to ensure a coordinated, prosecutor-
led, multi-agency approach to identifying, disrupting, and
dismantling transnational criminal organizations (TCO)
engaging in such activities. This section should collect and
analyze data from various stakeholders to identify regions in
the United States, modes of transportation, and specific
distribution and retail networks that are experiencing high
volumes of organized crime. The agreement directs HSI to
brief the Committees within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act on the status of the implementation of this
section, any challenges in its establishment, and an overview
of the unmet resource needs and future resource requirements.
International Forensic Science Research.--Within 120 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, HSI shall provide to
the Committees a briefing on collaboration with external
academic partners aiming to grow existing efforts on
international forensic science research. The briefing shall
include any efforts to build holistic approaches to combating
TCOs.
International Operations.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, HSI is directed to provide to the
Committees a strategic plan for HSI's expansion of its
international presence over the next five fiscal years. The
plan shall incorporate the details required under this
heading in the explanatory statement accompanying Public Law
117-328.
International Trade.--The agreement includes $5,000,000 for
additional investigative capacity related to international
trade crimes. HSI shall provide quarterly updates to the
Committees detailing the number of referrals made to the
Department of Justice Trade Fraud Task Force as a result of
this additional capacity.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.--The agreement
provides an additional $1,000,000 for human trafficking
investigative capacity for indigenous people, including for
the Shadow Wolves program. Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, HSI shall provide a briefing to the
Committees on coordination efforts with the Bureau of Indian
Affairs' Office of Justice Services to enhance investigative
capacity.
Name, Image, Likeness.--The Department shall brief the
Committees within 120 days of the date of enactment of this
Act on potential administrative, policy, regulatory, and
statutory changes to further international athletes'
abilities to continue their schooling and sports careers in
the United States, including potential changes to 8 CFR
214.1(e).
National Academy for Advanced Training and Leadership
(NAATL).--ICE, in collaboration with the General Services
Administration, is directed to provide a briefing on progress
made at the NAATL facility within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter. The first
briefing shall include a summary and timeline of efforts made
to complete work at this facility, as well as lessons learned
from any process issues that have caused a delay.
National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center
(IPR Center).--HSI is directed to appropriately staff the IPR
Center to facilitate continued enforcement actions against
theft of U.S. intellectual property, particularly online.
Additionally, the agreement includes $5,000,000 for increased
criminal investigative capacity within the IPR
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Center with respect to misdeclarations of illicit e-vapor
products and illegal e-cigarette importation.
National Special Security Events (NSSEs) Support.--The
agreement provides an additional $25,000,000 for travel and
overtime expenses related to NSSEs occurring throughout the
fiscal year.
Non-Intrusive and Outbound Inspections.--The agreement
provides an additional $8,626,000 for 60 new HSI Criminal
Investigators to be used exclusively for investigations
stemming from inbound or outbound CBP seizures or
interdictions. HSI is directed to brief the Committees within
60 days of the date of enactment of this Act on the planned
deployment of these Criminal Investigators, by location, as
well as the measures of effectiveness that HSI will use to
assess the impact of this investment.
Office of Intelligence.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Office of Intelligence shall
provide to the Committees an assessment of: TCO activity and
current trends, particularly related to fentanyl smuggling;
how intelligence informs ICE operations; and any capability
gaps and associated resource requirements within the Office.
Repository for Analytics in a Virtualized Environment
(RAVEn).--The agreement reiterates the direction found in the
House Report under this heading and reminds HSI of the
outstanding briefing requirements and requests related to
RAVEn development and deployment that are overdue by more
than one year.
Trade-Based Money Laundering (TBML) Schemes.--HSI shall
provide a briefing on endeavors to combat TBML schemes and
resources that may be required to enhance these efforts
within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act.
Enforcement and Removal Operations
287(g) Agreements.--In addition to the direction provided
in the House Report under the heading ``287(g) Training'',
ICE shall provide a report to the Committees within 60 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, and monthly thereafter,
with the following data for the 287(g) program: all sources
of funding; funding obligations of the 287(g) program,
delineated by pay and non-pay requirements and funding
source; number of law enforcement entities with 287(g)
agreements that were provided training in the prior month;
model for each 287(g) agreement and associated jurisdiction;
number of arrests effectuated per 287(g) agreement; and
personnel dedicated to training activities for new or
existing 287(g) agreements.
Additionally, ICE shall continue publishing on its website
applications for new or renewed 287(g) agreements. ICE shall
also continue thoroughly vetting 287(g) applicants and ensure
that detention conditions within 287(g) agreement
jurisdictions fully comply with current standards, including
with Prison Rape Elimination Act (P.L. 108-79). Within 60
days of the enactment of this Act, ICE is directed to provide
an evaluation for every existing 287(g) agreement analyzing
the operational capacity realized through such agreement, the
costs associated with executing the agreement, and the
operational impacts if such agreement were not in existence.
ICE shall perform the same evaluation for every new 287(g)
agreement and provide the analysis to the Committees not
later than 15 days after entering into each new agreement.
Alternatives to Detention (ATD) Metrics.--In addition to
the direction found in the House Report and the direction
under the heading ``ATD Metrics Reporting'' found within
Senate Report 118-85 regarding briefings and data
requirements for ATD, the agreement directs ICE to provide a
briefing to the Committees on consequence options for
noncompliance currently available within the ATD program. The
briefing shall include data on each time such consequences
were utilized in the prior fiscal year, whether de-escalation
or escalation was in accordance with existing policy, and
whether any such individuals who are determined to be
noncompliant are escalated to a higher level of supervision,
including the basis for such escalation and the noncompliant
act.
ATD Technology.--ICE is directed to explore the feasibility
of utilizing wearable, cost-effective technologies for ATD
that achieve law enforcement objectives and shall provide a
briefing to the Committees within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act on potential external vendors, cost
estimates, and the number of individuals on the non-detained
docket for whom such technologies could be used. ICE is
directed to confer with the Committees prior to the briefing.
Contract Competition.--ICE is directed to ensure a fair and
competitive procurement and contracting process for all
awards in fiscal year 2026. ICE shall provide responses to
the Committees' inquiries regarding contracts within five
business days of receipt of such inquiries.
Detained Population Statistics.--ICE shall continue to
submit the report required under section 216 of the
Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2021
(division F of P.L. 116-260) with respect to the period
beginning 15 days after the date of the enactment of this
Act, and semimonthly thereafter, and include the following
additional requirements:
(1) the number of detainees by race, ethnicity, age, and
nationality over the previous three fiscal years;
(2) the number of detainees who are minors, including
whether they are unaccompanied;
(3) the number of detainees by number of criminal
convictions and by number of pending criminal charges over
multiple fiscal years, broken out by whether those
convictions and charges are for violent crimes or felonies;
(4) the number of individuals enrolled in the Alternatives
to Detention program and the criteria for escalation and de-
escalation and application of such criteria;
(5) categories of detention-related complaints and
grievances submitted to ICE by those in custody;
(6) categories of detention-related complaints and
grievances submitted to ICE by members of the public; and
(7) detention by country of citizenship and criminal
history.
Detainee Transfers.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, ICE shall submit to the Committees a
report detailing compliance with all sections of Policy
11022.1 or any successor policy. The report shall also
include barriers to achieving full compliance with the
policy.
Detention and Solitary Confinement of Special
Populations.--The agreement continues the reporting
requirements as directed under this heading in Senate Report
118-85.
Detention of Stateless Aliens.--ICE shall identify
individuals in its custody who are stateless and shall, in
conjunction with the Department of State, work to secure a
travel document for the individual's removal to a third
country, including one where the individual has family ties,
had previously held residence, or has some other connection.
Within 60 days of the date of enactment of this Act, and
quarterly thereafter, ICE is directed to report to the
Committees on the number of stateless individuals in
detention, the number of stateless individuals removed, and
the number of stateless individuals released from detention.
For those stateless individuals in detention for whom there
is no significant likelihood of removal in the foreseeable
future, the report shall identify ICE's criteria and other
considerations weighed when making prospective custody
determinations.
Detention Oversight.--ICE is directed to ensure that
individuals in custody have the opportunity to confidentially
contact oversight entities without retaliation, at no cost to
the individual in custody. Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, ICE shall brief the Committees at the
facility-specific level on the existing methods of outreach
to oversight entities and whether such outreach is monitored
by ICE or contracted personnel. Additionally, ICE shall
provide a summary of efforts in place to deter retaliation
should outreach occur.
Detention Partnerships.--Not later than 15 days after the
date of enactment of this Act and monthly thereafter, ICE
shall brief the Committees on executed partnership agreements
for federally-funded, state-operated immigration detention
facilities, such as the facilities located at the Dade-
Collier Training and Transition Airport or the Miami
Correctional Center. The briefing should include information
on the following, by facility: the funding source(s); out-
year plans and projected costs; current and future capacity
estimations; and associated operational impacts and costs of
maintaining partnerships with such facilities. The
briefing should also include information on
intragovernmental agreements including with the
Departments of Defense and Justice. The agreement directs
ICE to coordinate with all partners effectuating
immigration detention to ensure facilities' personnel are
aware of legislative requirements related to custody
operations and are in compliance with section 547 of this
Act.
Detention Segregation.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter, ICE shall
report to the Committees on the use of segregation in ICE
facilities and in facilities that contract with ICE for
detention purposes during the preceding fiscal year. The
report shall include an overview of all placements in
segregation by facility, the duration of such placements, and
the rationale for such placements.
Enforcement Surrounding Emergency Shelters.--Not later than
90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, ICE shall
brief the Committees on enforcement operations surrounding
emergency shelters and other evacuation-related facilities
during and following a disaster.
Facilities Maintenance and Repair.--Not later than 60 days
after the date of enactment of this Act, ICE shall provide a
report to the Committees identifying local or state leased
facilities with known minor construction or minor leasehold
improvement needs to ensure appropriate conditions and
required detention and care standards for all ICE detainees,
including a facilities investment plan to address such needs.
Within all funding available to ICE for detention capacity,
pursuant to the limitations in section 525 of this Act, ICE
shall prioritize effectuating such minor construction or
leasehold improvements of leased facilities to ensure
appropriate conditions and required detention and care
standards.
Family Expedited Removal Management (FERM) Reporting.--In
addition to the reporting requirements found under this
heading in House Report 118-553, the report shall include the
preferred language of each enrolled family unit and the
number of families in FERM subject to final orders of
removal.
Health and Safety in Immigration Detention.--The agreement
directs ICE to ensure
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medical access for ICE detention beds operated in Bureau of
Prisons or Department of Defense facilities, state and local
jails, and any other detention facility. Within 90 days of
the date of enactment of this Act, ICE shall submit a report
to the Committees on plans to improve the provision of
medical services for all detained aliens in ICE custody.
Additionally, ICE shall ensure that individuals in any form
of segregation, including medical segregation, are provided
required recreation time.
Intensive Supervision Appearance Program.--The agreement
directs ICE to provide a report to the Committees on a
monthly basis with a description of the steps taken to close
the recommendations made in ``Alternatives to Detention: ICE
Needs to Better Assess Program Performance and Improve
Oversight'' (GAO-22-104529) until such recommendations have
been closed.
Law Enforcement Support Center (LESC).--ICE shall ensure
that the LESC has the resources and approvals necessary to
fully utilize its recruitment incentives program. The
agreement further directs ICE to ensure that current
operations performed by the LESC remain centralized at the
LESC facility in Williston, Vermont, and that these
operations are not unnecessarily duplicated elsewhere.
Public Reporting.--ICE shall update its public website
monthly with the following information:
(1) arrests by country of citizenship and criminal history;
(2) arrests disaggregated by single adults and members of
family units; the agency conducting the initial arrest
delineated by type of immigration violation; whether the
arrest was made on tribal land; and the number of arrests
disaggregated by fugitive arrest or custodial arrest; and
(3) arrests by Area of Responsibility.
Removal Decisions.--Within 60 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, ICE is directed to brief the Committees on its
policies and procedures related to individuals determined to
be wrongfully removed from the United States, including
procedures for expeditiously implementing court-directed
returns of individuals to the United States. The briefing
shall also include the procedures in place for individuals
seeking to return to the United States to submit applications
for such purposes, the review and processing of such
applications, reviews of final orders of removal, final
decisions regarding such applications, and effectuating the
return of such individuals to the United States pursuant to
such decisions. ICE shall also brief the Committees within
120 days of the date of enactment of this Act and quarterly
thereafter on the number of applications received and
reviewed, the number granted, the number of individuals
returned to the United States, and the timelines in which
such returns were effectuated. Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, ICE shall brief the Committees on the
steps it has taken to eliminate future wrongful removals.
Removal Flight Reporting.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter, ICE shall
provide a report to the Committees that includes:
(1) the monthly number of removal flights conducted during
the reporting period;
(2) the number of individuals removed on each flight;
(3) the citizenship of the individuals removed;
(4) the statutory authority for each removal;
(5) the number of removals within each criminality
category, as defined in the integrated decision support
system, disaggregated by gender;
(6) the number of migrants removed with removal orders,
including the agency that issued the removal order; and
(7) the average cost per removal flight.
Within 60 days of the date of enactment of this Act and
monthly thereafter, ICE shall make available on a publicly
accessible website the number of flights to transfer aliens
to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay; the cost of each flight,
delineated by funding agency; the number of aliens on each
flight; and the cost to ICE and each other Federal agency and
Department to detain an alien on Naval Station Guantanamo
Bay. The website must also list from which congressionally
appropriated account the money is being drawn. The first
report shall also include such information for fiscal year
2025, delineated by month.
Removal Orders Reporting.--The agreement continues the
direction found under this heading in the explanatory
statement accompanying Public Law 118-47. Additionally, the
briefing shall include the total number of non-executable
final orders of removal.
Veterans Subject to Removal.--In addition to the direction
found under this heading in the House Report, ICE is further
directed to report the number of individuals removed from the
United States who are service members or veterans, their
length of service in the Armed Forces, their branch of
service, any receipt of medals or military decorations, any
criminal convictions, whether the individual appealed the
removal order to the Board of Immigration Appeals, and their
removal destination. This report shall be made available on a
publicly accessible website.
Virtual Attorney Visitation (VAV).--In addition to the
requirements found under the heading ``Access to Legal
Counsel'' in Senate Report 118-85, the agreement directs that
existing VAV booths be utilized for legal access purposes.
Further, ICE is directed to improve existing law libraries by
updating legal materials and providing online legal access.
Additionally, Legal Orientation Programs shall continue
without interruption to the maximum extent possible. ICE
shall establish consistent policies across all facilities for
scheduling access for VAV meetings. ICE shall provide a
briefing to the Committees on these efforts within 90 days of
the date of enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter.
The briefing shall include resource requirements for ensuring
legal access, any ongoing challenges brought forth by field
offices regarding certain facilities, the number of Legal
Orientation Programs taking place at each facility, and the
VAV utilization rate.
Mission Support
Personnel Well-Being.--The agreement provides an additional
$5,000,000 to support workforce readiness efforts. Within 60
days of the date of enactment of this Act, ICE shall brief
the Committees on their plans to execute this funding, other
investment opportunities, and the feasibility of establishing
an office modeled after the Workforce Care Division of U.S.
Customs and Border Protection.
Staffing Augmentation.--The agreement provides an
additional $425,000 to augment the Appropriations Liaison
team within the Office of the Chief Financial Officer. ICE is
directed to ensure that these new positions are filled
through an open, competitive interview process. Within 15
days of the date of enactment of this Act and monthly
thereafter, the Appropriations Liaison team is directed to
brief the Committees on the status of all outstanding items
owed to the Committees, including outstanding requests for
information, briefings that are overdue or due within the
next 20 business days, and reports that are overdue or due
within the next 20 business days.
Tactical Communications (TACCOM).--Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, ICE shall submit a detailed
plan for initiating and completing additional TACCOM
equipment and infrastructure upgrades and expansion projects.
The plan shall specify regional modernization priorities,
including any geographic areas that may require upgrades,
budget projections, and a timeline for initiating and
completing these site expansion priorities. The agreement
provides an additional $10,000,000 for TACCOM equipment
modernization for personnel funded by this Act.
Office of the Principal Legal Advisor
Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA) Hiring.--
Within 60 days of the date of enactment of this Act, ICE
shall submit a report to the Committees on a strategy for
OPLA hiring over the next five years, ongoing retention
efforts, recruitment goals, and litigation team augmentation
requirements to match the operational tempo and capacity of
the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $5,000,000 for the Consolidated ICE
Financial Solution.
Transportation Security Administration
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $10,635,434,000 for Operations and
Support and includes $98,523,000 for exit lane staffing;
$45,868,000 for law enforcement reimbursement; $34,088,000
for canine reimbursements; $27,392,000 for the Federal Flight
Deck Officer (FFDO) program; $20,000,000 for interconnected
airports; and $3,000,000 for artificial intelligence (AI)
multi-modal language translation technology.
Category-X Interconnection Program.--The Administrator
shall provide a briefing to the Committees not later than 180
days after the date of enactment of this Act on the status of
this program and an expansion plan for all Transportation
Security Administration (TSA)-serviced airports.
Explosive Detection System Optimization and Maintenance.--
The agreement provides $4,000,000 for TSA to continue
providing cost-effective ways to improve the reliability of
explosive detection systems.
Federal Flight Deck Officer Program.--Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, TSA shall brief the Committees
on the FFDO Program. The briefing shall include, at a
minimum, current backlogs of candidates awaiting initial
training, utilization rates for FFDO recurrent training, FFDO
firearms recertification training, plans to address the
training backlog, and the status of the full-time Atlanta
FFDO Recurrent Training Program facility.
UAS Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations.--During
promulgation of the final rule for the rulemaking entitled
``Normalizing Unmanned Aircraft Systems Beyond Visual Line of
Sight Operations'' in 90 Fed. Reg. 38212, TSA shall ensure
that any security requirements are commensurate with the risk
of the proposed activity.
Screening Locations.--The Committees emphasize that TSA may
continue screening at Reimbursable Screening Services Program
(RSSP) locations in the event of a future lapse of
authorization.
Throughput and Wait Times at TSA Checkpoints.--Not later
than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act and
quarterly thereafter, TSA shall provide a briefing to the
Committees on how staffing levels, including any anticipated
or proposed reductions, and investments in screening
equipment and technology are projected to affect passenger
throughput and wait times. The
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briefing shall include analysis of current staffing models,
deployment timelines for new technologies such as computed
tomography (CT) machines, and the anticipated effects of
these changes on operational efficiency and passenger wait
times at checkpoints.
Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response (VIPR) Teams.--
The agreement does not provide funding for VIPR teams or for
any of the functions typically performed by VIPR teams.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $330,230,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements, including $300,000,000 for
Checkpoint Property Security Screening (CPSS) and $15,000,000
for Credential Authentication Technology.
Checkpoint Property Security Screening.--The agreement
provides funding to allow TSA to accelerate the modernization
of CPSS equipment and directs TSA to brief the Committees
semiannually on its progress.
Identity Risk and Security Management.--The agreement
directs TSA to continue support of the pilot deployment of
biometric identity validation tools at key airports to
further advance the necessary infrastructure and investment
to support these operations. TSA shall ensure such systems
protect the biometric information of passengers and shall
ensure that such systems adhere to all applicable statutes,
regulations and guidelines relating to civil liberties and
privacy. TSA is further directed to report to the Committees
not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this
Act on the pilot deployments initiated and the ways in which
TSA's pilot deployments are safeguarding the privacy rights
of the traveling public.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
The agreement provides $24,000,000 for Research and
Development.
On Person Detection/Next Gen Advanced Imaging Technology.--
The agreement provides $12,000,000 to further develop and
certify AI-enhanced screening equipment.
Coast Guard
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $11,272,401,000 for Operations and
Support.
The agreement includes funding increases for the following:
$116,405,000 for IndoPacific expansion; $97,922,000 for the
2026 military pay raise; $40,000,000 for autonomous uncrewed
surface vessels; $40,000,000 for shore maintenance;
$30,000,000 for surface maintenance; $23,000,000 for sexual
assault and sexual harassment prevention and response;
$26,000,000 for large unmanned aerial systems operations;
$14,000,000 for medium unmanned aerial systems; $13,000,000
for the Technology Optimization and Modernization Fund;
$10,000,000 for additional childcare subsidies; $10,000,000
for uncrewed acoustic monitoring system pilot; $6,000,000 for
fishing safety grants; $4,500,000 for unmanned air intercept;
$3,000,000 for the maritime Transportation System Sector Risk
Management Agency; $2,500,000 for marine inspections and
standards for innovative vessels; $2,000,000 to study the
impact of seismic activity on Coast Guard facilities;
$1,750,000 for visit, board, search, and seizure equipment;
$1,000,000 for environmental compliance and remediation;
$250,000 for a study on illegal, unreported, and unregulated
fishing; $150,000 to continue a cetacean desk; and $100,000
for a contracting officer for Training Center Cape May.
For the fiscal year 2027 budget justification, the request
shall contain the same sub-PPA level of detail as provided in
fiscal year 2026.
Aerial Maritime Domain Awareness.--The agreement directs
the Coast Guard to test, train, and deploy unmanned aerial
systems to support its statutory missions and to expand
domain awareness. Within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the Coast Guard shall brief the Committees on its
efforts.
Child Care Subsidy.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall provide a
briefing on the implementation of this program.
Coast Guard Command Centers.--The Coast Guard shall provide
a report and briefing to the Committees on the state of Coast
Guard command centers, including technology gaps, top
challenges, and options for improvements within 120 days of
the date of enactment of this Act.
Coast Guard Missions.--The agreement directs the Coast
Guard to continue conducting its missions as described in 6
U.S.C. 468. The Committees remind the Coast Guard and the
Department of the prohibition to the significant or
substantial reduction to Coast Guard missions or its
capability to perform such missions for more than 90 days
without a waiver and directs the Department to fulfill the
requirements of 6 U.S.C. 468(e) within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act.
Coast Guard Oversight.--The agreement directs the Coast
Guard to fully comply with all oversight inquiries, including
into its Operation Fouled Anchor investigation. Within 30
days of the date of enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard
shall provide the Committees with a specific list of
impediments to responsiveness, as well as potential
mitigation opportunities.
Combatting Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU)
Fishing.--The Coast Guard shall collaborate with state and
academic partners that will quantify the impact and explore
the factors influencing increased IUU fishing activity.
Counternarcotics Efforts.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act and monthly thereafter, the Coast Guard
shall report to the Committees the amounts and types of
narcotics intercepted across each of its Districts. Within
180 days of the date of enactment of this Act, the Coast
Guard shall brief the Committees on options for heightening
drug interdiction efforts, particularly in the Pacific,
including collaboration with foreign partners. The briefing
shall detail the additional resources, intelligence, and
other support the Coast Guard requires to more fully meet the
demands of countering the drug smuggling across the Pacific.
Fishing Safety Grants.--The Coast Guard is directed to
provide a briefing to the Committees within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act on the execution of the Fishing
Safety Training and Fishing Safety Research Grant Programs.
If the Administration believes funding for this activity
should be provided directly to NIOSH in fiscal year 2027, the
briefing shall provide that justification and such a change
shall be articulated in the next budget request.
Funding Efforts to End Sexual Assault and Harassment.--Of
the increased funding provided for the Coast Guard's
prevention of and response to sexual assault and harassment,
$1,000,000 shall be to hire 10 new staff to implement the
best and most current sexual assault and harassment
prevention practices; $12,000,000 shall be to fund the
directed actions of the former Commandant related to the
Accountability Transparency Review (ATR) to address workforce
support through a new recruit preparatory course, increased
leadership courses, Integrated Primary Prevention, a victim
mentor program, and core values updates and communication;
and $10,000,000 shall be for legal support and oversight,
including travel and expert witness support for courts
martial, training and coordination, recruiting, reserve
support, licensure requirements, technology modernization,
and advice related to prevention and prosecution of sexual
assault and sexual harassment in the maritime industry.
Impacts on the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.--The Coast Guard
is directed to provide a report and briefing to the
Committees within 120 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, detailing the full extent of changes to Academy
curricula, policies, and organization, as well as impacts, if
any, on campus culture, cadets' morale, and the Academy's
overall mission.
Indo-Pacific Expansion.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall provide to the
Committees a spend plan for the additional funds provided,
including costs for personnel and operations, timelines for
implementation, and planned activities and operations.
Increased Initial Entry Training.--The Committees provide
$3,000,000 for the Coast Guard to evaluate and plan for the
acquisition of an additional initial entry training facility.
Implementation of Efforts to End Sexual Assault and
Harassment.--The agreement directs the Department to provide
the overdue independent review of the Coast Guard's efforts
to reduce and respond to sexual assault and sexual
harassment, as required in the Further Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2024 (P.L. 118-47). The agreement directs
the Coast Guard to provide a briefing within 30 days of the
date of enactment of this Act on what has been done to
implement the former Commandant's directives following the
ATR Team Report, detailing its efforts to reduce and respond
to sexual assault and specific resources the Service is
dedicating to each line of effort. The briefing shall also
detail the steps taken to enhance survivor advocacy and
support and efforts of the Sexual Assault, Prevention,
Response, and Recovery (SAPRR) Office. Beginning in fiscal
year 2027, future Coast Guard budget requests shall provide a
full accounting of all personnel, funding, training,
curriculum, and other efforts to end sexual assault and
sexual harassment within the Service; measurable outcomes of
such efforts; lessons learned; and descriptions of efforts
proposed within each budget request to eliminate sexual
assault and sexual harassment.
Long Range Command and Control Aircraft.--Not later than 15
days after the last day of each month, the Coast Guard shall
submit to the Committees, in a searchable and sortable
format, for the previous month:
(1) the flight manifests and itinerary for all Long-Range
Command and Control Aircraft flights, including the airframe
used for each flight;
(2) any alcoholic beverages consumed on the flight and the
source of such beverages;
(3) for official travel, the nexus to a statutory
Department of Homeland Security mission and justification for
trip; and
(4) the total cost of each flight.
Maritime Industry Cybersecurity Sector Risk Management.--
Within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act, the
Coast Guard shall provide a briefing to the Committees on the
integration of additional cybersecurity risk mitigation
activities funded by the funding increase.
Merchant Mariner Credential Program.--The Coast Guard shall
provide a briefing to the Committees within 60 days of the
date of enactment of this Act on progress to date of
implementing the new program, including an overview of the
features that are intended to improve the efficiency of the
credentialing process.
Recruitment and Retention.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the
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Coast Guard shall provide a briefing on efforts to recruit
and retain sufficient personnel and any resulting plans, with
timelines, to return stations to their previous operational
status.
Restoration of Capabilities.--The Coast Guard shall brief
the Committees within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act on plans to restore operational capabilities at
locations with degraded capabilities as a result of damages
resulting from major storms and other disasters.
Seismic Problem Study.--The agreement provides $2,000,000
for the Coast Guard to conduct a comprehensive study of
seismic risks to its facilities, including but not limited to
operational centers, housing units, and mission-critical
assets located in regions prone to seismic activity. This
study should identify infrastructure most at risk, assess
potential operational impacts of seismic events, and propose
mitigation strategies to improve resilience. The Coast Guard
shall submit a report to the Committees not later than three
years after the date of enactment of this Act, detailing
findings and recommendations for mitigation measures. Within
180 days of the date of enactment of this Act and
semiannually thereafter, Coast Guard shall brief the
Committees on the progress of the study.
Short-Range Reconnaissance Program.--The agreement directs
the Coast Guard to brief the Committees within 180 days of
the date of enactment of this Act on its plan to replenish
its small unmanned aircraft fleet.
Small Arms Simulation and Cognitive Training Capability
Improvements.--Within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, the Coast Guard shall provide a briefing on its
current capabilities and practices to improve cognitive
skills, operator situational awareness, judgment, and
proficiency in high-risk operations that involve the carry
and use of small arms.
State Boating Fees.--The agreement directs the Coast Guard
to provide a briefing within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act detailing any statutes, regulations, and policies
which govern the ability of states to collect fees related to
boating safety, search and rescue operations, and management
of aquatic invasive species as part of a process for
numbering undocumented vessels under chapter 123 of title 46,
United States Code.
Surface and Shore Maintenance.--Within 120 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall provide a
briefing to the Committees on Appropriations of the House of
Representatives and the Senate; the Committee on
Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of
Representatives; and the Committee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation of the Senate on the status of infrastructure
repairs, dredging, and long-term operability plans for Coast
Guard Station Cape Disappointment and the National Motor
Lifeboat School in Ilwaco, WA.
Tracking Missions.--In lieu of the direction provided under
this heading in the House Report, the agreement directs the
Coast Guard to report on actions taken since the beginning of
fiscal year 2025 to reallocate assets, resources, and
personnel to border security and immigration enforcement
activities, including plans for future reallocations. The
report shall detail, delineated by month, specific assets,
units, and other resources diverted, as well as impacts on
other Coast Guard mission statistics, metrics, and measures.
The Coast Guard shall provide this report, as well as a
briefing on said report, to the Committees within 90 days of
the date of enactment of this Act.
Uncrewed Acoustic Monitoring System Pilot.--The agreement
includes funding for a pilot of autonomous, wave and solar
powered, persistent, passive acoustic large-aperture towed
sonar arrays. The pilot shall prioritize functions including
monitoring transit routes, enhancing port and maritime
security, and detecting narcotic trafficking vessels,
particularly semi-submersibles in the Eastern Pacific and
Caribbean Sea.
Unfunded Priorities List (UPL).--The agreement directs the
Coast Guard to provide to the Committees a list of approved
but unfunded Coast Guard priorities and the funding needs for
each priority not later than 30 days after submission of the
fiscal year 2027 budget request.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $991,872,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements. This includes $152,000,000
for In-Service Vessel Sustainment; $54,900,000 for Cutter
Boats; $98,000,000 for Waterways Commerce Cutter, $43,500,000
for Polar Security Cutter III; $25,000,000 for a Great Lakes
Icebreaker; $12,000,000 for HC-144 Conversion/Sustainment;
$151,600,000 for MH-60T Sustainment; $99,340,000 for Other
Acquisition Programs; $75,000,000 for the Coast Guard
Academy; $15,000,000 for a National Security Cutter and Ocean
Going Buoy Tender Homeport; $15,000,000 for Station Lake
Tahoe; $6,000,000 for Mobile Medical Teams; $30,000,000 for a
Hanger at St. Paul, Alaska; $30,732,000 for Alaska Housing;
and $160,000,000 for Seattle Polar Security Cutter Homeport.
Fleet Mix Analysis.--Within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall submit the Fleet
Mix Analysis required in the explanatory statement
accompanying Public Law 117-103. The agreement reiterates
that the analysis be comprehensive and include all classes of
vessels, even those whose mission might not have a direct
bearing on the workload of other vessel classes.
Full-Funding Policy.--The agreement again directs the Coast
Guard to provide an exception to the current acquisition
policy that requires the Coast Guard to attain the total
acquisition cost for a vessel, including long lead time
materials (LLTM), production costs, and post-production
costs, before a production contract can be awarded. The Coast
Guard should position itself to acquire vessels in the most
efficient manner within the guidelines of strict governance
measures.
Funded Projects.--Projects funded by the agreement shall be
executed expeditiously and responsibly. Within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter, the
Coast Guard shall brief the Committees on any projects
experiencing significant cost increases, executability
concerns, or any other issues that increase the risk profile
of a project. Coast Guard shall provide the Committees
sufficient time to consider such increased risk profiles and
respond in an appropriate manner.
Vessels
Commercially Available Polar Icebreaker (USCGC Storis).--
The agreement directs Coast Guard to provide a description of
the actions required to fully missionize the Storis and to
provide a detailed cost estimate of such actions delineated
by year for the next five years in its fiscal year 2027
budget request.
Cutter Boats.--The amount for Cutter Boats includes
$24,000,000 to support the procurement of two Heavy Weather
Boat (SPC-HWX) replacements and program costs related to the
acquisition program.
Great Lakes Icebreaker.--The Coast Guard shall provide a
briefing on the Great Lakes Icebreaker Program within 180
days of the date of enactment of this Act.
Polar Security Cutter (PSC).--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall brief the
Committees on the program's progress and shall provide a
timeline and spend plan for the completion and delivery of
each fully or partially funded PSC. The Coast Guard is
directed to continue keeping the Committees fully informed of
the PSC program's progress both with regular quarterly
updates and, in the case of emergency or time-sensitive
issues, notifications as soon as possible.
Aircraft
Long-Range Unmanned Aircraft (LR-UAS).--The agreement
directs the Coast Guard to acquire aircraft for the LR-UAS
program consistent with the spend plan briefed to the
Committees on September 2, 2025. If the Coast Guard deviates
from the briefed spend plan, not later than 15 days after any
deviation, the Coast Guard shall brief the Committees on the
justification for the change and certify in writing that the
changes were in the best interest of the Coast Guard and the
American taxpayer. Additionally, the agreement provides
$98,000,000 for the purchase of MQ-9 long-range unmanned
aircraft and associated base stations, equipment related to
such aircraft and base stations, and associated program
management.
Review of MH-60 Acquisition and Missionization.--Within 60
days of the date of enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard
shall brief the Committees on options for streamlining the
acquisition and missionization of MH-60 rotary wing aircraft,
including potential utilization of similar design
specifications and production lines used for the Navy's MH-
60R or establishing a commercial production line of the MH-
60T. The Coast Guard shall brief the Committees on the
program's progress and shall provide a timeline and spend
plan for the completion of fleet expansion. The Coast Guard
is directed to continue to keep the Committees fully informed
of the program's progress both with regular quarterly updates
and, in the case of emergency or time-sensitive issues, as
soon as possible.
Shore and Aids to Navigation Facilities
Coast Guard Academy Infrastructure.--Within 120 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, the Coast Guard shall brief
the Committees on an initial plan for Academy improvements
using funds appropriated in this Act.
Coast Guard Cutter Homeports.--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, the agreement directs the Coast
Guard to provide a report for each homeport where an asset is
in active status, but its designated permanent homeport is
not complete. The report shall include the detailed timeline
for and projected costs associated with land acquisition,
permitting, planning, engineering, design, and construction.
Engineering and Design.--The Coast Guard must improve its
approach to informing Congress of its priorities for major
shore construction projects, housing, aids to navigation, and
Major Acquisition Systems Infrastructure (MASI). Accordingly,
beginning with the fiscal year 2028 budget submission, the
Coast Guard shall provide in its justification a specific
list of construction projects to be implemented if the budget
request for each project in the Shore Facilities and Aids to
Navigation PPA were to be funded at the request level and the
total projected future years' costs of each such project,
delineated by year. For fiscal year 2027, Coast Guard shall
provide this information in a briefing to the Committees not
later than 90 days after submission of the budget request.
Additionally, within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, Coast Guard shall provide a report on past
construction projects that received appropriated funding
within the past 10 years that did not proceed to construction
for failure to properly factor in
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preconstruction and engineering and design needs.
Facilities Plans.--Within 180 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, the Coast Guard shall provide to the Committees
long-term master facilities plans for the modernization and
upgrading of the Training Center Cape May and the Coast Guard
Academy campuses, which are necessary to facilitate
additional personnel accessions to accommodate the growing
mission demands on the Coast Guard. Each plan shall include a
Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) that includes capital project
budgets, an inventory of deferred maintenance items necessary
to sustain campus operations through completion of the CIP,
and schedule and sequencing estimates based upon funding
assumptions.
Polar Security Cutter (PSC) Homeport Base Seattle.--The
agreement provides $160,000,000 to prepare for PSC Homeport
Base Seattle, as identified in the fiscal year 2026 UPL.
Within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act and
quarterly thereafter, the Coast Guard shall provide a brief
updating the progress, timelines, and funding execution of
the project to date, as well as updates on future planning
and deliverables to facilitate Base Seattle's expansion.
Coast Guard shall also brief the Committees within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act on the total cost
estimate for Base Seattle modernization to allow homeport
completion and support for the three PSCs, the CGC Healy, and
up to four additional major cutters.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
The agreement provides $6,763,000 for Research and
Development.
United States Secret Service
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $3,128,304,000 for Operations and
Support, including increases of $46,116,000 for hiring of
certain positions; $36,701,000 for expanded protection of
protectees; $20,000,000 to support the use of autonomous
robotic targets in firearm and tactical training; $5,400,000
for modernizing situational awareness, communications, and
sensor automation across protective and law enforcement
operations through edge processing; and $1,226,000 for
enhancing protective intelligence operations.
Within the total amount provided, $96,299,000 is available
until September 30, 2027 and $20,000,000 is available until
September 30, 2028, as a one-time allowance to support
advanced preparation for the 2028 Summer Olympic and
Paralympic Games.
2026 FIFA World Cup and America250.--The agreement provides
$24,623,000 for activities related to 2026 FIFA World Cup and
America250 events. USSS is directed to provide a briefing to
the Committees on a quarterly basis outlining their planning
and coordination efforts with SLTT ahead of these events.
Employee Resiliency Programs.--USSS shall brief the
Committees on efforts to improve employee resiliency
programming and initiatives, including the impact of current
employee resiliency programs on retention, not later than 90
days after the date of enactment of this Act. The briefing
shall also include ongoing retention efforts for senior
agents to reduce reliance on and the utilization of supermax
pay.
Geospatial Technology.--The agreement provides $2,000,000
for the procurement of geospatial technology that enhances
the Service's ability to access, utilize, and analyze
commercial space-based data and imagery products for the
protective mission.
National Special Security Events (NSSEs).--The agreement
includes $44,623,000 for USSS to prepare for and execute
future NSSEs, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Not later
than 90 days after the enactment of this Act, USSS shall
provide a quarterly briefing to the Committees detailing
obligation and execution of funds, planning and coordination
efforts with SLTT law enforcement, and projected resource
requirements for NSSEs in fiscal year 2027 and outyears.
Previous Requirements.--The agreement continues the
directives found within Senate Report 118-85 under the
headings ``Secret Service Overtime'' and ``Strategic Human
Capital Plan''.
Protective Mission.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, USSS shall submit a report to the
Committees that examines the efforts to identify and
communicate threats with law enforcement partners during
protective events and includes an evaluation of the lessons
learned in light of the events of July 13, 2024.
Secret Service Hiring.--Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, USSS shall brief the Committees on
updated hiring projections for all law enforcement positions
from fiscal year 2026 to fiscal year 2030 and detail resource
requirements to meet such projections. The briefing shall
also include ongoing efforts to decrease the time to hire and
increase yield rates from applicants to hires, as well as the
impact that these hiring efforts will have on overtime costs.
Support for Computer Forensics Training.--The agreement
provides $64,777,000 to continue training in computer
forensics, to enhance academic certification efforts, and to
expand subject matter expert contracts to fulfill unmet
training needs. The agreement includes an additional
$5,000,000 for expansion of the curriculum at the National
Computer Forensics Institute to include forensic analysis of
small unmanned aerial systems.
Recruitment and Retention Initiatives.--USSS is directed to
brief the Committees not later than 30 days after the date of
enactment of this Act on plans to appropriately resource
recruitment and retention initiatives in fiscal years 2026
through 2029.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $118,517,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements.
Long Term Acquisition and Refresh Cycles.--USSS is directed
to brief the Committees within 120 days on all ongoing and
anticipated projects that operate on a sliding refresh cycle.
The briefing should include current and anticipated costs,
including outyear projections through fiscal year 2030.
TITLE II--ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
Section 201. The agreement continues a provision regarding
overtime compensation.
Section 202. The agreement continues a provision allowing
CBP to sustain or increase operations in Puerto Rico and the
U.S. Virgin Islands with appropriated funds.
Section 203. The agreement continues a provision regarding
the availability of passenger fees collected from certain
countries.
Section 204. The agreement continues a provision allowing
CBP access to certain reimbursements for preclearance
activities.
Section 205. The agreement continues a provision regarding
the importation of prescription drugs from Canada.
Section 206. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision regarding the waiver of certain navigation and
vessel-inspection laws.
Section 207. The agreement continues a provision preventing
the establishment of new border crossing fees at LPOEs.
Section 208. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the Commissioner of CBP to submit an expenditure plan for
funds made available under the heading, ``U.S. Customs and
Border Protection--Procurement, Construction, and
Improvements''.
Section 209. The agreement continues a provision on vetting
operations at existing locations.
Section 210. The agreement includes a new provision
regarding a requirement for surveillance technology to be
autonomous, consistent with the definition found in P.L. 119-
21.
Section 211. The agreement includes a new provision
regarding the standard of treatment for certain individuals
in CBP custody.
Section 212. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds provided under the heading,
``U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement--Operations and
Support'' to continue a delegation of authority under the
287(g) program if the terms of an agreement governing such
delegation have been materially violated.
Section 213. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds provided under the heading
``U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement--Operations and
Support'' to contract for detention services if the facility
receives less than ``adequate'' ratings in two consecutive
performance evaluations and requires that such evaluations be
conducted by the ICE OPR.
Section 214. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the Secretary to reprogram funds within and transfer funds to
``U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement--Operations and
Support'' to ensure the detention of noncitizens prioritized
for removal.
Section 215. The agreement continues a provision that
requires ICE to provide statistics about its detention
population.
Section 216. The agreement continues a provision related to
reporting on 287(g) agreements.
Section 217. The agreement includes a new provision
requiring ICE to submit a monthly obligation plan.
Section 218. The agreement includes a new provision
requiring an execution plan for detention facilities funded
by P.L. 119-21.
Section 219. The agreement includes a new provision related
to ICE international attaches and liaisons.
Section 220. The agreement continues a provision clarifying
that certain elected and appointed officials are not exempt
from Federal passenger and baggage screening.
Section 221. The agreement continues a provision
authorizing TSA to use funds from the Aviation Security
Capital Fund for the procurement and installation of
explosive detection systems or for other purposes authorized
by law.
Section 222. The agreement continues a provision requiring
TSA to provide a report that includes the Capital Investment
Plan, the five-year technology investment plan, and
information on Advanced Integrated Passenger Screening
Technologies.
Section 223. The agreement includes a new provision
requiring briefings on unclaimed money at TSA checkpoints.
Section 224. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds made available by this Act under the
heading ``Coast Guard--Operations and Support'' for
recreational vessel expenses, except to the extent fees are
collected from owners of yachts and credited to this
appropriation.
Section 225. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the Commandant of the Coast Guard to submit a future-years
capital investment plan.
Section 226. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds to reduce the staff or mission at the Coast
Guard's legacy Operations System Center.
Section 227. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds to conduct a competition for activities
related to the Coast Guard National Vessel Documentation
Center.
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Section 228. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the use of funds to alter, but not reduce, operations within
the Civil Engineering program of the Coast Guard.
Section 229. The agreement continues a provision allowing
for use of the Coast Guard Housing Fund.
Section 230. The agreement includes a new provision
appropriating an additional amount for the USCG to purchase
MQ-9 systems.
Section 231. The agreement includes a new provision
regarding Force Design 2028.
Section 232. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the Secret Service to obligate funds in anticipation of
reimbursement for personnel receiving training.
Section 233. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds made available to the Secret Service from
being used for the protection of the head of a Federal agency
other than the Secretary of Homeland Security, except when
the Director has entered into a reimbursable agreement for
such protection services.
Section 234. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the reprogramming of funds within ``United States Secret
Service--Operations and Support''.
Section 235. The agreement continues a provision allowing
funds provided under the heading ``United States Secret
Service--Operations and Support'' to be available for travel
of employees on protective missions without regard to the
limitations on such expenditures.
Section 236. The agreement includes a new provision for the
National Computer Forensics Institute.
Section 237. The agreement includes a new provision
providing for additional overtime payments for certain United
States Secret Service personnel.
Section 238. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the construction of border security barriers in
specified areas.
TITLE III--PROTECTION, PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE, AND RECOVERY
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $2,218,634,000 for Operations and
Support. The agreement does not adopt the consolidation of
PPAs within Cybersecurity, as proposed in the budget request.
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Hiring.--The Committees provide $20,000,000 to hire
additional Federal staff to critical positions, of which
$4,000,000 is provided to each of the following PPAs for
these purposes: Threat Hunting; Vulnerability Management;
Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation; Security Programs; and
Security Advisors. Within 60 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, CISA shall brief the Committees on a hiring plan
for these positions.
CISA Workforce.--CISA shall maintain a workforce consistent
with the personnel and FTE funded by the pay and non-pay
amounts provided in this Act. CISA shall not reduce staffing
in such a way that it lacks sufficient staff to effectively
carry out its statutory missions, including cybersecurity and
infrastructure security for the Federal Civilian Executive
Branch agencies, SLTT partners, Sector Risk Management
Agencies, international partners, and other stakeholders.
Further, CISA is directed to maintain no fewer than 10
regional field offices around the country and is directed to
ensure that CISA employs no fewer than one expert ``Cyber
Security Advisor'' per state or territory devoted exclusively
to assisting such state or territory.
Election Security.--The agreement provides $39,610,000 to
continue Election Security Program activities funded in
fiscal year 2024, including Election Security Advisors in
each CISA Region and the continuation of the Elections
Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center (EI-
ISAC).
Triannual Classified Briefings.--In addition to the
briefings required under this heading in the House Report,
CISA shall provide timely classified briefings on emergent
issues.
Cybersecurity
Attack Surface Management (ASM) Program.--In addition to
the requirements found in the House Report under this
heading, the briefing must also include the cost estimate of
administering ASM as a shared service. CISA is further
directed to continue enhancing its ability to centrally
verify and manage asset and vulnerability data on internet-
facing cyber terrain for Federal, critical infrastructure,
and SLTT partner networks. CISA shall sustain efforts funded
in fiscal years 2022-2024 for ASM. Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall brief the
Committees on progress made deploying its ASM capabilities.
The briefing shall include a detailed description of fiscal
year 2022-2025 funds execution and deliverables provided; a
plan and milestones for execution of fiscal year 2026 funds;
a demonstration of asset and vulnerability identification
capability currently deployed; and a discussion of how CISA
uses this capability to verify and manage Federal, critical
infrastructure, and SLTT asset and vulnerability data, as
well as helps these partners prioritize and remediate
critical vulnerabilities.
Cyber Workforce Development Activities.--Within 180 days of
the date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall brief the
Committees on the TryCyber, Threat Sandbox Challenges, and
other cyber workforce development programs. The briefing
shall include a discussion of such programs' integration of
artificial intelligence tools and other emerging
technologies.
Cybersecurity Grant Program.--Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CISA shall report to and brief the
Committees on any request in the budget to establish a
cybersecurity grant program aimed at private and public
water, transportation, and energy providers to implement risk
reduction strategies.
Data Security Vulnerability Improvements.--Within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall submit a
report to the Committees that examines existing security
vulnerabilities of Federal civilian executive branch (FCEB)
agencies' IT systems. The report shall include an examination
of emerging technologies that could improve the FCEB's data
security and protection, such as immutable logging of suspect
activity by default, intrusion detection and prevention of
mechanisms, automation of asset management, and behavioral
indicators.
Federal Cyber Skilling Academy.--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, CISA is directed to provide a
briefing on the steps taken to grow the pipeline of the
Federal cybersecurity workforce and the progress made,
including the number of personnel who have been trained and
been placed into a cybersecurity-related position since the
inception of the Academy.
Federal Network Security Reporting.--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall provide to the
Committees a progress report on the success of each Federal
agency and department to implement the established program
goals. The report shall also include an accounting of non-
CISA resources used for implementation. Finally, the report
shall include a description of implementation plans through
fiscal year 2028, including desired target completion goals,
methods for updating lifecycle costs, acquisition program
schedules, and details on how innovation and evolving
technology, such as end point detection, could improve
Federal network and data security. If necessary, this report
may be submitted in a classified format with an unclassified
summary.
Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Initiative.--The Committees
direct CISA to continue its PQC Initiative to prepare for
cybersecurity challenges stemming from the capability of
quantum computing algorithms to break traditional encryption
methods.
Space Systems.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, CISA shall brief the Committees on its
cybersecurity efforts related to commercial space systems.
The briefing shall include the feasibility and costs of
implementing a pilot program in coordination with the Office
of the National Cyber Director (ONCD), National Space
Council, and heads of other agencies as appropriate to
develop an online, publicly available clearinghouse of
information specifically aimed at assisting small business
concerns with the secure development, operation, and
maintenance of commercial satellite systems.
State Court Electronic Data.--The Committees direct CISA to
maintain and expand upon prior year outreach to the state
courts through national level associations to drive
participation and understanding of services available to
prevent, protect against, and respond to cyberattacks on
state court electronic data systems.
Infrastructure Security
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Emergency Preparedness and
Continuity Planning.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, CISA shall brief the Committees on its efforts
to strengthen AI emergency preparedness and continuity
planning activities across critical infrastructure sectors
that implement AI in their operations. This includes enhanced
regional coordination, technical assistance to state and
local governments, risk assessments, and pre-incident
operational planning. The briefing shall include initiatives
to prioritize support to high-risk communities and sectors
vulnerable to natural disasters, cyber incidents, and complex
emergencies.
Bomb Disposal Technician Training and Technology Events
(TTEs).--CISA shall utilize the Office of Bombing Prevention
resources to hold a minimum of four technician TTEs across
the Nation bringing together Federal and SLTT agencies and
industry partners. Within 120 days of the date of enactment
of this Act, CISA shall brief the Committees on efforts to
conduct these annual TTEs across the Nation. This briefing
shall include schedules to conduct a minimum of four TTEs per
fiscal year and the total program cost.
Bombing Prevention.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CISA is directed to brief the
Committees on its fiscal year 2026 plans to support the bomb
technician community to include continuing education, post
graduate proficiency, and advanced training.
School Safety.--The agreement provides $3,341,000 to
maintain the fiscal year 2024 level for Federal school safety
programs.
Risk Management Operations
National Risk Management Center (NRMC) Strategic
Engagement.--Within 180 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, CISA shall provide a briefing on the NRMC's strategic
engagement with election stakeholders, including engagement
progress to date, future engagement plans and priorities, and
information regarding any identified election security risks
and shortfalls that should be mitigated in the near-, mid-,
and long-terms.
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Stakeholder Engagement and Requirements
International Cybersecurity Engagement.--CISA shall
coordinate with the Department of State and other entities as
appropriate to assess ongoing and recently-completed
cybersecurity engagement activities with international
partners, including requests for cybersecurity support,
technical assistance, or expertise provided to foreign
governments and foreign owners and operators of critical
infrastructure. The assessment shall include details on the
processes for, barriers to providing, and the average time
and cost of providing such support or assistance. Within 270
days of the date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall submit
a report to the Committees on the assessment and how it will
inform new engagement strategies, including a classified
annex if appropriate.
Tribal Engagement.--CISA shall brief the Committees within
180 days of the date of enactment of this Act on its
engagement with federally recognized tribes. The briefing
shall identify how CISA promotes the effective delivery of
agency programs, resources, and services to Alaska Native,
American Indian, and Native Hawaiian communities within the
United States.
Mission Support
Open-Source Software.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, CISA shall brief the Committees on the
feasibility, benefits, and costs of establishing an Open-
Source Software Management function modeled after open-source
program offices, such as those in the private sector, the
nonprofit sector, academia, and other non-Federal entities.
The analysis shall consider the secure usage of open-source
software at CISA, policies and process for contributions to
and releases of open-source software at the agency,
interfaces with the open-source software community, and
manages and reduces risks of using open-source software at
the agency.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $386,464,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements (PC&I). Of the total,
$367,821,000 is provided for Cybersecurity Assets and
Infrastructure, including $302,649,000 for Continuous
Diagnostics and Mitigation; $60,172,000 for the Cyber
Analytics Data System; and $5,000,000 for Threat Hunting for
cyber defense operations with CyberSentry. Additionally,
$18,643,000 is provided for Emergency Communications Assets
and Infrastructure, which includes Next Generation Networks
Priority Services Phase 2.
Cybersecurity
Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM).--Within 120
days of the date of enactment of this Act, CISA shall brief
the Committees on its implementation of the CDM program,
including agencies' CDM activities previously or currently
supported with CISA funding, the duration of such funding
support for each agency--including durations for those that
are no longer supported with CISA funds--and when such
agencies will begin fully funding their CDM activities.
Spend Plan.--Within 60 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, CISA shall provide the Committees with a spend plan
for the funds provided under PC&I.
Threat Hunting.--As a part of the quarterly budget and
staffing briefing requirements, CISA shall brief the
Committees on the progress made under the CyberSentry
program.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $1,667,038,000 for Operations and
Support, including increases of: $47,000,000 for activities
within the Mt. Weather Emergency Operations Center;
$35,765,000 for restoration of positions eliminated in fiscal
year 2025; $14,208,000 for Grants Management Modernization;
$15,168,000 to support enhanced equipment for Urban Search
and Rescue Task Forces; $5,137,000 for continuity of
communications; $3,000,000 to support FIFA World Cup and
America250 events; $3,000,000 for the expansion of innovative
technologies in coordinated disaster response; $1,796,000 for
Region II facilities; and $1,000,000 for the administration
of the Next Generation Warning System.
Community Disaster Resilience Zones (CDRZ).--Within 180
days of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief
the Committees on best practices from the development and
rollout of CDRZ and how such practices will be incorporated
into future zone selection criteria. FEMA is directed to
engage SLTT stakeholders prior to briefing the Committees.
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending
(CPF/CDS) Grants Administration.--The agreement provides
$3,200,000 for the administration of CPF/CDS grants. Not
later than 60 days after the release of a Notice of Funding
Opportunity (NOFO) for CPF/CDS projects and monthly
thereafter, FEMA shall provide a list of projects deemed
ineligible--including ineligibility related to Hazard
Mitigation Plans--or at risk of being deemed as such, to
include amounts for each project. The report shall cover
fiscal years 2022-2026.
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Activities.--
In conjunction with the fiscal year 2027 budget request
submission, FEMA is directed to provide a proposed
distribution of funds provided in Mission Support to oversee
activities and programs transferred from CWMD. FEMA may also
submit any recommendations for efficiencies or reductions to
these programs.
Disaster-Impacted Renters and Rental Markets.--Within 30
days of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA, in
coordination with the Department of Housing and Urban
Development, shall support a National Academy of Public
Administration study examining how renters and rental markets
have recovered from recent major disasters, with a focus on
disasters involving long displacement times for significant
numbers of renter households.
Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC).--The
agreement directs FEMA to ensure that the level of funding
for EMAC is specified in the budget request for fiscal year
2027.
FEMA Advisory Committee.--Within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA shall report to the Committees on
the status of the National Advisory Council, the National Dam
Safety Review Board, and the Technical Mapping Advisory
Council and provide a timeline for appointing members to
unfilled positions.
FEMA Workforce.-- FEMA shall maintain staffing levels,
including a reservist workforce and its Cadre of Response/
Recovery Employees, necessary to fulfill the missions
required under the Homeland Security Act of 2002 (Public Law
107-296; 115 Stat. 2135; 6 U.S.C. 101 et seq.); the Robert T.
Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act (Public
Law 100-707; 102 Stat. 4689; 42 U.S.C. 5121 et seq.); the
Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (P.L. 106-390, 114 Stat.
1552); the Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act of
2006 (title VI of Public Law 109-295; 120 Stat. 1394); the
Sandy Recovery Improvement Act of 2013 (division B of Public
Law 113-2; 127 Stat. 39); the Disaster Recovery Reform Act of
2018 (division D of Public Law 115-254; 132 Stat. 3438); and
other FEMA authorities. For example, FEMA's activities
related to its federal assistance mission shall include
issuing guidance, reviewing disaster and non-disaster grant
applications, obligating and outlaying awards, and providing
technical assistance and operational support to grantees in a
timely manner; reviewing and approving plans for obligating
and expending Federal funds; reviewing expenditures and
reports for waste, fraud, and abuse; and performing all other
necessary duties to allow recipients to proceed without
unnecessary interruption. Within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, and monthly thereafter, FEMA shall
provide a briefing to the Committees on staffing levels and
workload requirements, as detailed above, delineated by PPA
and program office. Such briefings shall also include
projected staffing levels for the remainder of the fiscal
year in light of the agreement's rejection of the position
reductions implemented in fiscal year 2025.
FEMA and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Dam
Removal.--Within 180 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, FEMA and FWS shall provide a joint briefing to the
Committees on plans to increase interagency coordination
around dam removal and flood map updates and provide a
timeline for the updating of flood maps for states where dam
removals have taken place within the past 10 years.
FEMA Regional Offices.--FEMA shall not close, eliminate, or
consolidate its regional offices in a manner that violates
current statute.
FEMA Review Council.--FEMA shall not implement an
elimination or reorganization plan for the Agency or any
proposal to inhibit the performance of the Agency's functions
and activities funded by this Act without an act of Congress
permitting such measures.
Flood Early Warning Systems.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the Committees on its
assessment of the operational reliability of flood early
warning systems.
Hail.--FEMA shall report to the Committees within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act on identification of
cost-effective and widely-deployable solutions to reduce
damage caused by severe weather events involving hail.
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.--Within 30 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the
Committees on execution of the Hazard Mitigation Grant
Program.
Nation-State Actor Threats.--FEMA, in conjunction with CISA
and other relevant DHS stakeholders, is directed to develop
an outreach plan amongst emergency management leadership to
provide regular updates on potential nation-state actor
threats, identify ways in which existing programs can be
updated and utilized to enhance preparedness, and communicate
strategies to increase public awareness. FEMA shall brief the
Committees on such a plan within 270 days of the date of
enactment of this Act.
Next Generation Warning System (NGWS) Administration.--FEMA
is directed to provide a briefing to the Committees within 30
days of the date of enactment of this Act on plans for
administration of the NGWS grant program for fiscal year
2026, as well as details of the administration of fiscal year
2025 funds.
Safeguarding Tomorrow through Ongoing Risk Mitigation
(STORM) Act.--The agreement continues $1,000,000 and
associated personnel to continue the fiscal year 2024 service
level to manage and administer such grants.
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Satellite-Driven Hazard
Monitoring.--The agreement provides an additional $4,000,000
to support continuous SAR satellite-driven hazard monitoring
technology. Not later than 120 days
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after the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a
spend plan to the Committees for these enhanced funds.
Additionally, within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, FEMA is directed to brief the Committees on efforts
to integrate this technology into current disaster response
efforts.
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Training.--The agreement
provides an additional $5,000,000 for UAS training efforts
and directs FEMA to collaborate with the Federal Aviation
Administration's (FAA) Center of Excellence for UAS and other
subject matter experts to build a federated ecosystem to
teach, train, educate, certify, and credential first
responders to employ UAS skills during emergency management
events.
Urban Flood Mapping Pilot Program.--Within 60 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the
Committees on progress in developing the previously-enacted
Urban Flood Mapping pilot program, which received $1,200,000
through Public Law 116-93.
Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission
Recommendations.--FEMA is directed to brief the Committees
within 180 days of the date of enactment of this Act, and
semi-annually thereafter, on efforts to implement relevant
Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission
recommendations. Such briefings shall include efforts to
conduct stakeholder engagement, identification of
recommendations that are regulatory in nature or require
congressional action, and resources to aid in implementation.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $156,419,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements. Of this amount, $63,625,000
is for improvements at Mt. Weather Emergency Operations
Center; $52,375,000 is for national continuity programs; and
$12,000,000 is for the Integrated Public Alert and Warning
System.
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
The agreement includes $3,836,748,513 for Federal
Assistance.
Continuing Training Grants.--Within the total amount
provided for Continuing Training Grants, $1,900,000 shall be
for FEMA to partner with the FAA Center of Excellence for UAS
to conduct a regional training program on utilizing UAS for
disaster preparedness and response for SLTT responders;
$7,600,000 shall be for activities of the National
Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium (NCPC); and not less
than $2,850,000 shall be competitively awarded for FEMA-
certified rural and tribal training.
Flood Hazard Mapping and Risk Analysis Program (RiskMAP).--
Within 180 days of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA
shall brief the Committees on progress in implementing
RiskMAP.
Grant Award Considerations.--When awarding grants, the
Administrator shall consider the needs of cybersecurity
preparedness and planning, state court cybersecurity, 911
call capability, alert and warning capabilities, and
implementation of the REAL ID Act (P. L. 109-13).
Grants Reporting.--Within 30 days of the date of enactment
of this Act and not later than the fifth business day of each
month thereafter, FEMA shall provide to the Committees a
report identifying the current expected NOFO release dates
for each Federal assistance program for which funding is
provided or was otherwise made available in fiscal year 2025
and fiscal year 2026 by this or any other Act. The report
shall identify the current expected application, review, and
award schedules. Following the awarding of Federal assistance
for each program, each report shall include the amounts
expended under such program's awards. The report shall
include the status of all prior year Federal assistance
funding, including whether and for what amounts any such
funds have been reprogrammed, transferred, obligated,
expended, or lapsed. Additionally, within 90 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a report
to the Committees detailing the rationale for each
individual award termination and the amount terminated.
Improving Rural Access to Assistance to Firefighters Grants
(AFG) and Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response
(SAFER).--FEMA is directed to review the AFG and SAFER grant
programs and identify potential improvements. Within 270 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the
Committees on recommendations to improve access and
distribution of AFG and SAFER grants to rural fire
departments.
Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA)
Set-Aside for State Homeland Security Program (SHSP) and
Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI).--Prior to establishing
the LETPA set-aside for the SHSP and UASI grant programs,
FEMA is directed to brief the Committees on the threat
environment. FEMA shall include a discussion of any
stakeholder engagement conducted to date in such briefing.
National Domestic Preparedness Consortium (NDPC).--Within
the funds provided for NDPC, $3,000,000 shall be used to
improve domestic preparedness and provide training to
emergency responders and event personnel involved in large
spectator sports or special events, and $5,000,000 shall be
used to provide training for rural county emergency response
officials.
Next Generation Warning System (NGWS).--FEMA shall use
funds provided for the NGWS for technical assistance,
infrastructure replacement, infrastructure hardening,
cybersecurity, technology infrastructure, improving access to
alerts, and operational continuity support.
Operation Stonegarden.--Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA is directed to submit to the
Committees data from the last three fiscal years detailing
Operation Stonegarden awards by state and recipient and the
process used to determine such awards and recipients.
Additionally, FEMA shall brief the Committees on the data and
justifications for Operation Stonegarden awards 15 days
before such awards are publicly announced.
Reporting on Lithium-ion Battery Related Fires.--The U.S.
Fire Administration (USFA) shall form a cadre of Fire Data
Leaders nationwide to provide technical expertise and
assistance to local fire departments in need, and the
agreement provides an additional $500,000 for the development
of a National Fire Data Corps to support fire and emergency
services in their adoption and use of National Emergency
Response Information System (NERIS). Additionally, the
agreement provides an increase of $5,000,000 in support of
USFA's user training on NERIS, including training on
reporting lithium-ion battery-related fires.
Temporary Housing and Non-Congregate Sheltering.--The
agreement directs GAO to conduct an assessment of current
temporary housing and non-congregate sheltering options,
including non-congregate structures, that are available on
the market and whether FEMA utilized the most cost-effective,
viable solutions following major disaster declarations in
fiscal years 2022-2025. GAO shall brief the Committees within
270 days of the date of enactment of this Act on the costs,
benefits, disadvantages, feasibility, and utility of the
creation of a national stockpile of rapid response, cost-
effective temporary shelter solutions.
U.S. Fire Administration.--The agreement provides an
additional $5,000,000 for NERIS modernization. FEMA is
directed to continue its traditional funding for the
congressionally-mandated National Fallen Firefighters
Memorial. Additionally, FEMA shall provide a briefing to the
Committees within 180 days of the date of enactment of this
Act regarding any plans to revise Emergency Support Function
#4--Firefighting to clarify or change USFA's role in
responding to structural fires and wildland fires that burn
into the wildland urban interface.
Urban Area Security Initiative.--Within 90 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a briefing to
the Committees detailing the current risk and threat
assessment methodology used for UASI, any geographic-related
factors used to assess the risk of urban areas applying for
funding, and how such geographic-related factors are used in
developing urban areas' risk and threats. Further, FEMA shall
provide to the Committees a report on fiscal year 2022-2025
UASI funding awards, the number of grant applicants in those
years, and any quantitative or qualitative results or other
outcomes related to such awards within 180 days of the date
of enactment of this Act. Additionally, FEMA is directed to
examine the enhanced use of the FBI's Threat Review and
Prioritization program in the development of Metropolitan
Statistical Area Risk Profiles.
DISASTER RELIEF FUND
The agreement provides $26,367,000,000 for the Disaster
Relief Fund (DRF).
Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC).--
Within 30 days of the date of enactment of this Act and
monthly thereafter, FEMA shall brief the Committees on the
status of BRIC, including projected funding levels. Within 90
days of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief
the Committees on the abilities of states and local
jurisdictions to qualify for access to BRIC. The briefing
shall include, but not be limited to, an analysis of the
applicants' abilities to meet the program's building code
requirements, their options outside of the program to assist
communities with needed predisaster mitigation, and other
challenges in addressing predisaster mitigation. The briefing
shall also include a discussion of the feasibility of
modifying the existing technical scoring criteria in the NOFO
to provide local jurisdictions with full application points
for the building codes implemented by municipalities within
the boundary of a county, as well as for other mechanisms to
protect property such as advanced floodplain regulations and
drainage criteria carried out by a county. Additionally,
within 180 days of the date of enactment of this Act, FEMA is
directed to brief the Committees on the steps taken to
address applicants' concerns regarding building codes.
BRIC Termination Reporting.--Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA is directed to brief the
Committees on the specific BRIC grants terminated by FEMA. At
a minimum, the briefing shall include a table for each
terminated BRIC grant detailing: the previous grant award
amount; the percentage of the award disbursed prior to
termination; the amount of the award that the grantee
returned as a result of the BRIC award termination; a
description of work completed under the BRIC award prior to
termination; and a description of work unable to be completed
due to BRIC award termination. Additionally, within 60 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, the Department shall
brief the Committees on its rationale for terminating the
BRIC program, including justifying forgoing long-term savings
associated with investing in predisaster
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mitigation. The briefing shall include comprehensive
empirical data related to claims of waste, fraud, and abuse,
to the extent that any exists.
Debris Removal.--Within 90 days of the date of enactment of
this Act, FEMA is directed to submit to the Committees a
report clarifying debris removal and public safety policies
across all types of communities with established community
associations. Additionally, within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the Committees on the
number and type of discrimination incidents related to debris
removal reported to FEMA since October 1, 2022, as well as a
summary of related public comments received during the
drafting of the most recent version of FEMA's Public
Assistance Program and Policy Guide (PAPPG).
Declaration of a Disaster.--Within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a briefing and
submit to the Committees current or updated written
evaluation factors, thresholds, and any other written or
unwritten criteria used to determine eligibility requirements
when making final recommendations related to emergency or
major disaster declarations. The briefing shall include how
each declaration request received by the Executive Branch in
the previous fiscal quarter measures against the specific
factors, thresholds, and criteria identified. The briefing
shall also include the specific reason(s) for any delays in
findings of eligibility or ineligibility of more than 20 days
from the receipt of each outstanding emergency declaration
request or 30 days from the receipt of each outstanding major
disaster declaration request. Additionally, updated factors,
thresholds, and criteria shall be provided to the Committees
not later than the day on which any such update takes effect.
DRF Monthly Report.--In addition to the information
required in the monthly report, FEMA is directed to provide a
projection of obligations from the DRF for the twelve-month
period following the date of submission of the current
month's report to the Committees.
Housing Assistance Delivery.--GAO shall provide a report
and briefing to the Committees within 270 days of the date of
enactment of this Act analyzing the economic impacts of
FEMA's financial housing assistance on communities that have
housing shortages.
Immediate Needs Funding (INF).--Within 30 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the Committees on
current policies and procedures for INF implementation,
including the analysis of DRF balances and obligation
projections used to inform implementation decisions, and the
categories of work for which FEMA would likely delay
reimbursements of otherwise eligible costs during
implementation. Additionally, the briefing shall include an
analysis of the benefits and costs of utilizing a strategic
approach to the deployment of INF as opposed to an overall
cessation of reimbursements. Further, FEMA shall brief the
Committees monthly regarding any ongoing utilization of INF,
including the analysis and metrics used to make an
implementation decision, and the projected date by which INF
implementation will end. Finally, during any implementation
of INF, FEMA shall provide to the Committees a weekly report
of delayed eligible reimbursements delineated by declared
disaster, state, and categories of work.
Indirect Costs Reimbursement.--Until FEMA establishes
management cost rates for the Disaster Case Management (DCM)
program, FEMA shall provide an annual report to Congress on
the effect of failing to establish management cost rates on
DCM capacity, particularly with respect to nonprofit DCM
providers.
Natural Infrastructure Activities.--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a report to
the Committees on the number, total requested funding, and
percentage of fiscal years 2023 and 2024 BRIC applications
for natural infrastructure projects, as well as a comparison
of such data points to each of the fiscal years 2020 through
2022 grant cycles. The report shall be disaggregated by
successful and unsuccessful applications and detail the types
of natural infrastructure activities funded.
Preservation of Surveyors Marks.--Within 180 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a briefing
to the Committees on the potential benefits of including
surveying mark preservation performed by land surveyors as a
core activity for disaster planning, emergency response,
disaster cleanup, and disaster recovery efforts.
Public and Individual Assistance.--Section 313 of this Act
includes language requiring FEMA to produce an interactive
dashboard on its publicly accessible website showing the
status of certain requests for reimbursement. The dashboard
shall include the following information:
(1) the damage category code;
(2) for each proposed grant award, information on each cost
estimate, applicant ID, the date of each submission, the
descriptions for each project, and the cost of each project
delineated by the Federal and non-Federal cost-share;
(3) the status of FEMA's review and approval of each cost
estimate submitted, including the date on which a project is
approved and the date on which the grant is issued;
(4) an explanation for any cost estimate that is not
approved, or if the grant is not provided in the timeline as
required, and any corrective action taken by FEMA;
(5) project-level progress updates;
(6) requests for assistance submitted, including dates and
amounts of each request, timelines for submissions of
required information, and dates of approval and disbursement
of awards; and
(7) any other information the Administrator determines to
be appropriate to ensure transparency and accountability in
the administration of public assistance.
Reimbursements.--FEMA is directed to complete a review of
outstanding reimbursements expeditiously and to provide a
report to the Committees within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, and monthly thereafter, outlining any
previous or ongoing challenges to reviewing reimbursement
claims in a timely manner. Each report shall include the
current number of disaster reimbursement requests currently
pending FEMA review, delineated by state and funding amount,
and a plan and timeline for reducing the number of open
requests.
Reimbursement for Interest.--Within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, FEMA shall provide a report to the
Committees detailing reimbursement for interest accumulated
on qualifying disaster relief loans pursuant to the most
recent version of the PAPPG. The report shall include details
on the process through which entities can apply for interest
reimbursement and information or examples about how interest
reimbursement has been provided.
Snowstorms.--The agreement reaffirms Congress' intent,
pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 5122(2), that snowstorms shall be
eligible for Federal relief under major disaster declarations
and notes that a major disaster declaration shall not be
withheld simply due to that disaster's classification as a
snowstorm.
Temporary Shelters and Emergency Housing.--FEMA is directed
to brief the Committees within 270 days of the date of
enactment of this Act on the current utilization restrictions
and categorical eligibility regarding temporary transportable
housing units and alternative temporary transportable housing
units, the reasons such restrictions are in place, and
potential future adjustments.
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE FUND
The agreement includes $226,000,000 for the National Flood
Insurance Fund (NFIF). FEMA is directed to conduct quarterly
reporting on the NFIF in a public and transparent manner
while complying with other reporting requirements in statute.
Should FEMA fail to meet the quarterly reporting requirement,
the Administrator is required to provide a documented reason
for the delay and a status update every 30 days to the
Committees until the report is issued. If the Administrator
fails to produce a quarterly report, the Administrator or
their designee is required to provide a briefing to the
Committees within five business days on the National Flood
Insurance Programs debt repayment plan.
Habitat Restoration Permitting.--Within 60 days of the date
of enactment of this Act, FEMA shall brief the Committees on
the steps taken to streamline habitat restoration permitting
and a timeline for future related actions.
Swift Current Program.--The Committees direct FEMA to
provide additional time for eligible states, territories, and
tribes to apply for Swift Current Program funding through a
process determined by the Administrator. Within 180 days of
the date of enactment of this Act and not less than 15 days
prior to implementation of such process, FEMA shall brief the
Committees on the planned implementation of such process.
TITLE III--ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
(INCLUDING TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)
Section 301. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision making ``Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security
Agency--Operations and Support'' funding available for
procuring and providing cybersecurity threat feeds to CISA
stakeholders and partners.
Section 302. The agreement continues a provision limiting
expenses for administration of grants.
Section 303. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision specifying timeframes for information on certain
grant awards.
Section 304. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision requiring a five-day advance notification for
certain grant awards under ``Federal Emergency Management
Agency--Federal Assistance''.
Section 305. The agreement continues a provision that
addresses the availability of certain grant funds for the
installation of communications towers.
Section 306. The agreement continues a provision requiring
a report on the expenditures of the DRF.
Section 307. The agreement continues a provision permitting
waivers to certain SAFER grant program requirements.
Section 308. The agreement continues a provision providing
for the receipt and expenditure of fees collected for the
Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program, as authorized by
Public Law 105-276.
Section 309. The agreement continues a provision permitting
waivers to certain Assistance to Firefighter Grants program
requirements.
Section 310. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision regarding the transfer of unobligated balances
under the National Predisaster Mitigation Fund.
Section 311. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision regarding the transfer
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of unobligated balances under the Flood Hazard Mapping and
Risk Analysis Program.
Section 312. The agreement includes a new provision that
provides a minimum and maximum for grant periods of
performance.
Section 313. The agreement includes a new provision
requiring a dashboard for reimbursements made pursuant to a
major disaster declaration under the Stafford Act.
Section 314. The agreement includes a new provision
prohibiting the pausing of training or grants funded under
FEMA Federal Assistance.
TITLE IV--RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING, AND SERVICES
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $122,941,000 for Operations and
Support, including $10,375,000 for backlog reduction.
Administrative Holds.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act and quarterly thereafter, USCIS shall
provide information related to USCIS' administrative holds or
suspension of processing on the adjudication of several
benefits requests as a result of Executive Orders 14161 or
14157. The report shall include: the number of applicants or
beneficiaries whose form processing is on administrative hold
or otherwise suspended, including the form type and filing
category; the number of days each form has been pending from
the time of filing; the number of applications subject to
administrative holds or suspensions, disaggregated by form
type and filing category for which a fee was paid and
processed or a fee waiver was granted; and the number of days
each form has been pending from the date the administrative
hold or suspension on processing was placed.
Affirmative Asylum Backlog and Asylum Officer Staffing.--
The agreement continues the reporting requirements in the
explanatory statement accompanying Public Law 118-47 and
further directs USCIS to submit a report to the Committees
within 90 days of the date of enactment of this Act regarding
the status of the affirmative asylum backlog, including how
funds in fiscal year 2025 were used to reduce the backlog,
the number of affirmative asylum cases still pending by year
of application date, whether the cases have received an
interview, the number of personnel dedicated to reducing the
backlog, and any additional financial resources necessary to
reduce the backlog. Additionally, USCIS is directed to
publish publicly the number of asylum officers, the offices
each asylum officer is assigned to, the number of asylum
officers dedicated to backlog cases, and the number of asylum
officers deployed to the southwest border within 120 days of
the date of enactment of this Act.
Application Processing.--USCIS is directed to make
available on a publicly accessible website an interactive
dashboard detailing for all USCIS forms, the number of forms
received, processed, approved, denied, and pending by month,
along with the average processing time and the number of
forms pending for more than six months. USCIS shall update
the Committees on the status of this requirement during the
quarterly budget and productivity briefings required by House
Report 118-123. The dashboard shall be updated monthly but
not later than the tenth business day following the end of
each month and permit the downloading of the underlying data
in a searchable and sortable spreadsheet format.
Additionally, not later than 45 days after the date of the
close of the fiscal year, USCIS shall publicly post data
related to a fear of intimate partner violence in the
applicants' home country reflecting: the number of people
claiming to have a credible or reasonable fear under Section
235 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA); the number
of principal asylum applications filed affirmatively with
USCIS under Section 208 of the INA based in whole or in part
of such fear, delineated by whether such applications were
based in whole or in part; the number of principal asylum
applications USCIS granted wholly or in part on account of
the applicant's fear of intimate partner violence in their
home country, delineated by whether such applications were
granted based in whole or in part; and the country of origin
for each applicant, whether they were represented by an
attorney, accredited representative, or other individual, and
whether there was an interpreter present for the credible
fear and asylum interviews.
Audio and Video Interviews.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, USCIS shall provide a report on the
number of interviews conducted remotely or by video, what
infrastructure was created to do so while preserving a fair
and impartial process, and what USCIS needs to efficiently
use remote interview capabilities. The report should also
include challenges and best practices in conducting remote
interviews and factors that informed the Department's
decisions around which applicants were eligible for a remote
interview, as well as statistics outlining the rates of
outcomes between an in-person and remote interview modality
for each of the last three fiscal years.
Biometrics Collection.--USCIS, in consultation with CBP, is
directed to provide a report within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act on the feasibility and associated
resource cost of biometrics collection, for use by USCIS, at
CBP locations where there is no USCIS office and where the
closest USCIS office is only accessible by airplane, vessel,
or is more than 500 miles away from the CBP location.
Central American Minors (CAM) Program.--Within 90 days of
the date of enactment of this Act, USCIS, in coordination
with partner agencies, shall publicly publish data including
the number of CAM applications; approval and denial rates;
interviews conducted and whether legal representation was
provided; CAM arrivals, disaggregated by refugee and
parole arrivals; and average processing times,
disaggregated by country and by refugee and parole
arrivals.
Child Applicant Interviews.--Within 90 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, USCIS shall brief the Committees on
the current policies and procedures in place concerning
interviews that occur when children are the applicant/
beneficiary or when children are present in the interview. At
a minimum, the briefing shall cover when any child well-being
professionals were consulted in the formulation of the
policies and procedures, how frequently adjudicators are
trained on such policies, and any best practices for
conducting interviews when there are children present.
Coordination with the Office of Refugee Resettlement
(ORR).--Within 180 days of the date of enactment of this Act,
USCIS is directed to provide a report to the Committees on
the coordination efforts with ORR, including any areas that
require improvement regarding the referral process for newly
granted asylees.
Cost Recovery.--In lieu of the House language under this
heading, the agreement directs USCIS to continue to provide
fee waiver data in the quarterly budget and staffing
briefings required by House Report 117-396 and to provide the
briefing required under the heading ``Fee Waivers and
Application Deadlines'' included in the explanatory statement
accompanying Public Law 118-47.
Employment Authorization Backlog Reporting.--The agreement
continues to direct USCIS to make employment authorization
backlog statistics available on a publicly accessible website
on a quarterly basis with the following modifications: the
total number of filed employment authorization applications
pending; the total number of such applications that have been
pending for: 30 or fewer days; 31-60 days; 61-90 days; 91-120
days; 121-179 days; 180-540 days; 541 or more days; and a
summary, on an annual basis, of all existing processing time
goals, the source of the time goal, and whether the agency
met the time goal for the prior fiscal year. The agreement
further directs USCIS to brief the Committees within 120 days
of the date of enactment of this Act on the number of
reported mistakes on employment authorization documents
issued by the agency, timelines associated with remedying
such mistakes, and the resources required to issue corrected
employment authorization documents within 90 days of
receipts.
Fee Collection Transparency.--Within 30 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, and every 30 days thereafter, USCIS
shall publicly report whether any fees collected by USCIS
have been utilized for immigration enforcement purposes and
the statutory authority for such utilization. Such report
shall include the purpose and amount of such uses and shall
indicate the original source of fees based on form type of
such collected fee.
Fee Waivers Under Federal Poverty Guidelines.--USCIS is
directed to continue its current policy regarding fee
waivers, both full and partial, for certain eligible
applicants and shall continue accepting current eligible
items as proof, aligned with prevailing policy.
H-2A Visas.--In consultation with the Department of Labor
(DOL) and within 120 days of the date of enactment of this
Act, USCIS is directed to provide to the Committees a report
on the impacts of exempting dairy industry activities from
the temporary or seasonal requirements of the H-2A program.
Additionally, the agreement continues the direction in the
explanatory statement accompanying Public Law 118-47 under
the ``Prevention of Abuses in the H-2A Program'' heading.
H-2B Visas.--The agreement directs USCIS, in consultation
with DOL and other relevant departments:
(1) to examine the impacts of the current H-2B visa
semiannual distribution on employers, employees, and agency
operations and to provide the Committees with a briefing on
the conclusions within 180 days of the date of enactment of
this Act;
(2) to provide a report to the Committees within 180 days
of the date of enactment of this Act on the following: data
on the economic impact of the H-2B visa program on a state-
by-state and national level; the estimated number of H-2B
visas that would have been required to meet demand in fiscal
year 2025 on a state-by-state and national level, absent any
restrictions on the number of H-2B visas issued; and any
economic impact that resulted from the inability to issue
visas that would meet the estimated demand; and
(3) to provide a report within 120 days of the date of
enactment of this Act making recommendations to ensure that
the integrity of the program is safeguarded and that the
limited number of H-2B visas are reserved for law-abiding
employers. The report shall include the effects on
prohibitions on implementation of DOL regulations relating to
corresponding employment, the three-quarter guarantee, and
prevailing wages and working conditions for individuals and
U.S. workers; and the number of H-2B visas, including the
number of supplemental visas issued in each of the past three
years to entities and individuals who in the past five years
were found to have committed H-2A or
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H-2B violations, which include the number of visas allocated
to violators who at any point have committed egregious H-2A
or H-2B violations such as visa fraud and wage theft, and
indicating the dates of the violations and visa issuance.
Implementation of Grant Funding.--USCIS is reminded of its
statutory requirement to execute funds that Congress has
previously appropriated. USCIS is directed to brief the
Committees within 45 days on execution of prior years'
Federal Assistance funding. USCIS shall provide the
Committees with its legal justification for terminating any
grant program and associated funding within 45 days of the
date of enactment of this Act.
Naturalization at Basic Training.--Not later than 90 days
after the date of enactment of this Act, USCIS shall brief
the Committees on plans to expand Naturalization at Basic
Training and ensure eligible military recruits and
servicemembers have necessary assistance to complete the
process, including attending interviews and appointments.
P-3 Refugee Processing.-- The agreement continues the
requirements found under this heading in Senate Report 118-
85.
Policy Changes.--USCIS is directed to brief the Committees
three business days before implementation of significant
changes to any current policy. Additionally, USCIS shall
continue to make all policy memos publicly available
immediately upon implementation of significant change to any
current policy.
Special Immigration Juvenile (SIJ) Visas Backlog.--The
agreement continues the directive found under this heading in
Senate Report 118-85, including the directive to publish
copies of SIJ Visa backlog reports publicly within five days
of submission to the Committees.
Status for Certain Individuals.--The agreement reiterates
the directives found in the House Report regarding the
required consideration, analysis, and evaluation of the
status designation of individuals from certain countries, as
well as the required briefing to the Committees.
USCIS Backlog and Frontlog Reporting.--The agreement
continues the directives found under this heading in Senate
Report 118-85.
USCIS Field Offices.--Not later than 60 days after the date
of enactment of this Act, USCIS is directed to brief the
Committees on the current budgetary impact of field offices
in major metropolitan areas, whether these offices have
personnel assigned to backlog reduction efforts, and the
impact on staffing should these offices move locations to a
less populated area. If USCIS has moved a field office
location from an area with a population of 500,000 people or
greater to an area of less than 100,000 people in the past
two years, USCIS shall ensure the availability of services in
the prior major metropolitan location.
United States Refugee Admissions Program.--Within 90 days
of the date of enactment of this Act, and quarterly
thereafter, USCIS shall submit a report to the Committees and
make available to the public on its website the information
described on the United States Refugee Admissions Program
(USRAP) with the following information:
(1) for each fiscal year 2020 through 2025, the average
duration of each step of the refugee screening process; the
number of interviews, approvals, and denials of refugee
applications; the number of cases placed on hold or that are
pending; and the use of waivers or other flexibilities to
expedite the process;
(2) for the current fiscal year, the number of refugees in
the USRAP pipeline, disaggregated by status;
(3) the total number of Afghan nationals referred to the
USRAP, disaggregated by P-1, P-2, P-3, P-4, and I-730; the
total number of Afghan SIV applicants; and the number of
Afghan nationals with pending Humanitarian Parole
applications; and
(4) the number of Iraqi P-2 Direct Access Program
adjudications since the resumption of the program on March 1,
2022. Such report shall also include information on the
suitability of extending Priority 2 status to Uyghurs and
Hong Kong residents.
Visa Application Processing.--USCIS is directed to provide
a briefing to the Committees within 180 days of the date of
enactment of this Act on possible visa application processing
efficiencies that can be implemented, including an assessment
of the feasibility of executing processes at both USCIS and
DOL's Office of Foreign Labor Certification processes
concurrently to reduce wait times.
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $379,837,000 for Operations and
Support.
The agreement directs Federal Law Enforcement Training
Centers (FLETC) to provide a cost analysis detailing, at
minimum, each training center's maximum instructional
capacity by course and measured against its annual student
occupancy not later than 90 days after the date of enactment
of this Act.
Human Trafficking Awareness Training.--The agreement
provides $1,000,000 for Human Trafficking Awareness Training.
Law Enforcement Training.--FLETC is directed to ensure
training of CBP and ICE law enforcement personnel includes
de-escalation tactics. The agreement provides $2,000,000 to
FLETC to ensure training of DHS law enforcement personnel
includes de-escalation tactics. Not less than 30 days after
the date of enactment of this Act, FLETC shall brief the
Committees on the training curriculum regarding de-escalation
and community engagement standards provided to DHS law
enforcement personnel. The Department shall provide a
quarterly report to the Committees on the number of law
enforcement personnel, by component, trained in de-escalation
tactics.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $18,300,000 to address the most
critical of FLETC's major deferred maintenance projects that
would improve delivery of training or the health and welfare
of students.
Science and Technology Directorate
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT
The agreement provides $352,802,000 for Operations and
Support. Of the total amount provided for this account,
$201,183,000 is available until September 30, 2027 for
Laboratory Facilities and Acquisition and Operations
Analysis.
Partnership Intermediary Agreements.--The agreement
sustains base funding for Partnership Intermediary Agreements
to enable components across the Department to engage
immediately on technology transfer and transition activities.
SAFETY Act.--The agreement directs S&T to eliminate the
backlog of renewal certifications of qualified anti-terrorism
technologies to complete all future renewal certifications
within 90 days of the date of application.
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMENTS
The agreement provides $51,500,000 for Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements, including $41,500,000 for
Plum Island Closure and Support and $10,000,000 for Critical
Repair/Replacement Requirement.
Plum Island Closure and Support (PICS) Program.--Not later
than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, DHS and
USDA shall provide a joint briefing to the Committees. The
briefing shall identify the root causes that delayed the
transition from PIADC to NBAF, the remaining barriers to the
transition, and the joint plan to overcome those barriers.
The briefing shall include a revised timeline and detailed
budget requirements to finalize the transition. Further, S&T
is directed to continue providing semi-annual briefings on
the progress of these activities.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
The agreement provides $426,904,000 for Research and
Development.
Research, Development, and Innovation
The agreement provides $379,904,000 for Research,
Development, and Innovation. Within 60 days of the date of
enactment of this Act, S&T shall provide a spend plan for
Research and Development.
Bi-National Cooperative Program.--Within the funds
provided, the agreement directs S&T to continue its
engagement in the Binational Research and Development program
and work with partners to develop innovative technology
solutions for homeland security needs.
Next-Generation Biosurveillance Systems.--Within 90 days,
S&T, in consultation with academia, industry, and SLTT
partners, is directed to provide a funding plan by fiscal
year and transition plans for the development of the next
generation Biosurveillance System, including how MALDI-TOF MS
will be employed.
Opioid and Fentanyl Detection.--The agreement directs S&T
to provide a briefing within 90 days of the date of enactment
of this Act on any research or development to incorporate
rapid scanning into screening methods for drug interdiction.
University Programs
Centers of Excellence (COE) Program.--In lieu of the House
language under this heading, the agreement provides
$47,000,000 for COEs and directs S&T to restore and fund,
within 30 days of enactment of this Act, partnerships with
all COEs that had option years remaining at the time of
termination. The Committees further direct S&T to brief the
Committees within 60 days of the date of enactment of this
Act on its plan for restoring partnerships with all affected
institutions. The agreement also directs DHS to include
funding for nine Centers of Excellence in its Fiscal Year
2027 budget submission.
TITLE IV--ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
Section 401. The agreement continues a provision allowing
USCIS to acquire, operate, equip, and dispose of up to five
vehicles under certain scenarios.
Section 402. The agreement continues a provision limiting
the use of A-76 competitions by USCIS.
Section 403. The agreement continues a provision related to
the collection and use of biometrics.
Section 404. The agreement continues a provision
authorizing the Director of FLETC to distribute funds for
expenses incurred in training accreditation.
Section 405. The agreement continues a provision directing
the FLETC Accreditation Board to lead the Federal law
enforcement training accreditation process to measure and
assess Federal law enforcement training programs, facilities,
and instructors.
Section 406. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the acceptance of transfers from government agencies into
``Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers--Procurement,
Construction, and Improvements''.
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Section 407. The agreement continues a provision
classifying FLETC instructor staff as inherently governmental
for certain considerations.
TITLE V--GENERAL PROVISIONS
(INCLUDING TRANSFERS AND RESCISSIONS OF FUNDS)
Section 501. The agreement continues a provision directing
that no part of any appropriation shall remain available for
obligation beyond the current year unless expressly provided.
Section 502. The agreement continues a provision providing
authority to merge unexpended balances of prior
appropriations with new appropriation accounts, to be used
for the same purpose, subject to reprogramming guidelines.
Section 503. The agreement continues a provision related to
reprogramming limitations and transfer authority.
The Department must notify the Committees on Appropriations
at least 30 days in advance of each reprogramming of funds
that would: (1) reduce programs, projects, and activities, or
personnel, by 10 percent or more; or (2) increase a program,
project, or activity by more than $5,000,000 or 10 percent,
whichever is less.
The term ``program, project, and activity'' (PPA) is
defined as each functional category listed under an account
heading in the funding table at the back of this explanatory
statement, along with each funding amount designated for a
particular purpose within the statement narrative, exclusive
of simple references to increases or reductions below the
budget request. Funding for each PPA should not be used for
the purposes of any other PPA.
For purposes of reprogramming notifications, the creation
of a new program, project, or activity is defined as any
significant new activity that has not been explicitly
justified to the Congress in budget justification material
and for which funds have not been appropriated by the
Congress.
Limited transfer authority is provided to give the
Department flexibility in responding to emerging requirements
and significant changes in circumstances, but is not intended
to facilitate the implementation of new programs, projects,
or activities that were not proposed in a formal budget
submission. Transfers may not reduce accounts by more than
five percent or augment appropriations by more than 10
percent. The Department must notify the Committees on
Appropriations not fewer than 30 days in advance of any
transfer.
To avoid violations of the Anti-Deficiency Act, the
Secretary shall ensure that any transfer of funds is carried
out in compliance with the limitations and requirements of
section 503(c). In particular, the Secretary should ensure
that any such transfers adhere to the opinion of the
Comptroller General's decision in the Matter of: John D.
Webster, Director, Financial Services, Library of Congress,
dated November 7, 1997, with regard to the definition of an
appropriation subject to transfer limitations.
Notifications should provide complete explanations of
proposed funding reallocations, including detailed
justifications for increases and offsets; any specific impact
the proposed changes are expected to have on future-year
appropriations requirements; a table showing the proposed
revisions to funding and FTE--at the account and PPA levels--
for the current fiscal year; and any expected funding and FTE
impacts during the budget year.
The Department shall manage its PPAs within the levels
appropriated and should only submit reprogramming or transfer
notifications in cases of unforeseeable and compelling
circumstances that could not have been predicted when
formulating the budget request for the current fiscal year.
When the Department becomes aware of an emerging requirement
after the President's budget has been submitted to Congress
but prior to the enactment of a full-year funding Act for the
budget year, it is incumbent on the Office of the Chief
Financial Officer to timely notify the Committees. When the
Department submits a reprogramming or transfer notification
and does not receive identical responses from the House and
Senate Committees, it is expected to work with the Committees
to reconcile the differences before proceeding.
Section 504. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds appropriated or otherwise made available to
the Department to make payment to the Working Capital Fund,
except for activities and amounts allowed in the President's
fiscal year 2026 budget request.
Section 505. The agreement continues a provision providing
that not to exceed 50 percent of unobligated balances from
prior-year appropriations for each Operations and Support
appropriation shall remain available through fiscal year
2026, subject to section 503 reprogramming requirements.
Section 506. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision that deems intelligence activities to be
specifically authorized during fiscal year 2026 until the
enactment of an Act authorizing intelligence activities for
fiscal year 2026.
Section 507. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision requiring notification to the Committees at least
three days before DHS executes or announces grant allocations
or grant awards totaling $1,000,000 or more; an award or
contract, other transaction agreement; a grant from the
Disaster Relief Fund greater than $100,000; or task order on
a multiple award agreement, or to issue a letter of intent of
greater than $2,000,000; task or delivery orders greater than
$5,000,000 from DHS multi-year funds; or sole-source grant
awards. Notifications shall include a description of the
projects or activities to be funded and the location,
including city, county, and state.
Section 508. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting all agencies from purchasing, constructing, or
leasing additional facilities for Federal law enforcement
training without advance notification to the Committees.
Section 509. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds for any construction, repair,
alteration, or acquisition project for which a prospectus, if
required under chapter 33 of title 40, United States Code,
has not been approved.
Section 510. The agreement continues a provision that
includes and consolidates by reference prior-year statutory
provisions related to sensitive security information and the
use of funds in conformance with section 303 of the Energy
Policy Act of 1992.
Section 511. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds in contravention of the Buy
American Act.
Section 512. The agreement continues a provision regarding
the oath of allegiance required by section 337 of the
Immigration and Nationality Act.
Section 513. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision that precludes DHS from using funds in this Act to
use reorganization authority, with the exception of the
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office consistent with
the table in this explanatory statement.
Section 514. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds for planning, testing, piloting, or
developing a national identification card.
Section 515. The agreement continues a provision directing
that any official required by this Act to report or certify
to the Committees on Appropriations may not delegate such
authority unless expressly authorized to do so in this Act.
Section 516. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds in this Act to be used for first-class
travel.
Section 517. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds to employ illegal workers as
described in Section 274A(h)(3) of the Immigration and
Nationality Act.
Section 518. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds appropriated or otherwise made available by
this Act to pay for award or incentive fees for contractors
with below satisfactory performance or performance that fails
to meet the basic requirements of the contract.
Section 519. The agreement continues a provision requiring
DHS computer systems to block electronic access to
pornography, except for law enforcement purposes.
Section 520. The agreement continues a provision regarding
the transfer of firearms by Federal law enforcement
personnel.
Section 521. The agreement continues a provision regarding
funding restrictions and reporting requirements related to
conferences occurring outside of the United States.
Section 522. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds to reimburse any Federal department or
agency for its participation in a National Special Security
Event.
Section 523. The agreement continues a provision requiring
a notification, including justification materials, prior to
implementing any structural pay reform or instituting a new
position classification that affects more than 100 FTP or
costs more than $5,000,000.
Section 524. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision directing the Department to post, on a public
website, reports required by the Committees unless public
posting compromises homeland or national security or contains
proprietary information.
Section 525. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision authorizing minor procurement, construction, and
improvements under ``Operations and Support'' appropriations,
as specified.
Section 526. The agreement continues, by reference, a
provision authorizing DHS to use discretionary appropriations
for the primary and secondary schooling of eligible
dependents of DHS personnel stationed in areas of U.S.
territories that meet certain criteria.
Section 527. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of restraints on pregnant detainees in
DHS custody, except in certain circumstances.
Section 528. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision prohibiting the use of funds for the destruction of
records related to detainees in custody.
Section 529. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting funds for a Principal Federal Official during a
declared disaster or emergency under the Stafford Act, with
certain exceptions.
Section 530. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the Under Secretary for Management to submit a component-
level report on unfunded priorities classified as budget
function 050.
Section 531. The agreement continues a provision requiring
notifications when the President designates a former or
retired Federal official or employee for protection and
reporting regarding the costs of such protection.
Section 532. The agreement continues a provision requiring
notifications and reporting on DHS submissions of proposals
to the Technology Modernization Fund.
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Section 533. The agreement continues a provision requiring
the identification of discretionary offsets when fee increase
proposals to support current activities assume the enactment
of such proposals prior to the beginning of the budget year.
Section 534. The agreement continues a provision related to
the Arms Trade Treaty.
Section 535. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds related to certain entities
identified under section 1260H of the William M. (Mac)
Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year
2021.
Section 536. The agreement continues a provision
prohibiting the use of funds for the transfer or release of
individuals detained at United States Naval Station,
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba into or within the United States.
Section 537. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision directing the Secretary of Homeland Security to
develop, use, and share estimates of arrivals of individuals
at the southwest border.
Section 538. The agreement includes a new provision
directing the Secretary of Homeland Security to develop, use,
and share estimates of individuals anticipated to be detained
in and removed from the United States.
Section 539. The agreement continues a provision that
requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct
alternatives and cost-benefit analysis prior to requesting
assistance from the Department of Defense.
Section 540. The agreement continues a provision allowing
the use of funds provided by this Act for Emergency Backup
Care.
Section 541. The agreement continues a provision providing
DHS the ability to transfer funds throughout the Department
into ICE to support the Blue Campaign.
Section 542. The agreement includes a new provision that
reduces funds from the Office of the Secretary if the monthly
DRF report is not delivered consistent with Section 306, or
reviews for DRF reimbursements exceed 60 days and exceed 500
projects under review.
Section 543. The agreement includes a new provision that
extends medical licensure across state lines for Department
medical professionals.
Section 544. The agreement includes a new provision related
to classified programs and a classified annex.
Section 545. The agreement includes a new provision
subjecting transfers of National Intelligence Program funding
to section 503 requirements.
Section 546. The agreement includes a new provision
requiring obligation plans for funding provided in P.L. 119-
21 from all sources, including fee collections.
Section 547. The agreement continues a provision regarding
access to detention facilities by members of Congress or
their designated staff.
Section 548. The agreement includes a new provision that
provides additional funding for Supreme Court Justice
security.
Section 549. The agreement includes a new provision that
provides a rate of pay increase for those employees who
participate in air traffic control activities as defined
within the ``Department of Transportation-Federal Aviation
Administration-Operations-Air Traffic Organization''.
Section 550. The agreement includes a new provision
deriving by transfer unobligated balances from a specified
source.
Section 551. The agreement includes a new provision
rescinding unobligated balances from various sources.
Section 552. The agreement continues and modifies a
provision rescinding unobligated balances pursuant to section
505.
Section 553. The agreement continues a provision rescinding
unobligated balances from the DHS Nonrecurring Expenses Fund.
DISCLOSURE OF EARMARKS AND CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
Following is a list of congressional earmarks and
congressionally directed spending items (as defined in clause
9 of rule XXI of the Rules of the House of Representatives
and rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the Senate,
respectively) included in the bill or this explanatory
statement, along with the name of each House Member, Senator,
Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who submitted a request to
the Committee of jurisdiction for each item so identified.
For each item, a Member is required to provide a
certification that neither the Member nor the Member's
immediate family has a financial interest, and each Senator
is required to provide a certification that neither the
Senator nor the Senator's immediate family has a pecuniary
interest in such congressionally directed spending item.
Neither the bill nor the explanatory statement contains any
limited tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as defined in
the applicable House and Senate rules.
HOMELAND SECURITY
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
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Requestor(s)--
Agency Account- Project- Recipient- State - Amount- -------------------------- Origination
House Senate
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Acushnet Office of Acushnet Office of MA....... $2,140,000 ........... Markey, S
EOC Emergency Management Emergency Management Warren
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hazard Monitoring and Agribusiness Development HI....... 1,125,000 ........... Hirono, S
PDM Wildfire Detection System Corporation Schatz
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Historic Whitehall Anne Arundel County MD....... 226,000 ........... Alsobrooks, S
PDM Shoreline Van
Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Columbia Beach Resilience Anne Arundel County MD....... 1,175,000 ........... Alsobrooks, S
PDM Project Van
Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Gunners Brook Floodplain Barre City VT....... 591,000 ........... Sanders, S
PDM Restoration and Debris Welch
Catcher Reconfiguration
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Beckley-Raleigh County EOC Beckley-Raleigh County WV....... 3,206,000 ........... Capito, S
PDM HVAC Upgrades Convention Center Justice
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Town of Berkley Emergency Berkley Police Department MA....... 105,000 ........... Markey, S
EOC Operations Center Warren
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Boone County Emergency Boone County Illinois IL....... 800,000 Foster ........... H
EOC Operations Center Emergency Management
Agency
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Portable Generator for Borough of Hamburg NJ....... 220,000 ........... Kim S
PDM Critical Infrastructure
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Metuchen Borough Emergency Borough of Metuchen NJ....... 1,034,487 Pallone Booker, Kim H
EOC Services Center Building
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Mountainside Emergency Borough of Mountainside NJ....... 365,000 Kean ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Boynton Beach Harbor Marina Boynton Beach Community FL....... 1,145,144 Frankel ........... H
PDM Seawall Replacement Redevelopment Agency
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Callaway County Emergency Callaway County MO....... 2,606,000 Onder ........... H
EOC Operations Center
Relocation
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FEMA Federal Assistance- CORE3 ECC/Admin Building Central Oregon OR....... 1,034,487 Bynum ........... H
EOC Intergovernmental Council
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Klukwan Landslide Chilkat Indian Village AK....... 1,234,000 ........... Murkowski S
PDM Protection Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Glacial Lake Outburst Flood City and Borough of Juneau AK....... 3,253,000 Begich Murkowski H/S
PDM Disaster Mitigation--Flood
Resilience on the
Mendenhall River
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Artesia Emergency City of Artesia CA....... 925,000 Tran ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Atascadero City of Atascadero CA....... 1,000,000 ........... Padilla, S
EOC Emergency Operations Schiff
Center Technology Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Atmore Storm City of Atmore AL....... 1,250,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Drainage Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Disaster Energy City of Austin TX....... 1,145,144 Doggett ........... H
PDM Hubs
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Beaumont Underpass City of Beaumont TX....... 827,000 Babin ........... H
PDM Flooding Early Warning
System Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Cypress Ditch Improvement City of Bellaire TX....... 1,145,144 Fletcher ........... H
PDM Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Village Creek Stormwater City of Birmingham AL....... 2,645,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Park Floodplain
Restoration
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Boyd Lining Project City of Bloomfield NM....... 750,000 ........... Heinrich S
PDM
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Brighton Emergency City of Brighton/Brighton CO....... 15,000 ........... Bennet, S
EOC Operations Center Software Fire Hickenloop
er
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Brisbane Glen Park Pump City of Brisbane CA....... 1,145,144 Mullin ........... H
PDM Station Replacement
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Camarillo Hybrid City of Camarillo CA....... 1,145,144 Brownley ........... H
PDM Microgrid Standby Power
Resiliency Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- 3rd Avenue SE Downtown Pump City of Cedar Rapids IA....... 1,407,000 Hinson ........... H
PDM Station Backup Generator
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Chino Hills Fire Risk City of Chino Hills CA....... 1,628,000 Kim (CA) ........... H
PDM Reduction Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Otay Valley Regional Park City of Chula Vista CA....... 837,000 ........... Padilla, S
PDM (OVRP) Wildfire Hazardous Schiff
Fuels Reduction
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Bradley County Emergency City of Cleveland TN....... 1,328,000 Fleischmann ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center City of Concord CA....... 1,034,487 DeSaulnier ........... H
EOC Upgrades Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center City of Concord NC....... 326,000 McDowell ........... H
EOC Technology and Equipment
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Davenport Water City of Davenport IA....... 2,996,000 Miller- ........... H
PDM Pollution Control Plant Meeks
Flood Mitigation Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- San Francisquito Creek City of East Palo Alto CA....... 600,000 Mullin ........... H
PDM Floodway Study
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hillside Natural Area City of El Cerrito CA....... 1,145,144 Garamendi ........... H
PDM Hazardous Fuels Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Pump Station Upgrade City of El Segundo CA....... 1,145,144 Lieu ........... H
PDM Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Back-Up Generator City of Englewood KS....... 44,000 ........... Moran S
PDM Procurement
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Erie Emergency City of Erie PA....... 2,606,000 Kelly (PA) Fetterman H
EOC Operations Command Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Locks Creek and Sessoms City of Fayetteville NC....... 4,212,000 Rouzer ........... H
PDM Drainage Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Flagstaff--Fanning City of Flagstaff AZ....... 1,500,000 ........... Gallego, S
PDM Wash Flood Mitigations Kelly
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Strategic Placement of City City of Foley AL....... 2,063,000 ........... Britt S
PDM of Foley Utilities
Underground
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Frankfort Riverbank City of Frankfort KY....... 5,800,000 Comer ........... H
PDM Stabilization
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FEMA Federal Assistance- West Patrick Street at City of Frederick, Maryland MD....... 1,145,144 McClain Alsobrooks, H
PDM Maryvale Ditch Flood Delaney Van
Mitigation Project Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Gladewater High Hazard Dam City of Gladewater TX....... 1,563,000 Moran ........... H
PDM
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Flood Control Levee City of Glasgow MT....... 2,487,000 ........... Sheehy S
PDM Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Greeley--Gold Hill City of Greeley CO....... 8,685,000 Evans (CO) ........... H
PDM Pipeline
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Greenacres City of Greenacres FL....... 1,034,487 Frankel ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hampton NH Coastal City of Hampton Department NH....... 1,250,000 ........... Shaheen S
PDM Resiliency Storm Water of Emergency Management
Inflow/Infiltration
Reduction Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Harrisonburg Suter City of Harrisonburg VA....... 1,750,000 ........... Kaine, S
PDM Street Drainage Warner
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Holladay City Hall Seismic City of Holladay, Utah UT....... 1,759,000 Kennedy Curtis H/S
PDM Retrofit Project (UT)
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Huntsville Hospital for City of Huntsville AL....... 2,597,000 Strong ........... H
PDM Women and Children
Generator Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Indianapolis City of Indianapolis IN....... 1,145,144 Carson ........... H
PDM Howland Ditch Greenway
Flood Control Improvement
Project Design
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Irvine/COAST City of Irvine CA....... 1,125,000 Min ........... H
PDM Wildfire Prevention SR-133
Restoration Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Jackson Midtown City of Jackson Public MS....... 1,125,000 ........... Wicker S
PDM Area Stormwater Works Department
Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Jackson Queens Area City of Jackson Public MS....... 1,125,000 ........... Wicker S
PDM Stormwater Infrastructure Works Department
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Jasper Flood City of Jasper AL....... 893,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Mitigation Infrastructure
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Kingman--Bull City of Kingman AZ....... 493,000 ........... Gallego, S
PDM Mountain Channel Kelly
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Lake Worth Beach Emergency City of Lake Worth Beach FL....... 1,034,487 Frankel ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Las Vegas-- City of Las Vegas NV....... 150,000 ........... Cortez S
EOC Emergency Operations Masto,
Upgrades Rosen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Sumter County Storm City of Livingston AL....... 3,093,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Drainage Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Lompoc--EOC City of Lompoc CA....... 375,000 ........... Schiff S
EOC Emergency Generator
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Long Beach Harbor City of Long Beach MS....... 2,558,000 ........... Hyde-Smith, S
PDM Mitigation Project Wicker
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Los Alamitos Emergency City of Los Alamitos CA....... 382,880 Tran ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Louisville City of Louisville CO....... 100,000 ........... Bennet, S
EOC Emergency Operations Hickenloop
Center er
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Madelia Wastewater Lift City of Madelia MN....... 1,980,000 ........... Klobuchar, S
PDM Station Accredited Levee Smith
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Meriden for City of Meriden CT....... 1,003,003 Hayes Blumenthal, H
EOC Combined Emergency Murphy
Operations Center/
Emergency Communications
Center Public Safety
Communications Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Elm Street Housing City of Montpelier VT....... 1,458,000 ........... Sanders, S
PDM Elevation Welch
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Charleston Slough Tide City of Mountain View CA....... 1,145,144 Liccardo ........... H
PDM Gates Improvement Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Mt. Juliet City of Mt. Juliet TN....... 1,000,000 Rose ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Walter Mary Burke Park City of New Baltimore MI....... 1,000,000 ........... Peters, S
PDM Shoreline Restoration Slotkin
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- New Rochelle City Park City of New Rochelle NY....... 1,145,144 Latimer ........... H
PDM Drainage Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- City of North Myrtle Beach City of North Myrtle Beach SC....... 2,606,000 Fry ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Southern End Erosion City of Ocean Shores WA....... 1,145,144 Randall ........... H
PDM Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Palm Desert City of Palm Desert CA....... 296,000 ........... Padilla S
PDM Emergency Resiliency Plan
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Peachtree City City of Peachtree City GA....... 1,172,000 Jack ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Pines Point Hurricane City of Pembroke Pines FL....... 428,619 Wasserman ........... H
PDM Mitigation Schultz
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Gust Lane Flood Mitigation City of Portsmouth VA....... 1,145,144 Scott (VA) ........... H
PDM Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- West River Flood Response City of Providence RI....... 825,000 Amo Reed, H
PDM Initiative Whitehous
e
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center City of Rancho Cucamonga CA....... 1,034,487 Aguilar ........... H
EOC (EOC) Relocation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Abalone Cove Landslide City of Rancho Palos Verdes CA....... 1,145,144 Lieu ........... H
PDM Stabilization Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Klondike Canyon Landslide City of Rancho Palos Verdes CA....... 1,145,144 Lieu Schiff H
PDM Emergency Mitigation
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Citywide Flood Mitigation City of Ridgeland MS....... 4,000,000 ........... Hyde-Smith, S
PDM Wicker
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Keith Creek Greenway City of Rockford IL....... 2,000,000 ........... Duckworth, S
PDM Improvements Durbin
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Sacramento Fire Department City of Sacramento CA....... 1,034,487 Matsui ........... H
EOC EMS Division Integration
EOC
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Planning & Design of Salt City of Saint Paul AK....... 375,000 ........... Murkowski S
PDM Lagoon & Community Pond
Flood Mitigation
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hazard Mitigation City of San Bernardino CA....... 1,145,144 Aguilar ........... H
PDM Infrastructure Resiliency
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Seattle Waterfront Elliott City of Seattle WA....... 1,145,144 Jayapal Cantwell H
PDM Bay Seawall Project, Phase
2
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Seattle Public Library City of Seattle WA....... 1,145,144 Smith (WA) ........... H
PDM Columbia Branch Seismic
Structural Upgrade
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FEMA Federal Assistance- MLK Street South Flooding City of St. Petersburg FL....... 1,145,144 Castor ........... H
PDM Alleviation
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FEMA Federal Assistance- 88th Avenue North Storm City of St. Petersburg FL....... 1,145,144 Castor ........... H
PDM Drainage Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Taunton Emergency City of Taunton MA....... 1,034,487 Auchincloss ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Thousand Oaks City of Thousand Oaks CA....... 1,145,144 Brownley Schiff H
PDM Community Resilience
Center Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- N. Summit St. Restoration City of Toledo OH....... 1,145,144 Kaptur ........... H
PDM
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Toledo Public Safety City of Toledo OR....... 1,000,000 ........... Merkley, S
EOC Building Outfit Wyden
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Savin Rock Beach City of West Haven CT....... 2,479,000 ........... Blumenthal, S
PDM Reinforcement Murphy
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FEMA Federal Assistance- West Haven EOC City of West Haven CT....... 1,034,487 DeLauro Blumenthal, H
EOC Murphy
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Westlake Village City of Westlake Village CA....... 336,000 Brownley ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center Resilience Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Lower Brandywine Flood City of Wilmington, DE....... 1,509,000 ........... Blunt S
PDM Mitigation Project Delaware Rochester,
Coons
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Wrightsville City of Wrightsville GA....... 450,000 ........... Warnock S
EOC Emergency Operations
Center Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Yonkers Warburton Avenue City of Yonkers NY....... 1,145,144 Latimer Schumer H
PDM Slope Stabilization
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Technology for South Site Clark County NV....... 1,034,487 Lee (NV) Cortez H
EOC Emergency Operations Masto,
Center Rosen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Flamingo Water Resources Clark County Water NV....... 1,145,144 Titus Cortez H
PDM Center Emergency Power Reclamation District Masto
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Cleveland County Emergency Cleveland County NC....... 1,954,000 Moore (NC) ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Coffee County Emergency AL 977,000.. Moore (AL) ........... H
EOC Operation Center}Coffee
County, Alabama
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FEMA Federal Assistance- State Emergency Operations Colorado Department of CO....... 585,000 ........... Bennet, S
EOC Center Technology Update Public Safety--Division of Hickenloop
Homeland Security and er
Emergency Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Coosa County Emergency Coosa County Emergency AL....... 126,000 ........... Britt S
EOC Management Utilities Management Agency
Preservation
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center County of Butte CA....... 130,000 LaMalfa ........... H
EOC Technology Refresh
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Mercer County for Emergency County of Mercer NJ....... 1,875,000 ........... Booker, Kim S
EOC Operations Center
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FEMA Federal Assistance- Monroe County Goose Pond County of Monroe PA....... 2,432,000 Bresnahan Fetterman H
PDM Dam Rehabilitation Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- County of Orange Emergency County of Orange CA....... 1,034,487 Correa ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Orange County Emergency County of Orange NY....... 1,034,487 Ryan ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Pontotoc County Emergency County of Pontotoc, MS....... 2,031,000 Kelly (MS) ........... H
EOC Management Operations Mississippi
Center Construction
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Sacramento County Emergency County of Sacramento CA....... 990,000 Bera ........... H
EOC Operations Center Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Ulster County Emergency County of Ulster NY....... 1,034,487 Ryan Schumer H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Washington County Emergency County of Washington IL....... 2,009,000 Bost ........... H
EOC Operations Center Emergency Management
Agency
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FEMA- Federal Assistance- Covington County Emergency Covington County Emergency MS....... 1,303,000 Guest ........... H
EOC Operations Center Management Agency
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Northwest Service Area Grid Cowlitz County Public WA....... 1,145,144 Perez Cantwell H
PDM Resiliency Utility District No. 1
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Seismic Resiliency Diablo Water District CA....... 1,145,144 DeSaulnier ........... H
PDM Reservoir and Transmission
Line Improvement Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Flood Reduction Project DuPage County Stormwater IL....... 225,000 ........... Durbin S
PDM Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Alberta Avenue Storm and El Paso County Hospital TX....... 1,145,144 Escobar ........... H
PDM Domestic Water District
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Frio County EOC Frio County TX....... 1,954,000 Gonzales ........... H
EOC
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Gibson County Emergency Gibson County, Tennessee TN....... 117,000 Kustoff ........... H
PDM Generator
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center Habersham County GA....... 2,500,000 ........... Ossoff S
EOC
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Harford County Department Harford County Department MD....... 525,000 ........... Alsobrooks, S
EOC of Emergency Services of Emergency Services Van
Emergency Operations Hollen
Center Equipment Upgrade
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Tributary C116-00-00 Harris County Flood Control TX....... 1,145,144 Green (TX) ........... H
PDM Conveyance and Drainage District
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center Hawaii Emergency Management HI....... 1,034,487 Case ........... H
EOC IT Modernization Agency
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center Henry County GA....... 1,149,000 ........... Ossoff S
EOC Display and Control
Systems Equipment
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Mobile Generators for the Honolulu Fire Department HI....... 315,000 ........... Schatz S
PDM Honolulu Fire Department
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Humboldt County--Emergency Humboldt County NV....... 500,000 ........... Cortez S
EOC Operations Center Masto,
Rosen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Freeport Nuisance Flooding Incorporated Village of NY....... 1,145,144 Gillen ........... H
PDM Mitigation Freeport
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Iron County Forestry Iron County Forestry WI....... 375,000 ........... Baldwin S
PDM Department--Saxon Harbor Department
Lake Superior Shoreline
Restoration Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Roadway Wildfire Hazard Jefferson County Parks & CO....... 1,000,000 Pettersen ........... H
PDM Mitigation in Jefferson Conservation
County
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Kentucky Emergency Kentucky Emergency KY....... 869,000 Rogers ........... H
PDM Management Flood Management
Monitoring System
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Lawrence County EOC Lawrence County Office of TN....... 2,606,000 DesJarlais ........... H
EOC Emergency Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Livingston Parish Emergency Livingston Parish LA....... 2,606,000 Letlow ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Lower Makefield Township Lower Makefield Township PA....... 5,211,000 Fitzpatrick ........... H
PDM Flood Mitigation and
Stormwater Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Lyon County--Emergency Lyon County NV....... 375,000 ........... Cortez S
EOC Backup Generators Masto,
Rosen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Holly Beach Farm Resiliency Maryland Department of MD....... 1,145,144 Elfreth Alsobrooks, H
PDM Natural Resources Van
Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Jorstad Substation Grid Mason County PUD 1 WA....... 1,145,144 Randall ........... H
PDM Resilience Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Mat-Su Revetment and Road Matanuska-Susitna Borough AK....... 2,000,000 ........... Murkowski S
PDM Upgrades
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Mesa County Douglas Wash Mesa County Public Works CO....... 869,000 Hurd ........... H
PDM Detention Basin Project Division
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Germantown, Englewood, Miami Conservancy District OH....... 8,685,000 Turner ........... H
PDM Taylorsville Upstream Dam
Walls Rehabilitation
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Middle Peninsula Emergency Middle Peninsula Planning VA....... 506,000 ........... Kaine, S
EOC Operations Center District Commission Warner
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Montezuma County Emergency Montezuma County CO....... 186,000 ........... Bennet, S
EOC Operations Center Hickenloop
er
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Washington Ferry Road Montgomery Area Chamber of AL....... 4,000,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Restoration Commerce
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Wheaton Branch Flood Montgomery County MD....... 1,145,144 Raskin Alsobrooks, H
PDM Mitigation Department of Van
Environmental Protection Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- MATB Wastewater Treatment Municipal Authority of the PA....... 1,205,000 ........... Fetterman, S
PDM Plant Flood Mitigation Town of Bloomsburg McCormick
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Little Mill Creek Upper New Castle County, Delaware DE....... 758,000 ........... Blunt S
PDM Reach Flood Control (Public Works Department) Rochester,
Project Major Maintenance Coons
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FEMA Federal Assistance- New Hampshire State New Hampshire Division of NH....... 250,000 ........... Shaheen S
EOC Emergency Operations Homeland Security and
Center Modernization Emergency Management
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- DHSEM Portable Backup NM Department of Homeland NM....... 1,500,000 ........... Heinrich, S
PDM Generators and Water Security and Emergency Lujan
Support Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Wanchese Marine Industrial North Carolina Department NC....... 2,605,000 ........... Tillis S
PDM Park Authority Living of Commerce
Shoreline Resiliency
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Nye County--Gamebird Road Nye County NV....... 323,000 ........... Cortez S
PDM Improvements Planning and Masto,
Design Project Rosen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Nye County--Area Master Nye County NV....... 338,000 ........... Rosen S
PDM Drainage Plan (AMDP)
Update
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Statewide Emergency Oregon Department of OR....... 1,500,000 ........... Merkley, S
EOC Coordination Center Emergency Management Wyden
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Ouachita Parish I-20 South Ouachita Parish Police Jury LA....... 6,000,000 ........... Cassidy, S
PDM Frontage Road Drainage Kennedy
Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Lealman Community Hurricane Pinellas County Board of FL....... 2,606,000 Luna ........... H
PDM Shelter Hardening County Commissioners
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Center Prince George's County MD....... 469,000 ........... Alsobrooks, S
EOC Communications Government Van
Enhancements Hollen
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Pulaski County Emergency Pulaski County GA....... 570,000 ........... Warnock S
EOC Operations Center Radio
System Modernization
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Southwestern WI Regional Resilient Southwest WI....... 150,000 ........... Baldwin S
PDM Planning Commission-- Wisconsin
Resilient Southwest
Wisconsin
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Rio Vista--Emergency Rio Vista Fire Department CA....... 1,034,487 Thompson ........... H
EOC Operations Center (CA)
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Siren Warning Roosevelt County NM....... 262,000 ........... Heinrich, S
PDM System Upgrades Lujan
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Well 9 Seismic Resiliency Sammamish Plateau Water and WA....... 1,125,000 ........... Cantwell S
PDM Water Transmission Main Sewer District
Design
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FEMA Federal Assistance- San Miguel Community San Miguel Community CA....... 1,034,487 Panetta ........... H
EOC Services District Services District
Emergency Operations
Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Westminster SC Emergency Management SC....... 1,314,000 ........... Graham S
PDM Emergency Standby Division
Generator and Control
Center for Drinking Water
Plant
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Sedgwick County Emergency Sedgwick County KS....... 2,000,000 ........... Moran S
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Shelby County Emergency Shelby County Emergency TN....... 1,034,487 Cohen ........... H
EOC Operations Center Management and Homeland
Security Agency
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Catfish Canal Stormwater South Carolina Office of SC....... 1,359,000 ........... Graham S
PDM Improvements Mitigation Resilience
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Emergency Operations Southern University and A&M LA....... 1,034,487 Fields ........... H
EOC Centers Complex College
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Suffolk County Emergency Suffolk County Fire, Rescue NY....... 1,954,000 Garbarino ........... H
EOC Operations Center Project and Emergency Services
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Taylor County Emergency Taylor County Board of FL....... 2,606,000 Dunn ........... H
EOC Operations and Public County Commissioners
Safety Complex
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Terrebonne Parish Emergency Terrebonne Parish LA....... 1,129,000 Higgins ........... H
EOC Operations Center Consolidated Government
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Wildwood Crest Flood The Borough of Wildwood NJ....... 3,572,000 Van Drew ........... H
PDM Mitigation Crest
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FEMA Federal Assistance- City of Sunbury Flood The Municipal Authority of PA....... 1,000,000 ........... Fetterman S
PDM Mitigation Project the City of Sunbury
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Longboat Key Storm The Town of Longboat Key FL....... 1,954,000 Buchanan ........... H
PDM Resiliency Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Barrington Police Cove Park Town of Barrington RI....... 475,000 ........... Reed, S
PDM Seawall Repair Whitehous
e
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Bristol Independence Park Town of Bristol RI....... 900,000 ........... Reed, S
PDM Seawall Restoration Whitehous
e
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Bristol Seawall Repair Town of Bristol RI....... 660,000 ........... Whitehouse S
PDM
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Town of Burnsville Town of Burnsville WV....... 488,000 ........... Capito, S
PDM Landslide Remediation Justice
Project
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Wallum Lake Dam Spillway Town of Burrillville RI....... 345,000 ........... Reed S
PDM Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- East Lyme EOC Town of East Lyme CT CT....... 395,000 ........... Blumenthal, S
EOC Emergency Management Murphy
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Joint Emergency Operations Town of Fairfield CT....... 562,500 Himes ........... H
EOC Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Town of Hamden Emergency Town of Hamden CT....... 1,034,487 DeLauro ........... H
EOC Operations Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hardwick Flood Recovery & Town of Hardwick VT....... 70,000 ........... Welch S
PDM Resilience Plan
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Town of Hempstead-- Town of Hempstead NY....... 1,780,000 ........... Gillibrand, S
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Hendricks Head Town of Southport ME....... 1,165,000 ........... Collins, S
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Improvements
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Operations Center
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PDM Sewer Improvements
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Highbrook Avenue Drainage Village of Pelham NY....... 1,145,144 Latimer Schumer H
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Village of Wellington Village of Wellington FL....... 1,034,487 Frankel ........... H
EOC Emergency Operations
Center
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Winston County Road and Winston County Commission AL....... 900,000 ........... Britt S
PDM Bridge Restoration
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FEMA Federal Assistance- Yakima Valley Emergency Yakima Valley Emergency WA....... 1,953,000 Newhouse Cantwell H
EOC Operation Center Management
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FEMA Federal Assistance- York County Flood York County Emergency ME....... 1,762,000 ........... Collins S
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DIVISION D--TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED
AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2026
Congressional Directives
The joint explanatory statement accompanying this division
is approved and indicates congressional intent. Unless
otherwise noted, the language set forth in House Report 119-
212 and Senate Report 119-47 carry the same weight as
language included in this joint explanatory statement and
should be complied with unless specifically addressed to the
contrary in this joint explanatory statement. While some
language is repeated for emphasis, it is not intended to
negate the language referred to above unless expressly
provided herein. In cases where the House and Senate have
directed the submission of a report, such report is to be
submitted to both the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations. The Department of Transportation [DOT] and
the Department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD] are
directed to notify the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations 7 days prior to the announcement of a new
program, initiative, or authority.
PROGRAM, PROJECT, AND ACTIVITY
During fiscal year 2026, the terms ``program, project, and
activity'' [PPA] shall mean any item for which a dollar
amount is contained in appropriations acts (including joint
resolutions providing continuing appropriations), House
Report 119-212, Senate Report 119-47, or this joint
explanatory statement.
OPERATING PLANS AND REPROGRAMMING GUIDELINES
Reprogramming requests must be submitted to the Committees
on Appropriations no later than June 30, 2026, and include
funding provided by this act, division J of Public Law 117-
58, or previous appropriations acts. Any reprogramming
request shall include any out-year budgetary impacts and a
separate accounting of program or mission impacts on
estimated carryover funds. Reprogramming procedures shall
apply to funds provided in the bill, unobligated balances
from previous appropriations acts that are available for
obligation or expenditure in fiscal year 2026, and non-
appropriated resources such as fee collections that are used
to meet program requirements in fiscal year 2026. The
agreement clarifies that section 405 applies to working
capital funds of both the DOT and the HUD and that no funds
may be obligated from working capital fund accounts to
augment PPAs for which appropriations have been specifically
rejected by Congress, or to increase funds or personnel for
any PPA above the amounts appropriated in the bill, House
Report 119-212, Senate Report 119-47, or this joint
explanatory statement.
The table in the operating plan required by the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations shall apply to all items
for which a dollar amount is specified and to all programs
for which new budget (obligational) authority is provided, as
well as to discretionary grants and discretionary grant
allocations. In addition, the operating plan shall include an
organizational chart with the number of full-time personnel
onboard as of the end of the most recent pay period for each
office as approved by this bill or this joint explanatory
statement that provides the customary level of detail
provided to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations. The agreement directs the HUD to provide
organizational charts at the same level of detail as those
provided in April 2024. The operating plan must also identify
items of special congressional interest.
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET JUSTIFICATIONS
The agreement directs each agency to include within its
budget justification the data needed to make appropriate and
meaningful funding decisions and to include: (1) comparisons
to the account and sub-account structure provided under this
act or this joint explanatory statement; (2) all available
budgetary resources from contract authority, mandatory budget
authority, advance appropriations, and discretionary
authority, including disaster and emergency-designated
funding; (3) detailed discussions of proposed new initiatives
or changes to the agency's financial plan; and (4) detailed
tables and organizational charts (at the same organizational
level of detail provided with the fiscal year 2025
congressional budget justifications, unless otherwise
requested by the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations) that delineate all budgetary resources for
salaries and expenses, the number of full-time equivalent
[FTE] and full-time positions [FTP] and provide
justifications for all funding and staffing changes,
reorganizations, and restructurings. To the extent such
information has not already been prepared for inclusion in
the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget justifications, the
agreement directs each agency to provide such information as
supplemental information to the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations not later than 30 days after submission of
the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget justifications.
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Each DOT and HUD agency is expected to comply with report
deadlines, as directed by House Report 119-212, Senate Report
119-47, and this joint explanatory statement.
FOREIGN MALIGN INFLUENCE MITIGATION
The agreement directs the DOT, in consultation with the
Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and the
National Center for Narrative Intelligence, to provide a
briefing to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
not later than 180 days after enactment of this act on state
backed influence operations on U.S. transportation
infrastructure and transportation companies.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
The DOT and the HUD shall not carry out any federal award
terminations that are not in accordance with the procedures
established in the governmentwide guidance for federal
financial assistance in 2 CFR Part 200. The Departments shall
not terminate a federal award in part or in its entirety or
require a renegotiation or rescoping of a federal award
solely pursuant to 2 CFR 200.340(a)(4), without following
Departmental procedures.
Additionally, the agreement directs the DOT and the HUD to
transmit to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
not later than 90 days after enactment of this act a report
that identifies each grant, cooperative agreement, and
contract that was obligated in the 5 prior fiscal years and
subsequently terminated, withdrawn, or reduced in scope
during calendar year 2025 that remains terminated, withdrawn,
or reduced in scope on the date of enactment of this act.
Such report shall explain why each change was made and shall
identify the recipient or contractor, the location of the
project or service, and the amount and source of funds
impacted.
TITLE I
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $187,344,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Office of the Secretary [OST], to remain
available until September 30, 2027. The agreement includes
funding for staffing levels in line with the deferred
resignation program for OST, which does not compromise safety
personnel. The agreement continues the direction in Senate
Report 119-47 under the heading ``Staffing'' in this account.
Of the total amount, the agreement provides the following
levels for each office.
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Office of the Secretary........................ $3,764,000
Office of the Deputy Secretary................. 1,348,000
Office of the General Counsel.................. 27,780,000
Office of the Under Secretary for Policy*...... 21,358,000
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget 21,505,000
and Programs..................................
Office of the Assistant Secretary for 3,807,000
Governmental Affairs..........................
Office of the Assistant Secretary for 16,181,000
Administration................................
Office of Public Affairs and Public Engagement. 5,664,000
Office of the Executive Secretariat............ 2,332,000
Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency 19,388,000
Response......................................
Office of the Chief Information Officer........ 1,707,000
Office of Tribal Government Affairs............ 1,517,000
Working Capital Fund shared services........... 60,993,000
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* Includes the Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure Policy.
Aviation consumer protection.--Of the amounts provided for
the Office of the General Counsel, not less than $4,000,000
is to continue the Department's efforts to address aviation
consumer complaints and related consumer aviation activities
as well as implement aviation consumer protection laws
through the Office of Aviation Consumer Protection within the
Office of the General Counsel.
Cargo theft prevention.--The agreement includes the
directions from House Report 119-212 and Senate Report 119-47
under this heading, except that DOT is directed to coordinate
with relevant stakeholders and the report shall be provided
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within
180 days of enactment of this act.
Congressional budget justifications.--The agreement directs
OST to continue to delineate the funding for salaries and
expenses [S&E] and number of FTE and FTP positions separate
and distinct from the programmatic funding, including in the
detailed tables in the congressional budget justification.
This shall include all S&E funding and FTE/FTP positions
provided by administrative takedowns from any and all
budgetary resources.
Department policies.--The agreement directs the Department
to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on
the status of the statement of international air
transportation policy not later than 120 days after enactment
of this act.
Events at DOT headquarters.--The agreement directs the
Department to include major events hosted by DOT headquarters
for fiscal years 2018 through 2025 and expected for fiscal
year 2026 in the briefing required in House Report 119-212.
Expropriation of U.S. commercial assets in Mexico.--In lieu
of the direction in House Report 119-212 under this heading,
the agreement directs DOT to update the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations on the flow of construction
materials for U.S. infrastructure projects from North
American foreign-owned ports no later than 270 days after
enactment of this act.
Freight logistics optimization works [FLOW] program.--Of
the $5,000,000 provided for the Office of Multimodal Freight
Infrastructure and Policy, the agreement provides $3,000,000
for the FLOW program.
Grants review backlog.-- The agreement directs the
Department to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 120 days of enactment of this act
detailing the scope of the grants review backlog, how
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any staffing shortfalls at the modal and OST level may
contribute to this backlog, and the Department's plan to
improve grant processing timelines and capacity. Further, the
agreement directs the Department to provide the status of all
awarded but not obligated competitive grant and community
project funding/congressionally directed spending projects.
The Department shall provide a list of all such awards by
program, fiscal year, and grantee, and include the name of
the project, the state of the project location, the original
amount of the award when announced, and the amount obligated
to date. The Department shall provide the data to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later than 120
days after the enactment of this act and biannually after the
first submission of such data.
Protective service.--The agreement expects the protective
service detail [PSD] of the Department to be included within
the FTE/FTP information required by the directives under the
header ``Congressional budget justifications'' in this
account. The agreement directs the Department to provide a
briefing within 120 days of enactment of this act regarding
the PSD. The briefing should include historical FTE/FTP data
of the PSD; current and prior hiring plans, recruitment, and
retention efforts; and specific details on how the Department
is complying with the National Security Presidential
Memorandum [NSPM-7]. As part of the briefing, the Department
is directed to provide an analysis of the potential to use
funds provided by section 122 of division A of Public Law
119-37 to supplement cabinet level security requirements
government-wide.
Regional, division, and field offices.--The agreement
directs the Department, when considering plans to open,
close, redesignate as a lesser office, or reorganize a
regional, division, or field office within the Department or
an operating administration of the Department, to conduct an
analysis on the effect of such action on each relevant
office, which shall consider the potential costs; impacts on
staffing and workforce; relevant external stakeholders, as
appropriate; and the Department's ability to carry out all
statutorily authorized activities. The Department is directed
to provide such analysis to the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations not later than 10 business days after such
analysis is requested by either the House or Senate
Committees on Appropriations.
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
The bill provides $74,471,000 for research and technology,
of which $56,000,000 shall remain available until expended.
The bill specifies funding levels for activities within the
account.
NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The bill provides $145,000,000 for local and regional
project assistance grants as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 6702,
to remain available until expended. Of this amount, not less
than 5 percent is for projects in historically disadvantaged
communities or areas of persistent poverty. The bill directs
the Secretary to take such measures to ensure an equitable
geographic distribution of funds, an appropriate balance in
addressing the needs of rural and urban communities,
including Tribal areas, and the investment in a variety of
transportation modes. Consistent with 49 U.S.C. 6702, not
more than 50 percent of the funding shall be allocated to
projects in rural and urbanized areas, respectively. Further,
the bill requires the Secretary to consider and award
projects solely based upon the selection criteria in 49
U.S.C. 6702(d)(3) and (d)(4).
NATIONAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION AND INNOVATIVE FINANCE BUREAU
The agreement provides $9,250,000 for the National Surface
Transportation and Innovative Finance Bureau, to remain
available until expended.
RURAL AND TRIBAL INFRASTRUCTURE ADVANCEMENT
The agreement provides $10,000,000 for the rural and Tribal
infrastructure advancement program as authorized by section
21205 of Public Law 117-58, to remain available until
September 30, 2028.
RAILROAD REHABILITATION AND IMPROVEMENT FINANCING PROGRAM
The bill authorizes the Secretary to issue direct loans and
loan guarantees pursuant to chapter 224 of title 49, United
States Code.
Limiting loans for high-speed rail projects.--The agreement
urges that, with respect to any railroad rehabilitation and
improvement financing [RRIF] loans or loan guarantees issued
to high-speed rail projects, (a) any debt senior the RRIF
loan (or the debt guaranteed by the RRIF credit instrument)
should have an investment grade rating; (b) prior to
receiving a disbursement of funds under such RRIF loan (or
debt guaranteed by the RRIF credit instrument) the high-speed
rail project should have received a permit to construct from
the Surface Transportation Board to ensure responsible
planning of infrastructure projects; and (c) the high-speed
rail project should be constructed to the same `standard'
track gauge as the general system of rail transportation.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CAPITAL
The agreement provides $5,000,000 for the financial
management capital program, to remain available until
September 30, 2027.
CYBER SECURITY INITIATIVES
The agreement provides $60,000,000 for departmental cyber
security initiatives, to remain available until September 30,
2027.
OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
The agreement provides $11,761,000 for the Office of Civil
Rights. The agreement does not support moving positions and
programs of the Office of Civil Rights into the Department's
working capital fund.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND DEVELOPMENT
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides $32,043,000 for planning, research,
and development activities, to remain available until
expended. Of this amount, $5,436,000 is for the Interagency
Infrastructure Permitting Improvement Center and $9,647,000
is for the purposes and amounts specified in the table
entitled ``Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending'' included in this joint explanatory statement.
Flight 5342.--The agreement provides $2,000,000 for DOT to
commission the National Academies of Science within 30 days
of enactment of this act to conduct an independent review of
airspace design, civil-military coordination, and operational
safety in the National Capital Region, consistent with all
direction under this heading in Senate Report 119-47.
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The bill limits expenditures for working capital fund [WCF]
activities to $764,965,000.
Consolidation proposal.--The agreement supports the budget
request to consolidate non-commodity information technology
[IT] and procurement services through the WCF. The bill
specifies how the Department may proceed with the
consolidation of non-commodity IT and procurement services
and requires the Secretary to provide a plan to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations describing the non-
commodity IT and procurement consolidation not less than 30
days prior to using the authorities provided in the bill.
Such plan shall include details on the IT and procurement
programs, systems, and operations being consolidated; the
operating administrations participating in such
consolidation; impacts on staffing within the WCF, the Office
of the Chief Information Officer within OST, the Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Administration within OST, and
any participating operating administration; the expected
costs and benefits to the OST and any participating operating
administrations for such consolidation; and the expected
timeline for such consolidation.
In addition to the monthly briefings on non-commodity IT
and procurement services required in the bill, the agreement
directs DOT to transmit monthly a report of the WCF and
provide quarterly briefings to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations regarding all expenditures of
the WCF, including the shared services within the fund and
the use of the fund by operating administration.
SMALL AND DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS UTILIZATION AND OUTREACH
The bill provides $5,330,000 for small and disadvantaged
business utilization and outreach, to remain available until
September 30, 2027.
Small business transportation resource centers [SBTRCs].--
The bill requires the Office of Small and Disadvantaged
Business Utilization to maintain and operate not less than
six SBTRCs. The agreement directs that one of the not less
than six SBTRCs shall serve the Mid-South Atlantic Region and
be located in the same state as in fiscal year 2025.
PAYMENTS TO AIR CARRIERS
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
The bill provides $513,637,231 for payments to air
carriers, to remain available until expended, and continues
to waive certain eligibility requirements.
Program oversight.--In lieu of the direction provided under
this heading in House Report 119-212, the agreement directs
the Department to provide the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations not later than 180 days after the date of
enactment of this act relevant data for the Essential Air
Service [EAS] program, including annual passenger and load
factors, subsidy levels, and per-passenger costs, for all
communities outside of Alaska and Hawaii.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Section 101 prohibits funds available to the DOT from being
obligated for the Office of the Secretary of Transportation
to approve assessments or reimbursable agreements pertaining
to funds appropriated to the operating administrations,
except for activities underway on the date of enactment of
this act, unless such assessments or agreements have
completed the normal reprogramming process for congressional
notification.
Section 102 requires the Secretary of Transportation to
post on the Internet a schedule of all council on credit and
finance meetings, agendas, and meeting minutes.
Section 103 allows the DOT's working capital fund to
provide payments in advance to vendors for the Federal
transit pass fringe benefit program, and to provide full or
partial payments to, and to accept reimbursements from,
Federal agencies for transit benefit distribution services.
Section 104 allows the DOT's working capital fund to use
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transit benefit program to improve the administration of that
program.
Section 105 requires approval from the Assistant Secretary
for Administration for retention or senior executive bonuses
for all DOT employees.
Section 106 requires the DOT's working capital fund to
transfer equipment into the working capital fund and collect
replacement reserve for the equipment equal to the useful
life and estimated replacement cost of such equipment.
Section 107 requires congressional notification before the
DOT provides credit assistance under the transportation
infrastructure finance and innovation act program.
Section 108 allows the Secretary to transfer and
consolidate administrative resources for certain programs.
Section 109 allows the operating administrations to
transfer funds to the Office of Tribal Government Affairs for
recipients of the Tribal transportation self-governance
program.
Section 109A modifies the amount of funding reserved for
planning grants under the safe streets and roads for all
program.
Section 109B extends the period of availability for certain
fiscal year 2022 grants.
Section 109C provides air service protections for rural
communities who have regularly scheduled EAS service.
Section 109D rescinds certain unobligated amounts.
Section 109E rescinds certain unobligated amounts.
Section 109F rescinds certain unobligated amounts.
Section 109G rescinds certain unobligated amounts.
Federal Aviation Administration
OPERATIONS
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
The agreement provides $13,710,000,000 for the operations
of the Federal Aviation Administration [FAA], to remain
available until September 30, 2027. Of the total amount
provided, $13,040,600,000 is to be derived from the airport
and airway trust fund. The act allocates funds by budget
activity.
Funding level.--In lieu of the direction included under the
heading ``Additions and reductions'' in House Report 119-212
and under the heading ``Funding Level'' in Senate Report 119-
47, the agreement--
(1) includes an adjustment of $95,877,000 over fiscal year
2025 for surging controller hiring and training, with a goal
of hiring 2,500 new controllers in fiscal year 2026;
(2) includes an adjustment of an additional $9,744,000 over
fiscal year 2025 for air carrier surveillance and production
oversight, including enhanced oversight of Boeing;
(3) includes an adjustment of an additional $35,000,000
over fiscal year 2025 for cybersecurity efforts;
(4) includes savings due to staffing reductions related to
the deferred resignation program; and
(5) directs the FAA to transition any activities from the
Office of NextGen as a result of implementing section 206 of
the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63) to
existing lines of business and staff offices (consistent with
the reprogramming requirements in section 405 of this act),
and to minimize duplication of responsibilities across
offices.
Medical certifications and clearances.--The agreement
includes an increase of $3,000,000 above the budget request,
for the Office of Aerospace Medicine, for purposes consistent
with the directives included under this heading in Senate
Report 119-47 and under the heading ``Aeromedical'' in House
Report 119-212, to address the backlog of pilot and air
traffic controller medical certificates. The agreement
directs the FAA to provide the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations a briefing requested under both headings no
later than 120 days after the enactment of this act.
Aircraft certification.--In lieu of the direction provided
under this heading in Senate Report 119-47 and the first
paragraph under the heading ``Aircraft certification
modernization and international competitiveness'' in House
Report 119-212, the agreement includes not less than
$379,223,000 for the aircraft certification service [AIR].
The additional 32 positions included in the budget request,
and funded by this agreement, shall be prioritized to address
the FAA's increased oversight of air carriers and aircraft
manufacturers. The agreement includes resources to ensure
sufficient technical expertise and workforce training for the
FAA's certification workforce, strengthening safety and
production oversight. The agreement directs the FAA to
complete the briefings directed under the heading ``Aircraft
certification modernization and international
competitiveness'' in House Report 119-212 and Senate Report
119-47 no later than 60 days after the enactment of this act.
Air-traffic collegiate training initiative [AT-CTI].--In
lieu of the briefing requested under the heading ``Collegiate
training initiatives'' in House Report 119-212, and
consistent with the report directed under this heading in
Senate Report 119-47, the agreement directs the FAA to
provide, within 270 days of enactment of this act, a report
on: (1) FAA hiring and separation numbers for AT-CTI and
Enhanced-Collegiate training initiative [E-CTI] graduates;
(2) the total number of AT-CTI and E-CTI program graduates
and the proportion that seek employment as certified
professional controllers [CPCs] within one calendar year of
program completion; and (3) a comparison of training
performance, separation rates and attainment of necessary
qualifications between AT-CTI and E-CTI graduates and the
FAA-academy trained CPCs. For each hiring pool opened in
fiscal year 2026, the report shall contain the total number
of applicants for AT-CTI, E-CTI, and the FAA academy, who
have: (1) applied for the position of air traffic controller;
(2) been issued a tentative offer letter for the position of
air traffic controller; (3) been issued a firm offer letter
for the position of air traffic controller; and (4) been
hired for the position of air traffic controller.
Designee training resources.--The agreement includes
$7,000,000 for the purposes described under this heading in
House Report 119-212 and under the heading ``Designee
Training'' in Senate Report 119-47.
Contract towers.--The agreement includes $6,000,000 for the
pilot program described under the heading ``Contract Towers''
in Senate Report 119-47 and continues to direct the FAA to
commence this program within 180 days of enactment of this
act and to prioritize contract towers as required under
section 625(a)(2) of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024.
Integration of commercial space and new entrants.--The
agreement does not specify an amount for, but maintains the
direction included under the heading ``Integration of new
entrants'' in House Report 119-212, excluding tracking
requirements, and the heading ``Airspace Integration'' in
Senate Report 119-47, excluding live telemetry data
requirements.
Unmanned aircraft system [UAS] beyond visual line of
sight.-- The agreement shares concern regarding the proposed
rule ``Normalizing Unmanned Aircraft Systems Beyond Visual
Line of Sight Operations'' which may make it more difficult
for drone operators to fly than is currently permissible
under waivers, exemptions, and other approvals. The agreement
directs the FAA to ensure that the final rule allows the
United States to lead in the safe integration of drones into
the national airspace system, and, at a minimum, is not more
restrictive on operations than what is currently permissible
under Part 135 and Part 107 using waivers, exemptions, and
other approvals.
Staffing.--The agreement modifies the directive under this
heading in Senate Report 119-47 to direct the FAA to brief
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on all
positions that remain unfilled due to the deferred
resignation program, and which positions the FAA intends to
backfill in fiscal year 2026. The agreement directs the FAA
to provide quarterly staffing updates, including hiring and
separations, by line of business for all positions funded by
this and any other act, and: (1) the status of hiring new
controllers; (2) actual staffing levels, including hiring and
separation levels, at all air traffic control [ATC]
facilities; and (3) flight delays at each ATC facility by
category.
Air traffic controller hiring.--The agreement modifies the
direction provided under this heading in Senate Report 119-47
to direct the FAA to expand training at the FAA Training
Academy at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center and continue
to supplement these efforts through the AT-CTI program.
Organization chart.--The agreement directs the FAA to
include a more detailed organization chart as an exhibit to
section one of the President's budget justification that
provides not less than one level of offices below the Office
of the Administrator and Deputy Administrator, the Air
Traffic Organization, and the Office of the Assistant
Administrator for Aviation Safety.
Facilities and Equipment
(Airport and Airway Trust Fund)
The agreement provides $4,000,000,000 for facilities and
equipment. Of the total amount available, $697,850,000 is for
personnel and related expenses and available until September
30, 2027, and $3,302,150,000 is available until September 30,
2028. The agreement directs the FAA to notify the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations within 3 business days of
the joint resources council, the prime integrator, or any FAA
official making any final investment decisions, establishing
a baseline for previously approved projects, or making
acquisition program baseline changes that alter program
performance, cost or schedule baseline.
The table below provides allocations of funds by activity
for FAA facilities and equipment from the Infrastructure
Investment and Jobs Act [IIJA] for fiscal year 2026, which
are subject to section 405 of this act:
Allocation of FAA Facilities and Equipment Funding in the Infrastructure
Investment and Jobs Act--Fiscal Year 2026
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Budget line item Agreement
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Terminal and En Route Air Traffic Control Facilities-- $370,100,000
Replace.............................................
Electrical Power System--Sustain/Support and Fuel 163,700,000
Storage Tank Replacement and Management.............
Hazardous Materials Management and NAS Facilities, 29,700,000
OSHA, and Environmental Standards Compliance........
Facility Security Risk Management.................... 30,000,000
Navigation, Landing and Lighting..................... 30,000,000
Personnel Compensation, Benefits, and Travel [PCB&T]. 125,000,000
IIJA--Long Range Radar Infrastructure Sustainment.... 7,800,000
IIJA--Air Route Traffic Control Center [ARTCC] & 142,100,000
Combined Control Facility [CCF] Sustainment.........
IIJA--Air Traffic Control Tower/Terminal Radar 101,600,000
Approach Control Sustainment........................
Total............................................ 1,000,000,000
------------------------------------------------------------------------
The table below provides details by activity for FAA
facilities and equipment from funds made available under this
heading in this act:
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Allocation of FAA Facilities and Equipment Funding in This Act--Fiscal
Year 2026
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Budget line item Agreement
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Activity 1--Engineering, Development, Test and .................
Evaluation:
Advanced Technology Development and Prototyping.... $132,500,000
William J. Hughes Technical Center Laboratory 19,900,000
Sustainment.......................................
William J. Hughes Technical Center Infrastructure 23,000,000
Sustainment.......................................
Separation Management Portfolio.................... 13,800,000
Traffic Flow Management Portfolio.................. 9,000,000
On Demand NAS Portfolio............................ 10,000,000
NAS Infrastructure Portfolio....................... 17,100,000
Support Portfolio.................................. 7,000,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems [UAS].................... 16,000,000
Enterprise, Concept Development, Human Factors, & 10,500,000
Demonstrations Portfolio..........................
Total Activity 1............................... 258,800,000
Activity 2--Air Traffic Control Facilities and .................
Equipment:
a. En Route Programs............................... .................
En Route Automation Modernization [ERAM]--System 52,300,000
Enhancements and Tech Refresh...................
Next Generation Weather Radar [NEXRAD]........... 3,000,000
Air Route Traffic Control Center [ARTCC] & 252,300,000
Combined Control Facility [CCF] Building
Improvements....................................
Air/Ground Communications Infrastructure......... 8,200,000
Air Traffic Control En Route Radar Facilities 7,800,000
Improvements....................................
Oceanic Automation System........................ 22,900,000
System-Wide Information Management............... 24,600,000
ADS-B NAS Wide Implementation.................... 179,900,000
Air Traffic Management Implementation Portfolio.. 136,600,000
Time Based Flow Management Portfolio............. 20,900,000
Weather Processor................................ 14,500,000
Airborne Collision Avoidance System X [ACASX].... 6,000,000
Data Communications in Support of NextGen Air 94,700,000
Transportation System...........................
Offshore Automation.............................. 60,000,000
Commercial Space Integration..................... 10,000,000
Common Automation Platform....................... 125,000,000
Subtotal En Route Programs................... 1,018,700,000
b. Terminal Programs............................... .................
Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System 189,700,000
[STARS] [TAMR Phase 1]..........................
Terminal Automation Program...................... 9,000,000
Terminal Air Traffic Control Facilities--Replace. 50,000,000
ATCT/Terminal Radar Approach Control [TRACON] 131,300,000
Facilities--Improve.............................
NAS Facilities OSHA and Environmental Standards 30,000,000
Compliance......................................
Performance Based Navigation Support Portfolio... 5,000,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems [UAS] Implementation... 10,000,000
Airport Ground Surveillance Portfolio............ 35,500,000
Terminal and EnRoute Surveillance Portfolio...... 42,800,000
Terminal and EnRoute Voice Switch and Recorder 21,600,000
Portfolio.......................................
Enterprise Information Platform.................. 29,600,000
Remote Towers.................................... 3,000,000
Subtotal Terminal Programs................... 557,500,000
c. Flight Service Programs.........................
Future Flight Services Program................... 140,000,000
Alaska Flight Service Facility Modernization 2,100,000
[AFSFM].........................................
Weather Camera Program........................... 6,500,000
Weather Systems Portfolio........................ 28,050,000
Don Young Alaska Safety Initiatives.............. 20,000,000
Subtotal Flight Service Programs............. 196,650,000
d. Landing and Navigational Aids Program...........
Wide Area Augmentation System [WAAS] for GPS..... 92,000,000
Instrument Flight Procedures Automation [IFPA]... 2,400,000
Runway Safety Areas--Navigational Mitigation..... 1,400,000
Landing and Lighting Portfolio................... 60,000,000
Subtotal Landing and Navigational Aids 155,800,000
Programs....................................
e. Other ATC Facilities Programs................... .................
Fuel Storage Tank Replacement and Management..... 5,000,000
Unstaffed Infrastructure Sustainment and 10,000,000
Replacement.....................................
Aircraft Replacement and Related Equipment 119,900,000
Program.........................................
Airport Cable Loop Systems--Sustained Support.... 10,000,000
Child Care Center Sustainment.................... 1,600,000
Electrical Power Systems--Sustain/Support........ 65,800,000
Energy Management and Compliance [EMC]........... 4,200,000
FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure............ 303,200,000
Operational Analysis and Reporting Systems....... 22,700,000
Aeronautical Information Management Program...... 80,900,000
Subtotal Other ATC Facilities Programs....... 623,300,000
Total Activity 2............................... 2,551,950,000
Activity 3--Non-Air Traffic Control Facilities and
Equipment:
a. Support Equipment............................... .................
Hazardous Materials Management................... 19,900,000
Aviation Safety Analysis System [ASAS]........... 40,000,000
National Air Space [NAS] Recovery Communications 12,000,000
[RCOM]..........................................
Facility Security Risk Management................ 14,300,000
Information Security............................. 37,000,000
System Approach for Safety Oversight [SASO]...... 13,600,000
Aerospace Medical Equipment Needs [AMEN]......... 1,300,000
System Safety Management Portfolio............... 13,700,000
National Test Equipment Program.................. 10,000,000
Mobile Assets Management Program................. 17,400,000
Aerospace Medicine Safety Information Systems 38,300,000
[AMSIS].........................................
Subtotal Support Equipment................... 217,500,000
b. Training, Equipment and Facilities.............. .................
Aeronautical Center Infrastructure Sustainment... 40,000,000
Distance Learning................................ 1,000,000
Subtotal Training, Equipment and Facilities.. 41,000,000
Total Activity 3............................... 258,500,000
Activity 4--Facilities and Equipment Mission Support:
System Engineering and Development Support......... 39,000,000
Program Support Leases............................. 55,000,000
Logistics and Acquisition Support Services......... 12,000,000
Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center Leases........... 16,900,000
Transition Engineering Support..................... 17,000,000
Technical Support Services Contract [TSSC]......... 28,000,000
Resource Tracking Program [RTP].................... 10,000,000
Center for Advanced Aviation System Development 55,000,000
[CAASD]...........................................
Total Activity 4............................... 232,900,000
Activity 5--Personnel and Related Expenses:
Personnel and Related Expenses..................... 697,850,000
Total, All Activities.......................... 4,000,000,000
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Facilities and equipment activities.--The agreement
provides amounts as specified in the tables above and
maintains the directions included in House Report 119-212 and
Senate Report 119-47 unless otherwise modified below.
Advanced technology development and prototyping.--The
agreement provides $132,500,000, of which $100,000,000 shall
be for major airspace redesign initiative. From these
amounts, the FAA shall prioritize work on the Hawaiian
islands airspace modernization project, and provide a
briefing to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
on the status and timelines of this project within 60 days of
enactment of this act.
Digital filing and clearance delivery.--The agreement
includes funding for the continued development and
implementation of digital flight filing and clearance
delivery capabilities, but does not specify particular
amounts as specified under the same heading in House Report
119-212. The agreement directs the FAA to provide the
briefing included under this heading in the House Report 119-
212. The agreement directs the FAA to provide the briefing
included under this heading in the House Report 119-212 6
months after the enactment of this act.
Landing and lighting portfolio.--The agreement provides
$60,000,000 for the landing and lighting portfolio, which is
in addition to the $30,000,000 directed for this purpose from
amounts available under the IIJA for fiscal year 2026. The
agreement includes not less than $15,000,000 for the
procurement and installation of precision approach path
indicators and not less than $10,000,000 for instrumentation
landing systems.
Don Young Alaska aviation safety initiative.--The agreement
includes $25,000,000 to implement the Don Young Alaska
aviation safety initiative, which includes $20,000,000 from
this budget line item [BLI], $3,500,000 from the ADS-B NAS-
wide implementation BLI, and $1,500,000 from the weather
camera program BLI.
RESEARCH, ENGINEERING, AND DEVELOPMENT
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
The agreement provides $290,000,000 for the FAA's research,
engineering, and development activities, to remain available
until September 30, 2028.
The following table provides amounts for budget line items
under this heading:
RESEARCH, ENGINEERING, AND DEVELOPMENT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Research, Engineering & Development Agreement
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fire Research and Safety............................ 6,647,000
Propulsion and Fuel Systems......................... 4,200,000
Advanced Materials/Structural Safety................ 1,000,000
Advanced Materials /Structural Safety--JAMS COE 15,000,000
(authorized under 49 USC Sec. 44518)..............
Aircraft Icing...................................... 2,798,000
Digital System Safety............................... 5,375,000
Continued Air Worthiness............................ 8,198,000
Flight deck/Maintenance/System Integration Human 12,410,000
Factors............................................
System Safety Management/Terminal Area Safety....... 9,096,000
Air Traffic Control/Technical Operations Human 5,709,000
Factors............................................
Aeromedical Research................................ 10,394,000
Weather Program..................................... 15,436,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research.................. 10,000,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research--ASSURE COE 14,000,000
(authorized under 49 USC Sec. 44813)..............
Alternative Fuels for General Aviation.............. 10,000,000
Commercial Space Transportation Safety.............. 4,300,000
NextGen Wake Turbulence............................. 4,700,000
Information/Cyber Security.......................... 4,596,000
Energy & Efficiency................................. 12,500,000
Energy & Efficiency--ASCENT COE (authorized under 49 8,500,000
USC Sec. 44520)...................................
Aircraft Technologies and Fuels Research............ 5,000,000
Aircraft Technologies and Fuels Research--CLEEN 38,500,000
(authorized under 49 USC Sec. 47511)..............
Aircraft Technologies and Fuels Research--ASCENT COE 27,000,000
(authorized under 49 USC Sec. 44520)..............
System Planning and Resource Management............. 3,894,000
Aviation Grant Management (Aviation Workforce 40,000,000
Development Grants)................................
William J. Hughes Technical Center Laboratory 6,747,000
Facilities.........................................
Aircraft Radio Altimeter Development, Testing, and 3,000,000
Certification......................................
Tarmac Safety and Runway Incursion Prevention....... 1,000,000
-------------------
Total........................................... 290,000,000
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Research, engineering, and development activities.--The
agreement provides amounts as specified in the table above
and maintains the directions included in House Report 119-212
and Senate Report 119-47 unless otherwise modified below.
Advanced materials/structural safety--joint center of
excellence [COE] for advanced materials [JAMS].--The
agreement provides $15,000,000 for advanced materials and
structural safety work conducted through JAMS. Of this total,
no less than $6,000,000 shall be used for the FAA to work
directly with the Advanced Composites Institute and its
private partners to conduct research to develop, evaluate,
and validate out-of-autoclave composite manufacturing methods
and related emerging processes relevant to airworthiness
certification. This includes, but is not limited to, advanced
composite manufacturing, joining, repair, and sustainment
technologies across thermoset and thermoplastic systems. Of
the total provided, not less than $4,000,000 shall be for the
Advanced Materials in Transport Aircraft Structures and not
less than $4,000,000 is to advance the use of fiber-
reinforced composite materials in the commercial aviation
industry through JAMS.
Energy & efficiency.--The agreement provides a total of
$21,000,000 for energy & efficiency research across two BLIs,
of which $8,500,000 shall be for the COE for Alternative Jet
Fuels and Environment [ASCENT]. Funds shall be prioritized
for SAF, noise, emissions, and other ongoing research.
Aircraft technologies and fuels research.--The agreement
provides a total of $70,500,000 for aircraft technologies and
fuels research across three BLIs, of which $38,500,000 shall
be for the CLEEN program and $27,000,000 shall be for ASCENT.
The agreement directs the FAA to prioritize research related
to SAF, and to provide no less than $20,000,000 for the
research and development of high-efficiency aircraft
propellers, engines, and other systems, in collaboration with
U.S. manufacturers, that focus on improving safety,
efficiency, reducing noise, and advancing the technologies
necessary to maintain U.S. leadership.
UAS research.--The agreement provides $10,000,000 for UAS
research and an additional $14,000,000 for the UAS Center of
Excellence, and includes the set-asides and direction
included in House Report 119-212 under the heading ``Counter-
UAS'' and in Senate Report 119-47 under the heading ``UAS
Research''.
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GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides an obligation limitation of
$4,000,000,000 and a liquidating cash appropriation of
$4,000,000,000, to remain available until expended. Within
the obligation limitation, the agreement provides not less
than $160,000,000 for administrative expenses, $15,000,000
for the airport cooperative research program, $41,827,000 for
airport technology research program, and $15,000,000 for the
small community air service development program.
GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides $577,356,000 for AIP grants, of
which $368,670,000 is derived from unobligated balances in
the IIJA. Of the total, $542,356,000 is for the purposes and
amounts specified in the table entitled ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in this
joint explanatory statement, and $35,000,000 is available for
competitive grants, which may include projects authorized
under section 767 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024
(Public Law 118-63).
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
Section 110 allows no more than 600 technical staff-years
at the center for advanced aviation systems development.
Section 111 prohibits funds for adopting guidelines or
regulations requiring airport sponsors to provide the FAA
``without cost'' building construction or space.
Section 112 allows reimbursement for fees collected and
credited under 49 U.S.C. 45303.
Section 113 allows reimbursement of funds for providing
technical assistance to foreign aviation authorities to be
credited to the operations account.
Section 114 prohibits funds for Sunday premium pay unless
work was actually performed on a Sunday.
Section 115 prohibits funds from being used to buy store
gift cards with government issued credit cards.
Section 116 requires the administrator to block the
identifying information of an owner or operator's aircraft in
any flight tracking display to the public upon the request of
an owner or operator.
Section 117 prohibits funds for salaries and expenses of
more than nine political and Presidential appointees in the
FAA.
Section 118 prohibits funds to increase fees under 49
U.S.C. 44721 until the FAA provides a report to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations that justifies all fees
related to aeronautical navigation products and explains how
such fees are consistent with Executive Order 13642.
Section 119 requires the FAA to notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations at least 90 days before closing
a regional operations center or reducing personnel or the
services provided.
Section 119A prohibits funds from being used to change
weight restrictions or prior permission rules at Teterboro
Airport in New Jersey.
Section 119B prohibits funds from being used to withhold
from consideration and approval certain applications for
participation in the contract tower program, or for certain
reevaluations of cost-share program participation.
Section 119C prohibits funds from being used to open,
close, redesignate, or reorganize a regional office, the
aeronautical center, or the technical center subject to the
reprogramming requirements outlined under section 405 of this
act.
Section 119D includes requirements for creating,
reorganizing, or restructuring an organizational unit of the
FAA.
Section 119E allows the use of unobligated balances from
the ``Grants-in-Aid for Airports'' account to reimburse
airports affected by temporary flight restrictions for
residences of the President.
Section 119F provides restrictions on the use of the
authorities under 49 U.S.C. 44502 to transfer certain air
traffic systems or equipment to the FAA.
Section 119G prohibits the privatization or separation of
the air traffic control functions of the FAA.
Section 119H prohibits the construction of a second air
traffic controller training academy.
Section 119I allows the FAA to increase pay for employees
with a medical degree in the Office of Aerospace Medicine.
Section 119J requires a monthly spend plan and briefing
from senior FAA officials on all air traffic control
modernization efforts.
Federal Highway Administration
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement limits obligations for the administrative
expenses of the Federal Highway Administration [FHWA] to
$507,435,977, of which $3,248,000 is for the administrative
expenses of the Appalachian Regional Commission.
FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAYS
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The agreement limits obligations for the Federal-aid
highways program to $62,657,105,821 in fiscal year 2026.
Cordon pricing.--In lieu of the report required by House
Report 119-212 under the header ``Congestion pricing impact
study'', the agreement directs the GAO to conduct a study on
zoning-based pricing, including cordon pricing, that includes
the impact to safety, emissions, and congestion, as well as
the financial impact on personal vehicle drivers, public
transit users, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
Low population highway infrastructure.--In lieu of the
report required by House Report 119-212, the agreement
encourages the Department to take proactive measures to
ensure that meritorious grant applications for projects not
included in a Statewide Transportation Improvement Program or
Transportation Improvement Program, and from counties with
populations less than 50,000, receive fair consideration.
Electrical vehicle charging infrastructure.--The agreement
acknowledges that the Secretary issued interim final guidance
for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program,
consistent with the requirement in Senate Report 119-47.
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The agreement provides a liquidating cash appropriation of
$63,396,105,821, which is available until expended, to pay
the outstanding obligations of the various highway programs
at the levels provided in this act and prior appropriations
acts.
HIGHWAY INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides $2,395,880,591 for highway
infrastructure programs, of which $1,468,668,000 is derived
from unobligated balances in the IIJA. Of the total amount,
the agreement provides $1,514,721,091 for the purposes and
amounts specified in the table entitled ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in this
joint explanatory statement. The agreement also includes:
$200,000,000 for the Tribal transportation program;
$200,000,000 for public parking for commercial motor
vehicles; $5,000,000 for bollard installation projects;
$5,000,000 for the regional infrastructure accelerator
demonstration program; $20,000,000 for the Appalachian
development highway system; $3,000,000 to be transferred to
the Southwest Border Regional Commission; $5,000,000 to be
transferred to the Northern Border Regional Commission;
$20,000,000 to be transferred to the Denali Commission;
$2,000,000 for the pollinator-friendly practices on roadsides
and highway rights-of-way program; $10,000,000 for the
national scenic byways program; $350,000,000 for a
competitive bridge replacement or rehabilitation grant
program; $25,000,000 for a competitive Type 3 highway bridge
grant program; $6,159,500 for research to reduce the impacts
of 6PPD on salmon-bearing streams; and $30,000,000 for the
reconnecting communities pilot program.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
Section 120 distributes the Federal-aid highways program
obligation limitation.
Section 121 allows funds received by the Bureau of
Transportation Statistics from the sale of data products to
be credited to the Federal-aid highways account.
Section 122 provides requirements for any waiver of Buy
America Act requirements.
Section 123 requires 60-day notification to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations for any INFRA grants
awarded under 23 U.S.C. 117.
Section 124 allows State DOTs to repurpose certain highway
project funding within 25 miles of its original designation.
Section 125 extends the period of availability of certain
INFRA grant funds.
Section 126 extends the period of availability of certain
bridge investment program funds.
Section 127 extends the period of availability of certain
PROTECT grant funds.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The bill includes a liquidating cash appropriation and a
limitation on obligations of $390,000,000 for the operations
and programs of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration [FMCSA]. Of this limitation, $14,073,000 is
for the research and technology program, and not less than
$63,098,000 is for information technology and information
management, to remain available for obligation until
September 30, 2028.
Enforcement Training and Support Grant Program.--The
agreement directs FMCSA to notify grantees of any updates to
the instructor development program [IDP] and Federal law
enforcement training course accreditation and to continue to
include grantees in the development and delivery of the IDP,
to ensure instructors are prepared to deliver the curriculum
to non-Federal employees under the grant program.
MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY GRANTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The bill includes a liquidating cash appropriation of
$536,600,000 and a limitation on
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obligations of $541,600,000 for motor carrier safety grants.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
within this account:
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
Motor carrier safety assistance program.............. $422,500,000
Commercial driver's license program implementation 45,200,000
program.............................................
High priority program................................ 62,400,000
Commercial motor vehicle operators grant program..... 1,500,000
Commercial motor vehicle enforcement training and 10,000,000
support grant program...............................
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Training provider registry.--The agreement directs the
Secretary to submit to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations information on the number of certificates
issued by training providers on the training provider
registry not later than 90 days after enactment of this act
and bi-annually after initial submission of such information.
The agreement further directs the Secretary to submit a plan
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
including any resource requirements, on how the FMCSA will
conduct regular audits of the training provider registry not
later than 120 days after enactment of this act.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
Section 130 prohibits funds from being used to enforce the
electronic logging device rule with respect to carriers
transporting livestock or insects.
Section 131 requires the Secretary to update the
Department's regulations to ensure that non-compliance with
49 CFR 391.11(b)(2) triggers an out-of-service order.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides $200,000,000 for operations and
research for the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration [NHTSA], of which $65,000,000 shall remain
available through September 30, 2027, and of which
$129,000,000 shall be derived from the IIJA.
OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The agreement provides a liquidating cash appropriation and
an obligation limitation of $209,600,000, to remain available
until expended, which reflects the authorized level of
contract authority, and of which $57,500,000 shall remain
available until September 30, 2027. Of the total amount, the
agreement provides $202,000,000 for programs authorized under
section 403 of title 23, U.S.C., including behavioral
research on automated driving systems and advanced driver
assistance systems and improving consumer responses to safety
recalls, and section 25024 of Public Law 117-58; and
$7,600,000 for the national driver register authorized under
chapter 303 of title 49, U.S.C.
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY GRANTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
The bill provides a liquidating cash appropriation and an
obligation limitation of $849,654,625 for highway traffic
safety grants, to remain available until expended.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY
ADMINISTRATION
Section 140 exempts obligation authority made available in
previous public laws from the obligation limitations set for
the current year.
Section 141 prohibits the use of funds for advertising
campaigns that encourage illegal drug or alcohol use.
Section 142 provides funding for travel and related
expenses for state management reviews and highway safety core
competency development training.
Federal Railroad Administration
SAFETY AND OPERATIONS
The agreement provides $264,761,000 for the safety and
operations of the Federal Railroad Administration [FRA], of
which $25,000,000 shall remain available until expended. The
agreement supports staffing levels in line with the deferred
resignations at the FRA but does not support any reductions
to safety personnel. The agreement continues the directives
in Senate Report 119-47 under the heading ``Staffing'' and
directs the report to include information on each office in
the FRA. The agreement does not include the transfer of human
resources, communications, government affairs, and civil
rights functions into the Department's working capital fund.
The agreement provides the following funding levels for
specific activities within this account:
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Automated track inspection program................... No less than
$21,600,000
Positive train control support program............... Up to 1,000,000
Trespasser prevention................................ No less than
400,000
Highway-rail grade crossing safety................... No less than
1,000,000
Confidential close call reporting system............. Up to 4,800,000
Grant and project development technical assistance, Up to 500,000
oversight...........................................
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Confidential Close Call Reporting System [C3RS].--The
agreement continues the directives in Senate Report 119-47
under this heading and further directs the FRA to brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 90 days
of enactment of this act on the status of the C3RS and
efforts to continue the Class I freight railroads pilot
program.
Hazardous material incident mitigation.--The agreement
directs the FRA to complete the update to the 2007 vent and
burn reports in collaboration with rail industry hazardous
material teams, the first responder community, and other
incident command stakeholders and republish the reports which
shall include clear instructions to consult the shipper when
considering a vent and burn; more comprehensive guidance on
what products are candidates for a vent and burn, along with
what chemicals and other hazards may result from a vent and
burn; and an updated process flow chart. These reports shall
be distributed to emergency responder associations.
In addition, to appropriately evaluate and develop updated
vent and burn reports, guidance, and best practices, the
agreement directs the FRA to use existing research and
development resources to ensure first responders, rail
industry hazardous material teams, and other incident command
stakeholders are best prepared to respond to rail hazardous
material incidents.
Trespasser prevention.--As part of the briefing directed in
House Report 119-212 under this heading, the FRA shall
identify, within 270 days of enactment of this act, the
States and localities across the country that have the
highest number of trespasser incidents and fatalities. The
FRA is further directed to provide a summary of its efforts
and guidance to assist such States and localities to reduce
trespasser fatalities.
Railroad Research and Development
The agreement provides $40,000,000 for railroad research
and development, to remain available until expended. Of this
amount, up to $3,000,000 is available to make improvements at
the transportation technology center as authorized under 49
U.S.C. 20108(d) and not less than $2,500,000 is for a rail
research and development center of excellence as authorized
in 49 U.S.C. 20108(j).
Rolling stock equipment and components [RSEC] maintenance
and inspection.--The agreement includes no less than
$5,000,000 to support RSEC research to evaluate, test, and
demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of automated
inspection and maintenance equipment and procedures and
reiterates the directives under this heading in Senate Report
119-47. Further, the agreement recognizes that the FRA
reinstated the Railroad Safety Advisory Committee [RSAC],
which is meant to be a forum through which all segments of
the rail community can convene to provide advice and
recommendations to the FRA on railroad safety matters through
a consensus process. The agreement continues to direct the
FRA to use the RSAC to inform industry, Congress, and the
public on additional safety measures that should be taken,
including regulatory and statutory changes.
Short-line safety.--The agreement provides $2,500,000 to
continue improving safety practices and training for class II
and class III freight railroads, including efforts to improve
the safe transportation of hazardous materials, freight, and
passenger rail. The agreement also includes an additional
$250,000 for maintenance of safety trainsets.
Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail
(Including Transfer of Funds)
The agreement provides $65,000,000 for Federal-State
partnership for intercity passenger rail grants [FSP] as
authorized under 49 U.S.C. 24911, to remain available until
expended, of which $40,000,000 is derived from unobligated
balances in the FRA administrative and oversight expenses
account from the IIJA.
Great Lakes corridor.--The agreement requests a briefing
from the FRA no later than 270 days after enactment of this
act on the feasibility of expanding passenger rail service in
the Great Lakes region. The briefing should include
infrastructure requirements, station and facility needs, and
regulatory considerations related to cross-border operations
and any barriers to such expansion.
Washington Union Station.--The agreement includes
$5,000,000 for the rehabilitation and repair of the
Washington Union Station complex. The agreement continues the
directions in Senate Report 119-47 under this heading and
clarifies that the briefing required under this heading shall
include the Department's plans to maintain public-private
partnerships for Union Station, as established by the Union
Station Redevelopment Act of 1981.
Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements
(Including Transfer of Funds)
The agreement provides $137,426,000 for consolidated rail
infrastructure and safety improvements grants as authorized
under 49 U.S.C. 22907, to remain available until expended, of
which $130,000,000 is derived from unobligated balances in
the FRA administrative and oversight expenses account from
the IIJA.
Of this amount, $87,426,000 is for the purposes, amounts,
and corresponding recipients specified in the table entitled
``Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending'' included in this joint explanatory statement. In
addition, the agreement directs the FRA to make amounts
available under this heading for the purposes described in 49
U.S.C. 22907(c)(13).
The National Railroad Passenger Corporation [AMTRAK]
The agreement provides a total of $2,427,000,000 for
Amtrak.
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Fleet modernization.--The agreement recognizes Amtrak's
service launch of the next-generation Acela trains in August
2025. Instead of the briefing required under this heading in
Senate Report 119-47, the agreement directs Amtrak to provide
a briefing to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 30 days of enactment of this act on the
outcomes of the August 2025 launch of the NextGen Acelas,
timeline for the next set of NextGen Acela trains to enter
service, status of launching the new Airo trainsets, any
challenges to Amtrak's overall fleet modernization efforts,
and actions Amtrak has taken to address recommendations in
the recent Amtrak Office of the Inspector General report OIG-
A-2026-002.
Passenger rail feasibility analysis.--The agreement
supports the study under this heading in Senate Report 119-
47.
Station agents.--The agreement directs Amtrak to either
provide a station agent in each Amtrak station that had a
ticket agent position eliminated in fiscal year 2018 or, with
respect to any given station on that list, to instead reach
an agreement with the labor organization representing
employees at such station to provide a station agent in a
different station.
Northeast Corridor Grants to the National Railroad Passenger
Corporation
The agreement provides $850,000,000, to remain available
until expended, for the Secretary to make grants to Amtrak
for activities associated with the Northeast Corridor.
National Network Grants to the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
The agreement provides $1,577,000,000, to remain available
until expended, for the Secretary to make grants to Amtrak
for activities associated with the national network. The
agreement does not provide additional funding for the
interstate rail compacts grant program, as up to $3,000,000
in advance appropriations in fiscal year 2026 from the IIJA
fully funds such grants as authorized in section 22101(f) of
such act.
Chicago Union Station [CUS] modernization.--The agreement
directs Amtrak to report to the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations within 60 days of enactment of this act on
the status of funding and work associated with the CUS
improvement project.
Modernization projects.--Of the amount provided for the
national network, the agreement includes $5,000,000 for the
Atlanta hub initiative for a new intercity passenger rail hub
in downtown Atlanta as included in Amtrak's fiscal year 2026
legislative and grant request.
Administrative Provisions--Federal Railroad Administration
(Including Transfer of Funds)
(Including Rescissions)
Section 150 allows the FRA to transfer certain amounts made
available in this and prior acts to the financial assistance
oversight and technical assistance account to support the
award, administration, project management oversight, and
technical assistance of grants administered by the FRA, with
an exception.
Section 151 limits overtime to $35,000 per Amtrak employee,
allows Amtrak's president to waive this restriction for
specific employees for safety or operational efficiency
reasons, and requires Amtrak to submit a report on overtime
payments to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations.
Section 152 prohibits the use of funds made available to
Amtrak to reduce the total number of Amtrak police department
uniformed officers patrolling on board passenger trains or at
stations, facilities or rights-of-way below the staffing
level on May 1, 2019.
Section 153 permits the Union Station Redevelopment
Corporation [USRC] to be an eligible recipient for the FSP
program and reiterates certain statutory responsibilities of
the USRC.
Section 154 prohibits the use of funds made available by
this act by Amtrak in contravention of the Worker Adjustment
and Retraining Notification Act.
Section 155 expresses the sense of Congress that long-
distance passenger rail routes and services should be
sustained to ensure connectivity throughout the national
network.
Section 156 rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Federal Transit Administration
Transit Formula Grants
(Liquidation of Contract Authorization)
(Limitation on Obligations)
(Highway Trust Fund)
The agreement includes a liquidation of contract
authorization and a limitation on obligations from the mass
transit account for transit formula grants of
$14,642,000,000, as authorized by the IIJA.
Updates to the Federal Transit Administration's [FTA] best
practices procurement and lessons learned manual.--The
agreement clarifies the directions under this heading in
House Report 119-212 and Senate Report 119-47 by directing
the FTA to incorporate recommendations from industry
stakeholders, to the greatest extent practicable.
Transit Infrastructure Grants
(Including Transfer of Funds)
The agreement provides $211,423,390 in transit
infrastructure grants, to remain available until expended, of
which $188,371,000 is derived from unobligated balances of
administrative and oversight expenses from the IIJA. Of the
funds provided, $25,000,000 is available for ferry boats
grants as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5307(h), of which no
less than $4,000,000 is available only for low or zero
emission ferries or ferries using electric battery or fuel
cell components and the infrastructure to support such
ferries; $1,500,000 is available for bus testing facilities
as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5318; $2,000,000 is
available for the accelerating innovative mobility
initiative as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5312;
$147,923,390 is available for the purposes and amounts
specified in the table entitled ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in
this joint explanatory statement; $20,000,000 is available
for ferry service for rural communities as authorized
under section 71103 of division G of Public Law 117-58;
and $15,000,000 is available for operating costs to
improve public safety, reduce crime, and increase security
in large urbanized area transit systems.
Technical Assistance and Training
The agreement provides $7,500,000 for technical assistance
and training activities under 49 U.S.C. 5314, to remain
available until September 30, 2027. The funding provided
under this heading is supplemental to the funding provided
under the heading ``Transit Formula Grants'', as authorized
by the IIJA.
Small-urban, rural, and Tribal transit providers.--The
agreement directs that not less than $1,500,000 shall be for
a cooperative agreement for a technical assistance center to
assist small- urban, rural, and Tribal public transit
recipients and planning organizations with applied innovation
and capacity building.
Workforce development and standards-based training.--The
agreement directs that not less than $2,500,000 shall be for
a cooperative agreement consistent with the direction in
Senate Report 119-47.
Capital Investment Grants
(Including Transfer of Funds)
The agreement provides $1,700,000,000 for fixed-guideway
projects, to remain available until expended. Of this amount,
$17,000,000 is available for oversight activities consistent
with 49 U.S.C. 5338(c). The agreement adjusts the set-asides
of the amounts provided under this heading in division J of
the IIJA to ensure that, when combined with amounts provided
in this act, and $388,800,000 in unallocated amounts from
prior fiscal years, there are total budgetary resources of
$3,656,200,000 for the following projects to be funded in the
following amounts.
Allocation of FTA Capital Investment Grants Funding
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Agreement
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New starts:
CA--BART Silicon Valley Phase II...................... $100,000,000
CA--Transbay Downtown Rail Extension.................. 100,000,000
FL--Northeast Corridor Rapid Transit Project.......... 100,000,000
IL--Red Line Extension................................ 350,000,000
MN--METRO Blue Line Extension [Bottineau LRT]......... 100,000,000
NJ/NY--Hudson Tunnel.................................. 700,000,000
NY--Second Avenue Subway Phase 2...................... 307,300,000
SC--Lowcountry Rapid Transit.......................... 275,000,000
VA--Richmond Highway BRT.............................. 100,000,000
WA--Interstate Bridge Replacement [IBR] Program....... 100,000,000
Other new starts projects that may become ready....... 100,000,000
Core capacity:
MA--Green Line Transformation Core Capacity Program... 100,000,000
UT--FrontRunner 2X.................................... 100,000,000
Small starts:
CA--Downtown Riverfront Streetcar..................... 36,200,000
CA--Vermont Ave BRT................................... 149,900,000
GA--MARTA Rapid Southlake............................. 60,900,000
MA--Blue Hill Avenue Transit Action Plan.............. 80,300,000
MD--Viers Mill Road Flash Bus Rapid Transit Project... 141,800,000
NC--North-South BRT................................... 117,400,000
OH--West Broad Street BRT............................. 141,800,000
WA--Division Street Bus Rapid Transit Project......... 82,000,000
WI--Madison North-South BRT........................... 118,100,000
Other small starts projects that may become ready..... 95,500,000
Expedited project delivery pilot program:
Any expedited project delivery projects that may 100,000,000
become ready.........................................
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Capital investment grants [CIG] administration.--The
agreement directs the FTA to continue to update the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations, monthly, on the status
of projects that are in the current CIG funding pipeline.
This update should include anticipated milestone schedules
for advancing projects, especially those within 2 years of a
proposed full funding grant agreement [FFGA]. It should also
highlight and explain any potential cost and schedule changes
affecting projects. The agreement directs that such monthly
reporting includes any requests for letters of no prejudice;
the level of funds allocated and obligated, by fiscal year;
and any use of the transfer authority provided in the bill
for projects not yet under a FFGA.
The agreement directs the Secretary to submit the fiscal
year 2027 annual report on funding recommendations required
by 49 U.S.C. 5309(o). Further, the agreement directs the FTA
to maintain the Federal funding commitments for all existing
grant agreements, unless otherwise requested by the project
sponsor; to identify all projects with a medium or higher
rating that anticipate requesting a grant agreement in fiscal
year 2027; and to submit a list of projects to which it
expects to award a FFGA or small starts grant agreement
during the budget year.
FFGAs.--The agreement directs FTA to include the yearly and
total Federal appropriations amount that can be reasonably
planned or anticipated for future FFGAs for each fiscal year
through 2028 in its notification to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriation on FFGAs in place of item (3)
included in Senate Report 119-47.
Grants to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
The agreement provides $150,000,000 to carry out section
601 of division B of Public
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Law 110-432 and section 30019 of the IIJA, to remain
available until expended.
Administrative Provisions--Federal Transit Administration
(Including Transfer of Funds)
Section 160 exempts previously made transit obligations
from limitations on obligations.
Section 161 allows funds provided in this act that remain
unobligated by September 30, 2029, for fixed guideway capital
investment projects to be available for projects to use the
funds for the purposes for which they were originally
provided.
Section 162 allows for the transfer of appropriations made
prior to October 1, 2025, from older accounts to be merged
into new accounts with similar current activities.
Section 163 prohibits the use of funds to adjust
apportionments pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 9503(e)(4).
Section 164 prohibits the use of funds to impede or hinder
project advancement or approval for any project seeking a
Federal contribution from the CIG program of greater than 40
percent of project costs.
Section 165 repurposes funding for certain activities
related to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Section 166 repurposes funding for certain activities
related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
Operations and Maintenance
(Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund)
The agreement provides $38,080,000 for the operations,
maintenance, and capital infrastructure activities of the
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
[GLS]. Of that amount, not less than $15,950,000 is provided
for the seaway infrastructure program. The agreement provides
$1,000,000 for trade and economic development activities at
the GLS, to be carried out in conjunction with system
stakeholders.
Maritime Administration
Maritime Security Program
(Including Rescission)
The agreement provides $390,000,000 for the maritime
security program, to remain available until expended, and
rescinds $38,400,000 in unobligated amounts made available in
fiscal years 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
Cable Security Fleet
(Including Rescission)
The agreement provides $10,000,000 for the cable security
fleet program, to remain available until expended, and
rescinds $12,392,000 in unobligated amounts made available in
fiscal years 2021 and 2022.
Tanker Security Program
(Including Rescission)
The agreement provides $81,600,000 for the tanker security
fleet program, to remain available until expended, and
rescinds $42,808,000 in unobligated amounts made available in
fiscal years 2022, 2023, and 2024. The agreement directs the
Maritime Administration [MARAD] to make payments to the 10
program participants at the levels authorized in 46 U.S.C.
53406(a). The rescission of unobligated balances shall not
include amounts made available in fiscal year 2025 for
reimbursements of participants in the training program
authorized by 46 U.S.C. 53406.
Operations and Training
The agreement provides $275,791,000 for MARAD's operations
and training account. The following table provides funding
levels for activities within this account:
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United States Merchant Marine Academy [USMMA] operations $101,500,000
USMMA facilities maintenance and repair, and equipment.. 50,000,000
USMMA capital improvement program....................... 50,000,000
Maritime environmental and technical assistance [META] 2,000,000
program................................................
United States marine highway program.................... 5,000,000
MARAD headquarters operations........................... 67,291,000
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Staffing.--The agreement continues the direction in Senate
Report 119-47 under this heading. The funding level in the
agreement for headquarters operations is in line with the
deferred resignations of MARAD. The agreement does not
include the transfer of human resources, communications,
government affairs, and civil rights functions into the
Department's working capital fund.
Vessel generated underwater noise.--The agreement continues
the directions for not less than $1,500,000 of the funds
provided under the META program to support collecting data
and further investigating vessel generated underwater noise
as described under this heading of Senate Report 119-47.
State Maritime Academy Operations
The agreement provides $138,900,000 for State maritime
academy [SMA] operations. The following table provides
funding levels for activities within this account:
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School ship maintenance and repair...................... $7,800,000
National security multi-mission vessel program.......... 110,000,000
Student incentive program............................... 4,800,000
Fuel assistance payments................................ 9,300,000
Direct payments for SMAs................................ 7,000,000
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National security multi-mission vessel [NSMV] program.--The
agreement includes not less than $55,000,000 for shore-side
infrastructure improvements at the SMAs, and up to
$55,000,000 to support the operation, integration, oversight
and management of the NSMVs, including insurance,
maintenance, repair, and equipment costs. The agreement
reaffirms that all NSMV program requirements included under
this heading in Senate Report 119-47 apply to these funds.
Assistance to Small Shipyards
The agreement provides $35,000,000 for the small shipyard
grant program, to remain available until expended.
Ship Disposal
The agreement provides $6,000,000 for the ship disposal
program, to remain available until expended.
Maritime Guaranteed Loan (TITLE XI) Program Account
(Including Transfer of Funds)
The agreement provides $3,940,000 for the administrative
expenses of the Title XI program and directs that these funds
be transferred to the MARAD's operations and training
account.
Port Infrastructure Development Program
The agreement provides $103,330,000 for the port
infrastructure development program, to remain available until
expended. Of the total amount, the agreement provides
$64,702,000 for the purposes and amounts specified in the
table entitled ``Community Project Funding/ Congressionally
Directed Spending'' included in this joint explanatory
statement.
Administrative Provisions--Maritime Administration
(Including Rescission)
Section 170 authorizes the MARAD to furnish utilities and
services and to make necessary repairs in connection with any
lease, contract, or occupancy involving government property
under control of the MARAD and allows payments received to be
credited to the Treasury and to remain available until
expended.
Section 171 rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Operational Expenses
The agreement provides $28,647,000 for the necessary
operational expenses of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration [PHMSA], of which $4,500,000 shall
remain available until September 30, 2028, with $2,000,000 of
such amounts for the pipeline safety information grants to
communities as authorized by section 60130 of title 49,
United States Code, and $2,500,000 for emergency response
grants as authorized by section 60125(b) of title 49, United
States Code. The agreement requires the PHMSA to approve any
requests to extend the period of performance for grants made
under section 60130(c)(2) of such title, to the extent such
funds are available for obligation, if such requests were
made within 12 months prior to the date of enactment of this
act.
Staffing.--The agreement provides staffing levels across
the PHMSA in line with the deferred resignations but does not
support any reductions to safety personnel. The agreement
continues the direction in Senate Report 119-47 under this
same heading and directs the report to include information on
each office in the PHMSA. The agreement does not include the
transfer of human resources, communications, government
affairs, and civil rights functions into the Department's
working capital fund.
Hazardous Materials Safety
The agreement provides $66,050,000 for the PHMSA's
hazardous materials safety functions, of which $8,570,000
shall remain available until September 30, 2028.
The agreement specifies that $1,000,000 shall be for
community safety grants as authorized by 49 U.S.C. 5107(i),
$1,000,000 shall be for the assistance for local emergency
response training grants, and $1,000,000 shall be for the
State hazardous materials safety inspection program. The
funding level provides no less than $5,570,000 for the
PHMSA's hazardous materials research and development program.
East Palestine, Ohio.--The agreement continues the
directives under this heading in Senate Report 119-47, except
that it clarifies that the direction related to DOT-111 tank
cars applies only to DOT-111 tank cars in flammable liquids
service, consistent with the National Transportation Safety
Board recommendation R-24-12.
Pipeline Safety
(Pipeline Safety Fund)
(Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund)
The agreement provides $214,807,000 for the PHMSA's
pipeline safety program, to remain available until September
30, 2028. Of that amount, $30,000,000 is derived from the oil
spill liability trust fund, $177,407,000 is derived from the
pipeline safety fund, $200,000 is derived from fees collected
under 49 U.S.C. 60303 and deposited in the liquefied natural
gas siting account, $200,000 is derived from fees collected
under 49 U.S.C. 60117 and deposited in the pipeline safety
design review account, and $7,000,000 is derived from fees
collected under 49 U.S.C. 60302 and deposited in the
underground natural gas storage facility safety account.
The agreement provides the following levels for specific
activities within this account:
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Research and development.................. $12,500,000
Grants.................................... 89,558,000
Operations................................ not less than 94,022,000
Programs.................................. not less than 18,727,000
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Liquefied natural gas [LNG] COE-- Of the amounts provided
for research and development, the agreement includes
$5,000,000 for the national COE for LNG Safety.
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Emergency Preparedness Grants
(Limitation on Obligations)
(Emergency Preparedness Fund)
The agreement provides an obligation limitation of
$46,825,000 for emergency preparedness grants, to remain
available until September 30, 2028.
The agreement continues to encourage the PHMSA to ensure
that small businesses are not disproportionately affected by
any reasonable, limited fee changes.
Office of Inspector General
Salaries and Expenses
The agreement provides $113,000,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Office of Inspector General.
General Provisions--Department of Transportation
Section 180 provides authorization for the DOT to maintain
and operate aircraft, hire passenger motor vehicles and
aircraft, purchase liability insurance, pay for uniforms, and
purchase and operate unmanned aircraft systems.
Section 181 limits appropriations for services authorized
by 5 U.S.C. 3109 up to the rate permitted for an executive
level IV.
Section 182 prohibits recipients of funds in this act from
disseminating personal information obtained by state
departments of motor vehicles in connection to motor vehicle
records with an exception.
Section 183 prohibits funds in this act for salaries and
expenses of more than 125 political and presidential
appointees in the Department of Transportation.
Section 184 stipulates that revenue collected by the FHWA
and the FRA from States, counties, municipalities, other
public authorities, and private sources for training may be
credited to specific accounts within the agencies, with an
exception for state rail safety inspectors participating in
training.
Section 185 prohibits the DOT from using funds to make,
terminate, withdraw, or rescind (except at the request of the
recipient), a loan, loan guarantee, line of credit, letter of
intent, Federally funded cooperative agreement, full funding
grant agreement, or discretionary grant unless the DOT gives
a 3-day advance notice to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations. The provision requires the DOT to provide a
comprehensive list of all such loans, loan guarantees, lines
of credit, letters of intent, Federally funded cooperative
agreements, full funding grant agreements, and discretionary
grants that will be announced or changed with a 3-day advance
notice to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
The provision also requires concurrent notice of any ``quick
release'' of funds from the FHWA's emergency relief program,
and prohibits notifications from involving funds not
available for obligation.
Section 186 allows funds received from rebates, refunds,
and similar sources to be credited to appropriations of the
DOT.
Section 187 requires reprogramming actions to be approved
or denied by the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, and reprogramming notifications shall be
transmitted solely to the Appropriations Committees.
Section 188 allows funds appropriated to operating
administrations to be obligated for the Office of the
Secretary for costs related to assessments only when such
funds provide a direct benefit to the operating
administrations.
Section 189 authorizes the Secretary to carry out a program
that establishes uniform standards for developing and
supporting agency transit pass and transit benefits,
including distribution of transit benefits.
Section 190 allows the use of funds to assist a contract
utilizing geographic, economic, or other hiring preference
not otherwise authorized by law, only if certain requirements
are met related to availability of local labor, displacement
of existing employees, and delays in transportation plans.
Section 191 directs the Secretary of Transportation to work
with the Secretaries of Homeland Security and Commerce to
ensure that best practices for industrial control systems
procurement are up to date and are considered for all systems
procured with funds provided under this title.
Section 192 prohibits funds from being used in
contravention of the American Security Drone Act of 2023.
Section 193 prohibits funds made available to the DOT from
being used to enforce a mask mandate in response to the
COVID-19 virus.
Section 194 directs the Secretary to issue a new notice of
funding opportunity for six new university transportation
centers.
TITLE II
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Management and Administration
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
The agreement includes $17,500,000 for the salaries and
expenses for executive offices, to remain available until
September 30, 2027. Of the amounts provided, not less than
$2,500,000 shall be for the Office of the Deputy Secretary,
of which not less than $500,000 shall be for the Office of
Gender-Based Violence Prevention and not less than $1,500,000
shall be for the Office of Disaster Management.
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OFFICES
The agreement provides $595,000,000 for the salaries and
expenses for administrative support offices, to remain
available until September 30, 2027.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
within this account:
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Office of the Chief Financial Officer................... $103,200,000
Office of the General Counsel........................... 93,000,000
Office of Administration................................ 218,000,000
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer............... 53,000,000
Office of the Chief Procurement Officer................. 29,500,000
Office of Field Policy and Management................... 40,000,000
Office of Departmental Equal Employment Opportunity..... 3,300,000
Office of the Chief Information Officer................. 55,000,000
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Total................................................. 595,000,000
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Office of the Chief Financial Officer [OCFO].--The
agreement provides that not more than $10,000,000 within the
amounts available for the OCFO may be used for the program
payments integrity project. The agreement directs the
Department to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 30 days of enactment of this act on the
planned use of these funds in fiscal year 2026, the project
management structure, and the timeline for full
implementation of this project.
Weaver building.--In addition to the direction provided
under the heading ``Weaver Building'' in Senate Report 119-
47, the agreement directs the Department to coordinate with
the General Services Administration to identify and brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on all
potential financing options for Weaver Building close-out
costs, including the substantial outstanding liability
associated with prior capital improvements, given the
uncertain availability of future funding.
PROGRAM OFFICES
The agreement provides $842,500,000 for the salaries and
expenses for program offices, to remain available until
September 30, 2027.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
within this account:
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Office of Public and Indian Housing..................... $233,000,000
Office of Community Planning and Development............ 129,000,000
Office of Housing....................................... 380,000,000
Office of Policy Development and Research............... 31,500,000
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity............ 60,000,000
Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes......... 9,000,000
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Total................................................. 842,500,000
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Critical staff increases.--The agreement provides
sufficient funding to support current staffing levels across
all offices while also providing increases to core program
offices to expeditiously address any staffing gaps the
Department may encounter to maintain mission critical
activities. The agreement directs the Department to inform
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on how it
is implementing this direction and addressing any other
staffing gaps identified by the Department, as part of the
semiannual staffing reports required under section 422 of
this act.
Information Technology Fund
The agreement provides $345,000,000 for the information
technology fund, to remain available until September 30,
2028.
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
For the working capital fund [WCF], the agreement permits
only centralized activities and funds from this account to
include Federal shared services for financial management,
procurement, travel, relocation, and human resources;
printing; records management (including archiving services);
space renovation; furniture; and supply services.
Dissolution plan.--The agreement directs the Department to
begin winding down existing WCF operations, so that the WCF
will no longer be used for the currently approved activities
in fiscal year 2027 and beyond. The Department is directed to
submit to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
within 90 days of enactment of this act its proposed
dissolution and transition plan to wind down WCF operations
and rebuild in-house human resources processing capacity and
to brief the Committees on this plan before beginning
implementation.
Public and Indian Housing
TENANT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
The agreement provides a combined total of $38,438,557,000
to remain available until expended, for tenant-based section
8 activities.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
funded within this account.
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Voucher renewals............................... $34,957,000,000
Administrative fees............................ 2,835,935,000
Tenant protection vouchers..................... 600,622,000
HUD-Veterans Affairs supportive housing [HUD- 15,000,000
VASH].........................................
Family unification program..................... 30,000,000
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Total........................................ 38,438,557,000
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The agreement directs the Department to prioritize fully
funding voucher renewals in calendar year 2026 with the
amounts and authorities provided in this act, including
amounts set aside for adjustments.
The agreement consolidates funding for section 811
mainstream vouchers within the total amounts for renewals and
administrative fees to reduce administrative burden on HUD
and public housing agencies [PHAs]. Funds made available for
the mainstream voucher program in prior years remain
available only for mainstream voucher purposes and may not be
redesignated for other uses.
The agreement allows the Department to use the amounts
provided for tenant protection vouchers to administer
calendar year 2026 assistance to PHAs that would otherwise be
required to terminate emergency housing
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vouchers funded in Public Law 117-2, and also provides new
waiver authorities to facilitate transitions to the housing
choice voucher program.
The agreement provides $10,000,000 for the Tribal HUD-VASH
program in the Native American Programs account.
Shortfall prevention mobilization to support housing
markets experiencing rapid change.--In lieu of the Rocky
Mountain West pilot program included in House Report 119-212,
the agreement directs the Department to deploy the shortfall
prevention team to increase support for communities where
rental market conditions and rising costs are outpacing HUD's
ability to provide funding.
HOUSING CERTIFICATE FUND
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
The agreement allows unobligated balances in the housing
certificate fund to be used for the renewal of or amendments
to section 8 project-based contracts and for performance-
based contract administrators.
PUBLIC HOUSING FUND
The agreement provides $8,319,393,000 for the public
housing fund, to remain available until September 30, 2029.
Within the total, the agreement provides $4,687,393,000 for
the public housing operating formula for 2026 payments
(including amounts for resident participation pursuant to 24
CFR Part 990); $337,000,000 for need-based allocations to
PHAs that experience or are at risk of financial shortfalls;
$3,200,000,000 for allocations to PHAs through the capital
fund formula; $30,000,000 for emergency capital needs, of
which not less than $10,000,000 is for safety and security
measures; $50,000,000 for competitive grants to PHAs to
evaluate and reduce residential health hazards, including
lead-based paint, carbon monoxide, mold, radon, and fire
safety, of which not less than $25,000,000 is specifically
for lead hazards; and $15,000,000 for administrative and
judicial receiverships.
Operating expenses.--Based on current estimates, the
funding levels for the operating formula and shortfall
allocations provide sufficient resources for every PHA to
maintain current service levels and to prevent an increase in
shortfalls, especially for PHAs who already have less than 3
months of reserves. The agreement directs the Department to
award shortfall funds within 180 days of enactment of this
act and pursuant to the methodology previously presented to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations. Within 60
days of enactment of this act, the Department shall brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on PHAs'
estimated shortfall eligibility and how it intends to update
the financial indicator scoring criteria to account for this
year's funding levels.
ASSISTED HOUSING INSPECTIONS AND RISK ASSESSMENTS
The agreement provides $50,000,000 for the Department's
inspection and assessment programs, to remain available until
September 30, 2028.
CHOICE NEIGHBORHOODS INITIATIVE
The agreement provides $25,000,000 for the choice
neighborhoods initiative, to remain available until September
30, 2030. Of this amount, not less than $12,500,000 shall be
made available to PHAs and not more than $10,000,000 is
available for planning grants.
SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
The agreement provides $206,400,000 for self-sufficiency
programs, to remain available until September 30, 2029. Of
the total, $156,400,000 is for the family self-sufficiency
program, $40,000,000 is for the resident opportunity and
self-sufficiency program, and $10,000,000 is for the jobs-
plus initiative.
NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS
The agreement provides $1,354,000,000 for Native American
programs, to remain available until September 30, 2030. The
agreement provides $1,111,000,000 for the Native American
housing block grant program; $125,000,000 for the competitive
Native American housing block grant program; $10,000,000 for
the Tribal HUD-VASH program; $1,000,000 for the title VI loan
program; $100,000,000 for the Indian community development
block grant program; and $7,000,000 for training and
technical assistance.
INDIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement provides $1,400,000 for the cost of
guaranteed loans and administrative contract expenses, to
remain available until expended. The agreement allows HUD to
use funds in this and prior acts for the cost of guaranteed
loans that are unobligated to subsidize a total loan level of
not more than $1,800,000,000, to remain available until
September 30, 2027.
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANT
The agreement provides $22,300,000 for the Native Hawaiian
housing block grant program, to remain available until
September 30, 2030.
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement provides not more than $28,000,000 in loan
guarantee commitment authority, including the authority to
guarantee refinance loans, to remain available until
September 30, 2027.
Community Planning and Development
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS
The agreement provides $529,000,000 for the housing
opportunities for persons with AIDS program, to remain
available until September 30, 2029.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND
The agreement provides $6,995,244,120 for the community
development fund, to remain available until September 30,
2029. Of the total, the agreement provides $3,300,000,000 in
community development block grant [CDBG] formula funding,
$30,000,000 for activities authorized under section 8071 of
the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act, $50,000,000 for
grants to reduce barriers to affordable housing development,
and $3,615,244,120 for economic development initiatives
[EDIs].
EDIs.--The agreement directs HUD to provide funding for the
projects listed in the table entitled ``Community Project
Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending'' included in this
joint explanatory statement in the corresponding amounts and
for the corresponding recipients. The agreement continues the
direction for HUD to provide semi-annual briefings to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
implementation of EDIs and the Department's oversight of
projects. The agreement further directs HUD to provide
regular written updates of technical changes to projects that
require congressional approval as well as a regular status
update on all grants which have not yet resulted in a fully
executed grant agreement. Finally, the agreement continues to
direct HUD to prioritize timely outreach and responses to EDI
grantees to ensure successful execution of grants.
Manufactured housing.--The agreement directs HUD to make
direct technical assistance available to grantees seeking to
use CDBG funds to preserve long-term affordability of
manufactured housing and to revitalize manufactured housing
communities, consistent with Notice CPD-2023-10.
Zoning requirements.--In lieu of the direction in House
Report 119-212, the agreement directs the GAO to examine, to
the extent that data is available and reliable, how zoning
regulations of State and local jurisdictions may affect the
implementation of HUD housing and community development grant
programs. The agreement continues the request regarding a GAO
briefing and subsequent report under this heading in House
Report 119-212.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LOAN GUARANTEES PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement provides the authority to collect fees from
borrowers adequate to result in a subsidy cost of zero and an
aggregate limitation on commitments of no more than
$300,000,000 for loan guarantees under section 108.
HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM
The agreement provides $1,250,000,000, to remain available
until September 30, 2029, for the HOME investment
partnerships program.
HOME--ARP expenditure of funds.--The agreement continues
the directions in House Report 119-212 under this account,
except that in place of the direction in the fifth sentence,
the agreement instead directs HUD to include an analysis on
NEPA requirements in its findings.
SELF-HELP AND ASSISTED HOMEOWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
The agreement provides $65,000,000, to remain available
until September 30, 2028. The agreement provides the
following funding levels for specific activities within this
account:
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Self-help homeownership opportunity $12,000,000
program..................................
Section 4 program......................... 46,000,000
[Rural capacity building activities].... [not less than 5,000,000]
National rural capacity building.......... 7,000,000
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Total................................. 65,000,000
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Capacity building to address the needs of tribal
communities.--HUD is directed to ensure section 4 grantees
collectively invest not less than $1,000,000 in targeted
capacity building activities to benefit Native Hawaiian,
American Indian, and Alaska Native communities and
populations. This minimum investment is separate from the
required investment for rural capacity building activities of
not less than $5,000,000.
HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS
The agreement provides $4,417,000,000, to remain available
until September 30, 2028, for homeless assistance grants.
Funding is provided in the amounts shown in the following
table:
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Emergency solutions grants [ESG].......... $290,000,000
Continuum of care [CoC] and rural housing 4,010,000,000
stability assistance.....................
[Projects to assist survivors of [52,000,000]
domestic violence, dating violence,
sexual assault, or stalking]...........
[Supportive service line items to [43,000,000]
address Cost of Living Adjustment].....
[Technical assistance].................. [not less than 20,000,000]
National homeless data analysis project... 10,000,000
Comprehensive approach to serving homeless 107,000,000
youth....................................
[Youth homelessness system improvement [not less than 25,000,000]
grants]................................
[Technical assistance].................. [up to 10,000,000]
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Total................................. 4,417,000,000
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Homeless students.--The agreement continues the direction
under this heading in House Report 119-212.
Improving access to healthcare and services.--Within the
amounts provided for technical assistance, the agreement
continues the $5,000,000 included in Senate Report 119-47 to
support efforts between HUD and the Department of Health and
Human Services to help communities improve coordination of
services.
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Addressing the needs of survivors of domestic violence.--
The agreement continues the direction in Senate Report 119-47
for the Department to submit a report on CoC and ESG
utilization by survivors of domestic violence, dating
violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Housing Programs
PROJECT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
The agreement provides a combined total of $18,543,000,000,
to remain available until expended, for project-based rental
assistance activities. Of the total, not more than
$509,000,000 is for performance-based contract
administrators.
HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY
The agreement provides $1,031,000,000 for the section 202
program, to remain available until September 30, 2029, of
which up to $122,000,000 shall be for service coordinators
and the continuation of existing congregate service grants.
This amount, in combination with existing carryover balances,
fully funds all annual project-based rental assistance
contract renewals and amendments.
HOUSING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The agreement provides $287,000,000 for the section 811
program, to remain available until September 30, 2029.
HOUSING COUNSELING ASSISTANCE
The agreement provides $57,500,000 for housing counseling,
including up to $4,500,000 for administrative contract
services, to remain available until September 30, 2027. The
agreement includes the $3,000,000 set-aside from Senate
Report 119-47.
PAYMENT TO MANUFACTURED HOUSING FEES TRUST FUND
The agreement provides $14,000,000 for the manufactured
housing standards programs, to remain available until
expended, of which $14,000,000 is to be derived from fees
collected and deposited in the manufactured housing fees
trust fund.
Federal Housing Administration
MUTUAL MORTGAGE INSURANCE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement sets a limit of up to $400,000,000,000 on
commitments to guarantee single-family loans and provides
$160,000,000 for administrative contract expenses, which
shall be available until September 30, 2027.
GENERAL AND SPECIAL RISK PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement sets a limit of up to $35,000,000,000 on
multifamily and specialized loan guarantees and provides that
such commitment authority shall be available until September
30, 2027.
Government National Mortgage Association
GUARANTEES OF MORTGAGE-BACKED SECURITIES LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The agreement sets a limit of up to $550,000,000,000 for
new commitments and provides $56,000,000 for salaries and
expenses for the Government National Mortgage Association,
which shall be available until September 30, 2027.
Policy Development and Research
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
The agreement provides $122,500,000 for research and
technology activities and technical assistance, to remain
available until September 30, 2027.
Core research and technology.--The agreement provides no
less than $72,900,000 for core research and technology, of
which $5,000,000 is for cooperative agreements and research
partnerships as required under this heading in House Report
119-212, and of which up to $4,900,000 is for innovative
building technologies and disaster relief research as
described under this heading in House Report 119-212 and
Senate Report 119-47.
Research, evaluations, and demonstrations.--The agreement
provides up to $3,128,000 in new funding, and permits the
Department to use amounts remaining from previously
appropriated funding, for new and continuing studies and
demonstration evaluations, including research activities
delineated under this heading in House Report 119-212 and in
Senate Report 119-47. The Principal Deputy Assistant
Secretary for the Office of Policy Development and Research
is reminded to provide concurrent updates on the Department's
research agenda to the Chair and Ranking Members of the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Technical assistance.--The agreement provides $40,000,000
for technical assistance, of which $5,000,000 is for the
distressed cities technical assistance program. The agreement
also directs the Department to provide, not later than 90
days after the enactment of this act, an allocation plan for
the technical assistance funds provided by this act, to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
FAIR HOUSING ACTIVITIES
The agreement provides $86,355,000 for fair housing
activities, to remain available until September 30, 2027. The
bill specifies program levels in the account.
Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes
LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The agreement provides $295,600,000 for lead hazard control
and healthy homes programs, to remain available until
September 30, 2028.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
within this account:
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Lead hazard reduction grants.............. $155,600,000
[Areas with the highest lead-based paint [105,000,000]
abatement needs].......................
Healthy homes initiative.................. 140,000,000
[Aging-in-place home modification [30,000,000]
grants]................................
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Total................................. 295,600,000
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New financing mechanism pilot.--The agreement provides up
to $10,000,000 for the Department to establish a one-time
national pilot within the healthy homes initiative to
facilitate new financing mechanisms to address lead and other
residential environmental stressors in low-income
communities. The agreement directs the Department to issue a
notice of funding opportunity for the pilot program no later
than 120 days after enactment of this act. As part of the
briefing required under this heading in House Report 119-212,
the Department shall provide its framework for assessing the
pilot and how its lessons may inform the broader healthy
homes initiative program.
Office of Inspector General
The agreement provides $144,500,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Office of Inspector General.
General Provisions--Department of Housing and Urban Development
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Section 201 splits overpayments evenly between the Treasury
and State housing finance agencies.
Section 202 prohibits funds from being used to investigate
or prosecute lawful activities under the Fair Housing Act.
Section 203 requires any grant or cooperative agreement to
be made on a competitive basis, unless otherwise provided, in
accordance with section 102 of the Department of Housing and
Urban Development Reform Act of 1989.
Section 204 relates to the availability of funds for
services and facilities for government-sponsored enterprises
and others subject to the Government Corporation Control Act
and the Housing Act.
Section 205 prohibits the use of funds in excess of the
budget estimates, unless provided otherwise.
Section 206 relates to the expenditure of funds for
corporations and agencies subject to the Government
Corporation Control Act.
Section 207 exempts the Government National Mortgage
Association from certain requirements of the Federal Credit
Reform Act of 1990.
Section 208 authorizes HUD to transfer debt and use
agreements from an obsolete project to a viable project,
provided that no additional costs are incurred and other
conditions are met.
Section 209 sets forth certain requirements for section 8
eligibility and includes consideration for persons with
disabilities.
Section 210 distributes Native American housing block
grants to the same Native Alaskan recipients as in fiscal
year 2005.
Section 211 instructs HUD on managing and disposing of any
multifamily property that is owned or held by HUD.
Section 212 allows PHAs that own and operate 400 or fewer
units of public housing to be exempt from asset management
requirements.
Section 213 restricts the Secretary from imposing any
requirements or guidelines relating to asset management that
restrict or limit the use of capital funds for central office
costs, up to the limits established in law.
Section 214 requires that no employee of the Department be
designated as an allotment holder unless the CFO determines
that such employee has received certain training.
Section 215 requires the Secretary to notify the public of
notices of funding opportunity for competitively awarded
funds, and establishes how such notification may occur.
Section 216 requires attorney fees for programmatic
litigation to be paid from the individual program office and
the Office of General Counsel salaries and expenses
appropriations.
Section 217 allows the Secretary to transfer up to 10
percent of funds or $5,000,000, whichever is less,
appropriated under the headings ``Administrative Support
Offices'' or ``Program Offices'' to any other office funded
under such headings, after notifying the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations.
Section 218 requires HUD to take certain actions against
owners receiving rental subsidies that do not maintain safe
properties.
Section 219 places a salary and bonus limit on public
housing agency officials and employees.
Section 220 requires the Secretary to notify the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations at least 3 full business
days before grant award announcements or cancellations, and
requires such notifications to include state and
congressional district information.
Section 221 prohibits funds for HUD financing of mortgages
for properties that have been subject to eminent domain.
Section 222 prohibits the use of funds to terminate the
status of a unit of general local government as a
metropolitan city with respect to grants under section 106 of
the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974.
Section 223 allows funding for research, evaluation, and
statistical purposes that is unexpended at the time of
completion of the contract, grant, or cooperative agreement
to be re-obligated for additional research.
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Section 224 prohibits funds for financial awards for
employees subject to administrative discipline.
Section 225 allows program income as an eligible match for
2015 through 2026 continuum of care funds.
Section 226 permits HUD to provide one year transition
grants under the continuum of care program.
Section 227 maintains current promise zone designations and
agreements.
Section 228 addresses the establishment of reserves for
PHAs designated as MTW agencies.
Section 229 prohibits funds from being used to make certain
eligibility limitations as part of a notice of funding
opportunity for competitive grant awards under the public
housing fund.
Section 230 addresses the manner in which HUD may make
adjustments for formula allocation corrections.
Section 231 allows for transfers to the information
technology fund.
Section 232 requires compliance with all process
requirements when revising any annual contributions contract.
Section 233 prohibits the use of funds by HUD to issue a
solicitation or accept bids on any solicitation that is
substantially equivalent to the draft solicitation entitled
``Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract Supports
Services (HAPSS)'' posted on July 27, 2022.
Section 234 rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Section 235 clarifies the use of funds for the family self-
sufficiency program.
Section 236 allows the Secretary to waive or specify
alternatives for certain requirements for the mainstream and
family unification voucher programs.
Section 237 requires the Secretary to enforce the Fair
Housing Act and prohibits the use of funds to direct a
grantee to undertake specific changes to existing zoning laws
as part of carrying out the interim final rule entitled
``Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Revisions.''
Section 238 applies whistleblower protections to funded
contracts, consistent with 41 U.S.C. 4712.
Section 239 allows for the forgiveness or restructuring of
certain flexible subsidy loans and appropriates funds for
such purpose.
Section 240 extends the expenditure period for certain
previously appropriated funds for housing for persons with
disabilities.
Section 241 allows the Office of Housing to provide direct
support to small properties and owners converting assistance
under the rental assistance demonstration.
Section 242 requires the Secretary to conduct all
rulemaking in accordance with 24 CFR Part 10 and Executive
Order 12866 as amended.
Section 243 requires that foregone increases to tenant rent
payments due to resident participation in the jobs-plus
initiative be factored into rental assistance renewal
eligibility within the appropriate account.
Section 244 establishes conditions and a timeline for the
Secretary to renew continuum of care projects expiring during
calendar year 2026.
TITLE III--RELATED AGENCIES
Access Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The agreement provides $9,955,000 for salaries and
expenses.
Federal Maritime Commission
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The agreement provides $40,000,000, of which $2,000,000
shall remain available until September 30, 2027, for the
salaries and expenses of the Federal Maritime Commission.
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Office of Inspector General
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The agreement provides $29,240,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Office of Inspector General.
National Transportation Safety Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The agreement provides $145,000,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the National Transportation Safety Board.
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation
PAYMENT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT CORPORATION
The agreement provides $158,000,000 for the Neighborhood
Reinvestment Corporation, operating under the trade name
``NeighborWorks America''. The agreement directs
NeighborWorks to notify network organizations of their full
formula grant award within 60 days of enactment of this act
and to expeditiously disburse those amounts.
Surface Transportation Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The agreement provides $40,799,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Surface Transportation Board. The agreement
permits the collection of up to $1,250,000 in user fees to be
credited to this appropriation and provides that the general
fund appropriation be reduced on a dollar-for-dollar basis by
the actual amount collected in user fees to result in a final
appropriation from the general fund estimated at not more
than $39,549,000.
United States Interagency Council on Homelessness
OPERATING EXPENSES
The agreement provides $3,000,000 for the operating
expenses of the United States Interagency Council on
Homelessness. This funding level is sufficient to sustain
current staffing and its statutory responsibilities under 42
U.S.C. 11313.
TITLE IV--GENERAL PROVISIONS--THIS ACT
Section 401 prohibits the use of funds for the planning or
execution of any program to pay the expenses of, or otherwise
compensate, non-Federal parties intervening in regulatory or
adjudicatory proceedings.
Section 402 prohibits the obligation of funds beyond the
current fiscal year and the transfer of funds to other
appropriations, unless expressly provided.
Section 403 limits consulting service expenditures through
procurement contracts to those contracts contained in the
public record, except where otherwise provided under existing
law.
Section 404 prohibits funds from being used for certain
types of employee training.
Section 405 specifies requirements for the reprogramming of
funds and requires agencies to submit an operating plan to
establish the baseline for the application of reprogramming
and transfer authorities.
Section 406 provides that not to exceed 50 percent of
unobligated balances for salaries and expenses may remain
available until September 30, 2027, for each account for the
purposes authorized, subject to the approval of the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Section 407 prohibits the use of funds for any project that
seeks to use the power of eminent domain, unless eminent
domain is employed only for a public use.
Section 408 prohibits funds from being transferred to any
department, agency, or instrumentality of the U.S.
Government, except where transfer authority is provided in
this or any other appropriations act.
Section 409 prohibits funds from being used by an entity
unless the expenditure is in compliance with the Buy American
Act.
Section 410 prohibits funds from being made available to
any person or entity that has been convicted of violating the
Buy American Act.
Section 411 prohibits funds from being used for first-class
airline accommodations in contravention of sections 301-
10.122 and 301-10.123 of title 41, Code of Federal
Regulations.
Section 412 restricts the number of employees that agencies
may send to international conferences unless such attendance
is important to the national interest.
Section 413 caps the amount of fees the Surface
Transportation Board can charge or collect for rate or
practice complaints filed at the amount authorized for
district court civil suit filing fees.
Section 414 prohibits funds from being used to maintain or
establish computer networks unless such networks block the
viewing, downloading, or exchange of pornography.
Section 415 prohibits funds from being used to deny an
Inspector General timely access to any records, documents, or
other materials available to the department or agency over
which that Inspector General has responsibilities, or to
prevent or impede that Inspector General's access to such
records, documents, or other materials.
Section 416 prohibits funds from being used to pay award or
incentive fees for contractors whose performance is below
satisfactory, behind schedule, over budget, or failed to meet
requirements of the contract, with exceptions.
Section 417 prohibits funds from being used to permanently
replace an employee intent on returning to his or her past
occupation following completion of military service.
Section 418 prohibits funds from being used for the
approval of a new foreign air carrier permit or exemption
application if that approval would contravene U.S. law or
Article 17 bis of the U.S.-E.U.-Iceland-Norway Air Transport
Agreement.
Section 419 restates current law regarding eligibility and
ineligibility of immigrants to receive housing assistance.
Section 420 prohibits the use of funds in this act and the
IIJA for activities designed to support or defeat legislation
pending before the Congress, other than in normal and
recognized executive-legislative relationships.
Section 421 makes technical corrections to division L of
Public Law 117-103, division L of Public Law 117-328, and
division F of Public Law 118-42.
Section 422 requires that DOT and HUD provide the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations certain funding and
staffing information.
Section 423 requires each Department and agency funded in
this act to maintain certain information on a publicly
accessible website.
Section 424 requires the Departments and agencies funded
under this act to submit a report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations regarding staffing levels for
all political and Presidential appointees.
Section 425 redesignates the foster youth to independence
initiative as the ``Melania Trump Foster Youth to
Independence Initiative''.
Section 426 provides technical corrections.
DISCLOSURE OF EARMARKS AND CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
Following is a list of congressional earmarks and
congressionally directed spending items (as defined in clause
9 of rule XXI of the Rules of the House of Representatives
and rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the
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Senate, respectively) included in the bill or this
explanatory statement, along with the name of each House
Member, Senator, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who
submitted a request to the Committee of jurisdiction for each
item so identified. For each item, a Member is required to
provide a certification that neither the Member nor the
Member's immediate family has a financial interest, and each
Senator is required to provide a certification that neither
the Senator nor the Senator's immediate family has a
pecuniary interest in such congressionally directed spending
item. Neither the bill nor the explanatory statement contains
any limited tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as
defined in the applicable House and Senate rules.
COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING
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Requesters
Agency Account Recipient Project State Amount -------------------------------- Origination
($) House Senate
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Department of Transportation Salina Airport Salina Airport KS 1,000,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Planning, Research, Authority Advanced Aviation &
on and Development Engineering Research
Operations
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Department of Transportation Elizabethtown Regional Runway KY 250,000 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Planning, Research, Airport (EKX) Reconfiguration
on and Development Study
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Department of Transportation Lee County Tupelo VHF MS 3,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Planning, Research, Omnidirectional
on and Development Range Relocation
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Department of Transportation Greene County Board of Airport Planning and MS 500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Planning, Research, Supervisors Development Wicker
on and Development
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Department of Transportation East Orange, New Freeway Drive NJ 3,397,000 .............. Booker S
Transportati Planning, Research, Jersey Overbuild Planning
on and Development Project
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Department of Transportation Puget Sound Regional Regional Mobility WA 500,000 .............. Cantwell, S
Transportati Planning, Research, Council Forecast: Murray
on and Development Connections to
Transportation,
Housing and Jobs for
the Puget Sound
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Department of Transportation Pacific NorthWest Build Northwest WA 1,000,000 .............. Cantwell, S
Transportati Planning, Research, Economic Region Export Accelerator Murray
on and Development Foundation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Wasilla Airport (IYS) Runway Improvements AK 3,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Transportati Airports
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa National AL 8,500,000 Aderholt .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport (TCL)--
on Airport Terminal
Improvements
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Albertville Albertville Regional AL 5,000,000 Aderholt .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport (BFZ)
on Expansion
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for HL Sonny Callahan Airport Improvements AL 500,000 Moore (AL) Britt S
Transportati Airports Airport (CQF)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Craig Field Airport Craig Field Airport AL 250,000 Sewell .............. H
Transportati Airports and Industrial Improvements
on Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Huntsville-Madison Huntsville AL 2,000,000 Strong .............. H
Transportati Airports County Airport International
on Authority Airport (HSV) West
Aviation Center
Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Enterprise Airport Runway Extension and AL 2,355,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports (EDN) Refurbishment
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gulf Shores Airport Safety AL 150,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports International Airport Improvements
on (GUF)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Mobile International Airfield Tarmac AL 3,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports (BFM) Improvements
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Perry County Airport/ Airport Improvements AL 400,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports Vaiden Field (A08)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Evergreen Airport Infrastructure AL 1,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports (GZH) Improvements
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Chilton County Airport Runway Extension AL 3,850,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Airports (02A)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Montgomery Regional Runway Rehabilitation AL 1,145,000 .............. Britt, S
Transportati Airports Airport (MGM) Tuberville
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Bessemer Airport (EKY) Aircraft Ramp and AL 4,000,000 .............. Britt, S
Transportati Airports Apron Project Tuberville
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Texarkana Airport Texarkana Regional AR 11,000,00 Westerman, .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Airport Taxiway- 0 Moran
on Taxilane
Construction
Rehabilitation (TXK)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Fort Smith Regional Inclement Weather AR 4,100,000 .............. Boozman S
Transportati Airports Airport (FSM) Storage Building
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport AZ 250,000 Ansari, .............. H
Transportati Airports Improvements Stanton
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Cochise County Bisbee-Douglas AZ 2,000,000 Ciscomani .............. H
Transportati Airports International
on Airport Runway
Reconstruction
Project (DUG)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Palm Springs Palm Springs CA 3,000,000 Calvert Padilla H
Transportati Airports International
on Airport (PSP) Inline
Baggage Handling
System Improvement
Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for County of Riverside French Valley Airport CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Transportati Airports Contract Tower
on Project (F70)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Fresno Fresno Airport CA 3,150,000 Costa .............. H
Transportati Airports Improvements
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for San Bernardino County Twentynine Palms CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport
on Infrastructure
Improvements (TNP)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for San Diego Aircraft Rescue and CA 250,000 Peters .............. H
Transportati Airports International Airport Fire Fighting (ARFF)
on Station
Modernization
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greeley-Weld County Taxiway Bravo & Echo CO 3,500,000 Evans (CO) .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Stage II
on Construction:
Greeley-Weld County
Airport (GXY)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Melbourne Melbourne Orlando FL 4,000,000 Haridopolos .............. H
Transportati Airports International
on Airport Terminal
Upgrades (MLB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Palm Beach County North Palm Beach FL 2,000,000 Mast .............. H
Transportati Airports County General
on Aviation Airport
Runway 14-32
Expansion (F45)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Sanford Airport SFB--Terminal FL 1,000,000 Mills .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Connector Corridor
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for St. Augustine Airport Northeast Florida FL 9,650,000 Rutherford .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Regional Airport
on Access Road
Expansion Project
(SGJ)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greater Orlando Airport Public FL 1,000,000 Webster .............. H
Transportati Airports Aviation Authority Roadway Wayfinding
on and Signage Phase 1
(MCO)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Molokai Airport (MKK) Runway and Taxiway HI 1,000,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Airports Reliability Project
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa Airport IA 10,000,00 Hinson .............. H
Transportati Airports Aircraft Deicing 0
on Facility (CID)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Polk County Aviation Ankeny Regional IA 2,500,000 Nunn .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Airport (IKV)--
on Runway 18-36
Extension
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Regional ID 12,000,00 Simpson .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Terminal 0
on Expansion (IDA)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Bi-State Development St. Louis Downtown IL 250,000 Budzinski .............. H
Transportati Airports Agency Airport Aircraft
on Rescue Firefighting
Apparatus and Snow
Removal Equipment
Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for MidAmerica St. Louis Federal Inspection IL 4,000,000 .............. Duckworth S
Transportati Airports Airport (BLV) Area Upgrades
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Indianapolis Airport Indianapolis Airport IN 2,000,000 Carson .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Authority--Optimized
on Baggage Handling
System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Evansville-Vanderburg Evansville Regional IN 1,615,000 Messmer .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Airport (EVV)
on Passenger Terminal
Emergency Backup
Generator
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gary/Chicago Air Cargo/Logistics IN 850,000 Mrvan .............. H
Transportati Airports International Airport Apron at Gary/
on Authority Chicago
International
Airport (GYY), Gary,
IN
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Fort Wayne-Allen Fort Wayne IN 2,000,000 Stutzman .............. H
Transportati Airports County Airport International
on Authority Airport (FWA)
Rehabilitate
Corporate and
General Aviation
Apron
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Johnson County Airport Air Traffic Control KS 2,000,000 Davids .............. H
Transportati Airports Commission Tower (ATCT) at New
on Century AirCenter
(IXD)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Miami County (Paola) Runway Extension KS 1,800,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Airports Airport (K81)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Ottawa Municipal Airport Construction KS 2,613,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Airports Airport (OWI)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kearny County Airport Runway Expansion KS 11,250,00 .............. Moran S
Transportati Airports (36K) 0
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Freeman Field Airport Runway Rehabilitation KS 4,038,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Airports (3JC)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Topeka Regional North Apron KS 5,986,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Airports Airport/Forbes Field Rehabilitation
on (FOE)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Marion-Crittenden Marion-Crittenden KY 1,000,000 Comer .............. H
Transportati Airports County Airport Board County Regional
on Airport Parallel
Taxiway (GDA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kenton County Airport Concourse A Apron KY 2,000,000 Massie McConnell H
Transportati Airports Board Rehabilitation at
on CVG Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Cincinnati-Northern Taxiway KY 7,500,000 Massie McConnell H/S
Transportati Airports Kentucky Reconstruction
on International Airport
(CVG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kenton County Airport South Airfield Tunnel KY 1,000,000 Massie .............. H
Transportati Airports Board Rehabilitation at
on CVG Airport
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Cities of London & London/Corbin Airport KY 2,000,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Transportati Airports Corbin Terminal Renovation
on (LOZ)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Louisville Muhammad Federal Inspection KY 9,600,000 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Airports Ali International Service Facility
on Airport (SDF)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Blue Grass Airport Air Traffic Control KY 5,400,000 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Airports (LEX) Tower Relocation
on Enabling Projects
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Elizabethtown Regional Runway KY 9,000,000 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Airports Airport (EKX) Reconfiguration
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Barkley Regional Airfield Lighting KY 3,100,000 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Airports Airport (PAH) Rehabilitation
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Houma-Terrebonne West Ramp LA 1,000,000 Higgins Kennedy H
Transportati Airports Airport Commission Rehabilitation
on Project Phase II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Hammond Hammond Northshore LA 2,200,000 Letlow .............. H
Transportati Airports Regional Airport
on Runway Extension and
Related Improvement
Project (HDC)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Chennault Hangar and Apron LA 1,700,000 .............. Cassidy, S
Transportati Airports International Airport Development Project Kennedy
on (CWF)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Acadiana Regional East Side Development LA 6,600,000 .............. Kennedy S
Transportati Airports Airport (ARA)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Maryland Department of Runway Improvement MD 850,000 Olszewski .............. H
Transportati Airports Transportation Program--Amtrak
on Catenary Line
Relocation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Capital Region Airport New Jet Bridges at MI 7,823,000 Barrett Peters, H
Transportati Airports Authority Capital Region Slotkin
on International
Airport (LAN)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gerald R. Ford Taxiway B Lighting MI 801,000 Scholten Slotkin H
Transportati Airports International Airport Replacement
on Authority (GFIAA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Detroit City of Detroit MI 250,000 Thanedar .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport (Coleman A. Airport Construction
on Young Airport KDET) of Taxiway B
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Chippewa County Airport Fire Station MI 750,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Airports International Airport Improvement
on (CIU)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gerald R. Ford Federal Inspection MI 800,000 .............. Peters, S
Transportati Airports International Airport Station--Phase 2 Slotkin
on (GRR)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Mankato Mankato Regional MN 3,500,000 Finstad Klobuchar, H
Transportati Airports Airport Air Traffic Smith
on Control Tower
Construction (MKT)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for University of Central Economic Growth MO 6,000,000 Alford .............. H
Transportati Airports Missouri through Skyhaven
on Airport Expansion
(RCM)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for St. Louis Lambert New Central Utility MO 3,150,000 Bell .............. H
Transportati Airports International Airport Plant (CUP) & New
on West Electrical
Substation (WES) at
St. Louis Lambert
International
Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for The City of Jefferson Jefferson City MO 1,000,000 Onder .............. H
Transportati Airports Memorial Airport
on (JEF) Snow Removal
Equipment Building
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for John Bell Williams Hinds Community MS 1,993,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Airports Airport (JVW) College Aviation
on Training Expansion
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Brookhaven Lincoln Fixed Base Operator MS 2,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Airports County Airport (1R7) Facility
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Golden Triangle Terminal Baggage MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Airports Regional Airport Claim Expansion Wicker
on (GTR)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Meridian Regional Terminal Building MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Airports Airport (MEI) Wicker
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gulfport-Biloxi Passenger Boarding MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Airports Regional Airport Bridge Replacement Wicker
on (GPT)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Billings Billings Logan MT 1,500,000 Downing .............. H
Transportati Airports International
on Airport Stormwater
Improvements Project
(BIL)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Bozeman Yellowstone Apron Construction MT 4,000,000 .............. Sheehy S
Transportati Airports International Airport
on (BZN)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greater Asheville Asheville Regional NC 2,500,000 Edwards .............. H
Transportati Airports Regional Airport Airport Taxiway
on Authority Expansion (AVL)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham Airport RDU Taxiway J NC 850,000 Foushee .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Reconstruction
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham Airport Raleigh-Durham NC 5,000,000 Knott .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority International
on Airport, Replacement
Runway 5L/23R and
Taxiway B (RDU)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Charlotte Charlotte Douglas NC 1,000,000 Moore (NC) .............. H
Transportati Airports International
on Airport, Aircraft
Rescue Firefighting
Burn Prop Design
(CLT)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham Airport John Brantley NC 1,200,000 Ross .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Boulevard Extension
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Omaha Airport Improvements at NE 7,000,000 Bacon .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Eppley Airfield
on (OMA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Brenner Field Airport Taxiway Relocation NE 600,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Airports (FNB)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Blair Executive Runway Improvements NE 5,000,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Airports Airport (BTA)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Hastings Municipal Electrical NE 4,000,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Airports Airport (HSI) Improvements
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Alliance Municipal Airport Improvements NE 6,000,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Airports Airport (AIA)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Nebraska City Airport Improvements NE 3,440,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Airports Municipal Airport
on (AFK)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raton Municipal Apron Reconstruction NM 2,073,000 .............. Heinrich S
Transportati Airports Airport/Crews Field
on (RTN)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Angel Fire Airport Snow Removal NM 412,000 .............. Lujan S
Transportati Airports (AXX) Equipment
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Reno-Tahoe Airport Terminal Improvements NV 2,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Airports Authority Rosen
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Reconstruct the ARFF NV 850,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Airports Department of Station at LAS Phase Rosen
on Aviation 2 to Reconstruct the
Airfield Rescue and
Fire Fighting
Station at LAS
Airport
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Clark County NV 250,000 Lee (NV) Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Airports Department of Department of Rosen
on Aviation Aviation--Phase 2 to
Reconstruct the
Airfield Rescue and
Fire Fighting
Station at LAS
Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Vehicle Replacement NV 2,000,000 Titus .............. H
Transportati Airports Department of at D and C Tram
on Aviation System at Harry Reid
International
Airport in Las
Vegas, Nevada
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Niagara Frontier Buffalo Niagara NY 1,800,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Transportati Airports Transportation International
on Authority Airport Vehicles and
Related
Infrastructure
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Niagara Frontier Snow Fighting NY 1,482,000 Langworthy .............. H
Transportati Airports Transportation Equipment at Buffalo
on Authority Niagara
International
Airport (BUF)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Syracuse Regional SYR Baggage System NY 850,000 Mannion Gillibrand, H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Upgrade Schumer
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Jefferson County Installation of NY 1,000,000 Tenney .............. H
Transportati Airports Runway 10 Omni-
on Directional Approach
Lights at Watertown
International
Airport (ART)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Western Reserve Port Youngstown-Warren OH 5,000,000 Joyce (OH) Husted H
Transportati Airports Authority Regional Airport
on Runway
Rehabilitation (YNG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Chandler Chandler Regional OK 8,000,000 Bice .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Runway
on Extension (CQB)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Shawnee Shawnee Regional OK 13,500,00 Bice .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Runway and 0
on Taxiway
Strengthening (SNL)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for University of Oklahoma University of OK 17,065,00 Cole .............. H
Transportati Airports Oklahoma Westheimer 0
on Airport Improvements
(OUN)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Ada Ada Regional Airport OK 15,000,00 Cole .............. H
Transportati Airports Improvements (ADH) 0
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Duncan Duncan Municipal OK 7,000,000 Cole .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport, Halliburton
on Field Improvements
(DUC)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for OKC Will Rogers Terminal Access OK 5,000,000 Lucas Mullin H/S
Transportati Airports International Airport Roadways
on (OKC) Rehabilitation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Boise City Boise City Airport OK 2,660,000 Lucas .............. H
Transportati Airports (17K)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Ponca City Regional Airport Terminal OK 7,800,000 .............. Mullin S
Transportati Airports Airport (PNC)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Philadelphia, PNE--Taxiway C PA 1,000,000 Boyle .............. H
Transportati Airports Department of Rehabilitation
on Aviation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Johnstown-Cambria Johnstown Cambria PA 750,000 Joyce (PA) .............. H
Transportati Airports County Airport County Airport
on Authority Terminal Renovations
and Hold Room
Expansion (JST)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Erie Regional Airport Erie International PA 1,050,000 Kelly (PA) .............. H
Transportati Airports Authority Airport Aircraft
on Rescue Firefighting
Vehicle (ERI)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Lehigh-Northampton ABE Pedestrian PA 2,000,000 Mackenzie .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Walkway Elevators
on and Escalators
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Philadelphia, Taxiway PA 850,000 Scanlon .............. H
Transportati Airports Department of Rehabilitation at
on Aviation Philadelphia
International
Airport
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Johnstown-Cambria Hangar Site PA 1,984,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Airports County Airport (JST)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Lancaster Airport Airport Improvements PA 5,000,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Airports (LNS)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for DuBois Regional Pavement PA 4,190,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Airports Airport (DUJ) Rehabilitation and
on Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Columbia Metropolitan Improvements Project SC 2,239,000 .............. Graham S
Transportati Airports Airport (CAE)
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greenville-Spartanburg Rehabilitation SC 25,000,00 .............. Graham S
Transportati Airports Airport (GSP) Project 0
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Sioux Falls Regional Concourse Expansion SD 30,000,00 .............. Rounds, Thune S
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Project 0
on (FSD)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Rapid City Regional Airline Concourse SD 20,000,00 .............. Rounds, Thune S
Transportati Airports Airport (RAP) Project 0
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Memphis-Shelby County Terminal TN 250,000 Cohen .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Modernization and
on Seismic Project at
Memphis
International
Airport
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Memphis-Shelby County Memphis International TN 4,000,000 Kustoff .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Authority Airport, Terminal
on Modernization and
Seismic Program
(MEM)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Lubbock Airport Improvements TX 5,000,000 Arrington .............. H
Transportati Airports for Lubbock Airport
on (LBB)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for County of Victoria Victoria Regional TX 5,500,000 Cloud .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport (VCT)
on Passenger Terminal
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Lancaster City of Lancaster TX 2,000,000 Crockett .............. H
Transportati Airports Taxiway Relocation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Sugar Land Sugar Land Regional TX 850,000 Fletcher .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Runway
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for Texas A&M University Easterwood Field TX 4,000,000 McCaul .............. H
Transportati Airports System Airport Air Traffic
on Control Tower
Relocation and
Construction (CLL)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Sugar Land Sugar Land Regional TX 2,000,000 Nehls .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Runway
on Improvement Project
(SGR)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of San Angelo San Angelo Regional TX 5,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport (SJT)--Air
on Traffic Control
Tower Reconstruction
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Provo Provo Municipal UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT) .............. H
Transportati Airports Airport Terminal
on Expansion and
Wayfinding Project
(PVU)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of St. George St. George Regional UT 2,800,000 Maloy Curtis H
Transportati Airports Airport (SGU)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Spanish Fork Spanish Fork UT 1,000,000 Owens .............. H
Transportati Airports Municipal Airport
on (SPK) Airfield
Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Provo Airport (PVU) Airport Improvements UT 3,500,000 .............. Curtis S
Transportati Airports
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Capital Region Airport Richmond Airport VA 250,000 McClellan Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Airports Commission Passenger Terminal
on Apron Reconstruction
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Manassas Regional Replace or VA 850,000 Subramanyam Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Airports Airport Rehabilitate Taxiway
on B Bridge
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Brown County Green Bay Austin WI 4,000,000 Wied .............. H
Transportati Airports Straubel
on International
Airport Taxiway and
Apron Infrastructure
Rehabilitation (GRB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Central West Virginia West Virginia WV 2,992,000 Miller (WV) .............. H
Transportati Airports Regional Airport International Yeager
on Authority Airport, Main
Terminal Apron
Improvements (CRW)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greenbrier Valley Terminal Renovation WV 8,000,000 .............. Capito S
Transportati Airports Airport (LWB)
on
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Yeager Airport (CRW) Terminal WV 25,000,00 .............. Capito, S
Transportati Airports Modernization 0 Justice
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AK Fairbanks Road AK 5,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL I-22 Connector AL 5,000,000 Aderholt .............. H
Transportati Programs Feasibility Studies,
on Winston and Franklin
Counties
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL U.S. 278/SR 69 St. AL 13,500,00 Aderholt .............. H
Transportati Programs Bernard Bridge 0
on Replacement and
Supporting
Infrastructure,
Cullman County
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Waterloo Bridge AL 7,000,000 Aderholt .............. H
Transportati Programs Feasibility and
on Construction,
Lauderdale County
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Alabama Capital AL 2,000,000 Figures Tuberville H
Transportati Programs Maxwell Gateway
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Hooks Lake Port AL 250,000 Figures .............. H
Transportati Programs Connection Road
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL CR 64 Improvements AL 2,000,000 Moore (AL) Britt S
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL City of Southside AL 3,000,000 Rogers (AL) Britt, H/S
Transportati Programs State Highway 77 Tuberville
on North Coosa River
Bridge Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Co. Rd. 65 Bridge AL 1,000,000 Rogers (AL) .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement Over
on Branch Creek--
Cleburne County
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Capshaw Road (Old AL 5,500,000 Strong .............. H
Transportati Programs Monrovia Road to
on Jeff Road)
Additional Lanes
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Increasing Capacity AL 3,000,000 Strong .............. H
Transportati Programs Over the Tennessee
on River
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Slaughter Road AL 3,500,000 Strong .............. H
Transportati Programs Additional Lanes
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Cleburne County AL 1,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Lawrence County AL 100,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Bridge Study
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Sparkman Drive Bridge AL 2,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Depot Street Bridge AL 1,020,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Deerfoot Parkway AL 4,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Boll Weevil Circle AL 15,680,00 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Project 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Hale County Road 21 AL 1,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Mooresville Road AL 1,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Programs Widening, Planning,
on and Design
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AL County Road 9 Project AL 1,000,000 .............. Britt, S
Transportati Programs Tuberville
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AL Swayback Bridge AL 2,000,000 .............. Britt, S
Transportati Programs Tuberville
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Highway 412 Corridor AR 11,000,00 Crawford Boozman H
Transportati Programs Improvements 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Future Interstate 57 AR 6,734,000 Crawford .............. H
Transportati Programs (Walnut Ridge to
on Missouri State Line)
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Highway 82 Railroad AR 7,000,000 Westerman Boozman H
Transportati Programs Overpass
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Arkansas Highway 112 AR 3,000,000 Womack Boozman H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Springdale Northern AR 59,000,00 Womack .............. H
Transportati Programs Bypass 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR Construction of AR 3,000,000 Womack .............. H
Transportati Programs Future Interstate I-
on 49
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR I-49 AR 15,800,00 .............. Boozman S
Transportati Programs 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AR North Little Rock AR 2,000,000 .............. Boozman S
Transportati Programs Main Street Viaduct
on Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AZ Duncan Main Street AZ 1,900,000 Ciscomani Gallego, Kelly H/S
Transportati Programs and High Street
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AZ Buffalo Soldier Trail AZ 7,000,000 Ciscomani Gallego, Kelly H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AZ Town of Oro Valley: AZ 7,000,000 Ciscomani Gallego, Kelly H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure AZ Frontier Street Mill AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani .............. H
Transportati Programs and Overlay Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure AZ Douglas Commercial AZ 20,000,00 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Transportati Programs Land Port of Entry 0
on Connector Road
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Highland-Redlands CA 2,000,000 Aguilar .............. H
Transportati Programs Regional Connector
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Rossmoor Bar Trail CA 850,000 Bera .............. H
Transportati Programs Enhancements Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Snowy Egret CA 850,000 Bera .............. H
Transportati Programs Overcrossing Study
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Marysville Boulevard CA 2,000,000 Bera .............. H
Transportati Programs Vision Zero Safety
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-15 Express Lanes CA 5,000,000 Calvert Schiff H
Transportati Programs Southern Extension
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Scott Road/Bundy CA 2,500,000 Calvert .............. H
Transportati Programs Canyon Road Widening
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Indian Canyon Flood CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Transportati Programs Mitigation Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-10 Singleton Road CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Transportati Programs Interchange Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Magnolia Avenue CA 4,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Santa Barbara County CA 1,500,000 Carbajal .............. H
Transportati Programs Association of
on Governments--Cabrill
o Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Shell Beach Road CA 2,000,000 Carbajal .............. H
Transportati Programs Shared Use Path
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Temple City Lower CA 850,000 Chu .............. H
Transportati Programs Azusa Road
on Resurfacing and ADA
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Industry CA 1,000,000 Cisneros .............. H
Transportati Programs Regional Safety and
on Mobility Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA San Dimas Canyon Road CA 850,000 Cisneros .............. H
Transportati Programs Multi-modal
on Transportation
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA East San Gabriel CA 250,000 Cisneros .............. H
Transportati Programs Valley Sustainable
on Multimodal
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Euclid Street CA 2,000,000 Correa .............. H
Transportati Programs Multimodal Safety
on Enhancements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Danville Townwide CA 850,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Programs Fiber Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Antioch and Oakley CA 1,970,010 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Programs Smart Signals
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Village Parkway CA 850,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Programs Complete Streets
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Marsh Drive Class I CA 1,200,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Programs Bikeway Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Treat Boulevard CA 1,000,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Olive Avenue Bridge CA 250,000 Friedman .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Heart of Fairfield CA 1,000,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Downtown Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Markeley Lane CA 850,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA North Bailey Road CA 850,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Active
on Transportation
Corridor
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA El Cerrito Plaza BART CA 850,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Station TOD Complete
on Streets
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Richmond Bay Trail CA 250,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Gap Closure Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Pacifica Avenue Safe CA 250,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Programs Routes to School
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA LA River Path CA 250,000 Gomez .............. H
Transportati Programs (between Riverside
on Drive and Atlantic
Boulevard)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-205 Managed Lanes CA 250,000 Harder .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Pershing Avenue Road CA 250,000 Harder .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement
on and Enhancement
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Diaz Road Expansion CA 2,000,000 Issa .............. H
Transportati Programs Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA SR-52 Operational CA 4,000,000 Issa .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-215 and Keller Road CA 1,500,000 Issa .............. H
Transportati Programs Interchange Right of
on Way Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA San Miguel Elementary CA 250,000 Jacobs .............. H
Transportati Programs Safe Routes to
on School
Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Pruneridge Avenue CA 1,000,000 Khanna Schiff H
Transportati Programs Complete Streets
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Safe Routes to CA 2,000,000 Khanna .............. H
Transportati Programs Schools and Parks
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Main Street CA 250,000 Khanna .............. H
Transportati Programs Revitalization and
on Safety Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Cedar Boulevard CA 850,000 Khanna .............. H
Transportati Programs Complete Streets
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Interstate 80 Culvert CA 1,000,000 Kiley Schiff H
Transportati Programs Resilience Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Interstate 80/Rocklin CA 3,000,000 Kiley .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Interchange
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA White Rock Road CA 2,000,000 Kiley .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Baseline Road Traffic CA 1,000,000 Kiley .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement
on and Signal Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-80/Horseshoe Bar CA 1,000,000 Kiley .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Interchange
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA I-5 Improvement CA 1,700,000 Kim .............. H
Transportati Programs Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Savi Ranch Parkway CA 3,000,000 Kim .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Improvement
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA State Route 91 CA 3,000,000 Kim .............. H
Transportati Programs Eastbound Corridor
on Operations Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA State Route 55 CA 3,000,000 Kim .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA North Coast Highway CA 1,000,000 Levin .............. H
Transportati Programs 101 Drainage
on Improvement Project,
Encinitas, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA La Novia Avenue CA 850,000 Levin .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on Project, San Juan
Capistrano, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Interstate 5 CA 850,000 Levin .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project,
on Orange County, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Strengthening Coastal CA 1,200,000 Liccardo .............. H
Transportati Programs Resilience: Smart
on Infrastructure &
Emergency
Preparedness for San
Mateo Coastal
Communities
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Mountain Home Road CA 250,000 Liccardo .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge, Woodside,
on California
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Campbell PDA CA 250,000 Liccardo .............. H
Transportati Programs Enhancements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA American River Loop CA 250,000 Matsui .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Laguna Creek Trail CA 850,000 Matsui .............. H
Transportati Programs Connectivity and
on Overcrossing Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Laguna Canyon Road: CA 850,000 Min .............. H
Transportati Programs Protect and Connect
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Technology and Signal CA 250,000 Min .............. H
Transportati Programs Upgrades Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA East Palo Alto CA 2,000,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Programs Woodland Avenue
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Redwood City SR 84-US CA 850,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Programs 101 Interchange
on Reimagined
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA San Bruno Huntington CA 850,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Programs Avenue Bicycle and
on Pedestrians
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA San Carlos US 101- CA 500,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Programs Holly Street
on Interchange &
Overcrossing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Millbrae Trail to Bay CA 250,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Programs Connections
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Yucaipa CA 2,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Transportati Programs Wildwood Canyon
on Interchange
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Ranchero Road CA 2,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor Phase IV
on Street Improvements
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Trona Roadway and CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Transportati Programs Repairs Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Palm Avenue CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Safety
on Improvements and
Stormwater Drainage
Installation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Boulder Creek CA 850,000 Panetta .............. H
Transportati Programs Complete Streets
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Los Angeles' CA 250,000 Rivas .............. H
Transportati Programs Reseda Green and
on Accessible Medians
and Shaded School
Routes Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Los Angeles' CA 250,000 Rivas .............. H
Transportati Programs Colfax Ave.
on Pedestrian
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Sepulveda Basin CA 850,000 Rivas, Sherman .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Safety &
on Access Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Indian Canyon Drive CA 850,000 Ruiz .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Monroe Street & CA 850,000 Ruiz .............. H
Transportati Programs Interstate-10
on Interchange Project
(Construction Phase)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA State Street CA 850,000 Ruiz .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Salton Sea CA 250,000 Ruiz .............. H
Transportati Programs Reimagined: CV Link
on Extension
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Advanced Traffic CA 250,000 Sanchez Padilla H
Transportati Programs Controllers at the
on Future Metro L Line
Norwalk and Lambert
Stations Areas
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Los Angeles River CA 250,000 Sherman .............. H
Transportati Programs Greenway Studio City
on Habitat Restoration,
Beautification, and
Safety Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Malibu Canyon Road CA 250,000 Sherman .............. H
Transportati Programs and Kanan Dume Road
on Tunnel Lighting
Upgrade Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Lincoln Avenue/ CA 850,000 Simon .............. H
Transportati Programs Marshall Way/Pacific
on Avenue Corridor
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Limonite Avenue CA 850,000 Takano .............. H
Transportati Programs Roadway Improvement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Donald Gap CA 1,200,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA The Amtrak Depot/ CA 1,000,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Olive Drive
on Connection
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA South Main Street CA 850,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Rehabilitation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Napa Valley Vine CA 850,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail--Yountville to
on St. Helena Gap
Closure
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Moorland Pedestrian CA 850,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Transportati Programs and School Access
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Del Amo Boulevard CA 3,150,000 Tran .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on and Roadway
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Brea Safe CA 850,000 Tran .............. H
Transportati Programs Routes to School
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA City of Fullerton-- CA 250,000 Tran .............. H
Transportati Programs Local Street
on Rehabilitation
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA SR 43/7th Standard Rd CA 2,500,000 Valadao Schiff H
Transportati Programs Roundabout--Last-
on Mile Truck-Rail
Access Safety
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Wasco Downtown CA 5,000,000 Valadao .............. H
Transportati Programs Revitalization
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Road 192 Farm to CA 2,500,000 Valadao .............. H
Transportati Programs Market Corridor
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA The Monitor Street CA 3,000,000 Valadao .............. H
Transportati Programs Safe Route to
on Schools Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA 4th Street CA 1,250,000 Valadao .............. H
Transportati Programs Development Project-
on Arvin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Streamview Drive CA 850,000 Vargas .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvements
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Lawndale's Hawthorne CA 850,000 Waters .............. H
Transportati Programs Boulevard
on Rehabilitation
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Rancho Vista CA 2,000,000 Whitesides .............. H
Transportati Programs Boulevard Grade
on Separation Right of
Way Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Traffic Circulation CA 1,200,000 Whitesides .............. H
Transportati Programs and Pedestrian
on Safety Improvements
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Avenue G Interchange CA 850,000 Whitesides .............. H
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CA The Santa Clarita CA 850,000 Whitesides .............. H
Transportati Programs Valley Multimodal
on Transportation and
Safety Enhancement
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Oakland Ferry CA 1,980,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Programs Terminal
on Modernization
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Tenderloin CA 1,500,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Programs Neighborhood
on Pedestrian Safety
Signal Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CA Grangeville Boulevard CA 2,000,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Programs Grade Separation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Highway 85 Widening CO 500,000 Boebert Hickenlooper H
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CO SH 71 Corridor CO 2,000,000 Boebert .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements Project
on (Heartland
Expressway)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Windsor Colorado Blvd CO 500,000 Boebert .............. H
Transportati Programs and Crossroads Blvd
on Intersection
Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Constitution and CO 1,000,000 Crank .............. H
Transportati Programs Peterson Road
on Traffic Safety
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Havana Street CO 850,000 Crow Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Corridor Multimodal Hickenlooper
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Box Elder Creek CO 500,000 Crow Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Roadway Improvement Hickenlooper
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Mineral/Santa Fe CO 850,000 Crow Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Operational Hickenlooper
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Montview Boulevard CO 250,000 Crow Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Complete Streets Hickenlooper
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO I-70/Aerotropolis CO 250,000 Crow .............. H
Transportati Programs Parkway Interchange
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO E. 88th Avenue CO 850,000 Evans (CO) Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Corridor Improvement Hickenlooper
on Project--Segment B
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO 35th Avenue CO 850,000 Evans (CO) Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Multimodal Safety Hickenlooper
on Enhancements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO I-76 and Bromley Lane CO 900,000 Evans (CO) .............. H
Transportati Programs Capital improvement
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Mesa County E Road CO 2,000,000 Hurd Bennet, H/S
Transportati Programs Improvements Hickenlooper
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Pueblo Rest Area at CO 1,000,000 Hurd .............. H
Transportati Programs Exit 108
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CO City of Fort Collins CO 250,000 Neguse .............. H
Transportati Programs Taft Hill Road
on Improvement, CO
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Town of CO 250,000 Neguse Bennet H
Transportati Programs Silverthorne's
on ``Stephens Way''
Improvement, CO
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO McCaslin Multi-Use CO 250,000 Neguse .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail Project, CO
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Birch Elementary CO 850,000 Pettersen Bennet, H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement Hickenlooper
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO Town of Parachute--US CO 3,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Transportati Programs 6/1st Street Safety Hickenlooper
on Enhancements,
Repairs, and
Revitalization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CO City of Federal CO 1,250,000 .............. Bennet, S
Transportati Programs Heights--North Pecos Hickenlooper
on Street Culvert
Replacement
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Mansfield Phase II of CT 1,952,000 Courtney .............. H
Transportati Programs Bike and Pedestrian
on Connection
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Mohegan-Pequot Bridge CT 1,000,000 Courtney .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Town of Bethany-- CT 344,000 DeLauro .............. H
Transportati Programs Round Hill Road
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Washington Boulevard CT 2,500,000 Himes Blumenthal, H/S
Transportati Programs Pedestrian and Murphy
on Bicycle Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Norwalk River Valley CT 850,000 Himes .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail Extension to
on Calf Pasture Beach
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure CT Maple Avenue in CT 1,000,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Transportati Programs Hartford Murphy
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure DC Suitland Parkway DC 850,000 Norton .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Enhancements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure DC Solar Charging for DC 250,000 Norton .............. H
Transportati Programs Capital eBikes
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure DE Wilmington Riverwalk DE 250,000 McBride Blunt H
Transportati Programs Extension Shared-Use Rochester
on Path
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure DE Lewes-Georgetown DE 850,000 McBride .............. H
Transportati Programs Highway (US 9)
on Pedestrian Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Highway Infrastructure DE Washington Street DE 2,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Transportati Programs Separated Bike Lane Rochester
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure DE Georgetown to Lewes DE 1,400,000 .............. Blunt S
Transportati Programs Trail--US 9 Rochester,
on Pedestrian Bridge Coons
and Approaches
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Construction of FL 500,000 Bilirakis .............. H
Transportati Programs Wilton Way Connector
on Road on Speros FL
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL 51st Street West FL 1,500,000 Buchanan .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension, Manatee
on County
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL State Road 64 Traffic FL 1,000,000 Buchanan .............. H
Transportati Programs Congestion
on Alternatives, City
of Bradenton
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Pedestrian Greenway FL 800,000 Buchanan .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor, New
on College of Florida
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL West River Walk FL 250,000 Castor .............. H
Transportati Programs Expansion
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL San Martin Boulevard FL 850,000 Castor .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL I-75 Project FL 6,000,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Transportati Programs Development and
on Environmental Study,
NW 170th ST and NW
154th ST
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Feasibility Analysis FL 2,000,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Transportati Programs for Proposed
on Interchange at I-75
and Everglades
Boulevard
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Palm Beach Lakes FL 1,000,000 Frankel .............. H
Transportati Programs Boulevard Bridge
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Willowbrook Road FL 3,000,000 Franklin .............. H
Transportati Programs Design and
on Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Berman Road SR 710 FL 1,000,000 Franklin .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Sugarloaf Boulevard FL 2,300,000 Gimenez .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL South Dade Corridor FL 1,000,000 Gimenez .............. H
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Minton Road Widening FL 1,000,000 Haridopolos .............. H
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Kathleen Road FL 3,000,000 Lee (FL) .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening and
on Extension Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Collier Parkway & S FL 1,000,000 Lee (FL) .............. H
Transportati Programs Countyline Rd--Turn
on Lanes & Sidewalk
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Oldwoods Avenue at FL 1,000,000 Lee (FL) .............. H
Transportati Programs Wyndfields Blvd--
on Connectivity &
Intersection Safety
Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Lighthouse Point NE FL 250,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Transportati Programs 28th Street Bridge
on Replacement Phase 1
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Port Everglades FL 1,000,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Transportati Programs Bypass Road
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Dixie Highway Safety FL 850,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Transportati Programs Fence Phase 2
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Roadway Resurfacing FL 960,000 Salazar .............. H
Transportati Programs along Coral Way from
on SW 77 Avenue to SW
87 Avenue
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Fruitville Road FL 1,500,000 Steube .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor Capacity
on Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL River Road Regional FL 1,500,000 Steube .............. H
Transportati Programs Interstate Connector
on Multi-Modal Capacity
Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL SW 61st Avenue Bridge FL 250,000 Wasserman .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening and Roadway Schultz
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure FL Town of Montverde CR FL 1,500,000 Webster .............. H
Transportati Programs 455 Complete Street
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA I-16 Widening 4 to 6 GA 5,000,000 Carter (GA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Lanes, Chatham,
on Effingham, & Bryan
Counties
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Quacco Road Phase II GA 4,000,000 Carter (GA) .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Dallas Hwy/SR 120 at GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Lost Mountain Rd/
on Mars Hill Rd
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Chestnut Drive GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Realignment
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Old 41 Highway GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk Warnock H
Transportati Programs Roundabouts
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Cass White Phase II GA 3,000,000 Loudermilk .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Widening
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Bells Ferry Road over GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk .............. H
Transportati Programs Noonday Creek Bridge
on Replacement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA George Busbee Parkway GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Cobb Parkway GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Bridge
on North
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Austell-Powder GA 500,000 McBath Ossoff, H
Transportati Programs Springs Road Warnock
on Intersection
Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Factory Shoals GA 2,000,000 McBath Warnock H/S
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Bridge
on Over I-20
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA South Cobb Drive/SR GA 2,000,000 McBath .............. H
Transportati Programs 280 Improvement
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Roosevelt Highway GA 2,000,000 McBath .............. H
Transportati Programs Streetscape Phase II
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Ball Ground Truck GA 1,000,000 McCormick Warnock H
Transportati Programs Bypass
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Old Alabama Bridge GA 2,500,000 McCormick Warnock H
Transportati Programs Replacement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA Roswell's Norcross GA 1,500,000 McCormick Warnock H
Transportati Programs Street Bridge
on Replacement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA City of Atlanta-- GA 1,200,000 .............. Ossoff S
Transportati Programs Peachtree Street
on Streetscape
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA City of Riverdale-- GA 1,000,000 .............. Ossoff S
Transportati Programs Sidewalk
on Connectivity
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure GA City of Clarkston-- GA 2,000,000 .............. Ossoff S
Transportati Programs Clarkston Greenway
on Trail Phase I
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA City of Stone GA 1,781,000 .............. Ossoff S
Transportati Programs Mountain--Main and
on Mimosa Intersection
Improvement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure GA City of Atlanta-- GA 2,000,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Transportati Programs Beltline Southside Warnock
on Trail Pedestrian
Bridge Over
Interstate 20
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Department of Highway Infrastructure HI North South Collector HI 2,500,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Programs Road Shared Use Path
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure HI Kamehameha Highway HI 6,980,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Programs Shared Use Path
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure HI Waimea to Kekaha HI 2,300,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Programs Shared Use Path
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure HI Daniel K. Inouye HI 7,250,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Programs Highway Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA City of Burlington IA 6,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Transportati Programs Cascade Bridge
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA Keokuk County, Iowa IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Transportati Programs Route G13 Pavement
on Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA U.S. Highway 6/Deer IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Transportati Programs Creek Road
on Intersection Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IA Iowa County, Route IA 2,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Transportati Programs W21 Pavement
on Improvement
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IA P33 Rehabilitation IA 2,000,000 Nunn .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA White Pole Road IA 500,000 Nunn .............. H
Transportati Programs Revitalization
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA Alice's Road IA 1,000,000 Nunn .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IA Highway 141/Towner IA 500,000 Nunn .............. H
Transportati Programs Drive Interchange
on Project within the
City of Johnston
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ID Soda Springs US-30 ID 9,367,000 Simpson .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Flora West Side IL 1,329,000 Bost .............. H
Transportati Programs Transportation
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Decatur-Macon County IL 1,000,000 Budzinski .............. H
Transportati Programs Beltway Northeast
on Connector Segment
Design Engineering
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Weber Road, 135th IL 850,000 Foster .............. H
Transportati Programs Street to Airport
on Road for Will County
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL 79th/Stony Island IL 850,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Transportati Programs Planning and
on Environmental
Linkages Study
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL 100th St Bridge over IL 850,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Transportati Programs the Calumet River
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Route 25/West IL 1,500,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Transportati Programs Bartlett Rd
on Intersection
Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Hammond Drive at IL 1,152,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Transportati Programs Algonquin Road
on Intersection
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Radnor Road Complete IL 1,000,000 LaHood .............. H
Transportati Programs Street Corridor Plan
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Furrow Road Bridge IL 500,000 LaHood .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Park & Bilger Bridges IL 1,000,000 LaHood .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL New Interchange IL 5,000,000 LaHood .............. H
Transportati Programs Minooka Road/I-80
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Capital Improvement-- IL 1,500,000 Miller (IL) .............. H
Transportati Programs IL-16 Access Point
on and Loop Road
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Weber Spur Trail IL 850,000 Quigley .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Niles Howard Street IL 250,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Cook County East Lake IL 850,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Transportati Programs Avenue Bridge
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Forest Hill Avenue IL 250,000 Sorensen .............. H
Transportati Programs and Sterling Avenue
on Intersection
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Sycamore Street IL 1,500,000 .............. Duckworth S
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IL Town of Normal--Trail IL 1,900,000 .............. Durbin S
Transportati Programs Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IN Market Street IN 500,000 Carson .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IN Town of Liberty IN 1,300,000 Shreve .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge
on Reconstruction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure IN City of Richmond IN 1,800,000 Shreve .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge
on Reconstruction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KS Metcalf Ave. and I- KS 1,300,000 Davids .............. H
Transportati Programs 435 Signal
on Replacement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KS Intersection of 191st KS 850,000 Davids .............. H
Transportati Programs Street and US
on Highway 169 Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure KS Massoni Bridge KS 2,376,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KS 235th Street Road KS 6,200,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Programs Improvement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KS Buhler Road Bridge KS 5,962,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Programs and Roadway
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KS Arkansas River KS 3,000,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Programs Crossing and 95th
on Street
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Louisville Loop: KY 500,000 McGarvey .............. H
Transportati Programs Jefferson Memorial
on Forest--Dodge Gap
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Cooper Chapel Road KY 250,000 McGarvey .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension and
on Construction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Belvedere KY 250,000 McGarvey McConnell H
Transportati Programs Redevelopment
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Mountain Parkway KY 36,500,00 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Transportati Programs Expansion 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Somerset Northern KY 37,000,00 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Transportati Programs Bypass 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY I-69 Ohio River KY 10,000,00 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Programs Crossing 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure KY Hal Rogers Parkway KY 20,000,00 .............. McConnell S
Transportati Programs Improvement 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA LA 47: Hayne Blvd. LA 2,550,000 Carter (LA) Kennedy H
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA LA73-LA429 LA 150,000 Carter (LA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Intersection
on Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Interstate 20 LA 1,000,000 Fields .............. H
Transportati Programs Lighting Upgrades
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Bernice Street Bridge LA 250,000 Fields .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Ouachita Parish LA 2,200,000 Letlow .............. H
Transportati Programs Capels Road Corridor
on Reconstruction
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure LA City of West Monroe, LA 2,200,000 Letlow .............. H
Transportati Programs LA Downing Pines
on Road Improvements
Thomas Road to US-80
Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Ascension Parish LA 6,000,000 Scalise Cassidy, H/S
Transportati Programs Airline Highway Kennedy
on Raising Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Highway 11, St. LA 10,000,00 Scalise .............. H
Transportati Programs Tammany Parish 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Burbank Drive Safety LA 2,000,000 .............. Cassidy S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Johnston Street LA 7,500,000 .............. Cassidy S
Transportati Programs Safety Mitigation
on and Enhancements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Livingston Parish LA 5,000,000 .............. Cassidy S
Transportati Programs Browns Road
on Improvement Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA US 190 Widening LA 5,000,000 .............. Cassidy, S
Transportati Programs Project Kennedy
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Tangipahoa Parish LA 5,000,000 .............. Cassidy, S
Transportati Programs Airport Road and Kennedy
on Highway 3158
Roundabout Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Millhaven Interchange LA 7,000,000 .............. Kennedy S
Transportati Programs Mega-Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA Topsy Bel Road Bridge LA 3,000,000 .............. Kennedy S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure LA St. Bernard LA 10,000,00 .............. Kennedy S
Transportati Programs Transportation 0
on Corridor
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MA Merrymount Parkway MA 2,000,000 Lynch .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MA Pearl Street/Ivory MA 500,000 Lynch .............. H
Transportati Programs Street/John Mahar
on Highway Intersection
Reconstruction,
Braintree, Norfolk
County, MA, 8th
District
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MA Route 20 Corridor MA 850,000 McGovern .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements Project
on in Shrewsbury
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MA Oxford, MA Roadway MA 2,000,000 Neal .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation on
on Route 12 (Main
Street)
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MA Lawrence Bridges MA 1,200,000 Trahan .............. H
Transportati Programs Restoration Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Guilford Road MD 2,000,000 Elfreth Alsobrooks, H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian/Bicycle Van Hollen
on Improvements, Phase
3
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD MD-99 Pedestrian MD 500,000 Elfreth .............. H
Transportati Programs Connectivity
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Town of Upper MD 250,000 Hoyer .............. H
Transportati Programs Marlboro School and
on Wilson Lane Road
Renewal Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Gaithersburg MD 1,000,000 McClain Van Hollen H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Safety Delaney
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Grantsville Sidewalk MD 2,000,000 McClain .............. H
Transportati Programs Project Delaney
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Bridge Repair Program MD 850,000 McClain .............. H
Transportati Programs Delaney
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD I-795 & Dolfield MD 2,000,000 Olszewski .............. H
Transportati Programs Blvd. Interchange
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Cheverly MD 201 Bike MD 650,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Transportati Programs Trail Van Hollen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Sidewalks for All: MD 2,478,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Transportati Programs The Downtown Van Hollen
on Frederick
Streetscape Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Thompson Creek MD 1,416,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Transportati Programs Connector Road & Van Hollen
on Trail Extension
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Town of Easton--Rails MD 411,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Transportati Programs To Trails Expansion Van Hollen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Revitalize Hanover MD 500,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Transportati Programs Street: Bridging
on Futures Transforming
South Baltimore
Neighborhoods
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MD Baltimore Regional MD 3,000,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Transportati Programs Trail Hub
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Madrid to Rangeley ME 10,000,00 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs State Route 4 0
on Rehabilitation
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Bucksport Main Street ME 7,200,000 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs Safety Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Jackman US Route 201 ME 2,450,000 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Androscoggin State ME 5,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs Route 4 Safety
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Route 26-100 ME 9,600,000 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs Roundabout
on Construction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure ME Deer Isle State Route ME 12,000,00 .............. Collins, King S
Transportati Programs 15 Causeway 0
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Reconstruction of the MI 5,100,000 Bergman .............. H
Transportati Programs Houghton Canal Road,
on Stanton Township,
Houghton County
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Cross Street and MI 250,000 Dingell Peters H
Transportati Programs Prospect Street
on Bridge
Rehabilitation
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Silverwood Road from MI 3,112,000 McClain Peters H
Transportati Programs Clifford Road to
on Castle Road
Resurfacing Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MI State Park Drive MI 850,000 McDonald Rivet .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Frances Road Bridge MI 850,000 McDonald Rivet .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement over
on Butternut Creek
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Patterson Avenue MI 250,000 Scholten Peters H
Transportati Programs Resurfacing
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Non-motorized, Shared- MI 250,000 Scholten .............. H
Transportati Programs use Crossing over I-
on 96 at Forest Hill
Avenue, SE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Countywide Bridge MI 2,000,000 Walberg .............. H
Transportati Programs Repair Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI North River Road MI 5,000,000 Walberg .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Reconstruction of MI 750,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Programs Mound Road from 8
on Mile to I-696
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Saginaw Road Bridge MI 955,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Red Run Park Bridge MI 1,000,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Programs Installation Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI Detroit/Wayne County MI 1,613,000 .............. Slotkin S
Transportati Programs Port Authority--
on Detroit Windsor
Tunnel Roadway
Column
Rehabilitation and
Infrastructure
Upgrades
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MI City of Mt. Pleasant MI 500,000 .............. Slotkin S
Transportati Programs Mill and Overlay--
on Preston and Bradley
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Dakota County I-35 MN 2,000,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Bridges and CH 50 Smith
on Interchange Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Town Line Road MN 1,500,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Smith
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Heatherwood Road MN 7,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Infrastructure & Smith
on Multi-Modal
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Minnesota State MN 7,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Highway 65 & Bunker Smith
on Lake Blvd Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN CSAH 19 & CSAH 123 MN 1,500,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Intersection Smith
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Highway 24-- MN 3,700,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Clearwater Smith
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Interchanges on U.S. MN 2,000,000 Finstad Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Highway 14 at CSAH 3 Smith
on and CSAH 5
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Weir Drive MN 1,350,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Phase Smith
on II
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN CH 18 and Settlers MN 250,000 McCollum .............. H
Transportati Programs Ridge Parkway
on Reconstruction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Highway 169 & County MN 850,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Road 130 Interchange Smith
on Mobility Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Main Street (CSAH MN 850,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs 150) Reconstruction Smith
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Trunk Highway 610 & MN 250,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs East River Road Full Smith
on Access Interchange
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Highway 47 Corridor MN 250,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs and BNSF Railroad Smith
on Grade Separation
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Fridley Northtown MN 1,000,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Railyard Overpass Smith
on Connector
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Oxford Louisiana Area MN 250,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Infrastructure Smith
on Investment
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN County Highway 32 MN 5,000,000 Stauber Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian and Smith
on Safety Improvement
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN US Highway 8 MN 5,000,000 Stauber Klobuchar, H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Smith
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MN Highway 23 Coalition MN 3,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Transportati Programs Willmar Bypass Smith
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN City of Saint Paul MN 2,102,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction of Smith
on Randolph Avenue
Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MN City of Bloomington-- MN 600,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Transportati Programs Normandale Boulevard Smith
on Sidewalk and Trail
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MO White Road Non-NBI MO 397,000 Alford .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO Compton Bridge MO 500,000 Bell .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Phase
on 2
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO Kentucky Ave. Bridge MO 1,200,000 Cleaver .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO Highway 54 Shared 4 MO 4,900,000 Graves .............. H
Transportati Programs Lane Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO US 136 Bridge Project MO 1,000,000 Graves .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO Holt County Bridge MO 1,000,000 Graves .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO US 36 Interchange MO 1,000,000 Graves .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MO I-29 to I-35 Ramp MO 1,000,000 Graves .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MP Route 36 Improvement MP 2,000,000 King-Hinds .............. H
Transportati Programs Phase 1B
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Edwards Street MS 1,000,000 Ezell Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Lincoln Road Phase 2 MS 1,000,000 Ezell .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Madison Avenue MS 1,000,000 Guest Hyde-Smith, H
Transportati Programs Widening for the Wicker
on City of Madison
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Bozeman-Reunion MS 2,000,000 Guest Wicker H
Transportati Programs Crossing
on Interconnectivity
System for Madison
County
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Dale Drive MS 2,000,000 Guest .............. H
Transportati Programs Intersection
on Improvement and Road
Widening for the
Town of Marion
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Lincoln County- MS 2,000,000 Guest .............. H
Transportati Programs Brookhaven
on Industrial Park Road
Improvements for
Lincoln County
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Wright Road Bridge MS 3,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Starkville Eastern MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Connections
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Desoto County I-55 MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS CR 306 Rehabilitation MS 1,048,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Jackson County US 90 MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Jackson Multi-use MS 640,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Connection
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Deerbrook Road MS 4,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS MS 19 Neshoba County MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Lake Okhissa Access MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs and Utilities Wicker
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Canal Street Bridge MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Replacement Project Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Texas Flat Road MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Star Landing Road MS 7,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Highway 80 East MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Widening Project Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS US Highway 80 MS 1,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Improvements Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MS Dedeaux Road Widening MS 1,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Transportati Programs Project Wicker
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure MT Noxon Bridge MT 10,000,00 Zinke Sheehy H/S
Transportati Programs 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure Crow Tribe of Montana BIA 91 Highway MT 4,000,000 .............. Sheehy S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NC Fordham Boulevard NC 1,000,000 Foushee .............. H
Transportati Programs Sidepath
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NC Basin Street NC 3,900,000 Rouzer .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Omaha Urban Core NE 3,500,000 Bacon Fischer S
Transportati Programs Renewal
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE 38th Street Viaduct NE 5,000,000 Bacon .............. H
Transportati Programs in Omaha
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Gretna Hwy 6/31 NE 1,500,000 Bacon .............. H
Transportati Programs Overpass
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Morningside Road NE 3,000,000 Flood .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements for
on Inland Port
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Elkhorn River Bridge NE 1,500,000 Flood .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Schram Road Parkway NE 5,120,000 Flood .............. H
Transportati Programs Grading and
on Surfacing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Sheridan County Road NE 3,434,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Fairbury Highway 136 NE 4,000,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Garfield County NE 3,200,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Asphalt Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Village of Exeter NE 700,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Paving Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Brown County Bridge NE 897,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Rehabs and
on Replacement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Stromsburg 9th Street NE 2,275,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Garden County Bridge NE 5,200,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Gage County Hickory NE 4,733,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Road Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Village of Adams NE 880,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Pavement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NE Chadron North on NE 6,000,000 .............. Fischer S
Transportati Programs Highway 385
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NH Lebanon Mechanic NH 250,000 Goodlander .............. H
Transportati Programs Street Sidewalks
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NH Pettengill Road NH 2,000,000 Pappas .............. H
Transportati Programs Traffic Improvements
on and Widening Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Probasco Road Freight NJ 2,000,000 Conaway Kim H
Transportati Programs Bypass Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Kenilworth Boulevard NJ 850,000 McIver .............. H
Transportati Programs & Lenape Park
on Intersection
Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Route 440 Pedestrian NJ 2,000,000 Menendez Booker H
Transportati Programs Bridge Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ City of Newark--Safe NJ 1,500,000 Menendez Booker H/S
Transportati Programs Gateway
on Pedestrianization
and Safety
Improvements Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Passaic Avenue Safety NJ 3,000,000 Menendez, Pou .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Extension of Thomas NJ 850,000 Norcross .............. H
Transportati Programs Edison Parkway (CR-
on 641 Spur) from US
Route 322 to Lambs
Road (CR 635) in
Mantua Township
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Highland Park NJ 850,000 Pallone .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian, Bicycle,
on and Roadway Safety
Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ New Brunswick Traffic NJ 500,000 Pallone .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Livingston Avenue NJ 850,000 Sherrill .............. H
Transportati Programs Streetscape
on Improvement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ County Route 537 NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ) .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor
on Improvements Section
B Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Route 522 Realignment NJ 450,000 Watson Coleman .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ County of Cumberland-- NJ 1,000,000 .............. Booker S
Transportati Programs Extension of Nabb
on Avenue
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ County of Middlesex, NJ 1,200,000 .............. Booker S
Transportati Programs New Jersey--Veterans
on Memorial Bridge
Safety Enhancements,
CR-535
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Pleasantville NJ 1,500,000 .............. Booker S
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Bridge
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ County of Atlantic-- NJ 350,000 .............. Booker S
Transportati Programs Intersection
on Improvements to
Wrangleboro Road (CR
575) and Tilton Road
(CR 563)
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NJ Hudson County--JFK NJ 1,500,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Transportati Programs Boulevard Roadway
on and Pedestrian
Safety Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM City of Las Vegas, NM NM 850,000 Leger Lujan H
Transportati Programs South Pacific Road Fernandez
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM Raton, NM Ports to NM 1,000,000 Leger .............. H
Transportati Programs Plains Fernandez
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM Sunland Park Drive NM 250,000 Vasquez Lujan H
Transportati Programs Intersection Phase I
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM Ports-to-Plains NM 1,600,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Transportati Programs Corridor Interstate Lujan
on Planning--Raton I-27
/ I-25--Interchange
Alignment Study
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM City of Bloomfield-- NM 1,210,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Transportati Programs East Blanco Road Lujan
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NM City of Bloomfield-- NM 600,000 .............. Lujan S
Transportati Programs Solar & Electric
on Vehicle Charging
Infrastructure
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Department of Highway Infrastructure Navajo Division of N321 Environmental NM 519,000 .............. Lujan S
Transportati Programs Transportation Assessment and
on Roadway Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure NV US 93 Safety NV 2,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Enhancements in Rosen
on Wells, NV
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV US 6 in White Pine NV 2,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs County Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV US 6, Tonopah NV 850,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Downtown Rosen
on Rehabilitation
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV SR 596 Jones Blvd NV 250,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Preservation Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Revitalizing Bonanza NV 250,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Road for Safer Rosen
on Mobility
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV CC-215 Trail Bridges NV 1,200,000 Lee (NV) Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs at Summerlin Parkway Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Nevada Department of NV 2,000,000 Lee (NV) Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Transportation--SR Rosen
on 159 Preservation
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Vision Zero School NV 1,100,000 Lee (NV), Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Zone Safety Titus Rosen
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV SR 147 Improvements NV 1,000,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Nevada Way NV 850,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Charleston Boulevard NV 1,200,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Programs Preservation Rosen
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV City of Henderson-- NV 5,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Transportati Programs Via Nobila Rosen
on Interchange Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV Tahoe Transportation NV 5,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Transportati Programs District--Sand Rosen
on Harbor Multi-Use
Trail Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NV US 50A Fernley NV 2,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Transportati Programs Cottonwood Rosen
on Roundabout
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Jamaica Bay Greenway NY 250,000 Jeffries .............. H
Transportati Programs Gateway Link
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Reconstruction of NY 1,850,000 Jeffries, .............. H
Transportati Programs Broadway Velazquez
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Como Park Ave./Borden NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Transportati Programs Rd. Roundabout
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Losson Rd./Borden Rd. NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Transportati Programs Roundabout
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Liberty Avenue Plaza NY 850,000 Velazquez .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY City of Poughkeepsie-- NY 3,400,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Transportati Programs Washington Street
on Bridge
Reconstruction
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Department of Highway Infrastructure NY County of Chautauqua NY 650,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Transportati Programs Industrial Schumer
on Development Agency--
Ripley Interstate
Industrial Park Left-
Hand Turn Lane
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure NY Safe & Accessible NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Transportati Programs Flatbush & Foxhall
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Thornwood Drive South OH 4,000,000 Balderson Moreno H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project,
on City of Heath
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Ety Road South OH 2,000,000 Balderson Moreno H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project,
on City of Lancaster
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Sunbury Parkway Phase OH 1,000,000 Balderson .............. H
Transportati Programs D Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Brooksedge Boulevard OH 1,200,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Programs Mobility
on Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Havens Corners Road OH 1,000,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Programs Roundabout
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Cooke Road OH 250,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Sancus Boulevard OH 850,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Programs Shared Use Path
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Morse Road OH 250,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Stabilization and OH 1,200,000 Brown Moreno H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation of
on Irishtown Bend
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH East 66th Complete OH 1,850,000 Brown .............. H
Transportati Programs Street (DREAM 66)
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH The Emerald Connector OH 3,000,000 Carey .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Franklin US 33 OH 2,000,000 Carey .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Millikin Road at OH 2,200,000 Davidson Moreno H
Transportati Programs Interstate 75,
on Future Exit 26
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Chessie Circle Trail OH 1,000,000 Kaptur .............. H
Transportati Programs Buildout
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Village of Gibsonburg OH 250,000 Kaptur .............. H
Transportati Programs Downtown Improvement
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH State Route 48 OH 2,000,000 Landsman .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Downtown Lebanon OH 600,000 Landsman .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Safety
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH State Route 741 OH 250,000 Landsman .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Van Wert US 30 OH 1,500,000 Latta .............. H
Transportati Programs Interchange
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH City of North OH 4,000,000 Miller (OH) .............. H
Transportati Programs Royalton--Royalton
on Road Reconstruction
Phase II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Solon Ohio Diverging OH 2,000,000 Miller (OH) .............. H
Transportati Programs Diamond Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH US 224 Corridor OH 1,500,000 Rulli .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Enhancements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Blaine Barton Road OH 3,840,000 Rulli .............. H
Transportati Programs Intersection Safety
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Clinton Road OH 250,000 Sykes .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OH Wooster Beall Avenue OH 3,750,000 .............. Husted S
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK Sweetwater Shoulder OK 4,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK Beaver Shoulder OK 1,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Transportati Programs Construction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK Pawnee Shoulder OK 1,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Transportati Programs Construction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK Harmon Shoulder OK 1,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Transportati Programs Construction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK Oklahoma City OK 10,000,00 .............. Mullin S
Transportati Programs Congestion Relief 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OK I-40 Bridge OK 35,200,0 .............. Mullin S
Transportati Programs Replacement 00
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Gateway to OMSI OR 850,000 Bonamici .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Broadway Bridge Deck OR 250,000 Bonamici .............. H
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Williams Creek OR 250,000 Bonamici .............. H
Transportati Programs Trestle and Learning
on Mile
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Kellogg Creek OR-99E OR 850,000 Bynum Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Programs Community Project
on (Kellogg Project)
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR OR 126: 35th Street OR 250,000 Bynum Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Programs Signal and
on Pedestrian
Improvements
(Redmond)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Roundabout at Shaff OR 850,000 Bynum .............. H
Transportati Programs and Wilco Road
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Safer Sandy: Safety OR 850,000 Dexter Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Programs Improvements to
on Sandy Blvd
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Lower Cesar E. Chavez OR 250,000 Dexter .............. H
Transportati Programs Boulevard Safety and
on Resilience Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OR OR 99W Corridor OR 850,000 Salinas Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Programs Safety and
on Intersection
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OR 65th and Borland OR 250,000 Salinas Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Programs Intersection
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Verda Lane Pedestrian OR 850,000 Salinas .............. H
Transportati Programs Safety Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure OR Feather Drive Bridge OR 1,787,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA SR 6 Over PA 2,000,000 Bresnahan .............. H
Transportati Programs Wallenpaupack Creek
on Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Route 309/Mundy PA 2,500,000 Bresnahan .............. H
Transportati Programs Street Crossroads
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Lederach PA 113 PA 250,000 Dean .............. H
Transportati Programs (Harleysville Pike
on Alternate Route)
Shared Use Path--
Phase 1 Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Verona Road Bridge PA 850,000 Deluzio Fetterman, H
Transportati Programs Replacement McCormick,
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Freeport Road Safety PA 2,000,000 Deluzio .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvement and
on Brilliant Avenue
Realignment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Crafton Blvd PA 1,338,581 Deluzio .............. H
Transportati Programs Streetscape--School
on Plaza
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Route 30 Corridor PA 3,150,000 Houlahan .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Ekastown West 3R PA 7,000,000 Kelly (PA) Fetterman H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA SR 422, Business 422 PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA) Fetterman H
Transportati Programs to Butler County
on Line
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA SR18, Wilmington Road PA 2,000,000 Kelly (PA) Fetterman, H
Transportati Programs Betterment McCormick,
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Versailles Avenue PA 850,000 Lee (PA) McCormick H
Transportati Programs Viaduct Replacement--
on McKeesport, PA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA City of Jeannette-- PA 850,000 Lee (PA) .............. H
Transportati Programs 2nd Street Bridge
on Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Rex Road Bridge PA 375,000 Mackenzie .............. H
Transportati Programs Repairs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Lower Saucon Road PA 242,000 Mackenzie .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA SR420 Advance Warning PA 425,500 Scanlon Fetterman H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Third Street PA 500,000 Scanlon .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian and
on Bicycle Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Lenni Road Quad Gate PA 250,000 Scanlon .............. H
Transportati Programs Installation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Improvements of Falls PA 1,150,000 .............. Fetterman S
Transportati Programs Creek Streets and
on Sidewalks
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Pedestrian Bridges PA 500,000 .............. Fetterman S
Transportati Programs for the
on Connellsville Urban
Passage
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Carbon County Bridge PA 1,119,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Programs Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Country Club Road PA 1,901,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Programs Bridge Replacement
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure PA Johnstown Dellwood PA 806,000 .............. McCormick S
Transportati Programs Street Bridge
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Greystone Bridge RI 1,000,000 Amo Reed H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Wood Street RI 1,500,000 Magaziner .............. H
Transportati Programs Stormwater and
on Flooding Mitigation
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Town of Scituate-- RI 970,000 .............. Reed S
Transportati Programs Drainage
on Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Town of Barrington-- RI 800,000 .............. Reed S
Transportati Programs Massasoit Avenue
on Sidewalk
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Pell Bridge Ramps RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Programs Beautification Whitehouse
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Blackstone Bikeway RI 2,200,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Programs Segment 8B-2 Whitehouse
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure RI Woonasquatucket River RI 4,400,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Programs Greenway--Esmond Whitehouse
on Village Park
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure RI City of East RI 4,200,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Programs Providence--Traffic Whitehouse
on Signal Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure SC Clemson Intersection SC 4,300,000 .............. Graham S
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure SC Airport Connector SC 20,500,00 .............. Graham S
Transportati Programs Road Project 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure SD Box Elder Regional SD 4,000,000 .............. Rounds S
Transportati Programs Transportation
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure SD SD44 Bridge SD 25,000,00 .............. Rounds, Thune S
Transportati Programs Replacement and 0
on Improvement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TN Loudon Co I-75 TN 1,000,000 Burchett .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening from Exit
on 81 to I-40
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TN I-69 Troy Bypass TN 5,000,000 Kustoff .............. H
Transportati Programs North & South
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TN New Middleton TN 2,000,000 Rose .............. H
Transportati Programs Elementary/New
on Middleton Highway
Lane Addition
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX US-87 TX 5,000,000 Arrington .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Study of Lamesa TX 640,000 Arrington .............. H
Transportati Programs Improvements/
on Interstate Upgrade
Option
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX SH 195 Project TX 10,000,00 Carter (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Wirtz Dam Bridge TX 10,000,00 Carter (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Construction 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Connell Street TX 9,680,000 Carter (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Sawdust Bridge TX 5,000,000 Crenshaw .............. H
Transportati Programs Elevation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX City of Cedar Hill TX 250,000 Crockett .............. H
Transportati Programs Loop 9 Highway
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX BOLT--Bridge TX 3,520,000 De La Cruz .............. H
Transportati Programs Operations &
on Logistics
Transformation,
Pharr International
Bridge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX West Bouldin Creek TX 3,500,000 Doggett .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail Extension
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Connecting Windsor TX 2,000,000 Doggett .............. H
Transportati Programs Park: Belfast Bridge
on & Trail
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX I-10 Deck Plaza TX 3,150,000 Escobar .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Paso Del Norte Trail-- TX 500,000 Escobar .............. H
Transportati Programs Socorro Spine
on Alignment
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Segundo Barrio Safe TX 1,000,000 Escobar .............. H
Transportati Programs Streets
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Ysleta Port of Entry TX 3,100,000 Escobar .............. H
Transportati Programs Engineering Design
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Texas Spur 228 TX 1,880,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening Project;
on Amarillo
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Interstate Planning TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Funds for City
on Location Study at
Dumas
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX SL 335--Upgrade to TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Freeway--Amarillo
on West of FM 2590 to
South to FM 2186;
Amarillo
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Centennial at TX 1,000,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Buckingham
on Intersection
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX White Rock Lake Trail TX 1,200,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Relocation
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Hemlock Avenue Safe TX 850,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Streets Enhancements
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Ferguson Road TX 850,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor Safety
on Enhancements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Lakewood Park TX 250,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian Bridge &
on Accessibility
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Marshall Relief Route TX 2,000,000 Moran .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Future Interstate TX 1,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Transportati Programs Planning between San
on Angelo and Sonora
(Future Interstate
Segment FIS 0159-01)
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Mineral Wells Bridge TX 1,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Rancier Avenue TX 1,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Corridor A2 Segment TX 7,000,000 Sessions .............. H
Transportati Programs Advanced Technology
on Route
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Future I-69/U.S. 59 TX 3,000,000 Sessions .............. H
Transportati Programs Feasibility Study
on and Environmental
Clearance
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure TX City of Colleyville TX 2,000,000 Van Duyne .............. H
Transportati Programs Arterial Bridge
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Pipeline Road TX 1,000,000 Van Duyne .............. H
Transportati Programs Reconstruction
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX City of Dallas Royal TX 250,000 Van Duyne .............. H
Transportati Programs Lane Corridor
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure TX Bachman Area TX 250,000 Veasey .............. H
Transportati Programs Transportation Plan
on Implementation--Safe
ty Improvements to
Improve Neighborhood
Access to Bachman
Lake and the Bachman
Creek Greenbelt
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Quitchupah Creek Road UT 3,000,000 Maloy .............. H
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Droubay Road Project UT 5,200,000 Maloy .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Brush Wellman Road UT 1,000,000 Maloy .............. H
Transportati Programs Project, Juab
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Utah Paradise Parkway UT 2,000,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Utah Ogden Canyon UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Summit County, Utah UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Transportati Programs Kimball Junction
on Overpass
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure UT South Jordan City UT 500,000 Owens Curtis H
Transportati Programs Bingham Creek Trail
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Lehi Freeway UT 500,000 Owens Curtis H
Transportati Programs Evaluation Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT Salem City Road UT 1,000,000 Owens .............. H
Transportati Programs Transportation
on Infrastructure
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure UT North Shore Freeway UT 2,000,000 .............. Curtis S
Transportati Programs Development
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure UT SR-224 Pedestrian UT 1,396,000 .............. Curtis S
Transportati Programs Overpass at Kimball
on Junction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Roadside and VA 550,000 Beyer .............. H
Transportati Programs Trailside Comfort
on Station at Gravelly
Point
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA S. George Mason Dr. VA 850,000 Beyer .............. H
Transportati Programs Multimodal
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Mason Neck Trail VA 250,000 Beyer .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension (Southern
on Segment)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Interstate 81 VA 17,000,00 Cline .............. H
Transportati Programs Corridor--Widening 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Fairfax County VA 3,150,000 Connolly Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Transportation
on Safety Initiative--
Springfield
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Corridor Q--U.S. VA 3,000,000 Griffith Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Connector Phase II
on Paving Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA I-264/Independence VA 10,000,00 Kiggans Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Blvd. Interchange 0
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA I-95 and Willis Road VA 850,000 McClellan .............. H
Transportati Programs Interchange
on Improvements Phase 1
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Plaza Street Sidewalk VA 1,000,000 Subramanyam Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Safety Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Route 15 Trail and VA 850,000 Subramanyam .............. H
Transportati Programs Crossing at
on Catharpin Creek
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Route 15/Braddock VA 3,150,000 Subramanyam .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Roundabout
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Pedestrian Bridge VA 1,000,000 Vindman Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Route 1 VRE Station
on Connection
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Leeland Road VA 250,000 Vindman Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Programs Improvement Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Harrison Road/Salem VA 850,000 Vindman .............. H
Transportati Programs Church Road
on Intersection
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA I-95/Exit 126 SB VA 250,000 Vindman .............. H
Transportati Programs Onramp Improvements
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Powhite Parkway VA 8,000,000 Wittman .............. H
Transportati Programs Extension Phase II--
on Preliminary
Engineering
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Department of Highway Infrastructure National Park Service Appalachian National VA 6,304,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Transportati Programs Scenic Trail McAfee
on Knob Trailhead
Parking and Transit
Access Improvements
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Shelton Shop Road VA 1,500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Transportati Programs Widening and Safety
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Newport News-- VA 1,000,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Transportati Programs Citywide Signal
on System Upgrade
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure VA City of Suffolk-- VA 1,500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Transportati Programs Townpoint Sidewalk
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VA Fall Line Trail VA 1,454,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Transportati Programs Segment 4A
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure VT Burlington--Winooski VT 850,000 Balint Sanders, Welch H
Transportati Programs River Bridge
on Replacement
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Bigelow-Sullivan WA 4,000,000 Baumgartner Cantwell H
Transportati Programs Corridor: Sullivan
on and Trent
Interchange Project,
City of Spokane
Valley
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Alderwood Mall WA 1,000,000 DelBene Cantwell H
Transportati Programs Parkway: SR525 to
on 168th St SW
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA SR-531 Trail WA 850,000 DelBene .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA 156th Street NE WA 4,100,000 DelBene .............. H
Transportati Programs Railroad
on Overcrossing
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA City of Shoreline WA 850,000 Jayapal .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail Along the Rail
on Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Pepin Flood, WA 1,000,000 Larsen .............. H
Transportati Programs Agriculture, Salmon,
on and Safety
Transportation
(FASST) Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Wenatchi Landing WA 10,000,00 Newhouse Murray H/S
Transportati Programs Interchange 0
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA The Port of Warden WA 2,500,000 Newhouse .............. H
Transportati Programs Road Project
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA 54th Ave E and Taylor WA 500,000 Randall Cantwell H
Transportati Programs Way Corridor
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Kittitas County I-90 WA 2,000,000 Schrier .............. H
Transportati Programs Widening--Kittitas
on County, WA, WA-08
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Bellevue Grand WA 2,000,000 Smith (WA) Cantwell H
Transportati Programs Connection: I-405
on Crossing--Downtown
to Eastrail
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Airport Station Area WA 250,000 Smith (WA) .............. H
Transportati Programs Pedestrian
on Improvements Project
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Ceres Hill Bridge WA 3,350,000 .............. Cantwell S
Transportati Programs Rehabilitation
on
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Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Port Orchard Bay WA 3,554,000 .............. Cantwell S
Transportati Programs Street Re-
on Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure The Kalispel Tribe of Dike Road Emergency WA 717,000 .............. Cantwell, S
Transportati Programs Indians Access and Flood Murray
on Control
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA South Royle Road WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Corridor
on Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Portland Avenue WA 2,500,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Freight Improvement
on Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Columbia Heights Road WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Safety Improvement
on Project, Phase II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Clinton Passenger- WA 1,900,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Only Ferry Dock
on Replacement
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA Vancouver Heights WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Infrastructure Phase
on II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WA City of Washougal-- WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Programs Rail Crossing
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WI Waukesha County Trunk WI 5,500,000 Fitzgerald .............. H
Transportati Programs Highway O/Moorland
on Road Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WI Great Sauk State WI 1,200,000 Pocan .............. H
Transportati Programs Trail Bicycle Rail
on Trail Connection
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WI Monroe County CTH ET WI 8,455,000 Van Orden .............. H
Transportati Programs Multimodal & Freight
on Corridor
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV Northern Parkway WV 2,000,000 Moore (WV) Capito, H
Transportati Programs Improvements Justice
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV WVDOH District 4 City WV 5,000,000 Moore (WV) .............. H
Transportati Programs Bridges
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV Market Street Bridge WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV) .............. H
Transportati Programs
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV Sutton Elk River WV 2,240,000 .............. Capito, S
Transportati Programs Trail Improvements Justice
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV Corridor H Parsons to WV 4,000,000 .............. Justice S
Transportati Programs Davis
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway Infrastructure WV WV Route 2 WV 5,000,000 .............. Justice S
Transportati Programs Improvements
on
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Department of Consolidated Rail Alabama Port Authority Port Railroad AL 2,000,000 .............. Britt S
Transportati Infrastructure and Expansion
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Fort Smith Transload Yard AR 8,100,000 .............. Boozman S
Transportati Infrastructure and
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Southeast Arkansas Port of Yellow Bend AR 5,000,000 .............. Boozman S
Transportati Infrastructure and Economic Development Rail Improvements
on Safety Improvements District, Inc.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Southern California Southern California CA 250,000 Brownley .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Regional Rail Regional Railroad
on Safety Improvements Authority Authority
(Metrolink) Arroyo
Simi Bridges Scour
Mitigation Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Carlsbad Carlsbad Village CA 1,000,000 Levin .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Railroad Double
on Safety Improvements Track Trenching,
Carlsbad, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail North County Transit Positive Train CA 600,000 Levin .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and District Control Rail Safety
on Safety Improvements Enhancement Project,
Oceanside, CA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail San Diego Association LOSSAN Rail Bridge CA 2,000,000 Peters .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and of Governments Replacements
on Safety Improvements (SANDAG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Beaumont Pennsylvania Avenue CA 2,000,000 Ruiz .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Grade Separation
on Safety Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail San Joaquin Regional Modesto & Empire CA 1,934,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Infrastructure and Rail Commission Terminal Railroad
on Safety Improvements Positive Train
Control Installation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Consolidated Rail San Diego Association Sorrento to Miramar CA 2,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Transportati Infrastructure and of Governments Double Track Project
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Colorado Department of Fort Collins and CO 900,000 .............. Bennet, S
Transportati Infrastructure and Transportation Loveland Station Hickenlooper
on Safety Improvements Planning Study
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Cocoa Cocoa Multi-Modal FL 2,000,000 Haridopolos .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Passenger Station
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Des Plaines Algonquin Rd Grade IL 1,800,000 Quigley, .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Separation Krishnamoorth
on Safety Improvements i
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Town of McCordsville Mt. Comfort Road IN 2,000,000 Shreve .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Regional Underpass
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Pittsburg Rehabilitation of KS 2,000,000 .............. Moran S
Transportati Infrastructure and Pittsburg Industrial
on Safety Improvements Park Rail Lines
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail New Orleans Public Bywater Rail LA 1,200,000 Carter (LA) .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Belt Railroad Relocation Project
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Lake Charles Harbor & Industrial Park East LA 1,800,000 Higgins .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Terminal District Industrial Lead
on Safety Improvements (Port of Lake Railroad
Charles) Rehabilitation
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Jefferson Parish Westbank Rail LA 8,000,000 .............. Cassidy, S
Transportati Infrastructure and Alignment Project Kennedy
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Massachusetts Knowledge Corridor MA 1,200,000 Neal .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Department of Positive Train
on Safety Improvements Transportation Control
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Maryland Department of Enhancing Eastern MD 8,000,000 Harris Van Hollen H
Transportati Infrastructure and Transportation Shore Freight Rail
on Safety Improvements Growth and
Reliability
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Detroit Michigan Central MI 3,000,000 Thanedar Peters, H/S
Transportati Infrastructure and Station Intermodal Slotkin
on Safety Improvements Passenger Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Shakopee City of Shakopee MN 850,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Transportati Infrastructure and Downtown Quiet Zone Smith
on Safety Improvements Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Minneapolis Logan Park Rail MN 250,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Transportati Infrastructure and Crossing Smith
on Safety Improvements Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail George County Coastal Railroad MS 4,000,000 Ezell .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Rehabilitation and
on Safety Improvements Velocity Improvement
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Brookhaven Railroad Safety MS 641,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Infrastructure and Fencing
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Mississippi Department Tupelo Rail MS 10,000,00 .............. Wicker S
Transportati Infrastructure and of Transportation Improvements 0
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail North Carolina Charlotte Gateway NC 500,000 Adams .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Department of Station
on Safety Improvements Transportation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Town of Tabor City Tabor City Railroad NC 900,000 Rouzer .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Improvements
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Palmetto Railways Lowcountry Region SC 5,449,000 .............. Graham S
Transportati Infrastructure and Rail Bridge and
on Safety Improvements Track Rehabilitation
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Houston East End Railway TX 850,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and (Houston Public Improvement Project
on Safety Improvements Works)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Virginia Passenger Alexandria Fourth VA 250,000 Beyer .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Rail Authority Track and Related
on Safety Improvements Infrastructure
Projects
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Pend Oreille Locomotive Facility WA 852,000 Baumgartner Cantwell H
Transportati Infrastructure and Upgrade Project
on Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Monroe Rail Grade Separation WA 850,000 DelBene Cantwell H
Transportati Infrastructure and Feasibility Study
on Safety Improvements and Design
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Snohomish County Everett Intermodal WA 250,000 Larsen .............. H
Transportati Infrastructure and Yard and Curve
on Safety Improvements Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Quincy (Grant Port of Quincy Rail WA 2,500,000 Newhouse Cantwell H
Transportati Infrastructure and County Port District Infrastructure
on Safety Improvements 1) Expansion Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Benton White Bluffs Rail WA 2,500,000 .............. Cantwell S
Transportati Infrastructure and Modernization and
on Safety Improvements Intermodal Facility
Project
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Inter-Island Ferry Lifesaving Equipment AK 1,575,000 .............. Murkowski S
Transportati Grants Authority Upgrade
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Omnitrans Battery Electric CA 1,000,000 Aguilar .............. H
Transportati Grants Buses and
on Installation of
Charging
Infrastructure
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Simi Valley City of Simi Valley CA 1,120,000 Brownley .............. H
Transportati Grants Additional In-Route
on Charges for the Simi
Valley Transit Hub
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Los Angeles County Los Angeles County CA 2,600,000 Brownley, .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Metropolitan Friedman,
on Transportation Transportation Gomez, Rivas,
Authority Authority's (Metro) Kamlager-Dove
Regional Bus Stop
Enhancement Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Foothill Transit Foothill Transit Zero CA 850,000 Chu, Sanchez .............. H
Transportati Grants Emissions Bus
on Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Contra Costa Solar Integrated CA 2,000,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Authority Battery Storage
on System Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Southern California Updating and CA 250,000 Friedman .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Rail replacing Customer
on Authority (Metrolink) Information Systems
at Glendale and
Burbank Stations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure San Francisco Bay Area BART Station LED CA 500,000 Garamendi .............. H
Transportati Grants Rapid Transit Lighting Program
on District (BART)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure County of Los Angeles El Sol Shuttle Zero- CA 1,000,000 Gomez .............. H
Transportati Grants Emission Battery
on Electric Buses
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Cupertino Silicon Valley Hopper CA 1,200,000 Khanna .............. H
Transportati Grants On-Demand
on Microtransit Shuttle
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Culver City Hydrogen Bus Pilot CA 1,200,000 Lieu, Kamlager- .............. H
Transportati Grants Project Dove
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Sacramento Regional City College & CA 850,000 Matsui .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit District Fruitridge Light
on Rail Station
Modernization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Peninsula Corridor Burlingame Broadway CA 3,150,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Grants Joint Powers Board Grade Separation
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure San Mateo County SamTrans Bus Stop CA 250,000 Mullin .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit District Amenity Improvements
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure North County Transit Bus Stop Security and CA 250,000 Peters .............. H
Transportati Grants District Enhancement Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure San Francisco Bay Area Station LED Lighting CA 850,000 Simon .............. H
Transportati Grants Rapid Transit Program
on District (BART)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Riverside County Mead Valley Metrolink CA 850,000 Takano .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Station/Mobility Hub
on Commission Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Riverside Transit Veterans Riverside CA 250,000 Takano .............. H
Transportati Grants Agency National Cemetery
on ADA Bus Stop
Enhancement
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Riverside County Metrolink Double CA 850,000 Takano .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Track Project
on Commission
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Los Angeles County Link Willowbrook and CA 850,000 Waters .............. H
Transportati Grants Department of Public King Medical Center
on Works Shuttle Zero
Emission Bus Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Southern California Modernizing Rail in CA 250,000 Whitesides .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Rail CA-27 through
on Authority Technology
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure North County Transit SPRINTER Platform and CA 1,200,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Grants District Track Enhancement
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Peninsula Corridor South County Service CA 1,100,000 .............. Padilla S
Transportati Grants Joint Powers Board Wi-Fi Project
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional Downtown Track CO 850,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Transportati Grants Transportation Replacement Hickenlooper
on District (RTD)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Lakewood Colfax Transportation CO 250,000 Pettersen Bennet, H
Transportati Grants Safety Hickenlooper
on Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Colorado Department of Gunnison Valley RTA CO 1,508,000 .............. Bennet, S
Transportati Grants Transportation Bus Expansion Hickenlooper
on Project
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Department of Transit Infrastructure City of New London Water Street Garage CT 3,500,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Transportati Grants and Transit Station Murphy
on in New London
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Pinellas Suncoast Ferry Dock at the St. FL 850,000 Castor .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Authority Pete Pier
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Florida LYNX Bus Shelter FL 850,000 Frost .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Program Project
on Transportation
Authority (LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Florida LYNX Bus Acquisition FL 500,000 Frost .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Project
on Transportation
Authority (LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Pinellas Suncoast Ferry Dock FL 828,000 Luna .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Authority Reconstruction at
on Dunedin Marina
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Jacksonville JTA Autonomous FL 4,096,000 Rutherford .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Transit Deployment
on Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Florida LYNX Digital Signage FL 250,000 Soto .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Program
on Transportation
Authority (d/b/a
LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Cobb County South Cobb Transit GA 1,200,000 McBath .............. H
Transportati Grants Center
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Metropolitan Atlanta MARTA Securing Rail GA 400,000 Scott (GA) Warnock H
Transportati Grants Rapid Transit and Bus Facilities
on Authority Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Metropolitan Atlanta Securing Rail & Bus GA 250,000 Williams (GA) Warnock H
Transportati Grants Rapid Transit Facilities
on Authority (MARTA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Champaign-Urbana Mass Champaign-Urbana Real IL 850,000 Budzinski .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit District Estate Procurement
on for Transit Station
Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Village of Glen Ellyn Village of Glen Ellyn IL 2,000,000 Casten .............. H
Transportati Grants Metra Station and
on Multimodal Access
Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Pace, the Suburban Bus Pace Harlem Avenue IL 840,000 Davis (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants Division of the Transit Signal
on Regional Priority
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Pace, the Suburban Bus Pace North Avenue IL 250,000 Garcia (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants Division of the Transit Signal
on Regional Priority
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Chicago Transit 79th and Halsted Bus IL 2,500,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants Authority Turnaround
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Chicago Transit CTA-Rail Station IL 1,080,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants Authority Concession
on Facilities
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Pace, the Suburban Bus Pace Pulse bus queue- IL 530,190 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants Division of the jump for 95th St/
on Regional Western Ave
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Commuter Rail Division Metra's 91st Street/ IL 520,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants of the RTA d/b/a Beverly Station
on Metra Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Commuter Rail Division Station Displays IL 250,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Transportati Grants of the RTA d/b/a Across Chicago's
on Metra South Side and
Suburbs Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Pace, the Suburban Bus Pace Golf Road IL 840,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Transportati Grants Division of the Transit Signal
on Regional Priority
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Chicago Transit CTA Brown Line- IL 1,200,000 Quigley .............. H
Transportati Grants Authority Rockwell Brown Line
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Chicago Transit Belmont Station Red IL 500,000 Quigley .............. H
Transportati Grants Authority (CTA) Line Improvement
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Commuter Rail Division Metra's O'Hare IL 1,500,000 Ramirez Durbin H
Transportati Grants of the RTA d/b/a Express
on Metra Infrastructure Study
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Chicago Transit Track Reconstruction IL 2,000,000 .............. Durbin S
Transportati Grants Authority Design
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Illinois Department of Transit Improvements IL 3,711,000 .............. Durbin S
Transportati Grants Transportation
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Bloomington Normal Transportation Center IL 1,600,000 .............. Durbin S
Transportati Grants Public Transit System Pedestrian Access
on (dba Connect Transit) Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Illinois Department of Station Improvements IL 134,000 .............. Durbin S
Transportati Grants Transportation
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Indianapolis Public Fixed Route Fleet IN 1,200,000 Carson .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Replacement
on Corporation (IndyGo)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Transit Authority of Paratransit Vehicle KY 850,000 McGarvey .............. H
Transportati Grants River City Replacement
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Woburn Anderson Regional MA 500,000 Clark .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Center
on Pedestrian Bridge
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Woods Hole, Martha's Steamship Authority MA 2,000,000 Keating Warren H
Transportati Grants Vineyard and Shuttle Bus
on Nantucket Steamship Replacement
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Maryland Department of Bowie State MARC MD 250,000 Ivey Alsobrooks H
Transportati Grants Transportation Station Joint
on Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Maryland Department of West Baltimore MARC MD 250,000 Mfume Van Hollen H
Transportati Grants Transportation (MDOT) Station Replacement--
on Maryland Transit Non-Amtrak Funded
Administration (MTA) Station Amenities
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Montgomery County Georgia Avenue Bus MD 3,150,000 Raskin .............. H
Transportati Grants Department of Lanes
on Transportation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Maryland Transit Southern Maryland MD 5,000,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Transportati Grants Administration Rapid Transit Van Hollen
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Oakland County Oakland County MI 2,000,000 Stevens .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Fleet
on Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Interurban Transit The Rapid's Collision MI 750,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Grants Partnership Avoidance and
on Pedestrian Alert
System Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional Transit Woodward Avenue MI 2,600,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Grants Authority of Dedicated Transit
on Southeast Michigan Lanes
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Ann Arbor Area Ypsilanti Transit MI 750,000 .............. Peters, S
Transportati Grants Transportation Center Safety and Slotkin
on Authority (AAATA) Security
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure St. Louis County Operation MO 1,200,000 Bell .............. H
Transportati Grants SmartStreet--Roadsid
on e and Vehicle
Equipment Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Gulfport Memorial Hospital MS 2,029,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Transportati Grants Gulfport/Coast
on Transit Authority
Intermodal Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Research Triangle Triangle Mobility Hub NC 2,000,000 Foushee, Ross .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Public
on Transportation
Authority, d/b/a
GoTriangle
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Long Branch Elberon Station and NJ 250,000 Pallone .............. H
Transportati Grants Pedestrian
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Borough of Carteret Carteret Ferry NJ 3,500,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Transportati Grants Building Project
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure North Central Regional Chama, NM Transit NM 750,000 Leger .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit District Operations Facility Fernandez
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Las Vegas Vision Zero School NV 500,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Grants Zone Safety Rosen
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional RTC Dual Direction NV 250,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Grants Transportation Bus Shelters Rosen
on Commission of
Southern Nevada
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional Regional NV 250,000 Lee (NV) Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Grants Transportation Transportation Rosen
on Commission of Commission of
Southern Nevada Southern Nevada--
Dual Direction Bus
Shelters
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional Dual Direction Bus NV 850,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
Transportati Grants Transportation Shelters Rosen
on Commission of
Southern Nevada
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Regional Transit NV 3,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Transportati Grants Transportation Infrastructure Rosen
on Commission of Safety Improvements
Southern Nevada
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Department of Transit Infrastructure New York State Interborough Express NY 850,000 Clarke .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Light Rail Transit
on Transportation Project (IBX)
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure New York State Long Island Rail Road NY 250,000 Gillen .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Bellerose ADA
on Transportation Upgrade and Station
Authority Renewal
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Metropolitan Interborough Express NY 250,000 Goldman .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Light Rail Transit
on Authority Project (IBX)
Preliminary
Engineering
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Niagara Frontier NFTA Paratransit NY 1,888,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation Vehicles
on Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure New York State 179th Street Station NY 500,000 Meeks .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Renewal (Queens
on Transportation Boulevard Line)
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Rochester Genesee Rochester Genesee NY 850,000 Morelle Gillibrand H
Transportati Grants Regional Regional
on Transportation Transportation
Authority Authority: Hydrogen
Fueler Boil Off
Capture System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Roosevelt Island Roosevelt Island Tram NY 250,000 Nadler Gillibrand H
Transportati Grants Operating Corporation Modernization
on (RIOC)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure New York State Broadway Station ADA NY 2,000,000 Ocasio-Cortez .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Upgrades
on Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Rockland County Village of Kaser--Bus NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Transportati Grants Transit
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Town of Ramapo Town of Ramapo--Ready NY 500,000 .............. Schumer S
Transportati Grants Transit
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Ohio Transit COTA Paratransit and OH 250,000 Beatty .............. H
Transportati Grants Authority COTA//Plus Vehicles
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Greater Cleveland GCRTA Light Rail OH 250,000 Brown .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Transit Track Reconstruction
on Authority (GCRTA) Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Toledo Area Regional New State-of-the-Art OH 2,450,000 Kaptur .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Authority TARTA Garage & Zero
on (TARTA) Emission Bus
Transition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Tri-County LIFT Vehicle OR 500,000 Bonamici .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Replacement Project
on Transportation
District of Oregon
(TriMet)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Clackamas County Mt. Hood Access to OR 500,000 Dexter Merkley, Wyden H
Transportati Grants Transit
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Tri-County Traffic Signal OR 931,200 Dexter .............. H
Transportati Grants Metropolitan Efficiency
on Transportation Improvements
District of Oregon
(TriMet)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Rogue Valley Zero Emission OR 2,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Transportati Grants Transportation Paratransit Vehicles
on District and Charging
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Rhode Island Public Passenger and RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Grants Transit Authority Operations Whitehouse
on Technology
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Rhode Island Public RIPTA Bus Purchases RI 3,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Transportati Grants Transit Authority Whitehouse
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Cleveland Relocation of the TN 1,500,000 Fleischmann .............. H
Transportati Grants Cleveland Urban Area
on Transit System Depot
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Corpus Christi Architectural TX 1,943,000 Cloud .............. H
Transportati Grants Regional Services for CCRTA's
on Transportation New Maintenance
Authority Facility
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Dallas Area Rapid DART Ledbetter Light TX 250,000 Crockett .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Rail Station
on Facility
Modernization
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Dallas Area Rapid Cityplace/Uptown TX 850,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Station Inclinator
on Replacement and
Modernization
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure North Central Texas City of Coppell TX 1,500,000 Van Duyne .............. H
Transportati Grants Council of Circulator
on Governments
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Fort Worth Bus Stop Improvements TX 2,000,000 Veasey .............. H
Transportati Grants Transportation
on Authority
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Utah Transit Authority Utah Transit UT 5,000,000 Moore (UT) Curtis H/S
Transportati Grants Authority TRAX Light
on Rail Vehicles
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Infrastructure Hampton Roads Transit Hampton Roads Transit VA 850,000 Scott (VA) Kaine, Warner H
Transportati Grants Paratransit Fleet
on
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Community Transit Swift Green Line WA 2,000,000 DelBene .............. H
Transportati Grants Extension Southern
on Terminal Facility
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Central Puget Sound Link Reliability WA 4,000,000 Jayapal Murray H/S
Transportati Grants Regional Transit Improvements
on Authority
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Washington State Seattle Ferry WA 1,200,000 Jayapal .............. H
Transportati Grants Department of Terminal Shoreside
on Transportation Electrification
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Snohomish County Bus Replacement WA 2,000,000 Larsen .............. H
Transportati Grants Public Transportation Project
on Benefit Area
Corporation
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Washington State Washington State WA 850,000 Randall .............. H
Transportati Grants Ferries Ferries Southworth
on Terminal
Redevelopment
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Community Transit Swift Gold Line Bus WA 3,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Grants Rapid Transit
on Expansion Service
between Everett and
Arlington
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Department of Transit Infrastructure Milwaukee County Bus Replacement WI 1,000,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Transportati Grants Department of project
on Transportation
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Department of Transit Infrastructure City of Madison City of Madison Metro WI 850,000 Pocan .............. H
Transportati Grants Transit Safety
on Initiative
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Department of Transit Infrastructure West Virginia Personal Rapid WV 6,400,000 Moore (WV) Capito, S
Transportati Grants University Research Transit Guideway Justice
on Corporation Rehabilitation
Project
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Department of Port Infrastructure City of Ouzinkie Harbor Modernization AK 1,100,000 Begich Murkowski H
Transportati Development Program
on
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Department of Port Infrastructure City of Homer Homer Port FREIGHT: AK 250,000 Begich Murkowski H
Transportati Development Program Critical Float
on System Replacement
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Department of Port Infrastructure City of Kodiak St. Hermans Harbor AK 5,000,000 Begich .............. H
Transportati Development Program Infrastructure
on
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Department of Port Infrastructure Municipality of Port of Alaska AK 1,750,000 Begich .............. H
Transportati Development Program Anchorage Modernization
on Program Electric
Substation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure City of Seldovia Jakolof Bay Dock AK 482,000 .............. Murkowski S
Transportati Development Program Replacement
on
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Department of Port Infrastructure Alabama State Port Facilities AL 850,000 Figures Britt H
Transportati Development Program Authority Modernization--Pier
on D2 Berth Completion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Alabama State Port McDuffie Coal AL 2,000,000 Moore (AL) Britt H
Transportati Development Program Authority Terminal
on Modernization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure American Samoa Port of Pago Pago AQ 1,000,000 Radewagen .............. H
Transportati Development Program Department of Port Reconstruction
on Administration Initiative
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure City of Monterey Monterey Wharf CA 1,920,000 Panetta .............. H
Transportati Development Program Critical Repairs
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Diamond State Port Port Wilmington DE 2,000,000 McBride Blunt H/S
Transportati Development Program Corporation Infrastructure Rochester,
on Improvement and Coons
Revitalization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Miami-Dade County Reefer Yard Expansion FL 5,000,000 Salazar .............. H
Transportati Development Program Seaport (PortMiami) Project
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Hawaii Department of Port Improvements to HI 2,400,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Transportati Development Program Transportation Support Farmers
on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Lake Providence Port Delta Link Louisiana LA 5,000,000 Letlow .............. H
Transportati Development Program Commission Regional Ports
on Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Lake Charles Harbor & Lake Charles Harbor & LA 5,000,000 .............. Cassidy, S
Transportati Development Program Terminal District Terminal District Kennedy
on Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Port of Monroe Strategic Cargo MI 3,600,000 .............. Peters S
Transportati Development Program Infrastructure
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Duluth Seaway Port Gantry Crane MN 5,000,000 Stauber Klobuchar, H
Transportati Development Program Authority Refurbishment Smith
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Yellow Creek State Yellow Creek Port MS 4,000,000 Kelly (MS) Hyde-Smith H
Transportati Development Program Inland Port Authority Wharf Reconstruction
on and Rail Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure South Jersey Port High Mast Lighting NJ 250,000 Norcross .............. H
Transportati Development Program Corporation for Expanded Cargo
on Storage
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Erie County Industrial Buffalo Port NY 850,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Transportati Development Program Development Agency Modernization
on Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure Port of Garibaldi Engineering for OR 2,000,000 Bonamici .............. H
Transportati Development Program Seawall Replacement
on
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Department of Port Infrastructure Port of Beaumont Port of Beaumont TX 5,000,000 Babin .............. H
Transportati Development Program Navigation District Island Park Terminal
on of Jefferson County, Stabilization
Texas Project
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Department of Port Infrastructure Port of Seattle Pier 86 Grain WA 250,000 Jayapal Cantwell H
Transportati Development Program Terminal Switcher
on Locomotive
Replacement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure The Northwest Seaport Northwest Seaport WA 2,000,000 Randall .............. H
Transportati Development Program Alliance Alliance Berth
on Deepening on the
Blair Waterway
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Infrastructure The Northwest Seaport Terminal 18 Shore WA 8,000,000 .............. Murray S
Transportati Development Program Alliance Power Expansion
on
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Department of Community Development Petersburg Borough Banana Point AK 2,000,000 Begich Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Breakwater
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Soldotna Marydale Avenue AK 2,387,000 Begich Murkowski H/S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Native Village of Teacher Housing AK 1,500,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Diomede Renovation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fairbanks Youth The Door Youth AK 700,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Advocates Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Yukon Koyukuk School Minto Teacher Housing AK 608,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund District
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cordova Family Cordova Shelter AK 750,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Resource Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Anchorage Community Nonprofit Hub & AK 750,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Land Trust Service Center
Urban Repairs
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Nome Rural Teacher and AK 4,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Police Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Thorne Bay Thorne Bay EMS Hall AK 1,574,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Central Council of the Village Public Safety AK 2,500,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Tlingit & Haida Officer Quarters
Urban Indian Tribes Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Anchorage Neighborhood Fire Alarm System AK 287,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Housing Services dba Upgrade
Urban NeighborWorks Alaska
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Northwest Arctic Teacher Housing AK 330,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Borough School Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Nulato Village Waterfront AK 4,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban Infrastructure
Development Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Helping Ourselves Building Acquisition AK 900,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Prevent Emergencies
Urban (HOPE)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Denali Commission Emmonak Women's AK 4,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Catholic Social Shelter Safety and AK 320,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Services Accessibility
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Covenant House Alaska Dena'ina House AK 1,600,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Native Village of Housing for Victims AK 255,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Unalakleet of Violent Crimes
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sunshine Station Child New Childcare Center AK 4,500,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Care Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development North Star Council on Rehabilitation of MLH AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Aging Manor
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Angoon Angoon Harbor Access AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development South Naknek Village Affordable Housing AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Council Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kake Tribal Dock Replacement AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Corporation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Yakutat Borough Forest Highway AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Ketchikan Indian KIC S'eenaa Hit AK 2,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Community Navigation Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fairbanks Neighborhood Cowles Street AK 1,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Housing Services Inc. Affordable Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southeast Alaska SE Alaska Disability AK 1,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Independent Living, Resource Center
Urban Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Saint Paul Fire Station AK 1,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sitkans Against Family Domestic Violence AK 1,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Violence Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Haines Early Childhood AK 1,000,000 .............. Murkowski S
Housing and Fund Education Building
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lauderdale County Lauderdale County, AL AL 1,500,000 Aderholt .............. H
Housing and Fund Agriculture Center Agriculture
Urban Authority Multipurpose Complex
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wallace State Hanceville Affordable AL 2,540,000 Aderholt .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Winston County Winston County Road AL 1,553,000 Aderholt .............. H
Housing and Fund 57 and County Road
Urban 61 Resurfacing and
Development Rehabilitation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Montgomery Montgomery Regional AL 1,650,000 Figures Britt H
Housing and Fund Tech & Innovation
Urban Ecosystem Initiative
Development (MRTIEI) Hub
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Auburn University Rural Studio's AL 2,500,000 Figures .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Housing Construction
Development in Africatown
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Monroe County Monroe County AL 1,000,000 Figures .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Economic Industrial
Urban Park Phase I
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Auburn University Advanced AL 6,500,000 Rogers (AL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Manufacturing Center
Urban for Workforce
Development Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Gadsden Regional Fire, EMS, & AL 6,300,000 Rogers (AL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Police Substation
Urban Replacement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jacksonville State JSU Center for AL 6,500,000 Rogers (AL) .............. H
Housing and Fund University Manufacturing
Urban Support
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jacksonville State JSU Law Enforcement AL 1,500,000 Rogers (AL) .............. H
Housing and Fund University Training Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Selma Alabama Avenue AL 1,656,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Bessemer Housing Bessemer Dream Center AL 850,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove AL 700,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Sidewalk & Safety
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Public AL 250,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Library
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Auburn University Selma Resilient AL 500,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hueytown Hueytown AL 850,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscaping
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jefferson County Red Mountain Park AL 250,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Greenways Commission
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Homewood Homewood Culvert AL 250,000 Sewell .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Athens State Workforce Development AL 1,000,000 Strong .............. H
Housing and Fund University and Multipurpose
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Talladega Accessibility AL 300,000 .............. Britt S
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Abbeville Public Safety AL 1,500,000 .............. Britt S
Housing and Fund Firefighting
Urban Equipment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Alabama Artificial AL 10,000,00 .............. Britt S
Housing and Fund in Huntsville Intelligence 0
Urban Research
Development Infrastructure
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of West Memphis Utility AR 1,000,000 Crawford .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure Power
Urban Substation and Water
Development Tank Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mississippi County Blytheville--North AR 3,200,000 Crawford .............. H
Housing and Fund End Clean Up
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Jonesboro Lost Creek Drainage AR 1,000,000 Crawford .............. H
Housing and Fund and Flood Mitigation
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development State of Arkansas ACTI Remediation AR 9,234,000 Westerman .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tontitown Water System AR 12,200,00 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements 0
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Benton County Fire Station AR 1,250,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mountainburg North Central AR 4,400,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund Crawford County
Urban Water System
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Huntsville Water System AR 3,000,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Farmington Bridge Repairs AR 6,500,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mulberry Mulberry Food Pantry AR 500,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Benton County Water Benton County Water AR 1,750,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund District #1 PWA of System Improvements
Urban Arkansas
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fort Smith Water System AR 3,000,000 Womack .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southern Arkansas Technology Innovation AR 15,000,00 .............. Boozman S
Housing and Fund University Tech Center 0
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Arkansas University of AR 30,000,00 .............. Boozman S
Housing and Fund Division of Arkansas Food 0
Urban Agriculture Safety, Science, and
Development Research
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Arkansas Project LIFT AR 20,000,00 .............. Boozman S
Housing and Fund Pulaski Technical 0
Urban College
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix Phoenix Emergency AZ 830,000 Ansari Gallego, Kelly H/S
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Guadalupe Biehn Colony Park AZ 2,000,000 Ansari .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix Alternative Fuel AZ 800,000 Ansari .............. H
Housing and Fund Vehicle Fire
Urban Mitigation and
Development Acquisition Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix Phoenix Fire AZ 2,175,000 Ansari .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Wildland
Urban and Emergency
Development Response Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Glendale Glendale Arizona CD- AZ 850,000 Ansari .............. H
Housing and Fund 03 Transportation
Urban Improvements and
Development Streetscaping
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Pima High School Road AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani Gallego, Kelly H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Casa Grande Elementary Community Center AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani Gallego, Kelly H
Housing and Fund School District #4 Revitalization
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Casa Grande Union High Affordable Workforce AZ 1,800,000 Ciscomani .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Housing Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix Phoenix Fire Member AZ 1,500,000 Hamadeh .............. H
Housing and Fund Services Building
Urban Renovation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chandler Chandler Sewer AZ 2,000,000 Stanton .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix City of Phoenix--Fire AZ 850,000 Stanton .............. H
Housing and Fund Station Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tempe City of Tempe-- AZ 850,000 Stanton .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Dishchii'bikoh Cibecue Teacher AZ 1,275,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Community School Housing Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Graham County Graham County AZ 345,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fort Thomas Unified Mt. Turnbull AZ 900,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund School District 7 Elementary School
Urban Teacher Housing
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Arizona Department of Spanish Trail Village AZ 3,000,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Housing Transitional Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Avondale Avondale Heat AZ 639,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Mitigation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Flagstaff Flagstaff Shelter AZ 2,500,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Apache County Ganado School Bus AZ 2,155,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Loop Reconstruction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Phoenix Veterans Center AZ 1,000,000 .............. Gallego, Kelly S
Housing and Fund Renovation Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Arrowhead Grove CA 3,000,000 Aguilar .............. H
Housing and Fund the County of San Inclusive
Urban Bernardino Redevelopment
Development Project Phase V
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Bernardino County Bloomington Animal CA 2,000,000 Aguilar .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fontana Aldea Apartments CA 1,200,000 Aguilar .............. H
Housing and Fund Acquisition and
Urban Development
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Redlands Texonia Park CA 1,000,000 Aguilar .............. H
Housing and Fund Modernization
Urban Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Normandale Park CA 3,000,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Upgrades
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Torrance Boulevard CA 1,500,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Normandie Avenue Bus CA 1,500,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Stop and Shelter
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Wishing Tree Park CA 1,200,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Shade Enhancement
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Normandie Avenue CA 1,000,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Sidewalk and Green
Urban Corridor
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Fire CA 850,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Station 79 Critical
Urban Infrastructure
Development Repairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Los Angeles Harbor Los Angeles Harbor CA 850,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund College College Center for
Urban Community Engagement
Development and Workforce
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Houghton Park CA 850,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lynwood Lynwood Community CA 850,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Paramount Paramount Park CA 500,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of South Gate South Gate Electric CA 250,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Buses and Charging
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Scherer Park CA 250,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Signature Playground
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Carson Carson Safe Routes to CA 250,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund School
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Wilmington Athletic CA 250,000 Barragan .............. H
Housing and Fund Complex Lighting and
Urban Security
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sacramento County Watt Avenue Safe Stay CA 1,500,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility--Furnishing
Urban and Equipment
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rio Linda Elverta Central Park CA 2,000,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation and Park Rehabilitation--Phas
Urban District e 1
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Sacramento, Del Paso Heights CA 1,000,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund Parks and Community Sports Complex
Urban Enrichment Department Development,
Development Construction, and
Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development American River College Increasing Food CA 260,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund of the Los Rios Access via Fleet
Urban Community College Replacement &
Development System Facility Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development California State North Sacramento CA 850,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund University, Technology Center
Urban Sacramento
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fulton-El Camino Bohemian Park CA 850,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation and Park Community Center
Urban District Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Citrus Heights San Juan Avenue Phase CA 500,000 Bera .............. H
Housing and Fund 2 Development and
Urban Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Clean Power Alliance Clean Power Alliance CA 250,000 Brownley Padilla, H
Housing and Fund Power Ready Program Schiff
Urban for Critical Public
Development Facilities
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Calabasas Citywide Green Street CA 850,000 Brownley .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Agoura Hills City of Agoura Hills CA 850,000 Brownley .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Microgrid
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Ventura Ventura County CA 250,000 Brownley .............. H
Housing and Fund Agricultural
Urban Training, Resource,
Development and Community Center
Development and
Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Indian Wells Whitewater Channel CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Lining
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Norco Recycled Water CA 2,400,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Distribution and
Urban Transmission
Development Mainline
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Eastern Municipal Quail Valley Septic CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Water District to Sewer Conversion
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Palm Desert Cook Street Bridge CA 5,671,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Rancho Mirage Via Vail Roadway CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lake Elsinore Lake Elsinore Water CA 8,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Quality Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of La Quinta Washington Street CA 5,000,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Corona Trails Improvement CA 1,700,000 Calvert .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Santa Maria City of Santa Maria-- CA 1,200,000 Carbajal Schiff H
Housing and Fund Fire Department
Urban Station 1 Expansion
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Santa Santa Barbara County CA 850,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Barbara, CA Lompoc Animal
Urban Shelter
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Carpinteria City of Carpinteria CA 850,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara Sexual CA 236,375 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Assault Response
Urban Team Cottage
Development Relocation
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Department of Community Development County of Ventura Ventura County CA 850,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Meiners Oaks
Urban Botanical Park
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Santa Barbara City of Santa Barbara CA 850,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Eastside Library
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San City of San CA 250,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Buenaventura Buenaventura--New
Urban (Ventura) Beginnings Interim
Development Shelter
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Morro Bay Morro Bay Storm Drain CA 250,000 Carbajal .............. H
Housing and Fund Resiliency Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Gabriel Valley San Gabriel Valley CA 250,000 Chu Schiff H
Housing and Fund Regional Housing Regional Housing
Urban Trust Trust Project
Development Pipeline
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Altadena Community CA 500,000 Chu Schiff H
Housing and Fund Department of Center Facility
Urban Consumer and Business Improvements and ADA
Development Affairs Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pasadena Pasadena Jackie CA 1,000,000 Chu .............. H
Housing and Fund Robinson Community
Urban Center--Facility
Development Improvements and ADA
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Claremont Claremont South CA 850,000 Chu .............. H
Housing and Fund Village Public
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Arcadia Arcadia and U.S. CA 2,000,000 Chu .............. H
Housing and Fund Forest Service Joint
Urban Fire Training Center
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Monterey Park Fire Station 63 CA 250,000 Chu .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Rosemead Garvey Community CA 500,000 Chu .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Baldwin Park, Baldwin Park Family CA 3,150,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund CA Services Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of El Monte, CA Pioneer Park CA 2,000,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Glendora, CA Sandburg Middle CA 1,200,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund School Park Field
Urban and Track Conversion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Irwindale, CA Irwindale Dan Diaz CA 850,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Improvements Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of West Covina, Fire Station #1 CA 250,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund CA Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of La Puente, CA La Puente Park Access CA 820,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund Initiative Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of South El New Temple Park CA 500,000 Cisneros .............. H
Housing and Fund Monte, CA Facility
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Stanton Community and Senior CA 250,000 Correa Padilla H
Housing and Fund Center Complex
Urban Enhancement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fullerton Fire Stations CA 250,000 Correa Schiff H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Santa Ana Chepa's Park CA 2,000,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction and
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Anaheim OC River Walk--Santa CA 1,200,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Ana River
Urban Impoundments Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Anaheim Boysen Park CA 1,000,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion,
Urban Improvements, and
Development Facility Development
and Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Anaheim Haskett Branch CA 850,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Orange Orange County CA 500,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Riverwalk Upland
Urban Habitat Restoration
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fullerton Independence Park CA 250,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Santa Ana College Automotive, Diesel- CA 850,000 Correa .............. H
Housing and Fund Electric
Urban Transportation
Development Technology and
Robotic
Manufacturing/
Welding Program
Infrastructure
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Department of Community Development Central California Central California CA 1,000,000 Costa Schiff H/S
Housing and Fund Food Bank Food Bank Volunteer
Urban Center Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fresno San Joaquin River CA 2,000,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Parkway Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Reedley College Reedley College Ag CA 2,000,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Innovation Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Tulare Neighborhood Village CA 1,200,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Salt and Light Phase
Urban II Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fresno Clean Air Mobility CA 850,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Network
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Exeter Exeter Street CA 500,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fresno Fresno Area Business CA 250,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Incubator
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Visalia Riggin Avenue CA 250,000 Costa .............. H
Housing and Fund Widening and
Urban Streetscaping
Development
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Department of Community Development Contra Costa County East Bay Regional CA 1,915,000 DeSaulnier Padilla H
Housing and Fund Fire Protection Communications
Urban District System Improvements
Development and Upgrades Project
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Department of Community Development East Bay Regional Park South of Bailey Road CA 850,000 DeSaulnier .............. H
Housing and Fund District Community
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Kings Fire and Office of CA 3,000,000 Fong .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Services
Urban Headquarters
Development
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Department of Community Development Kern Council of Centennial Corridor CA 3,000,000 Fong .............. H
Housing and Fund Governments SB 99 to WB 58
Urban Connector
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Burbank Burbank Central CA 3,000,000 Friedman Schiff H/S
Housing and Fund Library
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles PATH Villas CA 850,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund Hollywood--Infrastru
Urban cture Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Glendale Central Park Block CA 2,000,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of West Hollywood Hart Park CA 850,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles County Los Angeles County CA 500,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Department Fire Station 8
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Hollywood Active CA 250,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Greater Wilshire CA 850,000 Friedman .............. H
Housing and Fund Street Repairs and
Urban Safety Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Contra Costa County Bay Point Library CA 2,000,000 Garamendi .............. H
Housing and Fund Library
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Long Beach Community Childcare Development CA 1,500,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Center
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development California State Long Beach Research CA 2,175,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund University Long Center and Special
Urban Beach, Research Collections Archives
Development Foundation (CSULB Development and
Research Foundation) Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Bell Gardens Ford Park Gym And CA 250,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Building
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Cudahy Lugo Park Facilities CA 500,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Downey Downey Downtown CA 1,000,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Downey Rio San Gabriel Park CA 250,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Facilities Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Signal Hill Walnut Bluff CA 2,000,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Workforce Affordable
Urban Housing, Community
Development Facility, and
Outdoor Facilities--
Development,
Construction and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development City of Maywood Maywood Teen Center CA 850,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Admiral Kidd Park CA 750,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Colorado Lagoon and CA 850,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Marina Vista Park
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Broadway Improvements CA 850,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Washington CA 250,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Neighborhood Youth
Urban Center Facility
Development Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Bellflower Simms Park Community CA 250,000 Garcia (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Renovation
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles County Nueva Maravilla CA 1,200,000 Gomez Padilla, H
Housing and Fund Development Authority Extreme Heat Schiff
Urban Measures--Cooling
Development Equipment and
Installation
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Department of Community Development State of California Bowtie State Park CA 2,000,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Enhanced Welcome
Urban and Recreation Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Air Conditioners at CA 2,000,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Estrada Courts
Urban Angeles
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Ramona Gardens Air CA 2,000,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Conditioners
Urban Angeles
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Project Homekey CA 850,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund Transitional Housing
Urban Hotel Conversion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Clark Residence CA 850,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Fast Tracking CA 850,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Affordable Housing
Urban Angeles in El Sereno
Development
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Department of Community Development Mountains Recreation Elyria Canyon Park CA 500,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund and Conservation Wildfire Education
Urban Authority (MRCA) and Workforce
Development Development
Community Center
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Benjamin Franklin CA 500,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Renovations
Urban Phase II
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Union Towers, The CA 850,000 Gomez .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los View at Soto, and
Urban Angeles Ramona Gardens
Development Computer Lab
Renovations and
Technology Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mendota Mendota Community CA 2,000,000 Gray Padilla H
Housing and Fund Center Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Modesto City of Modesto Fire CA 850,000 Gray Schiff H
Housing and Fund Station #1
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development County of San Joaquin County Service Area CA 1,000,000 Gray Schiff H
Housing and Fund 44--Sewer Treatment
Urban Consolidation and
Development Infrastructure
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Merced Bear Creek CA 3,150,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure and
Urban Flood Protection
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Madera City of Madera Avenue CA 2,000,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund 13 Sewer
Urban Rehabilitation,
Development Phase III
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Department of Community Development County of Fresno Biola Community CA 230,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Sidewalk and
Urban Lighting Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Huron Huron Avenue CA 850,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Fresno Caruthers Complete CA 250,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Streets
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Madera Courthouse Park CA 250,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation Phase 3
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Merced Childs Avenue and CA 850,000 Gray .............. H
Housing and Fund Canal Street Roadway
Urban and Active
Development Transportation
Safety Improvements
in South Merced,
California
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Department of Community Development Byron Bethany Wicklund Cut Water CA 3,000,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund Irrigation District Supply Reliability
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development South San Joaquin South San Joaquin CA 2,000,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund County Fire Authority County Fire
Urban Authority (SSJCFA)
Development Regional Fire
Training Facility
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Joaquin Delta Cyber Innovation Hub CA 850,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Facility Development
Urban District and Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of San Joaquin San Joaquin County CA 1,150,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund Food Security Hub
Urban Facility Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Manteca Animal Shelter CA 850,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund Enhancement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of French Camp Crossings CA 500,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund the County of San
Urban Joaquin
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of San Joaquin San Joaquin County's CA 250,000 Harder .............. H
Housing and Fund Be Well Campus
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Marin Fairfax-San Anselmo CA 850,000 Huffman Padilla H
Housing and Fund Children's Center
Urban Safety Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Marin Point Reyes Workforce CA 2,000,000 Huffman Schiff H
Housing and Fund Housing Development
Urban and Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sonoma County Spud Point-Bodega Bay CA 1,200,000 Huffman .............. H
Housing and Fund Ice-Making Plant
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Marin County Public Oak Hill Workforce CA 250,000 Huffman .............. H
Housing and Fund Financing Authority Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Barona Group of the Water Infrastructure CA 1,000,000 Issa .............. H
Housing and Fund Capitan Grande Band Improvements
Urban of Mission Indians of
Development the Barona
Reservation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Miguel Fire Station 19 CA 1,000,000 Issa .............. H
Housing and Fund Consolidated Fire Construction
Urban Protection District
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of El Cajon Community Outreach CA 1,000,000 Issa .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban Reconstruction,
Development Improvements, and
Installation Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Diego Expanding Affordable CA 2,000,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund Child Care
Urban Facilities
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Diego State Child Care Facility CA 1,500,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund University for Former Foster
Urban Youth
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Diego Housing Linda Vista CA 2,000,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Affordable Housing--
Urban Via Las Cumbres
Development Redevelopment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Diego State Child Care for CA 1,000,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund University Children with
Urban Disabilities
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Diego County Linda Vista CA 850,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund Office of Education Innovation Center
Urban Support
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Diego Unified Mobile Washer and CA 850,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Dryer Units for
Urban Homeless San Diegans
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Miguel San Miguel Aerial CA 500,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund Consolidated Fire Apparatus
Urban Protection District
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of El Cajon El Cajon Emergency CA 250,000 Jacobs .............. H
Housing and Fund Operations Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Diego Safe Sleeping Pilot CA 1,200,000 Jacobs, Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund Program Site
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Inside Safe Program-- CA 850,000 Kamlager-Dove Padilla H
Housing and Fund Acquisition and
Urban Capital Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Culver City Culver City CA 1,000,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Crossroads Community
Urban Connector--Active
Development Transportation
Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Blackwelder Community CA 200,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Greenbelt
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Veteran Wellness CA 250,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Facility
Urban Military and Veterans
Development Affairs
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Urban Awnings CA 850,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Culver City Jubilo Village CA 850,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Vermont Ave. and CA 500,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Manchester Ave.--
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Broadway Sur: CA 250,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban Safety Improvements
Development and Community
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Pueblo Del Rio CA 250,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Housing Units
Urban Angeles Climate Control
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Los Angeles County South LA Community CA 250,000 Kamlager-Dove .............. H
Housing and Fund Food Hall Facility
Urban Redevelopment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Santa Clara Restoration of CA 3,150,000 Khanna .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Shelter
Urban and Transitional
Development Housing for Homeless
Veterans
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Milpitas Unified MUSD Workforce CA 500,000 Khanna .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Development Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fremont Automall Pkwy Median CA 850,000 Khanna .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Berryessa Union School Berryessa Youth CA 250,000 Khanna .............. H
Housing and Fund District Center Renovation
Urban and Improvements
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of South Lake Lake Tahoe Boulevard CA 1,000,000 Kiley Schiff H
Housing and Fund Tahoe Apartments
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mission Viejo Oso Creek Trail CA 500,000 Kim .............. H
Housing and Fund Accessibility
Urban Improvement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Orange Fire Station 3 CA 1,000,000 Kim .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Orange County Fire Mission Viejo Fire CA 1,000,000 Kim .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Station #9
Urban Renovation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Laguna Hills Citywide Intersection CA 1,000,000 Kim .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Enhancements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Santiago Canyon Classroom CA 1,000,000 Kim .............. H
Housing and Fund College Retrofitting
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Marysville Site Cleanup and CA 3,500,000 LaMalfa .............. H
Housing and Fund Preparation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southern Cascades Emergency Services CA 2,605,000 LaMalfa .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Services Enhancement Project
Urban District
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Clemente Mariposa Walkway and CA 3,000,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund Coastal Trail
Urban Improvement Project,
Development San Clemente, CA
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Department of Community Development City of Vista Vista's New CA 850,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund Navigation Center
Urban Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Vista Emerald Drive CA 2,000,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund Complete Streets
Urban Project, Vista, CA
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Dana Point Coast Highway CA 850,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund Sidewalk
Urban Improvements and
Development Streetscaping, Dana
Point, CA
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Department of Community Development City of Oceanside Pier View Bridge, CA 2,000,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund Oceanside, CA
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Solana Beach Glencrest Safe Routes CA 500,000 Levin .............. H
Housing and Fund to School
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mountain View Evelyn Avenue CA 2,000,000 Liccardo Padilla, H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing Schiff
Urban Redevelopment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of San Mateo Mirada Road CA 850,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund Resiliency Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Los Gatos West Valley Mobile CA 200,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund Navigation Center
Urban Van Acquisition and
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Jose Seismic and Climate CA 2,000,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund Resiliency Rental
Urban Unit Preservation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pacifica School Pacifica School CA 2,000,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund District District Workforce
Urban Housing Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Palo Alto Fire Station #4 CA 850,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Half Moon Bay Eastside Parallel CA 250,000 Liccardo .............. H
Housing and Fund Trail, Segment 2
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Palos Verdes Peninsula Miraleste CA 2,000,000 Lieu .............. H
Housing and Fund Unified School Intermediate School
Urban District Modernization
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Hotel to Homes CA 850,000 Lieu .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Department Conversion
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Redondo Beach Affordable Housing CA 250,000 Lieu .............. H
Housing and Fund Acquisition to Lease
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of EV Buses Project CA 250,000 Lieu .............. H
Housing and Fund California, Los
Urban Angeles
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Soledad City of Soledad CA 250,000 Lofgren Padilla H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban Enhancement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of King City City of King City CA 850,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Downtown Streetscape
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Santa Clara Agricultural Resource CA 850,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Benito County Renewable Energy CA 850,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Office of Education Infrastructure and
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Monterey Salinas Regional CA 500,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Soccer Complex
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hartnell Community Hartnell College CA 250,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Child Development
Urban Center Outdoor
Development Learning Environment
Renovation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Gonzales Dennis and Janice CA 250,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Caprara Community
Urban Center Complex
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Santa Cruz, Watsonville Veterans CA 1,200,000 Lofgren .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Hall
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Sacramento Sacramento Stitch CA 3,150,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Riverfront
Urban Reconnection Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development California State Downtown Campus CA 2,000,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund University, Revitalization and
Urban Sacramento Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of West Mosaic Village CA 2,000,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund Sacramento Housing and
Urban Community
Development Development Campus
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Sacramento Florin Safe Stay CA 1,000,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Facility
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cosumnes Community William Perry Schulze CA 250,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund Services District Fire Training Center
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of UC Davis MIND CA 500,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund California, Davis Institute
Urban Intellectual/
Development Developmental
Disability (IDD)
Workforce
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Sacramento Wah Avenue CA 250,000 Matsui .............. H
Housing and Fund Homeownership
Urban Housing Development
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Laguna Beach South Laguna Beach CA 850,000 Min Padilla H
Housing and Fund Fire Station
Urban Replacement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Irvine Center of Innovation CA 1,000,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund and Entrepreneurship
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Orange Newport Harbor CA 2,000,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility and
Urban Infrastructure
Development Renovations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Senior CA 250,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Renovation,
Urban Roof, and HVAC
Development Replacement
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Newport Beach Balboa Branch Library CA 850,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund and Fire Station #1
Urban Replacement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Golden West College Facilities CA 500,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction and
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Huntington Huntington Beach CA 850,000 Min .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach Navigation Center
Urban Renovation and
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of San Visitacion Valley CA 959,982 Mullin .............. H
Housing and Fund Francisco Family Center
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Mateo City of San Mateo CA 1,200,000 Mullin .............. H
Housing and Fund Lakeshore Community
Urban Day Care Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of South San South San Francisco CA 850,000 Mullin .............. H
Housing and Fund Francisco Westborough Early
Urban Childhood Education
Development Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of San San Francisco Crocker CA 250,000 Mullin .............. H
Housing and Fund Francisco Amazon Playground--
Urban Purple Playground
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Barstow Barstow Route 66 Main CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Housing and Fund Street
Urban Rehabilitation for
Development Tourism and Highway
Circulation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Crestline Village Water Efficiency and CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Housing and Fund Water District Infrastructure
Urban Update
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Redlands Public Safety Hall CA 1,000,000 Obernolte .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development City of San Jose Yerba Buena Bridge CA 2,000,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Jose Guadalupe River Trail CA 1,000,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction and
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Atascadero Atascadero Police CA 850,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Station Improvements
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Seaside San Pablo Bridge CA 850,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Paso Robles Pine Street CA 850,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Jose Traffic and Road CA 500,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Improvements
Urban in South San Jose
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Capitola Capitola Traffic CA 250,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Santa Clara Martial Cottle Park CA 250,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Wharf CA 3,150,000 Panetta .............. H
Housing and Fund Resilience and
Urban Rehabilitation
Development Project
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Jerrold Commons Site CA 2,000,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of and Facility
Urban Homelessness and Upgrades
Development Supportive Housing
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Department of Community Development San Francisco San Francisco MTA CA 1,200,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Municipal Transit Stop
Urban Transportation Agency Lighting
Development Infrastructure
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Blue Heron Boathouse CA 850,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation and Park Replacement and
Urban Department Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Office CityBuild Facility CA 850,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund of Employment and Acquisition,
Urban Workforce Development Development and
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development San Francisco San Francisco CA 850,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of SafeHouse Facility
Urban Homelessness and Renovations
Development Supportive Housing
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Self-Help for the CA 850,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Elderly Safe Passage
Urban Disability and Aging Program--Vehicles
Development Services Acquisition
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Office Code Tenderloin's CA 500,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund of Economic and Workforce Facility
Urban Workforce Development Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Office Treasure Island Job CA 250,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund of Economic and Corps Facility
Urban Workforce Development Modernization and
Development Redevelopment
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Department of Community Development San Francisco Home for Good-- CA 250,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Development
Urban Disability and Aging and Construction
Development Services
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Department of Community Development San Franciso Bay Area BART LED Lighting CA 250,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Rapid Transit (BART) Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Francisco 772 Pacific Avenue CA 250,000 Pelosi .............. H
Housing and Fund Community and
Urban Housing Development
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Escondido Downtown Escondido CA 1,000,000 Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund Economic Development
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Marcos Mission Road Lighting CA 850,000 Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Marcos City of San Marcos CA 500,000 Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund Comprehensive Park
Urban Restroom Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Diego La Jolla Streetscape CA 850,000 Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Port of San Diego B Street and Broadway CA 250,000 Peters .............. H
Housing and Fund Piers--Above Pier
Urban Infrastructure
Development Repairs and Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles County Los Angeles County CA 968,000 Rivas Padilla H
Housing and Fund Fire Department Fire Department's
Urban Pacoima Warehouse
Development Renovation
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles Mission Los Angeles Mission CA 2,000,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund College College's Pacoima
Urban Center Land
Development Acquisition Project
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles's CA 850,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund Council District 7 Sylmar Fire Station
Urban (FS31)
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles's CA 850,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund Council District 6 Pacoima Wash Bridges
Urban Safety Mitigation
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Parthenia Place CA 750,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Computer Lab
Urban Angeles Renovation and Tech
Development Upgrade Project
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Housing Authority of CA 850,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los Los Angeles's San
Urban Angeles Fernando Gardens
Development Housing's Energy
Efficiency Project
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles' CA 250,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund Council District 6 Wakefield Sidewalk
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles' CA 250,000 Rivas .............. H
Housing and Fund Council District 6 Parthenia Place
Urban Median Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Brawley Main Street CA 850,000 Ruiz Schiff H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation and
Urban Water Main Extension
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Imperial Community Regional CA 1,500,000 Ruiz Schiff H/S
Housing and Fund Park Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Desert Recreation Air Filtration CA 850,000 Ruiz .............. H
Housing and Fund District Improvements at
Urban Critical Community
Development Facilities in the
Coachella Valley
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Department of Community Development Coachella Valley Road Rehabilitation CA 1,000,000 Ruiz .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Cemetery Project
Urban District
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Calexico Heber Park Expansion CA 500,000 Ruiz .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Holtville City of Holtville CA 2,000,000 Ruiz .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Safety
Urban Building
Development
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Department of Community Development City of La Mirada City of La Mirada CA 1,500,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Neff Park
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Whittier Broadband CA 250,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Pico Rivera Durfee Avenue CA 850,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Walnut Suzanne Park CA 1,200,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Downey Water Treatment Plant CA 250,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund North
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Norwalk Holifield Park CA 500,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Parking Lot Site
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Montebello City of Montebello CA 1,000,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Department
Urban Brush Fire Station
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Walnut Valley Water Emergency Operations CA 850,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund District Center (EOC)
Urban Equipment
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Santa Fe River Parcel Passive CA 850,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Springs Park Redevelopment
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of La Habra Park and Gymnasium CA 250,000 Sanchez .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights Improvements,
Urban Renovations, and
Development Equipment
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles County The West Los Angeles CA 850,000 Sherman Schiff H
Housing and Fund Department of VA Modular Home
Urban Military and Veterans Construction
Development Affairs
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles Pierce The Community CA 250,000 Sherman .............. H
Housing and Fund College Engagement &
Urban Enrichment Center at
Development LA Pierce College
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles City Fire Los Angeles Fire CA 2,000,000 Sherman .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Department Station
Urban Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Southwest Valley Park CA 850,000 Sherman .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Labor Community CA 1,200,000 Sherman .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Services Food Bank
Urban Economic Opportunity Equipment and
Development Facility Upgrades
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Grancell Village CA 850,000 Sherman .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Senior
Urban Housing Development
Development and Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Oakland Brooklyn Basin Blight CA 250,000 Simon Padilla, H
Housing and Fund Removal and Schiff
Urban Shoreline
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Oakland Capital Improvements CA 250,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund for Core Service
Urban Providers
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Emeryville 40th Street CA 500,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund Multimodal
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Berkeley East Bay Regional CA 850,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Training
Urban Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Peralta Community Peralta Community CA 250,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund College District College District
Urban (PCCD) Manufacturing
Development and Fabrication
Pathway (FabLab)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Albany East Bay Regional CA 250,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Training Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Berkeley Adeline Complete CA 850,000 Simon .............. H
Housing and Fund Street and Ashby
Urban BART Transit Plaza
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Union City Fire Equipment CA 850,000 Swalwell Padilla H
Housing and Fund Enhancements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Union City Safer Streets with CA 250,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Enhanced Lighting
Urban Replacements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Livermore Open Heart Food Bank CA 226,026 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Livermore Aviation and CA 1,200,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Manufacturing
Urban Workforce Igniter
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Pleasanton West Las Positas CA 250,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Multimodal
Urban Improvement Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Alameda County Improved Broadband CA 500,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Development Access in Downtown
Urban Agency Castro Valley
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Dublin Sunflower Hill at CA 2,000,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Grace Pointe
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Alameda County Sunol Downtown CA 500,000 Swalwell .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Development Revitalization Plan
Urban Agency Implementation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Perris Fire Safety Project CA 850,000 Takano Schiff H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Riverside Northside Agriculture CA 250,000 Takano .............. H
Housing and Fund Innovation Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Riverside Community Riverside Community CA 500,000 Takano .............. H
Housing and Fund College District College District
Urban Community Sites
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Moreno Valley Business and CA 850,000 Takano .............. H
Housing and Fund Employment Resource
Urban Center Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Vacaville Solano-Napa Habitat CA 250,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund for Humanity Harmony
Urban Village Affordable
Development Housing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sonoma County Tierra de Rosas CA 250,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Development Public Plaza, Park
Urban Commission Furnishings and
Development Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Yountville Yountville Resiliency CA 250,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Winters Joint Unified Winters JUSD Facility CA 850,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Modernization and
Urban Equipment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Habematolel Pomo of Habematolel Pomo of CA 3,150,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Upper Lake Upper Lake Community
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development City of American Napa River Ecology CA 2,000,000 Thompson (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Canyon Center Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Eastvale Eastvale Library & CA 3,100,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Innovation Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fontana Cypress Grove CA 2,000,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chino Chino Valley CA 2,000,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Entrepreneurship and
Urban Innovation Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Ontario City of Ontario Vista CA 1,000,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Verde II
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of San County of San CA 1,100,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Bernardino Bernardino Crisis
Urban Response Unit
Development Rehabilitation
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Department of Community Development City of Montclair City of Montclair CA 850,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Department
Urban Tractor Tiller Truck
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Ontario City of Ontario ``The CA 1,000,000 Torres (CA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Hub on Holt''
Urban Facility
Development Construction and
Revitalization
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Department of Community Development City of La Palma City of La Palma-- CA 850,000 Tran Padilla H
Housing and Fund Public Safety Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fountain City of Fountain CA 2,000,000 Tran Schiff H
Housing and Fund Valley Valley Fire Station
Urban 1
Development
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Department of Community Development Orange County Housing Orange County Housing CA 250,000 Tran Schiff H
Housing and Fund Finance Trust Finance Trust
Urban Construction of
Development Affordable Housing
Units
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Department of Community Development City of Westminster Westminster Community CA 1,000,000 Tran .............. H
Housing and Fund Service and Senior
Urban Center Building
Development Renovations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Orange County Mosquito Orange County CA 500,000 Tran .............. H
Housing and Fund & Vector Control Mosquito & Vector
Urban District Control District
Development Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Garden Grove City of Garden Grove-- CA 1,000,000 Tran .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Station 84
Urban Retrofits
Development
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Department of Community Development Buena Park Library Buena Park Library CA 850,000 Tran .............. H
Housing and Fund District District--Mechanical
Urban , Electrical, and
Development Plumbing
Modernization
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Department of Community Development City of Placentia City of Placentia-- CA 250,000 Tran .............. H
Housing and Fund Old Town
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Bakersfield Senior CA 7,575,000 Valadao .............. H
Housing and Fund the County of Kern Center Affordable
Urban Housing & Facility
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Delano Water Plant No. 6 CA 8,145,000 Valadao .............. H
Housing and Fund Blending Tank
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development San Diego Association San Ysidro Transit CA 3,150,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund of Governments Center Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Chula Vista Palomar Motel-- CA 1,000,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund Permanent Supportive
Urban Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development City of National City El Toyon Multipurpose CA 850,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bonita Sunnyside Fire New Bonita Fire CA 850,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund Protection District Engine
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Southwestern Community Sustainable CA 850,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Infrastructure at
Urban Southwestern College
Development
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Department of Community Development San Diego County Water Moosa Canyon Pipeline CA 250,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development San Diego Unified Port Marina Way Road CA 1,200,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund District Realignment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development San Diego Community Utility and Water CA 500,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Improvements at San
Urban Diego College of
Development Continuing
Education--Phase 2
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Department of Community Development County of San Diego Tijuana River CA 1,000,000 Vargas .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of HACLA Digital Equity CA 3,150,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Los & Infrastructure
Urban Angeles (HACLA) Renewal for South LA
Development Public Housing
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Department of Community Development City of Gardena Mas Fukai Park CA 1,000,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hawthorne Hawthorne Civic Park CA 850,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Torrance Torrance Community CA 850,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund Parks Accessibility
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Compton Community Compton College CA 1,200,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund College Facilities
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Compton Compton Public Works CA 250,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund Corp Yard
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Los Angeles Algin Sutton Restroom CA 500,000 Waters .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles County Los Angeles County CA 1,000,000 Whitesides Schiff H
Housing and Fund Fire Department Fire Station 81
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development Santa Clarita Renovations and CA 850,000 Whitesides .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Expansion for
Urban District, College of Community College
Development the Canyons Student Basic Needs
Center
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Department of Community Development City of Lancaster National Soccer CA 850,000 Whitesides .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Safety
Urban Lighting Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of El Cerrito Community CA 3,000,000 .............. Padilla S
Housing and Fund HousingWorks
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Los Angeles House of Sister Cedars Senior CA 815,000 .............. Padilla S
Housing and Fund Ruth Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Diego San Diego Homeless CA 1,000,000 .............. Padilla S
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The People Concern The Village CA 1,000,000 .............. Padilla S
Housing and Fund Renovation Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Del Norte Veterans Memorial CA 1,500,000 .............. Padilla, S
Housing and Fund Hall Improvements Schiff
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Salinas Salinas Firefighter CA 2,000,000 .............. Padilla, S
Housing and Fund Training Tower Schiff
Urban Facility
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Los Angeles Charles White Park CA 1,682,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Community Resilience
Urban and Recreation Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Merced Community Project FIRE (First- CA 1,500,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund College District Responder
Urban Instruction and
Development Regional Education)
Training Facility
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Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Clubs of Life & Workforce CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Kern County Readiness Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Yosemite Community Construction of a CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund College District Regional Fire
Urban Training Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Fresno Housing Downtown Fresno CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Montclair Montclair Community CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Larkin Street Youth Capital Improvements CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Services to Benefit Youth
Urban Experiencing
Development Homelessness
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Department of Community Development Neighborhood Housing Wildfire Relief and CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Services of Los Home Repair
Urban Angeles County
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Jurupa Valley School of Nursing CA 1,000,000 .............. Schiff S
Housing and Fund Building
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Aurora Aurora Fire Rescue CO 850,000 Crow Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Fire Apparatus Hickenlooper
Urban Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development Arapahoe County High Line Canal CO 850,000 Crow Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Safety and Hickenlooper
Urban Accessibility
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Aurora Fire Flashover CO 250,000 Crow Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Simulator Hickenlooper
Urban Acquisition
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Arapahoe County Arapahoe County CO 1,000,000 Crow Hickenlooper H
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Arapahoe County School LPS Elementary CO 1,000,000 Crow .............. H
Housing and Fund District #6 Schools Playground
Urban and Facilities
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Community College of CCA Center for CO 919,000 Crow Bennet H
Housing and Fund Aurora Applied Science and
Urban Technology--Expandin
Development g Critical Workforce
Training Equipment
Acquisition
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Department of Community Development Adams Arapahoe School APS Sixth Avenue CO 469,000 Crow .............. H
Housing and Fund District 28J Elementary School
Urban Renovation and
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development Adams Arapahoe School Aurora Public Schools CO 851,000 Crow .............. H
Housing and Fund District 28J Sable Child
Urban Development Center
Development Revitalization and
Expansion
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Department of Community Development City and County of Central Utility Plant CO 1,200,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Denver Critical Hickenlooper
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Shelter for People CO 2,000,000 DeGette Bennet, H/S
Housing and Fund Denver Experiencing Hickenlooper
Urban Homelessness
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Electrification, CO 1,000,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Denver Energy Efficiency, Hickenlooper
Urban and Resiliency
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Energy Efficiency CO 850,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Denver Improvements at Hickenlooper
Urban Public Facilities
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Colorado Coalition Renaissance at Civic CO 5,000,000 DeGette Bennet, H/S
Housing and Fund for the Homeless Center Apartments Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of 655 Broadway Windows CO 2,000,000 DeGette .............. H
Housing and Fund the City and County Replacements
Urban of Denver, CO
Development
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Department of Community Development Community College of Lower Downtown Denver CO 850,000 DeGette .............. H
Housing and Fund Denver Campus Expansion
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Thornton Northstar CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO) Bennet H
Housing and Fund Neighborhood
Urban Mobility
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Aims Community College Oil and Gas CO 1,197,000 Evans (CO) .............. H
Housing and Fund Demonstration
Urban Wellhead Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mead Weld County Road 7 CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO) .............. H
Housing and Fund Paving Project--Mead
Urban to Berthoud
Development
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Department of Community Development Westminster Public Expanding Quantum CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO) Bennet H
Housing and Fund Schools Workforce by
Urban Creating Advanced
Development Manufacturing
Pathways
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Department of Community Development Colorado State Agricultural Facility CO 1,000,000 Hurd Bennet, H
Housing and Fund University Improvements Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Colorado Northwestern Rangely Airport CO 643,000 Hurd .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Terminal Hangar/Lab
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development Upper Pine River Upper Pine River CO 1,000,000 Hurd .............. H
Housing and Fund Special Fire District Community Room
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Patrick A. Lucero Renovations and CO 500,000 Hurd Bennet H
Housing and Fund Public Library Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Summit County Pine Cove Ranger CO 1,129,322 Neguse Bennet, H
Housing and Fund Sheriff's Office Station Facility Hickenlooper
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Boulder East Boulder CO 1,000,000 Neguse .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Colorado Mountain Colorado Mountain CO 250,000 Neguse .............. H
Housing and Fund College College Trades
Urban Center, CO
Development
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Department of Community Development Larimer County Larimer County CO 850,000 Neguse .............. H
Housing and Fund Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Office
Urban Emergency Operations
Development Center, CO
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Department of Community Development City of Lakewood The Commons at Emory CO 1,500,000 Pettersen .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Foothills Regional Senior Affordable CO 850,000 Pettersen .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Housing--Demolition,
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Eagle County Housing Energy CO 585,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Government Independence Project Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development NeighborWorks Southern Pikes Peak Park CO 3,743,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Colorado Affordable Hickenlooper
Urban Homeownership
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Steamboat Childcare and CO 1,300,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Springs Workforce Housing Hickenlooper
Urban Site Work Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Saguache County Energy Independence CO 1,041,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Project Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Paradox Community Ouray County CO 1,462,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Trust Affordable Housing Hickenlooper
Urban Neighborhood
Development
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Department of Community Development Harrison School Bricker Community CO 1,500,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund District 2 Schoolyard Project Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Northwest Colorado Northwest Colorado CO 1,050,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Innovation Center Innovation Center Hickenlooper
Urban Building
Development
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Department of Community Development Urban Peak Housing for Youth CO 3,078,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Experiencing Hickenlooper
Urban Homelessness
Development
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Department of Community Development La Puente Home, Inc. PALs Childcare CO 750,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Facility Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Food Bank of the Food Bank Delivery CO 920,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Rockies Vehicles and Hickenlooper
Urban Equipment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Weld Food Bank Food Rescue and CO 400,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Distribution Project Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Dream Centers of Dream Centers Early CO 2,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Colorado Springs Care and Education Hickenlooper
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Fraser St. Louis Landing CO 2,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Community Housing Hickenlooper
Urban and Early Childhood
Development Education Center
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Department of Community Development La Plata Economic Bayfield Early CO 2,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Development Alliance Childcare Center Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development CARE Communities Heartside Hill Early CO 2,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Childhood Education Hickenlooper
Urban & Community Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Carbondale Carbondale Affordable CO 2,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Housing Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development We Fortify Colorado Springs CO 1,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing Hickenlooper
Urban for Teachers
Development
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Department of Community Development TEENS, Inc. Nederland Early CO 1,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Childhood Education Hickenlooper
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Commun Denver Inc. Loretto Heights CO 1,000,000 .............. Bennet, S
Housing and Fund Community Center Hickenlooper
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Stonington Pawcatuck Village CT 850,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of New London New London Addition CT 850,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund to Early Childhood
Urban Center at B.P.
Development Mission
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Department of Community Development State of Connecticut Colchester Country CT 2,000,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Place Housing
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Vernon Rehabilitation of the CT 1,200,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Rockville Public
Urban Library
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Thompson Town of Thompson CT 732,007 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Blighted Property
Urban Reuse for Economic
Development Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Vernon Town of Vernon CT 250,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Daniel's Mill
Urban Remediation and
Development Renovation
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Department of Community Development Town of Hebron Hebron Church Street CT 250,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Norwich Public Dock CT 600,000 Courtney .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement at
Urban Howard Brown Park
Development
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Department of Community Development City of New Haven Westville Manor CT 2,000,000 DeLauro Blumenthal, H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Murphy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Borough of Naugatuck Borough of Naugatuck CT 2,500,000 DeLauro .............. H
Housing and Fund Connectivity &
Urban Transit Oriented
Development Development Project--
Phase II Pedestrian
Bridge
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Department of Community Development Borough of Woodmont Borough of Woodmont-- CT 750,000 DeLauro .............. H
Housing and Fund Stormwater Outlet
Urban Structure
Development
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Department of Community Development Southern Connecticut The Hive at Southern: CT 2,254,329 DeLauro .............. H
Housing and Fund State University Community-Based
Urban Innovation,
Development Sustainability, and
Emerging
Technologies
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Department of Community Development Town of Southbury Southbury Public CT 1,500,000 Hayes .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Restoration
Urban and Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Central Connecticut Central Connecticut CT 850,000 Hayes .............. H
Housing and Fund State University Workforce and
Urban Innovation Hub
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Thomaston Seth Thomas Park CT 850,000 Hayes .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Stamford Glenbrook Community CT 250,000 Himes Blumenthal, H
Housing and Fund Center Murphy
Urban Rehabilitation and
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Oak Park Phase 2 CT 2,000,000 Himes .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Stamford
Urban d/b/a Charter Oak
Development Communities
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Department of Community Development Park City Communities Beardsley Street CT 1,100,000 Himes .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban Reconstruction and
Development Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Ridgefield Venus Building CT 1,000,000 Himes .............. H
Housing and Fund Complex Parking Lot
Urban & Pedestrian
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Bridgeport Bridgeport Police CT 850,000 Himes .............. H
Housing and Fund Headquarters Design
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of East Hartford Town of East Hartford CT 850,000 Larson Blumenthal, H
Housing and Fund Fire Department Fire Station 2 Murphy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Bristol Fire Bristol Fire and CT 3,150,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund and Police Department Police Department
Urban CPAT and ASHER
Development Training Facility
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of East Hartford Hockanum Linear Park CT 2,000,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Trail Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of East Hartford Infrastructure CT 2,000,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements to
Urban Downtown Main and
Development Church Corners/
Center Cemetery
National Historic
Districts
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Goodwin University Goodwin University CT 250,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Educational Services CTRA Magnet Middle
Urban (GUES) School Building
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hartford City of Hartford Road CT 1,200,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Phase of Hartline
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hartford Hartford Public CT 500,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Library (HPL)
Urban Downtown Location
Development Restoration and
Renovation
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Department of Community Development Town of Hartland Inclusive Playground CT 250,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hartford North Main Street CT 250,000 Larson .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Public Drainage
Urban Works Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development New Britain Housing Redevelopment of CT 4,325,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Authority Public Housing Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mercy Learning Center HVAC System CT 877,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund of Bridgeport, Inc. Replacement Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Curtis Home Campus Renovation CT 1,100,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Murphy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Health Affordable Supportive CT 2,740,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Resources Housing Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development HOPE Partnership Construction of the CT 1,406,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund William F. Palmer Murphy
Urban Site
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Construction of CT 1,020,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund the City of Norwalk Affordable Housing Murphy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Goshen Housing Trust, Accessible Affordable CT 550,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Inc. Housing Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Housing Collective Fairfield County CT 600,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Coordinated Access Murphy
Urban Network Housing
Development Stability Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development San Juan Center, Inc. Construction of El CT 1,050,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Pocito Dulce Murphy
Urban Residences
Development
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Department of Community Development H.O.P.E., Inc. Affordable Housing CT 500,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Renovations Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Beulah Land Dixwell Redevelopment CT 2,638,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Development Affordable Housing Murphy
Urban Corporation Initiative
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Forge City Works Culinary Training CT 900,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Center Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Ledge Light Health The Place for CT 675,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund District CommUNITY Wellbeing Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development American Legion Post Facility Renovations CT 400,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund 17 Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Warren Affordable Affordable Housing CT 800,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Housing Corporation Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development National Veterans Veterans Living CT 1,862,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Council for Legal Community Initiative Murphy
Urban Redress Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development Mercy Housing and Facility Improvements CT 1,500,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Shelter Corporation Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Cornerstone Facility Renovations CT 1,332,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Foundation, Inc. Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development United Way of Greater State & Chapel CT 1,500,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund New Haven Affordable Housing Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Northeastern Renovations to Senior CT 484,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Connecticut Community Low-Income Housing Murphy
Urban Development Facility
Development Corporation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development New Britain Museum of Facilities CT 2,611,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund American Art Reinvestment Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rivera Memorial Rehabilitation CT 600,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Foundation, Inc. Project Murphy
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Thames Valley Council Expansion of Early CT 450,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund for Community Action Childhood Education Murphy
Urban Inc. Center in New London
Development
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Department of Community Development Keeping North Main Street Housing CT 500,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Stonington Murphy
Urban Affordable, Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Neighborhood Housing Property Acquisition CT 250,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Services of Waterbury Murphy
Urban DBA NEST
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development St. Vincent de Paul Construction of St. CT 1,000,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund Middletown, Inc. Vincent's Commons Murphy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hilliard-Jones-Cookson Facility Renovations CT 1,000,000 .............. Blumenthal, S
Housing and Fund American Legion Post Murphy
Urban 66
Development
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Department of Community Development District of Columbia Lederer Gardens DC 850,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development District of Columbia Duke Ellington Park DC 850,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development District of Columbia Riggs & South Dakota DC 600,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund Triangle Park
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development District of Columbia Carver Langston Park DC 500,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of the University of the DC 2,000,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund District of Columbia District of Columbia
Urban (UDC) Research
Development Facility
Infrastructure
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of the University of the DC 1,200,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund District of Columbia District of Columbia
Urban (UDC) Firebird Farm
Development Infrastructure
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of the University of the DC 2,000,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund District of Columbia District of Columbia
Urban (UDC) Food Hubs
Development Infrastructure
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of the University of the DC 1,000,000 Norton .............. H
Housing and Fund District of Columbia District of Columbia
Urban (UDC) Aviation
Development Maintenance Facility
Infrastructure
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Magnolia Town of Magnolia DE 1,200,000 McBride Blunt H
Housing and Fund Water Storage Tower Rochester
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development State of Delaware Reconstruction and DE 2,600,000 McBride Blunt H/S
Housing and Fund Criminal Justice Rehabilitation of Rochester
Urban Council Delaware's Family
Development Justice Centers
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development New Castle County Workforce Development DE 1,000,000 McBride .............. H
Housing and Fund Vocational Technical at the Delaware
Urban School District Skills Center and
Development New Castle County Vo-
Tech Adult Education
Division Facility
Acquisition and
Renovations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Capital City Downtown DE 500,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Transformation Redevelopment Rochester
Urban Alliance, Inc. Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Children's Beach House Capital Improvements DE 500,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Rochester
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development REACH Riverside Affordable Housing DE 5,284,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Development Development Rochester,
Urban Corporation Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development West End Neighborhood Neighborhood and DE 3,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund House, Inc. Housing Development Rochester,
Urban Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Interfaith Community Affordable Housing DE 2,500,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Housing of Delaware, Development and Rochester,
Urban Inc. Revitalization Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Delaware Affordable Affordable Housing DE 2,500,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Housing Group, Inc. Renovation and Rochester,
Urban Development Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Children And Families Seaford House DE 632,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund First Delaware, Inc. Renovation and Rochester,
Urban Expansion Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Police Athletic League Wilmington Education DE 3,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund of Wilmington Resource Center Rochester,
Urban Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Delaware HIV Services, Delaware Housing DE 300,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Inc. Assistance Program Rochester,
Urban Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development St. Anthony's Housing Capital Improvements DE 600,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund for the Elderly, Rochester,
Urban Corp. Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development New Castle County New Castle County DE 2,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Hope Center Capital Rochester,
Urban Improvements Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Todmorden Foundation Affordable Housing DE 2,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Development and Rochester,
Urban Preservation Coons
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Latin American Early Learning Center DE 1,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund Community Center Rochester,
Urban Coons
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Empowerment through DE 1,000,000 .............. Blunt S
Housing and Fund of New Castle County Affordable Housing Rochester,
Urban Coons
Development
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Department of Community Development Wilmington Affordable Housing DE 500,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Neighborhood Land Acquisition and
Urban Bank Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development Better Homes of Affordable Housing DE 716,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Seaford Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Friendship House, Inc. Housing Development DE 1,585,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund and Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Green Beret Project Capital Improvements DE 300,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund and Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Delaware Capital Improvements DE 1,915,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Education Capital Improvements DE 5,000,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Building Corporation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Milford Housing Affordable Housing DE 750,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Development Development
Urban Corporation
Development
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Department of Community Development Central Delaware Affordable Housing in DE 1,008,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Habitat for Humanity, Central Delaware
Urban Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development NeighborGood Partners Affordable Housing DE 2,000,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Ministry of Caring, Affordable Housing DE 2,000,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund Inc. Development and
Urban Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development Sussex County Habitat Southern Delaware DE 1,000,000 .............. Coons S
Housing and Fund for Humanity Affordable Housing
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development School District of Hernando County FL 1,000,000 Bilirakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Hernando County, Incubation Center
Urban Florida
Development
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Department of Community Development Pasco County Affordable Supportive FL 4,000,000 Bilirakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing for Seniors
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of South Center for FL 3,000,000 Buchanan .............. H
Housing and Fund Florida Entrepreneurship
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Manatee County Gateway Greenway FL 1,500,000 Buchanan .............. H
Housing and Fund Rails to Trails
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Manatee County Veterans Service FL 2,800,000 Buchanan .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Bradenton Stormwater Facilities FL 3,000,000 Buchanan .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Holmes Beach Spine Flood FL 1,500,000 Buchanan .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Ed White Senior FL 3,150,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of St. Housing
Urban Petersburg Redevelopment
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Petersburg College SMART Tech Industry FL 850,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund (grants accepted 4.0 Lab
Urban under ``Board of
Development Trustees of St.
Petersburg College'')
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Department of Community Development Tampa Housing Robles Park Village FL 1,200,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Critical
Urban Infrastructure
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Hillsborough Community Hillsborough FL 250,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund College Community College
Urban Training Center
Development Facility
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Department of Community Development Hillsborough County HCPS Family Community FL 2,000,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Schools Center Expansion and
Urban Equipment
Development
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Department of Community Development Hillsborough County Chamberlain High FL 250,000 Castor .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Schools School Technical
Urban Training Center
Development Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development University of South Veterans, Military FL 3,000,000 Castor, Lee .............. H
Housing and Fund Florida Families, and First (FL)
Urban Responder Services
Development Complex
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Department of Community Development Collier County Veterans Community FL 9,000,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Everglades Everglades City FL 7,200,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Housing and Fund City Community Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Miami Lakes Miami Lakes Big FL 973,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Housing and Fund Cypress Drainage
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hialeah City of Hialeah FL 4,900,000 Diaz-Balart .............. H
Housing and Fund Southeast Stormwater
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Fort Myers Stormwater and FL 3,000,000 Donalds .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach Utilities
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Bonita Springs Rosemary Drive FL 2,000,000 Donalds .............. H
Housing and Fund Stormwater Drainage
Urban and Pedestrian
Development Safety Project
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Department of Community Development Panama City-Bay County Northwest Florida FL 2,000,000 Dunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Airport and Beaches
Urban Industrial District International (ECP)--
Development North Access Road
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Department of Community Development City of Tallahassee Tallahassee FL 2,850,000 Dunn .............. H
Housing and Fund International
Urban Airport (TLH)
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Panama City Potable Water FL 2,000,000 Dunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach Redundancy
Urban Improvements--Phase
Development 2
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Department of Community Development City of Panama City Area Q/R-1: Critical FL 2,000,000 Dunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Delray Beach Palm Beach County, FL 1,450,000 Frankel .............. H
Housing and Fund Critical
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of West Palm Fern Street Extension FL 2,000,000 Frankel .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach and Rail Safety
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Lake Worth Beach Lake Worth Beach FL 850,000 Frankel .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Affordable Housing
Urban Redevelopment Agency Program
Development
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Department of Community Development City of West Palm Dreher Park Water FL 1,000,000 Frankel .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach Quality and Habitat
Urban Restoration
Development
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Department of Community Development Palm Beach State Palm Beach State FL 2,050,000 Frankel .............. H
Housing and Fund College College Quantum
Urban Computing Center
Development Facility Development
and Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Bowling Green Wastewater Treatment FL 4,987,000 Franklin .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility Advanced
Urban Wastewater Treatment
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Moore Haven Moore Haven Water FL 2,000,000 Franklin .............. H
Housing and Fund Plant Expansion and
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Wauchula Wastewater FL 1,000,000 Franklin .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hendry County Hendry Country CR 78 FL 1,000,000 Franklin .............. H
Housing and Fund Roadway Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Orlando Women and Families FL 3,000,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund Homeless Shelter
Urban Redevelopment and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Tuscany at Aloma FL 1,260,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Winter Interior Renovation
Urban Park
Development
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Department of Community Development Orange County, Florida IDignity Facility FL 750,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Roof Replacements at FL 1,200,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Orlando West Oaks Apartments
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Villas at Carver Park FL 974,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Orlando Elevator and Shower
Urban Improvements Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Orange County, Florida Orange County FL 850,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund Innovation Center in
Urban Pine Hills Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Orlando, Lake Eola Park FL 850,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund Florida Improvements Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Griffin Park FL 850,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Orlando Apartments
Urban Redevelopment
Development
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Department of Community Development Valencia College West West Campus Building FL 250,000 Frost .............. H
Housing and Fund Campus 7 Roof Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Orange County Orange County Green FL 850,000 Frost, Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund PLACE
Urban Environmentally
Development Sensitive Lands
Acquisition Project
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Department of Community Development Monroe County School Historic Reynolds FL 3,000,000 Gimenez .............. H
Housing and Fund District School Renovation
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Miami-Dade County Housing and Community FL 6,000,000 Gimenez .............. H
Housing and Fund Development's
Urban Sweetwater Housing
Development Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Homestead Pump Station 11 FL 2,200,000 Gimenez .............. H
Housing and Fund Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Indian River County Fellsmere Public FL 2,000,000 Haridopolos .............. H
Housing and Fund Library and
Urban Community Resource
Development Center--Public
Facilities
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lakeland Fire Station 8 FL 984,000 Lee (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tampa City of Tampa Fire FL 3,000,000 Lee (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Station #24
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Petersburg College Lab Construction FL 1,000,000 Luna .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Palm Beach County Peanut Island Coast FL 1,500,000 Mast .............. H
Housing and Fund Guard Facility and
Urban Kennedy Presidential
Development Bunker Restoration
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Department of Community Development Indian River State Veterans Center FL 1,800,000 Mast .............. H
Housing and Fund College Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Boca Raton Jeffrey Street FL 2,000,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Housing and Fund Highway Grade
Urban Crossing Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Parkland Park Improvements for FL 1,500,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Housing and Fund Parkland
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fort Las Olas Corridor FL 1,200,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Housing and Fund Lauderdale Improvements Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Palm Beach County Burt Aaronson South FL 850,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Housing and Fund County Regional Park
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Coral Springs Everglades Memorial FL 800,000 Moskowitz .............. H
Housing and Fund Loop Phase 2
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Escambia County South Navy Boulevard FL 3,000,000 Patronis .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Jacksonville 13th Avenue South FL 875,000 Rutherford .............. H
Housing and Fund Beach Access Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kids Hope Alliance Youth Crisis Center FL 534,000 Rutherford .............. H
Housing and Fund Youth Multi-Purpose
Urban Recreation Center
Development
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Department of Community Development City of West Miami Senior Activity FL 1,000,000 Salazar .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Miami Auburndale Flood FL 5,000,000 Salazar .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Osceola County Buenaventura Lakes FL 2,000,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Stormwater Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Orlando, Narcoossee Road and FL 2,000,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Florida Vista Lake
Urban Stormwater
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Kissimmee Columbia Avenue FL 1,200,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Complete Street
Urban Improvements and
Development Revitalization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Belle Isle Belle Isle Floodwater FL 850,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Mitigation Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Polk County, Florida Poinciana Children FL 850,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund and Pedestrian
Urban Safety Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Tohopekaliga Water Poinciana Village FL 250,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Water Main
Urban Replacement Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Valencia College Valencia College FL 500,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Osceola Campus Outdoor Learning
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Edgewood Edgewood Pedestrian FL 850,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund and ADA Safety
Urban Sidewalk Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Osceola County Oakwood Senior FL 850,000 Soto .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade County FL 2,000,000 Wasserman .............. H
Housing and Fund Saving Rosewood Schultz
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fort City of Fort FL 1,000,000 Wasserman .............. H
Housing and Fund Lauderdale Lauderdale Public Schultz
Urban Safety Complex
Development
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Department of Community Development Broward College Broward College: FL 1,000,000 Wasserman .............. H
Housing and Fund Aviation Training Schultz
Urban Center Remodel and
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development City of Miramar Pembroke Road FL 1,050,000 Wasserman .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion and Schultz
Urban Streetscaping
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Winter Garden Lake Apopka Shoreline FL 3,000,000 Webster .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration Project
Urban Phase 1
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Miramar Miramar Youth Center FL 850,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Miami Liberty Square FL 850,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Launchpad: Small
Urban Business Incubator
Development
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Department of Community Development Miami-Dade County Mia Casa Senior FL 250,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Homeless Trust Housing Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Miami Beach City of Miami Beach FL 250,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Station #1
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Miami-Dade County Parkway Educational FL 1,000,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Schools Complex Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Miami Dade College Dyer Federal FL 850,000 Wilson (FL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Courthouse
Urban Revitalization for
Development Education Facilities
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Department of Community Development City of Americus Downtown Americus GA 1,700,000 Bishop Warnock H
Housing and Fund Streetscape Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Macon County Macon County GA 1,000,000 Bishop Warnock H
Housing and Fund Multipurpose
Urban Facility
Development Development,
Construction and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development City of Albany Albany Medical GA 1,129,036 Bishop Warnock H/S
Housing and Fund District Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Plains City of Plains GA 302,000 Bishop .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscaping and
Urban Public Facilities
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Crawford County Crawford County Youth GA 1,000,000 Bishop .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Whigham Designing Future- GA 1,000,000 Bishop .............. H
Housing and Fund Ready Sewage
Urban Infrastructure for a
Development Sustainable
Community
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Department of Community Development Savannah-Georgia Riverwalk Renovation GA 4,200,000 Carter (GA) Warnock H
Housing and Fund Convention Center and Critical
Urban Authority Infrastructure
Development Improvements Project
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Department of Community Development Murray County Sidewalk Construction GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Cedartown Davis Road Widening GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of West Love Valley GA 638,000 Jack .............. H
Housing and Fund Georgia Stormwater Pipe
Urban Replacement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Thomaston Pedestrian Safety GA 3,000,000 Jack .............. H
Housing and Fund Downtown Redesign
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pike County Parks and Infrastructure GA 1,900,000 Jack .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Authority Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tucker, Greenway Connector GA 850,000 Johnson (GA) Warnock H
Housing and Fund Georgia Project Development
Urban and Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Stone Mountain City of Stone GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Mountain Medlock
Urban Park Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development DeKalb County Avondale Dunaire GA 1,985,160 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Soccer Field
Urban Recreation, Parks and
Development Cultural Affairs
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Department of Community Development Metro Atlanta Rapid MARTA Rail & Bus GA 400,000 Johnson (GA) Ossoff, H
Housing and Fund Transit Facilities Safety Warnock
Urban and Security
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development City of Brookhaven, Ashford Forest GA 560,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Georgia Preserve Facilities
Urban & Restoration
Development
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Department of Community Development DeKalb County Arabia Mountain GA 349,475 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Bridge Improvements
Urban Recreation, Parks &
Development Cultural Affairs
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Department of Community Development DeKalb County County Line Park GA 250,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Improvements Phase
Urban Recreation, Parks and II
Development Cultural Affairs
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Department of Community Development DeKalb County Rowland Park GA 1,200,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Construction
Urban Recreation, Parks and
Development Cultural Affairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development DeKalb County Wade Walker Park GA 850,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Improvements
Urban Recreation, Parks and
Development Cultural Affairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development DeKalb County Development, GA 250,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Construction,
Urban Furnishings and
Development Equipment for
Service Center for
Children Impacted by
Domestic Violence
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Department of Community Development Gwinnett County Gwinnett County Loop GA 850,000 Johnson (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Trail Segments 3 and
Urban 4
Development
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Department of Community Development Cumberland Community New Day Palisades GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk Ossoff, H
Housing and Fund Improvement District Phase 2 Funding Warnock
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mableton Mableton Economic GA 250,000 McBath Warnock H
Housing and Fund Development Project -
Urban Acquisition,
Development Remediation, and
Blight Removal
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Department of Community Development City of Douglasville Fowler Field GA 250,000 McBath .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Austell Austell Recreation GA 3,150,000 McBath .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Development
Urban and Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Jonesboro City of Jonesboro GA 3,028,359 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Pedestrian
Urban Improvements Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Newton County Water Newton County Salem GA 850,000 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Sewage Authority Road Utility
Urban Relocation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Henry County Henry County Panola GA 1,200,000 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Road Resurfacing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rockdale County Rockdale River Trail GA 500,000 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rockdale County Rockdale Veteran GA 165,200 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban Program Vehicle
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Gwinnett County Gwinnett County GA 250,000 Scott (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Harvest Gwinnett
Urban Mobile Kitchen
Development Vehicle Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Clayton County Small Business GA 1,200,000 Williams (GA) Ossoff H
Housing and Fund Government Incubator Facility
Urban in Clayton County,
Development GA
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Department of Community Development Atlanta Public Schools Building Two New GA 700,000 Williams (GA) Ossoff, H/S
Housing and Fund Schoolyards in the Warnock
Urban Atlanta Area
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Atlanta Food Ecosystem--Farms GA 850,000 Williams (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Gardens
Urban Development and
Development Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Thomasville Heights GA 2,000,000 Williams (GA) .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Atlanta Apartments Green
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Unified Government of Howard Park and GA 3,491,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Athens-Clarke County Community Center
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity New Homes GA 1,005,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund of Hall County Construction in Hall
Urban County
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Bowen Homes Chivers GA 1,500,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund the City of Atlanta Street Plaza &
Urban Community
Development Transformation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Salvation Army of Homeless Resource GA 1,800,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Gainesville Center Upgrades
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fulton County Senior Centers GA 2,015,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Government Modernization
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Valdosta Burn Building GA 845,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Training Facility
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Ser Familia A Place for Familia: GA 1,894,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Renovations to
Urban Expand Programming
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Baldwin County Affordable Housing GA 1,312,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chickamauga Historic Downtown GA 1,450,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Chickamauga Blight
Urban Remediation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rockdale County Board Senior Center GA 1,900,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund of Commissioners Satellite Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hancock County Board Recreational Park GA 1,750,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund of Commissioners Renovation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Atlanta Braves Hank Aaron Academy at GA 1,000,000 .............. Ossoff S
Housing and Fund Foundation Southside Park
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cobb & Douglas Public South Cobb Integrated GA 3,000,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund Health Health Campus Warnock
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Atlanta Technical Center for GA 1,500,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund College Foundation, Transportation and Warnock
Urban Inc. Logistics
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Augusta/CSRA Habitat Building Affordable GA 1,850,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund for Humanity Homes in Turpin Hill Warnock
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development YMCA of Metropolitan Upgrading YMCA GA 1,039,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund Atlanta, Inc. Facilities Warnock
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chatham County East Savannah Early GA 1,678,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund Childhood Learning Warnock
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Georgia College and GCSU Bobcat Business GA 360,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund State University Incubator: Library Warnock
Urban Renovation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of LaGrange Ladder Truck for GA 1,150,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund LaGrange Fire Warnock
Urban Department
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Affordable Homes in GA 830,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund North Central Georgia the City of Holly Warnock
Urban Springs
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Butler Street John Lewis Memorial GA 2,000,000 .............. Ossoff, S
Housing and Fund Community Development Park Warnock
Urban Corporation, Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Columbus Housing Newman's Crossing GA 1,800,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Initiative, Inc.
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Savannah Housing Acquisition GA 1,500,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Initiative
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Club of Facility GA 100,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Baldwin and Jones Revitalization
Urban Counties, Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Stephen Siller Tunnel Atlanta Veterans GA 1,500,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund to Towers Foundation Village
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development MicroLife Institute, Lyons Affordable GA 1,232,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Inc. Workforce Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chatham County Chatham County GA 1,120,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Workforce Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Valdosta-Lowndes Building Bridges to GA 1,500,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund County Habitat for Affordable Housing
Urban Humanity, Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rainbow Village, Inc. Rainbow Village Phase GA 1,100,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund II
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Atlanta Land Trust, Expanding Affordable GA 1,000,000 .............. Warnock S
Housing and Fund Inc. Homeownership and
Urban Access to Economic
Development Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Waikiki Vista HI 1,000,000 Case Schatz H
Housing and Fund Honolulu Redevelopment
Urban Project--Shelter and
Development Housing Development
and Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Department of Land and Hawaii Nature Center HI 250,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund Natural Resources Facility Upgrades
Urban and Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kalihi Waena Construction of a HI 850,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund Elementary School Single-Span Bridge
Urban for the Kalihi
Development Elementary School
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Highlands Intermediate Enhancement of HI 300,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund School Highlands
Urban Intermediate
Development School's Media
Center
Infrastructure
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Safe Harbor Support HI 850,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund Honolulu for Housing
Urban Survivors of
Development Domestic Violence
Project Housing
Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hawaii Broadband Broadband HI 250,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund Office Infrastructure
Urban Development
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hawaii Department of Aloha Tower Repair HI 2,000,000 Case .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hawaii Department of Tropical AgTech HI 250,000 Tokuda Hirono H
Housing and Fund Business, Economic Center Project--
Urban Development & Tourism Facilities and
Development Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kauai County Housing Lima Ola Affordable HI 3,150,000 Tokuda Hirono, Schatz H
Housing and Fund Agency Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Maui Maluaka Affordable HI 250,000 Tokuda Hirono, Schatz H
Housing and Fund Rental Housing
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Kauai Kilauea Town HI 2,000,000 Tokuda Hirono, Schatz H/S
Housing and Fund Expansion Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Maui Lanai Affordable HI 1,200,000 Tokuda Schatz H
Housing and Fund Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Palama Settlement Palama Settlement HI 3,000,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hawaii Foodbank, Inc. Hawaii Foodbank HI 1,600,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Housing and Fund Waipahu Facility
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Child and Family Maui Family HI 5,000,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Housing and Fund Service Strengthening and
Urban Resilience Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Dynamic Community Pu'uhonua O Wai'anae HI 1,987,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Housing and Fund Solutions Village
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Girl Scouts of Hawaii Camp Pi'iholo HI 1,120,000 .............. Hirono, Schatz S
Housing and Fund Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Statewide Office on Expanding Crisis, HI 1,200,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Homelessness and Outreach, Response
Urban Housing Solutions and Engagement
Development (CORE) Homeless
Services Program
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Department of Community Development Helping Hands Hawai'i Facility Renovation HI 2,088,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Parents And Children PACT Community Hub HI 2,011,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Together Property
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Hawaii Kukuiola Supportive HI 1,892,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City and County of Honolulu Low-Income HI 2,000,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Honolulu Housing Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Food Basket, Inc. Commercial Building HI 2,000,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund for Hilo Farmers
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hope Services Hawaii Mountain View HI 1,000,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lanakila Pacific Lanakila Pacific Air HI 1,000,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Conditioning
Urban Replacement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Young Women's Kaneohe Transitional HI 1,000,000 .............. Schatz S
Housing and Fund Christian Association Housing
Urban of Oahu
Development
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Department of Community Development Kirkwood Community Swine Career and IA 3,716,000 Hinson .............. H
Housing and Fund College Technical Education
Urban Barn
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cerro Gordo County North Iowa Corridor IA 3,000,000 Hinson .............. H
Housing and Fund Workforce Housing
Urban Initiative
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Ely Urban Renewal IA 2,000,000 Hinson .............. H
Housing and Fund Initiative
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Clinton North River Drive IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Connector Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tipton Montgomery Drive IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southeast Iowa Lee County Career IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Regional and Economic Center Project
Urban Port Authority
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jefferson County 110th Street FDR and IA 3,000,000 Miller-Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Asphalt Paving
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Iowa Western Community Flexible Learning and IA 900,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund College Experiential
Urban Training Lab Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Des Moines Iowa Confluence Water IA 2,000,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Trails (ICON)
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mitchellville Mitchellville-Center IA 640,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Ave Streetscape
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Ottumwa Community Ottumwa Youth Hub IA 500,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund School District
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Des Moines Area Diesel, HVAC, IA 2,000,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Building Trades, and
Urban Fire Science
Development Facility Support
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Department of Community Development Polk County Des Moines Homeless IA 1,000,000 Nunn .............. H
Housing and Fund Youth Building
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mountain Home School Stephensen Elementary ID 6,409,000 Simpson .............. H
Housing and Fund District #193 School Build
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Idaho Idaho Water Center ID 3,853,000 Simpson .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development North Muddy Township Reconstruction of N IL 540,000 Bost .............. H
Housing and Fund 600th Street
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Oblong South Range Street IL 2,236,000 Bost .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Carbondale Poplar Street IL 900,000 Bost .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Piatt County Piatt County IL 250,000 Budzinski .............. H
Housing and Fund Buildings Capital
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Brooklyn Brooklyn Community IL 2,000,000 Budzinski .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Champaign Park Parkland Way IL 850,000 Budzinski .............. H
Housing and Fund District Reconstruction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Illinois Integrated IL 1,200,000 Budzinski .............. H
Housing and Fund Bioprocessing
Urban Research Laboratory
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development Urbana Park District Urbana Park District IL 250,000 Budzinski .............. H
Housing and Fund Prairie and Weaver
Urban Park Site
Development Rehabilitation
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Department of Community Development City of Countryside City of Countryside IL 250,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Works
Urban Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Worth Park District Worth Park District IL 302,500 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Infrastructure
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Willowbrook 75th Street Water IL 850,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Main Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development DuPage Water DuPage Regional IL 500,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Source Water
Urban Project: Electric
Development Supply and Grid
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Westmont Park District Ty Warner Park IL 500,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Permeable Paver
Urban Parking Lot
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Palos Hills City of Palos Hills IL 1,200,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Reservoir
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education of Sutherland Elementary IL 1,000,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Chicago School Outdoor Space
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Palos Park Main Pump Station IL 500,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development DuPage County Health Residential Group IL 600,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Homes Energy
Urban Efficiency Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Salt Creek Sanitary Salt Creek Sanitary IL 850,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund District District Wastewater
Urban Treatment Plant
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Village of Lombard Village of Lombard IL 250,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Underground
Urban Infrastructure
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Crestwood Carriage Lane Water IL 250,000 Casten .............. H
Housing and Fund Main Replacement
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Ogden Park IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago Franciscan Outreach IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago Olive Branch Mission IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Community College West Side Learning IL 1,000,000 Davis (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund District no. 508 DBA Center--Facility
Urban Malcolm X College Renovation and
Development Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Aurora Homelessness IL 1,000,000 Foster Durbin H
Housing and Fund Prevention Project
Urban for the City of
Development Aurora
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Department of Community Development DuPage County Division 91st Street IL 750,000 Foster Durbin H
Housing and Fund of Transportation Infrastructure
Urban Improvement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Woodstock Illinois Route 47 IL 3,150,000 Foster .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion and Water
Urban Main Relocation
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hampshire Fire Hampshire Second Fire IL 1,000,000 Foster .............. H
Housing and Fund Protection District Station
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Aurora Public Library Eola Road Branch IL 850,000 Foster .............. H
Housing and Fund District Library Renovation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Batavia Batavia Fox River IL 1,200,000 Foster, .............. H
Housing and Fund Bike Path Krishnamoorth
Urban i
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Summit Public Library Library Capital IL 452,408 Garcia (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund District Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Franklin Downtown Streetscape IL 250,000 Garcia (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Expansion
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Richard J. Daley Richard J. Daley IL 446,250 Garcia (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund College--City College Inclusive
Urban Colleges of Chicago Classrooms Upgrades
Development and Accessibility
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of North North Riverside IL 2,000,000 Garcia (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Riverside Public
Urban Infrastructure Flood
Development Mitigation
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Cultural Center IL 2,000,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Upgrades and
Urban Improvements,
Development Hamilton Park
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Department of Community Development City of Chicago Sustainable Updates IL 250,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund to CPS' Outdoor
Urban Spaces
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago, Margaret's Village IL 850,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Family Maria Shelter
Urban and Support Services Infrastructure
Development (DFSS) Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago Park Manor Senior IL 250,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Development and
Urban Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago, Joyce Chapman Apts. IL 250,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Housing and
Urban Community
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Metropolitan Pier and Site Infrastructure IL 750,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Exposition Authority and Security Camera,
Urban Software, and
Development Lighting Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Cook County Department Pulaski Road Corridor IL 500,000 Jackson (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund of Transportation and Reconstruction and
Urban Highways Multimodal
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Village of South South Holland IL 500,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Holland Neighborhood
Urban Revitalization
Development Project--South
Holland, IL
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Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Jackson Park Safety IL 1,200,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Accessibility
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Rantoul Broadmeadow Road IL 850,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Extension Project--
Urban Rantoul, IL
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Paxton, Paxton Downtown IL 850,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Illinois Streetscape
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Hazel Crest Water/Sewer Repairs IL 850,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Upgrades
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Prairie State College Prairie State College IL 250,000 Kelly (IL) .............. H
Housing and Fund Workforce
Urban Development
Development Education Facility
Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Elgin Community Advanced IL 2,000,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Housing and Fund College Manufacturing
Urban Workforce Pipeline:
Development Equipment for ECC's
Manufacturing and
Technology Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Mount Elk Grove Rural Fire IL 850,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Housing and Fund Prospect Protection District
Urban Enhancements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Itasca Park District Itasca Community IL 250,000 Krishnamoorthi .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation & Fitness
Urban Center Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Peoria Galena Road IL 600,000 LaHood .............. H
Housing and Fund Industrial Park
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Central Illinois Construct New Air IL 1,500,000 LaHood .............. H
Housing and Fund Regional Airport Cargo Road
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development Chicago Fire Chicago Fire IL 2,959,800 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Department Equipment
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Public Sustainable Updates IL 850,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Schools, Board of to CPS Outdoor
Urban Education City of Spaces
Development Chicago
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Department of Community Development Palatine Township Palatine Township IL 500,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Center--Haven
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Oak Street Underpass IL 2,000,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Horner Park Field IL 2,000,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund House Renovation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago Belray Apartments IL 850,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing (Mercy)
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Lincoln Park Rowing IL 250,000 Quigley .............. H
Housing and Fund Lagoon
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chicago, Encuentro Square IL 3,150,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Phase II
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development DuPage Housing Affordable IL 2,000,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Homeownership
Urban Infrastructure and
Development Development
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Department of Community Development Technology Center of DuPage Regional IL 500,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund DuPage Advanced
Urban Manufacturing Hub
Development Development,
Construction and
Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Von Steuben IL 500,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago Metropolitan Science
Urban Center High School
Development Facilities Upgrades
and Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Patrick Henry School IL 250,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago Playground and
Urban Infrastructure
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Renovation of Goethe IL 850,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago Elementary School's
Urban Outdoor Playspace
Development and Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Dever Elementary IL 850,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago Outdoor Space
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Camras Elementary IL 250,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago School Outdoor Space
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Northeastern Illinois Simulation Equipment IL 1,200,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund University Foundation Acquisition and
Urban Training Facility
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Park District Bell Park IL 850,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements,
Urban Expansion and
Development Facility Development
and Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education Hanson Park Stadium IL 850,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Chicago Renovations and
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Wheaton Turf, Countryside & IL 250,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund Ranch Floodprone
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wayne Township Road Wayne Township Powis IL 250,000 Ramirez .............. H
Housing and Fund District Road Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Niles Township Niles Township IL 1,250,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Respite Center
Urban Renovation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of McHenry McHenry County Police IL 1,200,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Social Work Program
Urban Headquarters Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chicago Fire CFD Engine House 71 IL 850,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Ambulance Annex
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development McHenry County McHenry County IL 850,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Conservation District Conservation
Urban District Fox Bluff
Development Conservation Area
Public Access
Enhancement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fremont Township Fremont Township IL 250,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Highway Department Critical Road
Urban Resurfacing Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Board of Education of Chicago Public IL 250,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Chicago Schools Mosaic
Urban School Improvements
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Evanston Evanston Beck Park IL 250,000 Schakowsky .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Antioch Antioch Downtown IL 580,694 Schneider .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement--Lake
Urban and Main
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lake County Lakeside Tower IL 1,000,000 Schneider .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Waukegan Park District Waukegan Park IL 250,000 Schneider .............. H
Housing and Fund District Adaptive
Urban Recreation Upgrades
Development and Equipment at
Roosevelt Park
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Department of Community Development City of Rockford Rockford Family Peace IL 250,000 Sorensen .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban Reconstruction,
Development Facility Upgrades
and Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Waubonsee Community Center for Parenting IL 450,000 Underwood Duckworth H/S
Housing and Fund College Students
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lockport Township Lockport Township IL 1,950,000 Underwood .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Shelter
Urban and Training
Development Facility
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Northern Illinois Education for Parents IL 850,000 Underwood .............. H
Housing and Fund University Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development White Oak Library Senior Outreach and IL 850,000 Underwood .............. H
Housing and Fund District Care
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Plainfield Park Bentley Road Pathway IL 250,000 Underwood .............. H
Housing and Fund District Connection
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development People for Community Hazel Johnson Job IL 900,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Recovery Training and
Urban Community Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development BEDS Plus, Inc. Triage Transitional IL 650,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development North Lawndale North Lawndale IL 1,600,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Catalyst Initiative, Community
Urban Inc. Revitalization with
Development Economic Empowerment
Hub
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Clubs of True Value Boys & IL 750,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Chicago Girls Club
Urban Accessibility
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Carbondale Homeless Center IL 2,000,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Facility Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Illinois Facilities Home First Housing IL 1,000,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Volunteers of America Hope Manor Village IL 1,000,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Illinois Joliet Housing
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Outlet Mentoring Outlet Mentoring IL 1,000,000 .............. Duckworth S
Housing and Fund Program Program Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Clubs of Capital Improvements IL 500,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Chicago
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lincoln Presidential Facility Improvements IL 450,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Foundation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development State of Illinois Land Remediation IL 3,000,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Illinois Institute of Construction of the IL 2,500,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Technology National Institute
Urban for Advanced
Development Manufacturing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Full Circle Supportive Housing IL 750,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Communities Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hamilton Food Security Project IL 2,500,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Carbondale Community Economic Hub Project IL 693,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Arts, Inc. dba
Urban Artspace 304
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of North Chicago Fire Truck IL 861,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Board of Trustees of Facilities IL 500,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Southern Illinois Improvements and
Urban University Technology Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Navy Pier Inc. Equipment Upgrades IL 722,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development North Lawndale Workforce Accelerator IL 1,000,000 .............. Durbin S
Housing and Fund Employment Network Program
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Indianapolis Master Leasing IN 850,000 Carson .............. H
Housing and Fund Homelessness Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Ivy Tech Community Indianapolis Flex IN 850,000 Carson .............. H
Housing and Fund College Lab--Workforce
Urban Training Center
Development Development,
Construction and
Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Indianapolis City of Indianapolis IN 250,000 Carson .............. H
Housing and Fund Shepherd Community
Urban Center Expansion,
Development Equipment and
Furnishings
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Georgetown Georgetown State Road IN 975,000 Houchin .............. H
Housing and Fund 64 Sidewalks
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Indiana University 10th Street Safety IN 1,200,000 Houchin .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mitchell Monon South Trail-- IN 1,000,000 Houchin .............. H
Housing and Fund Orleans to Mitchell
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Floyd County Sam Peden Community IN 175,000 Houchin .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Charlestown Charlestown Blight IN 4,000,000 Houchin .............. H
Housing and Fund Elimination Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Michigan City Michigan City IN 625,000 Mrvan .............. H
Housing and Fund Westside Opportunity
Urban Hub
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Gary West Side Community IN 1,100,000 Mrvan .............. H
Housing and Fund Stabilization--Demol
Urban ition of Former
Development Ivanhoe Elementary
School
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Unified Government of Kansas Avenue Bridge KS 1,200,000 Davids .............. H
Housing and Fund Wyandotte County and Design and
Urban Kansas City, Kansas Environmental
Development Public Works Clearance
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Johnson County, Kansas Johnson County KS 850,000 Davids .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility Security
Urban Panel Access
Development Modernization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Unified Government of Mount Marty Park KS 250,000 Davids .............. H
Housing and Fund Wyandotte County and Refurbishment
Urban Kansas City
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kansas City Board of BPU Electric Grid KS 250,000 Davids .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Utilities System Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Osawatomie John Brown Park KS 250,000 Davids Moran H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Refurbishment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Prairie Public Facilities KS 250,000 Davids .............. H
Housing and Fund Village Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kansas Department of Route 92 Centennial KS 4,000,000 Schmidt Moran H
Housing and Fund Transportation Bridge Replacement
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Unified Government of Union Pacific Bridge KS 2,063,000 Schmidt .............. H
Housing and Fund Wyandotte County and Underpass
Urban Kansas City, Kansas
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mennonite Housing Wichita Affordable KS 825,000 .............. Moran S
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation Housing
Urban Services, Inc. Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Cerebral Palsy The Timbers Housing KS 2,500,000 .............. Moran S
Housing and Fund Research Foundation Renovation Project
Urban of Kansas Inc
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Prairie Band Head Start Facility KS 4,968,000 .............. Moran S
Housing and Fund Potawatomi Nation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kansas State John Brown Memorial KS 2,000,000 Davids Moran S
Housing and Fund Historical Society Park & Visitors
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development McPherson Housing McPherson Affordable KS 2,000,000 .............. Moran S
Housing and Fund Coalition Housing Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Scott County Fiscal Triple Crown Business KY 2,000,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Park Development
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mercer County Fiscal Wilkinson Farm KY 2,000,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Megasite--Industrial
Urban Park Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Versailles Road and Utility KY 1,400,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Montgomery County Industrial Park KY 1,400,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Fiscal Court Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Berea Kenway Extension for KY 1,000,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Safety and
Urban Mobility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Estill County Fiscal Water District 12 KY 1,200,000 Barr .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Water System
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Oak Grove Oak Grove Water KY 1,000,000 Comer .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hickman County Business Commerce KY 4,050,000 Comer .............. H
Housing and Fund Industrial Building
Urban Development Authority
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Springfield Water and Springfield KY 1,000,000 Comer .............. H
Housing and Fund Sewer Commission Industrial Park
Urban Waterline
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Edmonson County Water Brownsville Water KY 14,000,00 Guthrie .............. H
Housing and Fund District Intake Tower 0
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Green River Valley Northwestern Hart KY 2,000,000 Guthrie .............. H
Housing and Fund Water District County Water System
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Louisville-Jefferson Young Adult Shelter KY 1,000,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund County Metro and Transitional
Urban Government Housing
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Louisville-Jefferson Vacant to Vibrant KY 1,500,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund County Metro Program
Urban Government
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Louisville-Jefferson St. Mary's Church KY 1,000,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund County Metro Renovation
Urban Government
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jefferson Community & Jefferson Rising KY 850,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund Technical College Parking Lot Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Garage KY 850,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund Purchase and
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Simmons College of Simmons College KY 850,000 McGarvey .............. H
Housing and Fund Kentucky Westover Campus
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wolfe County Fiscal Emergency Facility KY 5,000,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development McCreary County Fiscal Firehouse KY 2,000,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pikeville Industrial Building KY 6,000,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harlan County Fiscal Water System KY 4,000,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Clay County Fiscal Livestock Marketplace KY 1,030,000 Rogers (KY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Court Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Owensboro Family YMCA Owensboro and Daviess KY 6,600,000 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund County Community
Urban Childcare Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development McCreary County Historic Stearns KY 11,000,00 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund Heritage Foundation Revitalization 0
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Somerset-Pulaski Barnesburg Road KY 1,450,000 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund Economic Development Bridge Construction
Urban Authority
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Barren County Cave City Area KY 20,000,00 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund Agriculture 0
Urban Exposition Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Covington Riverfront Podium and KY 4,500,000 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund Land Bridge
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Louisville-Jefferson Belvedere KY 7,000,000 .............. McConnell S
Housing and Fund County Metro Transformation
Urban Government
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development BioDistrict New BioDistrict New LA 3,700,000 Carter (LA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Orleans Orleans--Education
Urban Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development England Airpark Aviation Career and LA 4,500,000 Fields Kennedy H/S
Housing and Fund Education (ACE)
Urban Initiative Building
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Lafayette Consolidated Lafayette Emergency LA 5,000,000 Fields Kennedy H/S
Housing and Fund Government Operations Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Natchitoches Rue de Gabriel LA 2,000,000 Fields .............. H
Housing and Fund Extension Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Baker Jefferson Avenue LA 250,000 Fields .............. H
Housing and Fund Youth Ballpark and
Urban Sportsplex
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Recreation and Park Gardere Community LA 250,000 Fields .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission for the Facility for Youth--
Urban Parish of East Baton Development,
Development Rouge Construction and
Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Shreveport Kings Highway LA 850,000 Fields .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction,
Urban Parking Improvements
Development and Street Corridor
Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southern University Egress Development LA 850,000 Fields .............. H
Housing and Fund A&M College and Infrastructure
Urban for Southern
Development University Baton
Rouge Campus
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Louisiana Fire and Flood Rescue Training LA 3,500,000 Letlow .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Training Facility
Urban Academy
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of St. Commerce Street LA 2,200,000 Letlow .............. H
Housing and Fund Francisville Multimodal
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Monroe City-Wide Storm LA 2,200,000 Letlow Kennedy H
Housing and Fund Drainage & Sanitary
Urban Sewer Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Grand Isle Port Oak Lane Dock LA 2,700,000 Scalise .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Facility and Shrimp
Urban Dock Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development City of Baton Rouge- Canal Retrofit LA 5,000,000 .............. Cassidy S
Housing and Fund Parish of East Baton Project
Urban Rouge
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of New Shea Penland Coastal LA 1,500,000 .............. Cassidy S
Housing and Fund Orleans Research Educational
Urban Facility Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Monroe Benoit Community LA 4,500,000 .............. Cassidy S
Housing and Fund Center Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Nicholls State Engineering Workforce LA 6,500,000 .............. Cassidy S
Housing and Fund University Development Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Abbeville Riverfront LA 4,500,000 .............. Kennedy S
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lincoln Parish Police Rough Edge Road LA 7,000,000 .............. Kennedy S
Housing and Fund Jury Interchange
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Terrebonne Churches Food Bank LA 2,500,000 .............. Kennedy S
Housing and Fund United Food Bank Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Second Harvest Food Second Harvest Food LA 2,000,000 .............. Kennedy S
Housing and Fund Bank of Greater New Bank
Urban Orleans and Acadiana
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fall River Columbia Street MA 1,300,000 Auchincloss Warren H
Housing and Fund Streetscape and
Urban Parklet
Development Rehabilitation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Attleboro Attleboro Recreation MA 2,000,000 Auchincloss .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Center Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Mansfield Mansfield Council on MA 850,000 Auchincloss .............. H
Housing and Fund Aging Senior Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Attleboro Attleboro Downtown MA 850,000 Auchincloss .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Berkley Berkley Town Common MA 850,000 Auchincloss .............. H
Housing and Fund Pedestrian
Urban Infrastructure and
Development Safety Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Medford Willis Avenue MA 250,000 Clark Markey, Warren H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Framingham Framingham Community MA 3,150,000 Clark Warren H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Malden, Malden Roofs Project MA 850,000 Clark Warren H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Stoneham Stoneham High School MA 850,000 Clark .............. H
Housing and Fund Wetlands Restoration
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Watertown Walkable Watertown MA 500,000 Clark .............. H
Housing and Fund Square Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Winthrop Winthrop Old Middle MA 250,000 Clark .............. H
Housing and Fund School Redevelopment
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Melrose Melrose Public MA 250,000 Clark .............. H
Housing and Fund Address System
Urban Repairs and
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Revere Revere Community MA 250,000 Clark .............. H
Housing and Fund Boatyard Remediation
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Northeast Coastal MA 850,000 Keating Markey H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Ocean Forecast
Urban Dartmouth System Computer
Development Upgrade Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Massachusetts Maritime Training Equipment MA 250,000 Keating Markey H
Housing and Fund Academy Acquisition
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mashpee Wampanoag Plaza Del Sol MA 1,152,000 Keating Markey, Warren H/S
Housing and Fund Tribe Transitional Housing
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Barnstable County Children's Cove Child MA 3,150,000 Keating Warren H
Housing and Fund Advocacy Center
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Bridgewater Bridgewater MBTA MA 1,000,000 Keating .............. H
Housing and Fund Platform Relocation
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Boston Housing Redevelopment of the MA 850,000 Lynch Markey H
Housing and Fund Authority Mary Ellen McCormack
Urban Community
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Salt Water Pump House MA 1,000,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Boston Cooling Capacity
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Weymouth Weymouth Veterans MA 1,200,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Resource Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Hingham Hingham Public Safety MA 850,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Braintree Braintree Fire MA 2,500,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Headquarters
Urban Renovation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Stoughton Historic Stoughton MA 1,000,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Train Depot
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Hingham Hingham Inner Harbor MA 250,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Resiliency
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Walpole Walpole High School MA 850,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation
Urban Improvement Plan
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Weymouth Weymouth Iron Hill MA 250,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Redesign and
Urban Reconstruction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Brockton Salisbury Brook Box MA 850,000 Lynch .............. H
Housing and Fund Culvert Repair
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Ashfield Ashfield Retaining MA 250,000 McGovern Markey, Warren H
Housing and Fund Wall
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Amherst Town of Amherst MA 1,000,000 McGovern .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter and
Urban Supportive Housing
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Worcester 128 Providence Street MA 1,200,000 McGovern .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Remediation
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Northampton Northampton Community MA 500,000 McGovern .............. H
Housing and Fund Resilience Hub
Urban Facility Development
Development and Construction
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Department of Community Development Town of Burlington Burlington Multi-Use MA 1,000,000 Moulton .............. H
Housing and Fund Pathway
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Georgetown Georgetown Middle- MA 850,000 Moulton .............. H
Housing and Fund High School Heating
Urban and Cooling System
Development
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Department of Community Development Salem State University Salem State Science MA 500,000 Moulton .............. H
Housing and Fund Labs
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Reading Reading Lower MA 250,000 Moulton .............. H
Housing and Fund Downtown Streetscape
Urban Enhancement
Development
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Department of Community Development Berkshire Community Berkshire Community MA 995,000 Neal Markey H
Housing and Fund College College Trades
Urban Academy
Development
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Department of Community Development Springfield City East Springfield City MA 500,000 Neal Markey, Warren H
Housing and Fund Library Library Renovation
Urban and Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Springfield Forest Park MA 1,000,000 Neal .............. H
Housing and Fund Horticultural and
Urban Learning Center
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Holyoke Holyoke Farr Alpaca MA 250,000 Neal .............. H
Housing and Fund Mill Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Massachusetts College MCLA Early Education MA 1,200,000 Neal .............. H
Housing and Fund of Liberal Arts Center Facility
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Boston Housing Fairmount MA 1,000,000 Pressley Markey, Warren H/S
Housing and Fund Authority Modernization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Somerville Union Square Plaza MA 500,000 Pressley Markey, Warren H
Housing and Fund and Streetscape
Urban Phase 1
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Chelsea Former Forbes MA 850,000 Pressley Warren H
Housing and Fund Lithograph
Urban Manufacturing
Development Company Site
Redevelopment in
Chelsea
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Department of Community Development City of Everett Gateway Park MA 850,000 Pressley Warren H
Housing and Fund Boardwalk
Urban Development and
Development Construction,
Everett
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Department of Community Development City of Chelsea Renovation of MA 3,150,000 Pressley .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts
Urban Veterans Home at
Development Chelsea
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Department of Community Development University of Property Acquisition MA 850,000 Trahan Markey, Warren H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Lowell in Support of the
Urban Lowell Innovation
Development Network Corridor
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Department of Community Development City of Lowell, Lowell Priority MA 2,000,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Intersections
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Haverhill, Merrimack Downtown MA 1,000,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Redevelopment
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fitchburg, Water Street Gateway MA 850,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Corridor Sidewalk
Urban and Lighting
Development Replacement Project
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Department of Community Development Mount Wachusett North Central MA 850,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Massachusetts Auto
Urban Technician Training
Development Center Expansion
Project
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Department of Community Development City of Methuen, Methuen Intersections MA 850,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Safety Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Gardner, Gardner Community MA 250,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Center Upgrades and
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Marlborough, Bolton Street (Route MA 250,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts 85) and Union Street
Urban Intersection
Development Infrastructure
Improvements and
Streetscaping
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Department of Community Development Town of Boxborough, Sheltered Bus Stops MA 250,000 Trahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Massachusetts for Boxborough/Acton
Urban Inter-Town Bus
Development System
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Department of Community Development Easterseals The Bridge Center MA 1,393,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Massachusetts, Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Francis House Shelter Renovations MA 200,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Cape & Islands Veterans Affordable MA 853,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Veterans Outreach Housing--Pitchers
Urban Center, Inc. Way Hyannis
Development
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Department of Community Development Hope for Youth and Youth Arts Center MA 5,000,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Families Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development People Incorporated Expansion of People MA 2,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Incorporated Early
Urban Education Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Peace Properties, Inc. Ayer Commons MA 4,000,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development UTEC, Inc. UTEC Workforce MA 773,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Infrastructure
Development
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Department of Community Development Louis D. Brown Peace Louis D. Brown Peace MA 2,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Institute Institute
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Children's Services of Center for Family MA 2,909,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Roxbury, Inc. Well-being
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Victory Programs Residential Facility MA 2,600,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Centerboard Young Parent Living MA 373,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Program
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Waltham Boys & Girls Kitchen Project for MA 1,524,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Club, Inc. Childhood Food
Urban Insecurity
Development
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Department of Community Development Revitalize Community Healthy Homes for Low- MA 250,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Development Income Families
Urban Corporation
Development
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Department of Community Development La Colaborativa Chelsea MA 750,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Apprenticeship
Urban Institute
Development
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Department of Community Development Lawrence Marriner Mill MA 1,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund CommunityWorks Community Service
Urban Facility
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Leominster Leominster Senior MA 893,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Center Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development 2Life Communities Treehouse at Olmsted MA 1,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Development, Inc. Village Community
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Breaktime United, Inc. The Hub for Solving MA 2,107,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Young Adult
Urban Homelessness
Development
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Department of Community Development CitySpace Inc. Restoration of MA 3,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Easthampton Old Town
Urban Hall
Development
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Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Clubs of Marr-McLaughlin MA 1,500,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Dorchester, Inc. Campus
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
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Department of Community Development St. Mary's Center for Permanent Supportive MA 2,000,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Women and Children Housing for Families
Urban Exiting Homelessness
Development in Dorchester
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Department of Community Development South Shore Young Germantown Food MA 1,000,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Men's Christian Pantry Expansion
Urban Association
Development
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Department of Community Development FamilyAid Boston, Inc. FamilyAid's West MA 1,000,000 .............. Markey, Warren S
Housing and Fund Newton Family
Urban Navigation Center
Development
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Department of Community Development YWCA of Western Facilities MA 1,223,000 .............. Warren S
Housing and Fund Massachusetts Renovation,
Urban Infrastructure
Development Upgrades, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Anne Arundel County Crownsville Meyer MD 3,150,000 Elfreth Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Building Van Hollen
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mount Airy Infrastructure MD 850,000 Elfreth Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Improvements and Van Hollen
Urban Upgrades at The Flat
Development Iron Building, Phase
2
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Department of Community Development Howard County Housing Artists Flats MD 2,000,000 Elfreth Alsobrooks, H/S
Housing and Fund Commission Apartments Van Hollen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Howard County, Facilities Upgrades MD 1,250,000 Elfreth Van Hollen H
Housing and Fund Maryland and Equipment for
Urban Public Safety During
Development Storms
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Department of Community Development University of Maryland Facility Upgrades and MD 800,000 Elfreth .............. H
Housing and Fund Center for Expansion in
Urban Environmental Annapolis
Development Sciences
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Department of Community Development Baltimore County Middle River Fire MD 9,000,000 Harris .............. H
Housing and Fund Company Improvements
Urban and Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Mary's County YMCA Great Mills MD 850,000 Hoyer Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Van Hollen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Mary's Housing St. Mary's County MD 850,000 Hoyer .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Affordable Housing
Urban Acquisition and
Development Relocation
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Department of Community Development Redevelopment The Arc Prince MD 1,840,909 Ivey Alsobrooks H/S
Housing and Fund Authority of Prince George's County
Urban George's County Affordable Housing
Development Rehabilitation/
Preservation
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Department of Community Development City of Greenbelt, MD Greenbelt Youth MD 1,554,969 Ivey Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Center Roof Van Hollen
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development Redevelopment The Arc Prince MD 850,000 Ivey Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Authority of Prince George's County Full- Van Hollen
Urban George's County Service Community
Development Center
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Department of Community Development Prince George's County North Prince George's MD 850,000 Ivey Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Government County Animal Van Hollen
Urban Shelter
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Housing Authority of MD 3,150,000 Ivey Van Hollen H
Housing and Fund the City of College the City of College
Urban Park Park MD Renovation
Development of Attick Towers
Apartments
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Department of Community Development City of District City of District MD 1,000,000 Ivey .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights Heights, MD Police
Urban Station
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hyattsville David C. Driskell MD 850,000 Ivey .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Park
Urban Expansion--Acquisiti
Development on, Development, and
Preservation
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Department of Community Development City of Frederick, Frederick Youth MD 3,000,000 McClain Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Maryland Center Furnishings, Delaney Van Hollen
Urban Equipment and
Development Security
Enhancements
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Department of Community Development Frederick County Taney Avenue Senior MD 1,000,000 McClain Alsobrooks, H/S
Housing and Fund Center and Senior Delaney Van Hollen
Urban Affordable Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Baltimore County Turner Station MD 3,150,000 Mfume .............. H
Housing and Fund Resiliency
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Maryland Economic Baltimore Harbor MD 250,000 Mfume .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Public Facility
Urban Corporation Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Carroll Community Carroll Community MD 850,000 Olszewski Van Hollen H
Housing and Fund College College Applied
Urban Technology and
Development Trades Center
Equipment and
Furnishings
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Baltimore County The Reisterstown Main MD 250,000 Olszewski Van Hollen H
Housing and Fund Government Street Lamppost
Urban Replacements
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Workforce Development MD 2,000,000 Raskin Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund and Technical Van Hollen
Urban Training Center
Development Upgrades and
Expansion
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County US 29 Critical Bike & MD 500,000 Raskin Alsobrooks, H
Housing and Fund Department of Pedestrian Safety Van Hollen
Urban Transportation Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Low-Income Home MD 850,000 Raskin Van Hollen H
Housing and Fund Weatherization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Security Cameras for MD 850,000 Raskin .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parking Garages
Urban Transportation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Greenbelt Greenbelt Springhill MD 250,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Lake Recreation Van Hollen
Urban Center Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Latin American Youth LAYC Prince George's MD 1,500,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Center County Site Van Hollen
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development The Arc Baltimore Home and Building MD 644,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Renovations and Van Hollen
Urban Accessible Vehicles
Development
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Department of Community Development Maryland Deaf Community Center MD 500,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Community Center Renovations Van Hollen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Aberdeen Aberdeen Activity MD 300,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Center Outdoor Van Hollen
Urban Recreation
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Baltimore Museum of Echoes from the Key MD 730,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Industry Bridge Facility Van Hollen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Meals on Wheels of Capital Improvements MD 1,500,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Central Maryland, Van Hollen
Urban Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development Ivy Community Ivy Village Incubator MD 2,000,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Charities of Prince for Nonprofit Van Hollen
Urban George's County, Inc. Excellence
Development
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Department of Community Development Sanctuary AP3 Co. The Sanctuary Garden MD 2,000,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Van Hollen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The Chimes Foundation, Chimes Home Safety MD 1,000,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Inc. and Accessibility Van Hollen
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery Housing Amherst Affordable MD 1,000,000 .............. Alsobrooks, S
Housing and Fund Partnership, Inc. Housing Van Hollen
Urban Redevelopment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Parity Baltimore Parity Homes MD 1,524,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Incorporated Strategic
Urban Acquisition Fund
Development
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Department of Community Development Cedar Lane Senior Cedar Lane Senior MD 1,500,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Living Community III Living Community
Urban Inc. Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Robert W. Johnson Community Center MD 500,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Community Center Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development AfriThrive Inc. Community Food Center MD 800,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Renovation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Easterseals DC MD VA, Easterseals MD 2,000,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Inc. Hagerstown Child
Urban Development Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Baltimore County Essex Branch MD 2,000,000 .............. Van Hollen S
Housing and Fund Public Library Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Stonington Stonington Commercial ME 2,000,000 Golden King H
Housing and Fund Fish Pier
Urban Improvement Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Jay Town of Jay Alden ME 565,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Hill Road Economic
Urban Development
Development Enhancement Project
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Department of Community Development Town of Swan's Island Town of Swan's Island ME 1,400,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Town Dock
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Jonesport Jonesport Working ME 1,200,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Waterfront Access at
Urban Henry Point
Development
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Department of Community Development Central Maine Central Maine ME 500,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College
Urban Public Service
Development Simulation Center
Expansion
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Department of Community Development Town of Fort Kent Fort Kent Public ME 850,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Works Garage
Urban Expansion Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Mi'kmaq Nation Mi'kmaq Environmental ME 850,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Laboratory
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Auburn Auburn Tech Hub ME 250,000 Golden .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Damariscotta Town of Damariscotta ME 850,000 Pingree King H
Housing and Fund Community and
Urban Pedestrian Connector
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Waterville Waterville Downtown ME 850,000 Pingree King H
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Millinocket Historical ADA Compliance ME 580,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Society Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Sanford Public Safety ME 5,000,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Facilities
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Easton Fire Station ME 3,600,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Patriarchs Club Harmony Facility ME 230,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Down East Community Down East Community ME 2,190,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Hospital Hospital Workforce
Urban Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Eagle Lake Fire Department ME 150,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Substation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Auburn Auburn Area ME 8,000,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Infrastructure for
Urban Workforce Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Sanford Housing York County Workforce ME 2,500,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Authority Development and Senior Housing
Urban Corporation
Development
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Department of Community Development Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township ME 2,985,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Indian Township Passamaquoddy
Urban Housing Initiative
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Island Falls Fire and Ambulance ME 1,603,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Department
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Brooks Historical Pilley House ME 100,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Society Restoration
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Kenduskeag Kenduskeag Fire ME 3,500,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Aroostook Agency on Aroostook Agency on ME 1,370,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Aging Aging Facility
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Dixmont Fire and Rescue ME 2,332,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Rumford Center Village Meeting House ME 232,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Improvement Society Restoration
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Northern Forest Center Maine Woods Housing ME 2,500,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Inc Initiative
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Brownville Brownville Fire ME 2,770,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Winter Harbor Facility Restoration ME 1,150,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Historical Society
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Memorial ME 2,400,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Public Library Library Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Rumford Childcare and ME 3,000,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of North Berwick Fire and Rescue ME 3,400,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Stacyville Fire Station ME 2,000,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mars Hill Community Center ME 2,000,000 .............. Collins S
Housing and Fund Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Kittery Community Center ME 1,500,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Monson Fire Station ME 3,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Van Buren Small Business ME 1,737,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Incubator and
Urban Community Hub
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Care Shaw House Youth ME 848,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Shelter Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of East Paper Mill Cleanup ME 5,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Millinocket and Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Lincoln Lincoln Technology ME 4,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wesley Volunteer Fire Volunteer Fire ME 2,520,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Department, Inc. Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Clubs of Boys & Girls Club ME 3,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Southern Maine Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development York County Community Workforce and Student ME 6,500,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund College Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Maine MILL Maine MILL Renovation ME 3,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of Maine at Computer Training ME 885,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Fort Kent Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Quoddy Tides Masonic Hall ME 2,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund Foundation Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development SeniorsPlus Older Adult Education ME 1,000,000 .............. Collins, King S
Housing and Fund and Nutrition
Urban Facility
Development
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Department of Community Development The Chapman House Affordable Housing ME 1,317,000 .............. King S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Youth and Family Childcare Facility ME 500,000 .............. King S
Housing and Fund Outreach Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YWCA Central Maine Childcare Facility ME 1,689,000 .............. King S
Housing and Fund Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Avesta Housing Affordable Housing ME 2,000,000 .............. King S
Housing and Fund Development Property Acquisition
Urban Corporation and Remediation
Development
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Department of Community Development Dignity First Homeful Village ME 2,000,000 .............. King S
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Brighton Water Treatment Plant MI 1,000,000 Barrett Slotkin H/S
Housing and Fund Generator
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Eaton Rapids Horner Mill MI 1,000,000 Barrett Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Demolition &
Urban Redevelopment
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Maple Bridge Replacement MI 1,000,000 Barrett Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Rapids
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Clinton County Road Chandler Road-- MI 2,500,000 Barrett .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Coleman Road to
Urban Stoll Road
Development
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Department of Community Development Oakland County Road Drain Culvert MI 1,000,000 Barrett .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Shiawassee County Road New Lothrop Road MI 1,000,000 Barrett .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Bridge Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Menominee Circle Lane 3 MI 1,178,000 Bergman Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Subdivision
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Saline Saline Community MI 2,700,000 Dingell Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban Rehabilitation
Development Project
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Department of Community Development Pittsfield Charter Pittsfield Township MI 2,000,000 Dingell Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Township Public Safety
Urban Facility Improvement
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Fire MI 250,000 Dingell Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Station #3
Urban Demolition,
Development Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Plymouth Plymouth Cultural MI 850,000 Dingell .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Northville City of Northville MI 850,000 Dingell .............. H
Housing and Fund High Street Bridge
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Novi Novi Public Safety MI 250,000 Dingell .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Macomb County Reconstruction of MI 8,000,000 James .............. H
Housing and Fund Mound Road from 8
Urban Mile Road to I-696
Development
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Department of Community Development Saginaw Valley State Cardinal Square MI 250,000 McDonald Rivet .............. H
Housing and Fund University Streetscaping
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Genesee County Land Removing Blight and MI 850,000 McDonald Rivet .............. H
Housing and Fund Bank Authority Restoring Land in
Urban Genesee County (MI)
Development
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Department of Community Development Flint Community Flint Community MI 1,200,000 McDonald Rivet .............. H
Housing and Fund Schools Schools' Workforce
Urban and Career Campus
Development Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development Fruitland Township North Scenic Drive MI 9,074,000 Moolenaar .............. H
Housing and Fund Non-Motorized
Urban Pathway
Development
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Department of Community Development Shelby Township Shelby Acres MI 1,200,000 Moolenaar .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Grand Rapids--Kent Grand River MI 250,000 Scholten Peters, H
Housing and Fund County Convention and Neighborhood Slotkin
Urban Arena Authority Enhancement and
Development Accessibility Bridge
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Department of Community Development Village of Fruitport Village of Fruitport MI 464,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Shoreline Access and
Urban Trails--Infrastructu
Development re Upgrades,
Expansion and
Revitalization
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Department of Community Development Muskegon County Learn. Transform. MI 500,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Thrive: Building a
Urban Home for Literacy
Development
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Department of Community Development Interurban Transit Central Station Early MI 1,000,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Partnership Childhood Education
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Muskegon Broadway Avenue MI 2,000,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights Reconstruction &
Urban Streetscape--Phase
Development II
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Department of Community Development Michigan State Housing Pleasant Hills Phase MI 250,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Authority 3
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Muskegon Area Advanced MI 750,000 Scholten .............. H
Housing and Fund Intermediate School Manufacturing
Urban District Training Equipment
Development Acquisition
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Department of Community Development City of Farmington Farmington Hills MI 850,000 Stevens Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Hills Senior Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Pontiac City of Pontiac Youth MI 2,000,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Birmingham, Birmingham Senior/ MI 1,200,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Michigan Recreation Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Royal Oak Royal Oak Community MI 850,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Wellness Hub: Multi-
Urban Purpose Indoor Field
Development Facility
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Department of Community Development City of Madison Roadway asphalt MI 520,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights overlay on Avis
Urban Drive from East 14
Development Mile to Dequindre
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Department of Community Development Oakland County Oakland County MI 500,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Critical
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements at the
Detroit Zoo
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Department of Community Development City of Troy Troy Community MI 250,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Center--Building
Urban Generator
Development
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Department of Community Development Charter Township of Commerce Township/ MI 250,000 Stevens .............. H
Housing and Fund Commerce Wixom community
Urban connection
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Ecorse City of Ecorse Fire MI 680,592 Thanedar .............. H
Housing and Fund Station Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Michigan State Housing Thome Rivertown MI 250,000 Thanedar .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Authority Senior Affordable
Urban Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Southgate Downriver Miracle MI 250,000 Thanedar .............. H
Housing and Fund Field and Playground
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wayne State University WDET Community MI 250,000 Thanedar .............. H
Housing and Fund Broadcast Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Livonia Bike/Walk Livonia MI 850,000 Tlaib Peters H
Housing and Fund Stark Road Widening
Urban and Active
Development Transportation
Infrastructure
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Department of Community Development City of Southfield Hope Apartments-- MI 850,000 Tlaib Peters H
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban and Site Development
Development and Construction for
Youth Aging out of
Foster Care
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Department of Community Development Redford Charter Redford Charter MI 2,000,000 Tlaib Peters, H/S
Housing and Fund Township Township Lead Slotkin
Urban Service Lines
Development Replacement
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Department of Community Development School District of the Michael Berry Career MI 1,200,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund City of Dearborn Center and Green
Urban Schoolyards
Development Facilities and Site
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Southfield City of Southfield MI 3,150,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Aging in Place
Urban Critical Home
Development Repairs
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Department of Community Development City of Westland City of Westland New MI 2,000,000 Tlaib Slotkin H
Housing and Fund Fire Station No. 4
Urban Development and
Development Construction and New
Fire Engine
Acquisition
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Department of Community Development Detroit Public Schools Cooley High School MI 1,000,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Community District Redevelopment and
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Charter County of Wayne County Youth MI 850,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Wayne Facility Capital
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Inkster Harvest River Square MI 500,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization, City
Urban of Inkster
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Southfield Mt. Vernon Street MI 250,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction and
Urban Streetscaping
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Beverly Village of Beverly MI 250,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Hills Hills Beverly Park
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Franklin Village of Franklin MI 250,000 Tlaib .............. H
Housing and Fund Irving Apple Tree
Urban Lane Pathway
Development Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development Adrian Public Schools Drager Early MI 2,200,000 Walberg .............. H
Housing and Fund Education Center
Urban Boiler Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Niles Indiana-Michigan MI 2,000,000 Walberg .............. H
Housing and Fund River Valley Trail
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Detroit Archdale Senior MI 500,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund Housing and Affordable Housing
Urban Revitalization
Development Department
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Department of Community Development Downriver Community Ecorse Creek Bridge MI 2,500,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund Conference and Culvert
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development Grand Traverse Band of Housing Facility to MI 574,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund Ottawa and Chippewa Support Substance
Urban Indians Abuse Recovery
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Albion Early Learning STEM MI 500,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Southfield Garner Street Housing MI 1,200,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Flint Flint Eastside Market MI 2,000,000 .............. Peters S
Housing and Fund and Residential
Urban Units Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Bay City Fire Station Clean-Up MI 959,000 .............. Peters, S
Housing and Fund Slotkin
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Flint Berston Field House MI 6,320,000 .............. Peters, S
Housing and Fund Expansion and Slotkin
Urban Renovation Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Housing Lincoln Avenue Lofts MI 500,000 .............. Slotkin S
Housing and Fund Network
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Marquette County Short Term Emergency MI 750,000 .............. Slotkin S
Housing and Fund Recuperative Care
Urban Shelter and Long
Development Term Housing
Initiative
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Department of Community Development City of Ecorse Ecorse Creek MI 2,538,000 .............. Slotkin S
Housing and Fund Connector Trail and
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
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Department of Community Development Communities First, Mixed Use Development MI 2,000,000 .............. Slotkin S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development South Oakland Shelter Lighthouse Campus MI 1,000,000 .............. Slotkin S
Housing and Fund dba Lighthouse MI Redevelopment and
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lakeville Lakeville FiRST MN 1,000,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Center Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Dakota County Dakota County MN 500,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Regional Household Smith
Urban Hazardous Waste and
Development Recycling Facility
Acquisition,
Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Carver Levee Modernization MN 4,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Saint Paul Hayden Heights MN 3,150,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Library Smith
Urban Reconstruction Phase
Development II
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Department of Community Development City of Maplewood East Metro Public MN 2,000,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Safety Training Smith
Urban Center Expansion
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Saint Paul Burn Building MN 1,250,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Restoration and Smith
Urban Reconstruction
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Excelsior WAFTA Site Cleanup MN 1,200,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Edina Fire Training Tower MN 600,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Burner Replacement Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Park Trunk MN 850,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Highway Watermain Smith
Urban Crossings
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Deephaven Deephaven Park MN 250,000 Morrison Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Improvements Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Maple Grove Animal Facility MN 850,000 Morrison .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion and
Urban Reinvestment
Development
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Department of Community Development Independent School Brooklyn Center STEAM MN 1,500,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund District 286, Elementary Community Smith
Urban Brooklyn Center Schoolyard
Development Community Schools
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Department of Community Development City of Hilltop City of Hilltop MN 850,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Emergency Tornado Smith
Urban Shelter
Development
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Department of Community Development Hennepin County Hennepin County MN 500,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Emergency Shelter Smith
Urban System
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Golden Valley Golden Valley East MN 250,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Fire Station Smith
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Crystal MAC Wildlife Area MN 1,200,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Phase 3 Trail and Smith
Urban Boardwalk Walking
Development Loop--Crystal
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Department of Community Development City of Saint Anthony Saint Anthony Village MN 250,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Village Public Safety Smith
Urban Facility Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Columbia Columbia Heights MN 850,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Heights Municipal Vehicle Smith
Urban Facility
Development Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Robbinsdale Robbinsdale Public MN 850,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Housing and Fund Works Facility-- Smith
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Women's Advocates Expanding Capacity at MN 3,500,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund the Nation's First Smith
Urban Domestic Violence
Development Shelter
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Department of Community Development Accessible Space, Inc. Rehabilitation for MN 700,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing Smith
Urban Sites in Greater
Development Minnesota
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Department of Community Development Red Wing Housing and Haven of Hope Shelter MN 977,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Project Smith
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development YouthLink YouthLink Building MN 989,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Roof Replacement Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Greater Bemidji Bemidji Rail Corridor MN 2,500,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Smith
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Partnership with MN 234,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund of Morrison County Little Falls School Smith
Urban District
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Sandstone Sandstone School MN 850,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Economic Development Workforce Housing Smith
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development Otter Tail County New York Mills MN 600,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Housing and Affordable Senior Smith
Urban Redevelopment Housing Project
Development Authority
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Department of Community Development Central Minnesota Hilltop Square MN 3,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Housing Partnership, Apartments Smith
Urban Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Albert Lea Blazing Star MN 2,600,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Remediation Smith
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Family Freedom Center Business Incubator in MN 835,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Central Hillside Smith
Urban Duluth
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing and Ross Park Apartments MN 222,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Parking & Community Smith
Urban Authority of Sleepy Home Project
Development Eye
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Department of Community Development Central Minnesota Westwood Development MN 450,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Habitat for Humanity Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Alexandria Housing and Woodhill Townhomes MN 966,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Smith
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development Northwoods Battered Shelter Expansion MN 300,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Women's Shelter Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Madison Westview Housing MN 2,370,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Development Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Little Earth Residents Akiins Pejuta Hub MN 2,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Association Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Minneapolis Public Missing Middle MN 2,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Housing Authority Construction Project Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Saint Paul Public Seal Hi-Rise MN 2,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Housing Agency Modernization Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development One Roof Community New Model--Reentry MN 1,000,000 .............. Klobuchar, S
Housing and Fund Housing Housing Smith
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development State Fair Community Workforce Training MO 6,000,000 Alford .............. H
Housing and Fund College Center for
Urban Agriculture
Development Advancement
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Department of Community Development Metropolitan Parks and Metropolitan Parks MO 850,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation District and Recreation
Urban of St. Louis Brickline Greenway
Development District of St.
Louis--Cortex
Metrolink Station to
Forest Park
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Department of Community Development City of St. Louis South Riverfront MO 250,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Ferguson, Plaza at 501 MO 1,000,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Missouri Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Northwoods Northwoods Community MO 850,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Demolition,
Urban Development, and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of St. Louis City of St. Louis-- MO 850,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Southside Senior
Urban Services Center
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of St. Louis City of St. Louis-- MO 850,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund Northside Youth and
Urban Senior Service
Development Center Construction
Project
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Department of Community Development City of St. Louis Upgrades to the MO 250,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund City's Emergency
Urban Management
Development Simulation Training
Lab
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Department of Community Development City of St. Louis Renovation/Upgrades MO 250,000 Bell .............. H
Housing and Fund to the City's Fire
Urban Training Tower
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kansas City, Brush Creek Greenway MO 2,000,000 Cleaver .............. H
Housing and Fund Missouri Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Grandview, Main Street Market MO 850,000 Cleaver .............. H
Housing and Fund Missouri
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Metropolitan Community Longview Automotive MO 850,000 Cleaver .............. H
Housing and Fund College Institute
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of North Kansas Town Square MO 250,000 Cleaver .............. H
Housing and Fund City, Missouri Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of Missouri North Missouri MO 5,000,000 Graves .............. H
Housing and Fund Weather Monitoring
Urban Infrastructure
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Liberty Downtown Safety MO 5,000,000 Graves .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Grand River Technical Facilities MO 2,000,000 Graves .............. H
Housing and Fund School Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Jefferson Police Headquarters MO 1,000,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund Addition
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of St. Charles Senior Center MO 500,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of St. Charles Reconstruction of MO 1,500,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund Harry S. Truman
Urban Boulevard
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Jefferson High Street Viaduct MO 1,000,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Centertown Central Wastewater MO 1,000,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund Collection and
Urban Treatment System
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Jefferson Fire Command Center MO 1,000,000 Onder .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Pearl River Community Road Infrastructure MS 2,000,000 Ezell Hyde-Smith, H/S
Housing and Fund College Project Wicker
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Jones County Junior Educational Building MS 1,000,000 Ezell Hyde-Smith, H
Housing and Fund College Construction Wicker
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Perry County Perry County Street MS 1,000,000 Ezell .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Pat Harrison Waterway Pat Harrison Waterway MS 4,000,000 Guest Hyde-Smith, H
Housing and Fund District District Archusa Dam Wicker
Urban Repair and
Development Rehabilitation
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Department of Community Development Mississippi State Raspet Flight MS 4,000,000 Guest .............. H
Housing and Fund University Research Laboratory
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mathiston Water System MS 4,000,000 Kelly (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Jackson Redevelopment Forward Together MS 850,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Initiative--Communit
Urban y Facilities
Development Development,
Construction, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development North Delta Planning & Mississippi Student MS 850,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Development District Facilities and
Urban Community
Development Revitalization
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Department of Community Development Washington County Washington County MS 850,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Board of Supervisors Sacred Homeless
Urban Shelter Facility
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Tougaloo College Natchez Community MS 850,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Facilities
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development Yazoo County Board of Yazoo Parks MS 500,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Supervisors Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Holmes County STEM POWER--STEM MS 250,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund Consolidated School Facilities
Urban District Improvements and
Development Equipment
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Department of Community Development North Central Planning Miracle Village MS 250,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Development Development and
Urban District Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development South Delta Planning Blight Elimination MS 250,000 Thompson (MS) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Development and Neighborhood
Urban District Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development Gulf Coast Center for Family Justice Center MS 5,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Nonviolence, Inc. Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Monticello Police Department MS 121,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Cary Fire Station MS 600,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Mississippi's Toughest Facility Improvements MS 775,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Kids Foundation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Forrest County Career and Technical MS 5,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Agricultural High Education Expansion
Urban School Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Mississippi Food Food Storage Facility MS 3,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Network Enhancements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development East Central Community Veteran Center MS 800,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund College Building
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Greenwood-Leflore- Building MS 2,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Carroll Economic Revitalization
Urban Development Project
Development Foundation
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Department of Community Development East Leflore Water and Water Storage Project MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith S
Housing and Fund Sewer District
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Vicksburg Floodwall Closure MS 3,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund System Improvements Wicker
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Site Preparation and MS 8,500,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund Mississippi Medical Critical Wicker
Urban Center Infrastructure
Development Support
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Department of Community Development University of Innovation and MS 10,000,00 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund Mississippi Entrepreneurial 0 Wicker
Urban Fusion Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Mississippi Department Vicksburg National MS 3,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund of Archives and Military Park Wicker
Urban History Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development SR1 College Learning Center MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund Preparatory and STEM Wicker
Urban Academy
Development
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Department of Community Development Forrest-Lamar Alliance Infrastructure MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund Improvements Wicker
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lee County Board of Learning Center MS 1,000,000 .............. Hyde-Smith, S
Housing and Fund Supervisors Wicker
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Greenfields Irrigation Mary Taylor Main MT 4,000,000 Downing .............. H
Housing and Fund District Canal Bifurcation
Urban and Hydropower
Development Project
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Department of Community Development Cascade County Roadway Extension and MT 788,000 Downing .............. H
Housing and Fund Future Major
Urban Expansion of Great
Development Falls AgriTech Park
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Department of Community Development Rosebud County Castle Rock Road MT 3,000,000 Downing .............. H
Housing and Fund Paving Completion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Seeley Lake Missoula Seeley Lake MT 10,000,00 Zinke Sheehy H
Housing and Fund County Sewer District Wastewater Treatment 0
Urban Plant Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Ravalli County Ravalli County Water MT 2,500,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Economic Development Treatment Plant
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development Lincoln County Rural Airport MT 454,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction and
Urban Emergency Services
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development Sanders County Repaving Marten Creek MT 1,150,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Road
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Flathead County Flathead County North MT 1,000,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Fork Road Guardrails
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Ravalli County Groff Lane Bridge MT 1,000,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Ravalli County Old Corvallis Road MT 1,000,000 Zinke .............. H
Housing and Fund Repair
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Charlotte-Mecklenburg Charlotte-Mecklenburg NC 1,500,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Schools Schools Educator
Urban Community Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Charlotte Housing Development NC 1,200,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Initiative
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Charlotte Three Sisters Market NC 750,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Food Cooperative--
Urban Development and
Development Equipment
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Department of Community Development City of Charlotte Wheatley Seniors NC 850,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Apartments
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Charlotte United Neighborhoods NC 250,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Facilities
Urban Construction,
Development Upgrades and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Charlotte-Mecklenburg The Pearl Underpass NC 250,000 Adams .............. H
Housing and Fund Hospital Authority Infrastructure
Urban Improvements and
Development Roadway Connectivity
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Department of Community Development Town of Williamston, Williamston Critical NC 250,000 Davis (NC) .............. H
Housing and Fund North Carolina Infrastructure Road
Urban Repair
Development
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Department of Community Development Madison County Madison County Public NC 3,000,000 Edwards .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Center
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Swain County Swain Middle School NC 3,000,000 Edwards .............. H
Housing and Fund Water/Sewer
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Robbinsville Water System NC 1,500,000 Edwards .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Buncombe County Swannanoa EMS Base NC 3,000,000 Edwards .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Chapel Hill, Legion Road NC 2,000,000 Foushee .............. H
Housing and Fund North Carolina Affordable Housing
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Durham, North Southside NC 2,000,000 Foushee .............. H
Housing and Fund Carolina Revitalization
Urban Phases III and IV
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Pittsboro Pittsboro Downtown NC 850,000 Foushee .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Harnett Regional Water Southwest Harnett NC 1,000,000 Knott .............. H
Housing and Fund Wastewater Pump
Urban Station and Force
Development Main
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Department of Community Development Johnston County Water System NC 1,000,000 Knott .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lexington Joint Fire and Police NC 3,500,000 McDowell .............. H
Housing and Fund Public Safety Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kannapolis Turn Lane NC 1,500,000 McDowell .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Cornelius Emerald Necklace NC 1,000,000 Moore (NC) .............. H
Housing and Fund Greenway
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Havelock McCotter Canal NC 6,000,000 Murphy .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Holly Ridge Expansion of the NC 1,200,000 Murphy .............. H
Housing and Fund Holly Ridge
Urban Community Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Farmville Fire Department NC 1,000,000 Murphy .............. H
Housing and Fund Headquarters
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Winterville Firefighter Training NC 750,000 Murphy .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Winterville Water Tower and NC 1,000,000 Murphy .............. H
Housing and Fund Looping Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wake County Wendell North Public NC 750,000 Ross .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Station
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Morrisville Town Center Economic NC 250,000 Ross .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Phase I
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Raleigh Rose Lane Area Flood NC 850,000 Ross .............. H
Housing and Fund Safe and Resilient
Urban Access
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Garner Jones Sausage Road NC 850,000 Ross .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety and Capacity
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Wake County Second Street NC 850,000 Ross .............. H
Housing and Fund Homeless Shelter
Urban Facility Renovation
Development and Reconfiguration
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Department of Community Development Brunswick County Longwood Road Water NC 5,483,000 Rouzer .............. H
Housing and Fund Line Extensions
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Elizabethtown Curtis L. Brown, Jr. NC 2,250,000 Rouzer .............. H
Housing and Fund Field Aerospace
Urban Workforce Incubator
Development
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Department of Community Development The University of Renovation and NC 1,000,000 Rouzer .............. H
Housing and Fund North Carolina at Restoration of Old
Urban Pembroke Main
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hickory Fire Station Upgrades NC 1,383,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Greater The Johnston Family NC 5,000,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Charlotte YMCA Infrastructure
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Winston-Salem Infrastructure and NC 3,200,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Industries for the Facility
Urban Blind, Inc. dba IFB Improvements
Development Solutions
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Department of Community Development The Servant Center, Servant House Project NC 247,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Henderson County EMS Substations NC 2,500,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Central Carolina EMS/Fire Training NC 5,779,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Community College Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Canton Fire Department NC 5,799,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Southeastern Midtown YMCA NC 1,500,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund North Carolina, Inc. Expansion Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lenoir County Water and Sewer NC 5,182,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund Government Infrastructure
Urban Extension
Development
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Department of Community Development Gaston County Family Stowe Family YMCA NC 2,000,000 .............. Tillis S
Housing and Fund YMCA Expansion Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Valley Water Main NE 1,280,000 Bacon .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Ralston Burlington Economic NE 2,000,000 Bacon .............. H
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Infrastructure
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Omaha Bluestem Stream NE 1,000,000 Bacon .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Seward County Paving 420th Road NE 1,000,000 Flood Fischer H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Polk County 141st Road Paving NE 1,800,000 Flood .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fremont North Downtown NE 2,800,000 Flood .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Waverly Oldfield Street NE 3,000,000 Flood .............. H
Housing and Fund Paving
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lincoln Center Terrace and NE 2,500,000 Flood .............. H
Housing and Fund Rental
Urban Rehabilitation
Development Public Connectivity
Improvements
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Department of Community Development Lancaster County North 162nd Street NE 5,348,000 Flood .............. H
Housing and Fund Surfacing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Mid-Plains Community Regional CDL Training NE 2,000,000 Smith (NE) .............. H
Housing and Fund College Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Clatonia Fire Hall NE 1,310,000 .............. Fischer S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Plattsmouth Aerial Fire Truck NE 1,800,000 .............. Fischer S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of South Sioux Aerial Fire Truck and NE 2,500,000 .............. Fischer S
Housing and Fund City Fire Equipment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Friend Friend Volunteer Fire NE 1,300,000 .............. Fischer S
Housing and Fund and Rescue
Urban Department
Development
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Department of Community Development Nashua Community Early Childhood NH 933,500 Goodlander Shaheen H
Housing and Fund College Education Center for
Urban Teaching and
Development Learning at Nashua
Community College
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Department of Community Development City of Claremont Sugar River NH 850,000 Goodlander Shaheen H
Housing and Fund Revitalization and
Urban Brownfields
Development Redevelopment
Project
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Department of Community Development Sullivan County Regional Childcare NH 1,600,000 Goodlander Shaheen H/S
Housing and Fund Facility Enhancement
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Nashua Public Nashua Shelter and NH 1,200,000 Goodlander .............. H
Housing and Fund Health & Community Resource Center
Urban Services
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Nashua, NH Nashua Commuter Rail NH 250,000 Goodlander .............. H
Housing and Fund Extension Project
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Hooksett Martins Ferry Roadway NH 2,000,000 Pappas Shaheen H
Housing and Fund Intersection
Urban Improvement and
Development Bridge Project
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Department of Community Development Portsmouth Housing Urban Forest NH 850,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Workforce Housing
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Dover Housing Garrison Crossing NH 1,000,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Manchester JFK Coliseum Chiller NH 850,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund Plant Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Rye Rye Fuel Island NH 250,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Barrington Barrington Commons NH 250,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Rockingham Planning New Hampshire Rail NH 250,000 Pappas .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Trail User Counting
Urban Network
Development
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Department of Community Development Laconia Housing Laconia Affordable NH 750,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Housing Expansion
Urban Authority--Union
Development Avenue Limited
Partnership
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Department of Community Development Salem Housing Salem Area Housing NH 3,000,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Authority Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development NeighborWorks Southern Pearl Street NH 2,212,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund New Hampshire Apartments
Urban Manchester
Development
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Department of Community Development Gather Expanding Food Access NH 345,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Across the Seacoast
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development St. Joseph Community Meals on Wheels of NH 686,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Services Hillsborough County:
Urban Community Nutrition
Development Center Project
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Department of Community Development Avesta Housing Rural NH Affordable NH 335,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Development Housing Preservation
Urban Corporation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cross New Hampshire Twin State Rails-to- NH 250,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Adventure Trail Trails Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Marguerite's Place Nashua Transitional NH 2,500,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Housing, Child Care
Urban and Family Resource
Development Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development School Administrative Franklin High School NH 461,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Unit #18 Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Our Place, Inc. Supportive Housing NH 1,950,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund for Adults with
Urban Disabilities
Development
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Department of Community Development SNHS Management Corps Community Action NH 688,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Partnership
Urban Hillsborough and
Development Rockingham
Opportunity Center
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Department of Community Development Families in Transition Affordable Housing NH 1,060,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund and Shelter Security
Urban Improvement Plan
Development
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Department of Community Development Southwestern Community Keene Eastside NH 198,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Services, Inc. Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Monadnock Affordable Monadnock Affordable NH 2,000,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Housing Corporation Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mark Stebbins Mark Stebbins NH 2,000,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Community Center Community Center
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Affordable Housing, North Country Main NH 1,000,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Education and Street
Urban Development Inc. Revitalization
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Bridges: Domestic & Emergency Housing NH 1,000,000 .............. Shaheen S
Housing and Fund Sexual Violence Program
Urban Support Services,
Development Inc.
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Department of Community Development Township of Hamilton Firehouse HVAC System NJ 1,325,000 Conaway Booker H
Housing and Fund Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Township of Marlboro Improvements to the NJ 500,000 Conaway Kim H
Housing and Fund Marlboro Township
Urban Free Public Library
Development
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Department of Community Development Lumberton Township Lumberton Municipal NJ 250,000 Conaway .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Field
Urban Lighting
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Burlington County The Learning Commons: NJ 850,000 Conaway .............. H
Housing and Fund Space for Learning,
Urban Meeting and
Development Collaboration
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Lawrence Township Lawrence Township NJ 500,000 Conaway .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Delran Don Deutsch Soccer NJ 250,000 Conaway .............. H
Housing and Fund Field Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Hainesport Creek Turn Park NJ 850,000 Conaway .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Tenafly Tenafly Natural Flood NJ 850,000 Gottheimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Control Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Glen Rock Glen Rock DPW Project NJ 850,000 Gottheimer .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Warren County Agricultural NJ 979,000 Kean .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Educational and
Urban Training Center
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Washington Police Department NJ 560,000 Kean .............. H
Housing and Fund Building Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Summit Glenside Avenue NJ 530,000 Kean .............. H
Housing and Fund Sidewalk
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Phillipsburg Riverfront Park NJ 2,400,000 Kean .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hunterdon County Senior Center NJ 1,500,000 Kean Booker H
Housing and Fund Expansion and
Urban Renovation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Newark Upgrade and NJ 850,000 McIver Booker H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation of
Urban the Newark YMCA
Development
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Department of Community Development Township of Union Morris Avenue Smart NJ 250,000 McIver Booker H
Housing and Fund Traffic Light
Urban Acquisition
Development Installation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Hillside Hillside Ladder Truck NJ 1,600,000 McIver Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Newark Lincoln Park Facade NJ 500,000 McIver .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration and
Urban Housing Development
Development and Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Newark Community NJ 250,000 McIver .............. H
Housing and Fund Microenterprise and
Urban Skilled Trades
Development Training Center
Upgrades and
Expansion
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Department of Community Development City of East Orange East Orange NJ 250,000 McIver .............. H
Housing and Fund Fellowship Civic
Urban Center Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hoboken 800 Monroe Resiliency NJ 850,000 Menendez Booker H
Housing and Fund Park Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Union City Manhattan Avenue NJ 2,000,000 Menendez Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund Pedestrian Bridge
Urban Demolition and
Development Replacement
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Department of Community Development Town of West New York West New York NJ 1,200,000 Menendez Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Harrison Public Safety NJ 850,000 Menendez Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund Building
Urban Construction Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development North Hudson Regional Facilities NJ 1,410,000 Menendez Booker, Kim H/S
Housing and Fund Fire & Rescue Rehabilitation and
Urban System Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Essex County Riverfront Parks NJ 250,000 Menendez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks, Improvement
Urban Recreation, and
Development Cultural Affairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Washington Township Washington Township NJ 250,000 Norcross Kim H
Housing and Fund Park Safety and
Urban Security Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Camden County College Electric Vehicle NJ 850,000 Norcross .............. H
Housing and Fund Education Network
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Camden Camden City Clean Up NJ 850,000 Norcross .............. H
Housing and Fund Initiative
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pennsauken Township Pennsauken Public NJ 850,000 Norcross .............. H
Housing and Fund Works Building/
Urban Repair Facility
Development Enhancement
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Department of Community Development Borough of Wenonah Cedar Field Site NJ 250,000 Norcross .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements and
Urban Recreational
Development Facilities
Development and
Construction
Improvement Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Edison Minnie B. Veal Senior NJ 2,915,000 Pallone Booker, Kim H/S
Housing and Fund Services Expansion
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Woodbridge Woodbridge Township NJ 1,200,000 Pallone .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreational
Urban Infrastructure
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Atlantic Improvements to Upper NJ 850,000 Pallone .............. H
Housing and Fund Highlands Prospect Road
Urban Retaining Wall
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Neptune Township Neptune Lake Alberta NJ 1,250,000 Pallone .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of South Amboy South Amboy Park and NJ 250,000 Pallone .............. H
Housing and Fund Playground Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Secaucus Secaucus--Recreation NJ 250,000 Pou Booker H
Housing and Fund Center Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Clifton City of Clifton-- NJ 850,000 Pou Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund Holster Park
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Haledon Haledon--Recycling NJ 250,000 Pou Kim H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Passaic River Street Storm NJ 1,200,000 Pou Booker, Kim H/S
Housing and Fund Water Management
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Passaic City of Passaic-- NJ 3,150,000 Pou .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Ridgefield Ridgefield Community NJ 600,000 Pou .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Renovation
Urban and Efficiency
Development Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Paterson Recreation Center NJ 250,000 Pou .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Construction in
Development Paterson, NJ
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Department of Community Development Borough of Little Street Safety NJ 250,000 Pou .............. H
Housing and Fund Ferry Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development South Orange Village South Orange Downtown NJ 2,000,000 Sherrill .............. H
Housing and Fund & Train Station
Urban Streetscape
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Borough of Woodland Park NJ 850,000 Sherrill .............. H
Housing and Fund Woodland Park Community Center
Urban Improvement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Township of Morris Morris Township NJ 850,000 Sherrill .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Senior and
Urban Recreation Center
Development Redevelopment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Berkeley Township Historic Manitou Park NJ 1,490,000 Smith (NJ) .............. H
Housing and Fund School House
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Eatontown Community Flood NJ 1,000,000 Smith (NJ) .............. H
Housing and Fund Mitigation Project
Urban Part II
Development
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Department of Community Development Township of Lakewood Cross Street Safety NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ) .............. H
Housing and Fund and Streetscape
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Middletown Shadow Lake NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ) .............. H
Housing and Fund Stormwater
Urban Management,
Development Conservation and
Economic Development
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Atlantic County Aviation Maintenance NJ 1,000,000 Van Drew .............. H
Housing and Fund Training Academy
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Atlantic Cape Capital Asset Fund NJ 3,000,000 Van Drew .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Vineland Emergency Shelter NJ 1,624,000 Van Drew .............. H
Housing and Fund Water Supply
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Trenton Assunpink Greenway NJ 2,000,000 Watson Coleman Booker H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bound Brook Borough Bound Brook Memorial NJ 850,000 Watson Coleman Booker H
Housing and Fund Library Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of North North Brunswick NJ 1,000,000 Watson Coleman Booker H
Housing and Fund Brunswick Community Resilience
Urban Hubs--Development,
Development Construction and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Union County Cedar Brook Park Road NJ 1,200,000 Watson Coleman Booker, Kim H
Housing and Fund and Pedestrian
Urban Bridge Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Old Bridge Old Bridge Food Bank NJ 500,000 Watson Coleman Booker, Kim H/S
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Improvements and
Development Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Plainfield Plainfield Center of NJ 3,150,000 Watson Coleman Kim H
Housing and Fund Excellence Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Borough of Middlesex Route 28 Streetscape NJ 850,000 Watson Coleman Kim H
Housing and Fund Phase 2
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Montgomery Township Otto Kaufman NJ 850,000 Watson Coleman Kim H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban HVAC Replacement and
Development Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hillsborough Township Hillsborough NJ 1,000,000 Watson Coleman Kim H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Kean University Coalport Neighborhood NJ 2,000,000 Watson Coleman .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization and
Urban Facility
Development Redevelopment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development United Advocacy Group, Nonprofit Innovation NJ 800,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Inc. Corridor
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Revive South Jersey Operation HOPE NJ 500,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Newark Community Trauma Recovery NJ 359,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Street Team Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Warren County Habitat Affordable Housing NJ 500,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund for Humanity Construction and
Urban Critical Home Repair
Development
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Department of Community Development Veterans of Foreign Veteran Outreach NJ 267,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Wars Department of Initiative
Urban New Jersey
Development
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Department of Community Development Trust for Public Land Sowing Seeds for NJ 287,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Change
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Township of Piscataway Electric Bus for NJ 256,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Senior Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development HABcore, Inc. Ocean County Homeless NJ 150,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Shelter Vans
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development HomeWorks Trenton, Facilities Upgrades NJ 150,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hunterdon County Senior Center NJ 2,000,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Expansion & ADA
Urban Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Plainfield Milt Campbell Field NJ 2,000,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Detention Basin
Urban Improvements and
Development Flood Reduction
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Community Food Bank of Renovation of NJ 2,000,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund New Jersey Inc. Warehouse
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Covenant House New Redevelopment and NJ 1,000,000 .............. Booker S
Housing and Fund Jersey Affordable Housing
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Lunch Break Family Promise NJ 300,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Apartments
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Township of Woodbridge Supportive Housing NJ 800,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Paterson Paterson Homeless Hub NJ 3,200,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Bergen Conklin Youth NJ 500,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Improvements Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of West West Milford Senior NJ 100,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Milford Bus
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Perth Amboy Second Street Park NJ 3,000,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Winslow Township Senior Bus NJ 250,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Gloucester County Home Builds for NJ 400,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Habitat for Humanity Habitat
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sussex County Transportation NJ 185,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Enhancement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Bergen Bergen HEARTS NJ 116,000 .............. Booker, Kim S
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Newark Housing Cottage Place NJ 900,000 .............. Kim S
Housing and Fund Authority
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Wildwood ADA Access and NJ 2,185,000 .............. Kim S
Housing and Fund Security
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pueblo of Jemez Hazard Remediation NM 1,512,000 Leger Heinrich, H/S
Housing and Fund and Pueblo Fernandez Lujan
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Portales Portales, NM Waste NM 1,200,000 Leger .............. H
Housing and Fund Transfer Facility Fernandez
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Jicarilla Apache Jicarilla Apache NM 2,000,000 Leger .............. H
Housing and Fund Nation Nation Public Safety Fernandez
Urban Housing Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lovington City of Lovington, NM NM 369,750 Leger .............. H
Housing and Fund Senior Center Fernandez
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvement Project
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Department of Community Development Pueblo of Sandia Middle Rio Grande NM 1,000,000 Stansbury Heinrich, H
Housing and Fund Pueblos Irrigation Lujan
Urban and Acequia
Development Infrastructure
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Albuquerque Senior Stability Site NM 2,000,000 Stansbury Heinrich, H/S
Housing and Fund Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New Mexico Mortgage Transitional Housing NM 250,000 Stansbury .............. H
Housing and Fund Finance Authority for Women and
Urban Children
Development
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Department of Community Development Bernalillo County Bernalillo County NM 250,000 Stansbury .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Anthony Water and Wastewater Treatment NM 2,500,000 Vasquez Heinrich H/S
Housing and Fund Sanitation District Plant Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Pueblo of Acoma Senior Senior Home NM 2,900,000 Vasquez Heinrich, H/S
Housing and Fund Center Improvements Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Albuquerque Modernization of NM 2,000,000 Vasquez Heinrich, H/S
Housing and Fund Gateway West Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Carlsbad Carlsbad Police NM 250,000 Vasquez Lujan H
Housing and Fund Department
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Las Cruces Las Cruces Innovation NM 850,000 Vasquez Lujan H/S
Housing and Fund & Industrial Park
Urban Expansion and
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Las Cruces Creation of the NM 660,000 Vasquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Community of Hope De-
Urban Escalation Office
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Albuquerque South Valley NM 500,000 Vasquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Economic Development Commercial Corridor
Urban Department Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development Deming Silver Linings Emergency Housing and NM 440,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Support
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Socorro Waterline Replacement NM 2,300,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Boys & Girls Club of Aztec Club Capital NM 1,500,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund San Juan County Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Mesilla Valley Amador Crossing NM 200,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Community of Hope Apartments
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development DreamTree Project, Taos (NEST) NM 1,500,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Inc. Navigating Emergency
Urban Support Together
Development Renovations
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Department of Community Development Albuquerque Housing Albuquerque Public NM 850,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Authority Housing Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Homewise, Inc. New Homes for New NM 4,000,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Mexico
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Northern Rio Grande Affordable Housing NM 692,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund National Heritage Pilot Project
Urban Area
Development
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Department of Community Development Serenity Mesa Youth Facility Expansion NM 1,000,000 .............. Heinrich S
Housing and Fund Recovery Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Youth Development, Early Childhood NM 3,000,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Inc. Development Center Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development La Cosecha Community Raices Sagradas Eco- NM 3,000,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Supported Agriculture Wellness and Food Lujan
Urban Hub
Development
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Department of Community Development Santa Fe County Trauma-Informed NM 2,500,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Housing Project Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Tierra Del Sol Housing Vado New Horizons NM 1,500,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Corporation Development Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mountainair Downtown Mountainair NM 1,800,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Roadway Improvements Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Cuidando Los Ninos Facility Expansion NM 700,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Pueblo of Acoma Cedar Hills NM 1,000,000 .............. Heinrich, S
Housing and Fund Housing Authority Affordable Housing Lujan
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Bernalillo Affordable Housing NM 1,500,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development San Joaquin del Rio de Community Center NM 605,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund Chama Land Grant Renovations and
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lordsburg Special Events Center NM 500,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund Refurbish
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Affordable Home NM 300,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund of Espanola Valley & Construction
Urban Los Alamos
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Mosquero Housing Project NM 620,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development McKinley County Red Rock Facility NM 500,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Region 9 Education Early Childhood NM 1,000,000 .............. Lujan S
Housing and Fund Cooperative Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The Regional Roadway and NV 6,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Housing and Fund Transportation pedestrian walkway Rosen
Urban Commission of Washoe improvements
Development County
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Department of Community Development Carson City Public Works NV 3,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Housing and Fund Department's 5th Rosen
Urban Street Roundabout
Development Project
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Department of Community Development Clark County, Nevada Clark County Lighting NV 250,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
Housing and Fund and Safety Rosen
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Las Vegas Opportunity Village NV 850,000 Lee (NV) .............. H
Housing and Fund Northwest Campus
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Nevada System of Boulder City NV 850,000 Titus .............. H
Housing and Fund Higher Education Community and
Urban Science Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Regional Bike Share Equipment NV 775,000 Titus .............. H
Housing and Fund Transportation Expansion
Urban Commission of
Development Southern Nevada
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Department of Community Development Clark County Clark County Energy NV 250,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
Housing and Fund Resilience and Rosen
Urban Safety Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Lyon County Mound House Community NV 600,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Center Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of North Las Library Expansion NV 2,500,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Vegas Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of West Wendover Community Center NV 7,796,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lander County Assisted Living NV 250,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Center Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Elko County Specialty Court NV 635,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Housing Program Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Las Vegas Historic Westside NV 1,850,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Community Land Trust Rosen
Urban Affordable Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Reno Community Center NV 3,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Wellness Project Rosen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Las Vegas Homelessness NV 1,000,000 .............. Cortez Masto, S
Housing and Fund Prevention and Rosen
Urban Diversion Program
Development
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Department of Community Development P.S. 12--The Dr. Playground and NY 200,000 Clarke .............. H
Housing and Fund Jacqueline Peek-Davis Outdoor Seating Area
Urban Elementary School Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development P.S. 139--The Alexine Renovation and NY 850,000 Clarke .............. H
Housing and Fund Fenty School Expansion of School
Urban Cafeteria
Development
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Department of Community Development PS 92--Adrian Hegeman Pre-K Playground NY 150,000 Clarke .............. H
Housing and Fund Elementary School Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Research Foundation of Dominican Studies NY 3,150,000 Espaillat Schumer H
Housing and Fund CUNY Institute Facility
Urban Renovation and
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development Research Foundation of Bronx Community NY 1,200,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund CUNY College Auto
Urban Technology AAS
Development Building Restoration
Phase 2
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Department of Community Development Patrick Henry Restroom Facilities NY 500,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Preparatory Renovation Upgrade
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Research Foundation of The City College of NY 2,000,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund CUNY New York Skills-
Urban Based Workforce
Development Development Training
Facilities
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Department of Community Development New York City George Washington NY 850,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Campus Auditorium
Urban Education (George Upgrade
Development Washington
Educational Campus)
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Department of Community Development P.S./I.S. 187 Hudson P.S./I.S. 187 Energy NY 850,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Cliffs (06M187) Efficiency Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The Alexander Humboldt P.S. 115 School Yard NY 250,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund School PS 115 Upgrade and
Urban Playground Project
Development
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Department of Community Development New York State Homes Amalgamated Housing NY 250,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund and Community Renewal Corporation Floor
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing Thomas Jefferson NY 850,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Recreation Center
Urban Security Updates
Development
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Department of Community Development Research Foundation of Lehman College Field NY 820,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund CUNY Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York State Homes Inwood Heights NY 250,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund and Community Renewal Affordable Housing
Urban Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Greater Harlem NY 250,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Streetscapes
Urban Transportation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Small Business Energy NY 850,000 Espaillat .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Small Efficient Upgrades
Urban Business Services
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Babylon Downtown Deer Park NY 4,000,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Brookhaven Municipal Landfill NY 5,000,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund Capping Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Suffolk County Advanced NY 1,500,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Manufacturing
Urban Training
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Village of Lindenhurst Road Improvements NY 750,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Bellport Road Improvements NY 500,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Oyster Bay Salt Shed NY 1,000,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Islip Road Improvements NY 500,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Massapequa Road Improvements NY 1,500,000 Garbarino .............. H
Housing and Fund Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The Incorporated Village of Hempstead NY 2,000,000 Gillen Schumer H
Housing and Fund Village of Hempstead Mirschel Park
Urban Community Center
Development Rehabilitation,
Infrastructure
Improvements and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Franklin Square Public Franklin Square NY 250,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Public Library Roof
Urban and HVAC Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development Lakeview Public Lakeview Library NY 850,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Long Beach Tower Ladder Truck NY 850,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund Acquisition for the
Urban Long Beach Fire
Development Department
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Department of Community Development Village of Rockville Hickey Park NY 2,000,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund Centre Accessibility
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Valley Stream Central Valley Stream Creek NY 850,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund High School District Upgrades and Repairs
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Incorporated Village Floral Park Hook and NY 250,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund of Floral Park Ladder Fire Truck
Urban Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development Lynbrook Police Lynbrook All Weather NY 850,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Roof Cover and
Urban Related Equipment
Development Acquisition and
Installation
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Department of Community Development Incorporated Village Edgemere Fire Station NY 500,000 Gillen .............. H
Housing and Fund of Garden City 2 Renovations and
Urban Structural Repairs
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Building Line NY 5,000,000 Goldman Gillibrand, H/S
Housing and Fund Authority Initiative--Red Hook Schumer
Urban East Houses
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Red Hook East NY 1,100,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Community Center
Urban Elevator Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Lower East Side NY 850,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Rehab (Group 5)
Urban Building Window
Development Replacement
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Gowanus Fire NY 850,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Alarm System
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Baruch Houses NY 850,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Fire Alarm System
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Older Adult Mobile NY 500,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Department for the Vans Acquisition
Urban Aging
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Fire FDNY Generator NY 250,000 Goldman .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Acquisition for
Urban Engine Company 228
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Canarsie Educational NY 850,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Campus Library
Urban Education Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Critical Facility NY 250,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Upgrades and
Urban Education Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Athletic Facilities NY 2,000,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Rehabilitation
Urban Education
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Playground NY 850,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Rehabilitation
Urban Education
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City PS 345 Capital NY 850,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Improvements
Urban Education
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City South Shore NY 1,200,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Educational Complex
Urban Education Athletic Facilities
Development Rehabilitation
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Van Dyke II NY 500,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Older Adult Center
Urban Roof
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Kingsborough NY 250,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Extension security
Urban cameras
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Marine Park Nature NY 850,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Trail Bridge
Urban and Recreation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Woodson Safety NY 250,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority and Security Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Fire Renovation and NY 850,000 Jeffries .............. H
Housing and Fund Department equipment for Engine
Urban 318/Ladder 166
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tonawanda, New Tonawanda's Kohler NY 850,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund York Youth Center
Urban Facility Upgrades
Development Phase 4
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Department of Community Development County of Niagara Back Up Power at the NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Trott Access
Urban Building in Niagara
Development Falls
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Department of Community Development Suffolk County Riverhead Brownfield NY 350,000 LaLota .............. H
Housing and Fund Remediation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Huntington Townwide Repavement NY 3,500,000 LaLota .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development State of New York Office of Parks, NY 1,500,000 LaLota .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation and
Urban Historic
Development Preservation's York
Hall Historical
Preservation
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Department of Community Development Town of Smithtown Pavement NY 5,000,000 LaLota .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation and
Urban Infrastructure
Development Renewal
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Department of Community Development Town of Brookhaven Harbor Road/Town of NY 5,000,000 LaLota .............. H
Housing and Fund Brookhaven
Urban Resurfacing Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Newstead Community Center NY 5,000,000 Langworthy Schumer H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mamaroneck Mamaroneck Town NY 500,000 Latimer Schumer H
Housing and Fund Safety and Economic
Urban Renaissance
Development Roundabout Project
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Department of Community Development Town of Greenburgh Greenburgh East NY 250,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Rumbrook Park
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Armory NY 3,000,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Preservation and
Urban Rehabilitation
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of New Rochelle New Rochelle Housing NY 1,000,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority
Urban Accessibility
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development Village of Port Port Chester Village NY 2,000,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Chester Hall Gymnasium
Urban Remodeling Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Tarrytown Tarrytown Benedict NY 850,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund Avenue Sidewalk
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Tuckahoe Tuckahoe Depot Square NY 850,000 Latimer .............. H
Housing and Fund and Main Street Sign
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Ramapo Pedestrian safety NY 5,000,000 Lawler Gillibrand H
Housing and Fund improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of New Square Road Infrastructure NY 4,000,000 Lawler Schumer H/S
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Rockland County Law Enforcement NY 2,600,000 Lawler Schumer H
Housing and Fund Sheriff's Department Reality-Based
Urban Training Facility
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Orangetown Town of Orangetown NY 1,300,000 Lawler .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Suffern Memorial Drive NY 1,000,000 Lawler .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Clarkstown Transit-Oriented NY 5,000,000 Lawler .............. H
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing Berry Houses CCTV NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Camera Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of New York FDNY Engine 284/ NY 1,230,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Ladder 149/Satellite
Urban 3 Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of New York FDNY Engine 155/ NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Ladder 78 Generator
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of New York New York City EMS NY 5,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Training Center
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development College of Staten Public Safety Center NY 2,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Island, City
Urban University of New
Development York
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing New Lane Area CCTV NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Cameras
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of New York FDNY Squad 8 NY 2,000,000 Malliotakis .............. H
Housing and Fund Firehouse
Urban Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development Oneida County St. Luke's Campus NY 2,000,000 Mannion .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment for
Urban Affordable Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Syracuse Housing East Adams NY 850,000 Mannion .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Neighborhood
Urban Transformation
Development Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Conlon LIHFE NY 850,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Tower Safety And
Urban Security Project
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA International NY 850,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Tower Safety and
Urban Security Project
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Shelton House NY 850,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Safety and Security
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA International NY 850,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Tower Fire Alarm
Urban System Project
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Carleton Manor NY 850,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Roof Tank
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Bayswater Pedestrian NY 250,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Improvements
Urban Transportation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Jamaica Ave Safety & NY 1,000,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Streetscape
Urban Transportation Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development NYS Housing Trust Fund Power Plant Chiller NY 2,000,000 Meeks .............. H
Housing and Fund (HTFC) Replacements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The New York City Woodhaven Blvd SBS NY 850,000 Meeks, .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Project to Improve Velazquez
Urban Transportation Bus and Pedestrian
Development Mobility
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Department of Community Development Research Foundation of Queensborough NY 3,150,000 Meng Schumer H
Housing and Fund CUNY Community College
Urban Childcare Center
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Fire Apparatus & Multi- NY 2,000,000 Meng .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Component Renovation
Urban of Squad 288
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Fire Multi-Component NY 2,000,000 Meng .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Renovation of Engine
Urban 305/Ladder 151
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Rochester Rochester Public NY 2,000,000 Morelle Gillibrand H/S
Housing and Fund Market Upgrades and
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Perinton Perinton Community NY 2,100,000 Morelle .............. H
Housing and Fund Center & Playground
Urban Access Improvement
Development Initiative
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Department of Community Development Town/Village of East Acquisition & NY 1,750,000 Morelle .............. H
Housing and Fund Rochester Development of
Urban Linden Park
Development
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Department of Community Development Monroe Community Monroe Community NY 850,000 Morelle .............. H
Housing and Fund College College Precision
Urban Optics Finishing Lab
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City The Central Park NY 850,000 Nadler Gillibrand, H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Footpath Restoration Schumer
Urban and Recreation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Swedish Cottage NY 3,150,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks & Historic
Urban Recreation Preservation and
Development Facility Upgrades
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Department of Community Development New York City High Line 16th Street NY 850,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Accessibility
Urban and Recreation Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Ralph Bunche Park NY 2,000,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks & Renovations
Urban Recreation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing Thomas Apartments NY 2,000,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Safety Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing Harborview Terrace NY 1,200,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Elevator Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City School Joan of Arc NY 500,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction Educational Complex
Urban Authority School and
Development Playground
Revitalization
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Department of Community Development Hudson River Park Hudson River Park's NY 850,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Trust Public Restroom
Urban Rehabilitation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Seabury Playground NY 850,000 Nadler .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Infrastructure and
Urban and Recreation Play Area
Development Revitalization
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Department of Community Development New York City Food Bank Warehouse NY 2,998,000 Ocasio-Cortez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Small Upgrades
Urban Business Services
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City School Food Forest NY 850,000 Ocasio-Cortez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Hub at Adlai
Urban Education Stevenson High
Development School
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Department of Community Development New York City District 12 Literacy NY 720,000 Ocasio-Cortez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Hub
Urban Education
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Southern Boulevard NY 1,000,000 Ocasio-Cortez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Bus Stops and
Urban Transportation Pedestrian Safety
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development The Research Koffman Southern Tier NY 1,000,000 Riley Schumer H/S
Housing and Fund Foundation for the Incubator Expansion
Urban State University of and Renovation for
Development New York--Binghamton Manufacturing
University
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Department of Community Development East Greenbush Police East Greenbush Public NY 850,000 Riley .............. H
Housing and Fund Department Safety Facility
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Endicott Village of Endicott NY 500,000 Riley .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Shandaken Pine Hill Wellington NY 250,000 Riley .............. H
Housing and Fund Hotel Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hudson Hudson Public Square NY 250,000 Riley .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Arlington Fire Arlington Fire NY 1,000,000 Ryan .............. H
Housing and Fund District Station 4 Functional
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Poughkeepsie Hooker Ave. Fire NY 850,000 Ryan .............. H
Housing and Fund Station Structural
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kingston Rondout Riverport NY 250,000 Ryan .............. H
Housing and Fund Shoreline
Urban Stabilization
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of South South Blooming Grove NY 2,000,000 Ryan .............. H
Housing and Fund Blooming Grove Sidewalk
Urban Installation
Development
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Department of Community Development Lake Champlain--Lake North Country Housing NY 5,000,000 Stefanik .............. H
Housing and Fund George Regional Initiative
Urban Planning Board
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Business Development NY 4,000,000 Stefanik .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Cobleskill Grandview Drive NY 3,000,000 Stefanik .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Huntington Southgate Affordable NY 850,000 Suozzi .............. H
Housing and Fund Rental Housing
Urban Redevelopment
Development
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Department of Community Development Incorporated Village East Beach Drive NY 2,500,000 Suozzi .............. H
Housing and Fund of Lattingtown Drainage Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development SUNY Old Westbury Welwyn Preserve NY 2,000,000 Suozzi .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Lyons Canal Street District NY 2,000,000 Tenney Gillibrand H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lockport Erie Canal Flight of NY 1,000,000 Tenney .............. H
Housing and Fund Five Locks
Urban Rehabilitation--Phas
Development e III
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Department of Community Development Wyoming County Silver Lake Dredging NY 1,000,000 Tenney .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hudson Valley Hudson Valley NY 850,000 Tonko Gillibrand, H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College Schumer
Urban Applied Technology
Development Education Center
(ATEC)
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Department of Community Development Troy Public Library Troy Public Main NY 2,000,000 Tonko .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Indoor Air
Urban Quality Systems
Development
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Department of Community Development Glenville Hill Fire Glenville Hill Fire NY 1,000,000 Tonko .............. H
Housing and Fund District No. 8 District No. 8
Urban Essential Building
Development Repair and Update
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Department of Community Development City of Albany Lincoln Park NY 850,000 Tonko .............. H
Housing and Fund Southwest Gateway
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Scotia Village of Scotia NY 500,000 Tonko .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Park
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Ballston Village of Ballston NY 250,000 Tonko .............. H
Housing and Fund Spa Spa ADA Transition
Urban Plan Sidewalk
Development Improvement
Implementation
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Department of Community Development New York City NYC Neighborhood NY 2,000,000 Torres (NY) Gillibrand H/S
Housing and Fund Department of Housing Connectivity
Urban Preservation & Expansion and
Development Development Equipment
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Building Line NY 5,000,000 Torres (NY) Gillibrand, H/S
Housing and Fund Authority Initiative--Patterso Schumer
Urban n Houses
Development
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Department of Community Development New York State Housing Concourse Village NY 3,150,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Finance Agency--NYS Domestic Pipes
Urban Homes and Community Replacement
Development Renewal
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Gun Hill Fire NY 850,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority (NYCHA) Alarm System
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Parkside Fire NY 850,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority (NYCHA) Alarm System
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Hostos Community CUNY Hostos Library NY 700,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund College, City Renovations
Urban University of New
Development York
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Department of Community Development New York City DFTA Transportation NY 660,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department For The Vans Acquisition
Urban Aging (DFTA)
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Drew Playground NY 500,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Restroom Renovations
Urban and Recreation
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Shoelace Park NY 1,200,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Resilience--Infrastr
Urban and Recreation ucture and Facility
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development New York City Leaders of Tomorrow NY 250,000 Torres (NY) .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Middle School
Urban Education Hydroponic Science
Development Lab Development,
Construction, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Bushwick Houses NY 1,200,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Roof Tank
Urban Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Borinquen Plaza NY 2,000,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority II Exterior Lighting
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City GMDC 1155-1205 NY 850,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Small Manhattan Avenue
Urban Business Services Bulkhead
Development Replacement,
Brooklyn, NY
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing Ravenswood Exterior NY 3,150,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Lighting
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Cooper Park NY 1,000,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Houses Exterior
Urban Lighting
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Whitman Houses NY 2,000,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Local Law 11 Brick
Urban Work (Building 14)
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Whitman Houses NY 850,000 Velazquez .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Local Law 11 Brick
Urban Work (Building 15)
Development
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Department of Community Development Mosholu-Montefiore Facility Renovations NY 1,371,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Community Center,
Urban Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development United Way of Long Training Academy NY 750,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Island Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Long Island Patchogue Renovation NY 3,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund and Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Asian Americans for Affordable Housing NY 1,166,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Equality Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing NY 3,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund New York City and Project
Urban Westchester
Development
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Department of Community Development Catholic Charities of Community Center NY 2,500,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Staten Island, Inc. Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York Public K-12 Learning Center NY 3,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Library
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York School for Career and Technical NY 5,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund the Deaf Education Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Multi-Craft Workforce Development NY 2,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Apprenticeship Facility
Urban Preparation Program
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development BronxWorks, Inc. McLaughlin Center NY 2,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Capital Renovations
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Uptown Grand Central 125th Street NY 1,000,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Corp. Community Plaza
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The Viscardi Center, Community Program Hub NY 400,000 .............. Gillibrand S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development India Home, Inc. Jamaica Affordable NY 5,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Housing Project Schumer
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York City Housing NYCHA Building Line NY 1,663,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Authority Initiative--Douglass Schumer
Urban I & II Houses
Development
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Department of Community Development Food Bank For New York Warehouse Renovations NY 6,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund City Schumer
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lake Champlain--Lake Adirondack Workforce NY 750,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund George Regional Housing Modular Schumer
Urban Planning Board Facility Plan
Development
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Department of Community Development FeedMore Western New Consolidated Facility NY 500,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund York, Inc. Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Brooklyn Chinese- BCA Complex NY 2,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund American Association Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Variety Boys & Girls Creation of Community NY 2,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Club of Queens Center Schumer
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development New York Historical Classroom Space NY 1,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Society Additions Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Regional Food Bank of Facilities Expansion NY 1,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Northeastern New Schumer
Urban York, Inc.
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Roundabout Theatre ADA Accessibility NY 1,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Company, Inc. Improvements Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Babylon Blighted Property NY 1,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Acquisition and Schumer
Urban Demolition for
Development Visionary Renewal of
Downtown Copiague
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Department of Community Development RiseBoro Community Affordable Housing NY 5,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Partnership Inc. Rehabilitation Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fifth Avenue Community Facility NY 3,000,000 .............. Gillibrand, S
Housing and Fund Committee, Inc. Enhancements Schumer
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Metropolitan 83rd Street ADA NY 1,500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Museum of Art Accessible Entrance
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development East Harlem El Barrio Building NY 500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Community Land Trust Rehabilitation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development UnionDocs, Inc. Elevator and HVAC for NY 500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund UnionDocs
Urban Headquarters
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Machne Gila Dining Hall at Camp NY 1,500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Gila
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development National Comedy Center Comedy Center Capital NY 500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Operator Inc. Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Ridgewood Nepalese Community and NY 900,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Society Inc. Cultural Center
Urban Renovation and
Development Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Joyce Theater New York Center for NY 650,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Foundation, Inc. Creativity & Dance
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Metropolitan Opera Elevator NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Association, Inc. Modernization for
Urban ADA Accessibility
Development
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Department of Community Development Center for New Jewish Community Center NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Culture Inc. Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Greater Allen Affordable Mixed-Use NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Development Housing
Urban Corporation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Bukharian Heritage Bukharian Jewish NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Society, Inc. Museum and Community
Urban Facility Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Brooklyn Queens BKCM Campus Expansion NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Conservatory of Music & Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Camp HASC, Inc. Dining Facility NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Brooklyn Institute of Fire Alarm System NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Arts and Sciences
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of North Town Dock NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Hempstead Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fordham University Fordham Road NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development New York Shakespeare ADA Improvements NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Festival dba The
Urban Public Theater
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Rochester Broadway West Herr Performing NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Theatre League Arts Center ADA
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development National Federation of Community Center NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Filipino American Expansion
Urban Associations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fund for Public Active Living at NY 1,000,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Housing, Inc. dba NYCHA: Creating
Urban Public Housing Vibrant
Development Community Fund Intergenerational
Spaces for Health
and Wellness
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development New Immigrant NICE Station-- NY 500,000 .............. Schumer S
Housing and Fund Community Empowerment Community & Training
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Albany Industrial Park OH 1,500,000 Balderson .............. H
Housing and Fund Access Road Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Reynoldsburg Brice Road Corridor OH 2,000,000 Beatty Moreno H/S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment &
Urban Multimodal
Development Enhancements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Columbus Metropolitan Reynoldsburg Mixed- OH 1,000,000 Beatty .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Authority Income Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Minerva Minerva Park Lake OH 850,000 Beatty .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Watershed
Urban Rehabilitation--Rese
Development rvoir and Path
System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Gahanna Creekside Garage OH 250,000 Beatty .............. H
Housing and Fund Flood Mitigation &
Urban Trail Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Euclid Shore Cultural Centre OH 850,000 Brown .............. H
Housing and Fund Historic
Urban Preservation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cuyahoga County The Beulah Park- OH 850,000 Brown .............. H
Housing and Fund Euclid Beach
Urban Lakefront Connector
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cleveland City Council Ward 10 (NORA) OH 1,000,000 Brown .............. H
Housing and Fund Ward 10 Economic
Urban Revitalization
Development Recovery Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cuyahoga Community Center for OH 500,000 Brown .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Entrepreneurs
Urban Equipment and
Development Retrofitting Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Piqua Downtown Piqua OH 1,000,000 Carey Moreno H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Franklin Township Westland Mall OH 2,500,000 Carey .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Troy Great Miami River OH 1,000,000 Carey .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation
Urban Connectivity Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Sidney Sidney/Shelby Water OH 800,000 Carey .............. H
Housing and Fund Sewer Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hamilton County Metropolitan Sewer OH 800,000 Davidson .............. H
Housing and Fund District of Greater
Urban Cincinnati--SS 937
Development Dry Weather Channel
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Niles Sanitary Detention OH 600,000 Joyce (OH) .............. H
Housing and Fund Pump Station
Urban Improvements--Phase
Development 3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chester Township Building and OH 3,938,000 Joyce (OH) .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Toledo New SAFE-T City OH 1,250,000 Kaptur .............. H
Housing and Fund Headquarters
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Toledo New Fire Station 16 OH 850,000 Kaptur .............. H
Housing and Fund on Dorr Street
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Metropolitan Park Metroparks Toledo OH 2,000,000 Kaptur .............. H
Housing and Fund District of the Riverwalk
Urban Toledo Area Construction and
Development Glass City
Enrichment Center
Building Upgrades
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Toledo Public School Scott Park Campus OH 3,061,099 Kaptur .............. H
Housing and Fund District Revitalization
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Cincinnati, Northside Affordable OH 2,000,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Ohio Housing Renovation
Urban and Construction
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Mariemont, Mariemont Parks OH 936,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Ohio Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hamilton County, Ohio Walnut Hills Housing OH 850,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund and Workforce
Urban Development Hub
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Port of Greater Crosley Building OH 850,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Cincinnati Revitalization
Urban Development Authority Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Port of Greater West End Mixed-Use OH 850,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Cincinnati Renovation Project
Urban Development Authority
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Cincinnati Winton Terrace OH 850,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Metropolitan Housing Affordable Housing
Urban Authority Renovation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Norwood, Ohio Dorl Field OH 500,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Port of Greater Urban League OH 250,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Cincinnati Community Resource
Urban Development Authority Hub Renovation and
Development Expansion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Montgomery, Montgomery Quarter OH 250,000 Landsman .............. H
Housing and Fund Ohio Connector Boulevard
Urban Improvement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Sheffield Lake Field House OH 500,000 Latta .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Parma Heights Parma Heights Street OH 1,000,000 Miller (OH) .............. H
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Steubenville Wastewater Building OH 700,000 Rulli Moreno H
Housing and Fund Repair
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Akron Downtown Akron Main OH 1,200,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Street Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Monroe Falls Guise Park Lodge OH 450,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development City of Twinsburg Glen Chamberlin Park OH 850,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Study
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Akron East Copley District OH 250,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Safe and Vibrant
Urban Streets Study
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Stark County Park Ohio & Erie Canal OH 1,500,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund District National Heritage
Urban Area Restoration
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Village of Boston Village of Boston OH 850,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights Heights Safety
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Canton Cleveland Ave. NW OH 850,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Streetscape
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Massillon Reservoir Park OH 250,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fairlawn Rosemont Preserve OH 1,200,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tallmadge Tallmadge Circle OH 1,000,000 Sykes .............. H
Housing and Fund Pedestrian Tunnel
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pickaway County Port State Route 762/ OH 4,000,000 Taylor Moreno H
Housing and Fund Authority Rickenbacker Parkway
Urban Roundabout
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Ironton Riverfront OH 1,000,000 Taylor .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dayton Edwin C. Moses OH 3,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund Boulevard
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dayton Wright-Dunbar OH 2,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Fairborn Wright-Patterson OH 1,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund Council of
Urban Governments Land
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Dayton-Montgomery Project Plymouth OH 1,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund County Port Authority
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wright State Facilities expansion, OH 1,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund University upgrades, and
Urban improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Montgomery County Wildenhaus Place OH 1,000,000 Turner .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Stark State College CDL Instruction OH 875,000 .............. Husted S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chillicothe Mary Lou Patton Park OH 1,500,000 .............. Husted S
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Revitalization
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Franklin Township & Muskingum River OH 247,000 .............. Husted S
Housing and Fund Conesville Village Access Project
Urban Joint Recreation
Development Board
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Vinton County Visitors Capital Improvements OH 5,000,000 .............. Husted S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Portsmouth Chillicothe Street OH 1,500,000 .............. Husted S
Housing and Fund Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Columbus State Ohio Center for OH 9,500,000 .............. Husted, Moreno S
Housing and Fund Community College Advanced Technology
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Downtown Toledo ConnecToledo Farmer's OH 2,000,000 .............. Moreno S
Housing and Fund Development Market Renovation
Urban Corporation and Relocation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Edmond East Edmond Electric OK 4,000,000 Bice .............. H
Housing and Fund Substation
Urban Expansions for
Development Critical
Infrastructure
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Oklahoma City Facility and Lab OK 7,000,000 Bice .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Construction
Urban Authority
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Ardmore Ardmore Storm Water OK 7,500,000 Cole Mullin H
Housing and Fund and Street
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Newcastle Newcastle Wastewater OK 12,000,00 Cole Mullin H
Housing and Fund Treatment Facility 0
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Lake OK 6,286,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Overflow
Urban Spillway Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fires Innovation Fires Innovation OK 11,500,00 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Science and Science and 0
Urban Technology Technology
Development Accelerator Accelerator's
Science and
Technology
Convergence
Institute
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lindsay City of Lindsay's New OK 3,957,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Electrical
Urban Substation
Development
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Department of Community Development Walters Public Works Walters Substation OK 4,340,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Rebuild and Capacity
Urban Enhancement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Chickasaw Nation of Chickasaw Nation OK 8,438,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Oklahoma Water Quality and
Urban Hazardous Substance
Development Testing Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Goldsby Goldsby Municipal OK 7,000,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Water Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lawton Lawton Alternate OK 5,000,000 Cole .............. H
Housing and Fund Water Supply
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Oklahoma State Facility Construction OK 5,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Housing and Fund University and Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Weatherford Weatherford Community OK 5,000,000 Lucas .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Kingfisher Kingfisher Firehouse OK 2,500,000 Lucas .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Inola Public Schools Inola Early Childhood OK 4,000,000 .............. Mullin S
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Preschool Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of St. Helens St. Helens Reservoir OR 1,000,000 Bonamici Merkley, Wyden H
Housing and Fund Replacement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Beaverton Beaverton Senior OR 3,150,000 Bonamici .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing and
Urban Community Space
Development Construction Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Cornelius Cornelius Community OR 850,000 Bonamici .............. H
Housing and Fund and Recreation
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Tualatin Hills Park Americans with OR 250,000 Bonamici .............. H
Housing and Fund and Recreation Disabilities Act
Urban District Facility Upgrades
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Redmond Cinder Hollow OR 2,000,000 Bynum Merkley, Wyden H/S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development City of Gladstone Gladstone Early OR 1,500,000 Bynum .............. H
Housing and Fund Childhood Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Happy Valley Happy Valley OR 1,200,000 Bynum .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Portland The Ellington OR 2,000,000 Dexter Merkley, Wyden H
Housing and Fund Apartments
Urban Redevelopment
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Gresham Main City Park OR 850,000 Dexter Merkley, Wyden H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Home Forward Peaceful Villa OR 1,975,000 Dexter .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban Construction,
Development Equipment and
Furnishings
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Centennial School Centennial Transition OR 500,000 Dexter .............. H
Housing and Fund District Center Permanent
Urban Location
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Umpqua Community Affordable Housing OR 3,150,000 Hoyle Merkley, Wyden H/S
Housing and Fund College for Students
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lincoln City Fernwood Village OR 2,000,000 Hoyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Development
Urban and Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Florence Siuslaw River Slope OR 250,000 Hoyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Stabilization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sheridan School Barbara Roberts OR 850,000 Salinas .............. H
Housing and Fund District 48J Career Technical
Urban Education Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Salem Emergency Power OR 500,000 Salinas .............. H
Housing and Fund Generation for Low-
Urban Income Senior
Development Housing
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Western Oregon Western Oregon OR 250,000 Salinas .............. H
Housing and Fund University University Data
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Woodburn Woodburn's Historic OR 250,000 Salinas .............. H
Housing and Fund Settlemier Park
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The Klamath Tribes Tribal Housing OR 2,820,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Linn-Benton Community Periwinkle Child OR 105,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund College Foundation Development Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Port of Portland Mass Timber and OR 3,200,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Housing Innovation
Urban Campus
Development Infrastructure
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Medford Santos Center OR 500,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Discovery Preschool
Urban Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Oregon Center for Early Childhood and OR 1,200,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Creative Learning Interactive Learning
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Community Warehouse Furniture Bank OR 2,200,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Expansion
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Albina Vision Trust, Affordable Housing OR 1,500,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Inc. Land Acquisition
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Network for Oregon Affordable OR 1,500,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing Homeownership Loan
Urban Program
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Corvallis Neighborhood Affordable Housing OR 752,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Housing Services, Construction in Linn
Urban Inc. dba DevNW County
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Department of Community Development Everyone Village Affordable Housing OR 2,465,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Construction in Lane
Urban County
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Sumpter Sumpter Community OR 173,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Center Safety
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Columbia Gorge The Dalles Early OR 1,500,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Education Service Learning Center
Urban District
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Farmworker Housing Affordable Housing OR 536,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Corporation
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Confederated Tribes of Low-Income OR 1,914,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Coos, Lower Umpqua, Multifamily Housing
Urban and Siuslaw Indians Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development John Day School Grant Early Learning OR 1,450,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund District #3 Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development McKenzie Community Affordable Housing in OR 1,700,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Land Trust Blue River
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wallowa Resources Affordable Workforce OR 500,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Housing in Wallowa
Urban County
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Bridge Meadows Intergenerational OR 750,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Housing Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Meals on Wheels People Eastside Resource OR 3,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Marion Polk Food Share Food Bank Warehouse OR 2,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund and Meals on Wheels
Urban Kitchen
Development
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Department of Community Development Corvallis Daytime Drop- Homeless Services OR 2,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund in Center Navigation Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Big River Community Hood River Affordable OR 2,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Land Trust Housing Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Confederated Tribes of tumwata village OR 2,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Grand Ronde Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Portland Clara Vista OR 1,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bend-Redmond Habitat Supporting Affordable OR 1,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund for Humanity Homeownership in
Urban Central Oregon
Development
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Department of Community Development Northwest Community Zig Zag Workforce OR 1,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Housing Foundation Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Yamhill County McMinnville Housing OR 1,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing Rehabilitation
Urban Corporation
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing OR 1,000,000 .............. Merkley, Wyden S
Housing and Fund Portland Metro East Construction in
Urban dba Habitat for Multnomah County
Development Humanity Portland
Region
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Department of Community Development Philadelphia Water PWD Kensington Lead PA 2,000,000 Boyle Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Department, City of Service Line
Urban Philadelphia, PA Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia-- Pleasant Hill Park PA 250,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Community Center
Urban and Recreation Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia-- Pennypack on the PA 250,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Parks Delaware Ranger
Urban and Recreation Building Development
Development and Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia's Shop 134 EV Charging PA 250,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Fleet Equipment
Urban Services Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia Castor Avenue Safety PA 850,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Office of and Streetscape
Urban Transportation and Improvements
Development Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia Lehigh Avenue Traffic PA 850,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Office of Safety Improvements
Urban Transportation and
Development Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia McPherson Library PA 850,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia Market Street PA 1,200,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Office of Headhouses
Urban Transportation and Replacements
Development Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Community Development Center City District Viaduct Greenway PA 2,000,000 Boyle .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Philadelphia Demolition and PA 850,000 Boyle, Evans .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment of (PA)
Urban Holmesburg Prison
Development Site
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Department of Community Development Pike County Wayne & Pike County PA 3,000,000 Bresnahan Fetterman, H
Housing and Fund Career and Technical McCormick
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Lackawanna County Veterans Permanent PA 1,500,000 Bresnahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Borough of Collegeville Main St PA 750,000 Dean Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Collegeville & 9th Avenue
Urban Transportation
Development Safety &
Revitalization
Improvements
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Department of Community Development Kutztown University of Sharadin Farmstead PA 250,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Pennsylvania Restoration
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County The Montgomery County PA 500,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Authority Housing Authority
Urban (MCHA)'s Affordable
Development Housing Preservation
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Department of Community Development Lower Providence Public Facility PA 750,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Township Rebuild
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Cheltenham Township Rowland Community PA 500,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development Redevelopment Pottstown Anti- PA 800,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority of the Poverty and
Urban County of Montgomery Workforce
Development Development
Initiative: TRec
District Phase 1
Completion Project
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Department of Community Development Upper Moreland Living Science PA 250,000 Dean .............. H
Housing and Fund Township School Laboratory for
Urban District Agriculture and
Development Workforce
Development Facility
Development &
Construction
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Department of Community Development Allegheny County Panhandle Trail PA 850,000 Deluzio Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Extension
Urban Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development The Borough of The Sewickley Road PA 250,000 Deluzio Fetterman, H
Housing and Fund Sewickley Safety Improvement McCormick
Urban Plan
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mt. Lebanon Mt. Lebanon Community PA 850,000 Deluzio .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Accessibility
Development Upgrades and
Facility Expansion
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Department of Community Development Churchill Borough Churchill Borough PA 500,000 Deluzio .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Park
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Ben Avon Borough Ben Avon Rooftop PA 250,000 Deluzio .............. H
Housing and Fund Solar Panels
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development The School District of Anna Blakiston Day PA 717,593 Evans (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Philadelphia School's Schoolyard
Urban Improvements and
Development Equipment Upgrades
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Department of Community Development The School District of James G. Blaine PA 850,000 Evans (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Philadelphia School's Schoolyard
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The School District of Richard R. Wright PA 850,000 Evans (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Philadelphia Elementary School's
Urban Schoolyard
Development Improvements,
Infrastructure
Upgrades, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Temple University Temple University's PA 1,500,000 Evans (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Kitchen
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community College of Community College of PA 850,000 Evans (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Philadelphia Philadelphia Housing
Urban Development and
Development Renovations
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Department of Community Development Bensalem Township Fire Station PA 4,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bristol Township Homeless Shelter PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation and
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Middletown Township Public Works Complex PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bucks County Boone Farm Community PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Quakertown Borough Streetscape PA 1,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bristol Borough Bristol Borough PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Consolidated Fire
Urban Station
Development
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Department of Community Development Bristol Township HELP Center PA 1,250,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bristol Township Edgely Bridge Project PA 5,000,000 Fitzpatrick .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Reading Area Community Schmidt Training and PA 2,000,000 Houlahan McCormick H
Housing and Fund College Technology Center
Urban Expansion for
Development Workforce
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Goshen Fire Company, Goshen Fire Company/ PA 850,000 Houlahan .............. H
Housing and Fund West Chester PA EMS Station
Urban Demolition,
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Reading 11th and Pike PA 850,000 Houlahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Center
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development West Grove Borough West Grove Memorial PA 850,000 Houlahan .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Expansion
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Johnstown Johnstown Public PA 2,850,000 Joyce (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Borough of Alexandria Alexandria Borough PA 1,500,000 Joyce (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Pitt-Johnstown Future PA 1,000,000 Joyce (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Pittsburgh Ready
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bedford Borough Fort Bedford Park PA 1,250,000 Joyce (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Western Pennsylvania Erie Coke Demolition PA 2,000,000 Kelly (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Port Authority Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Erie Erie County PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Industrial Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Allegheny County Increasing Affordable PA 3,000,000 Lee (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Housing Options for
Urban People Exiting
Development Homelessness in
Allegheny County
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Department of Community Development City of Pittsburgh City of Pittsburgh-- PA 250,000 Lee (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Recreating Community
Urban at Thaddeus Stevens
Development Center
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Department of Community Development Urban Redevelopment Downtown Pittsburgh PA 1,000,000 Lee (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Authority of Office-to-Housing
Urban Pittsburgh Conversion
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Allegheny County Allegheny County PA 1,200,000 Lee (PA) Fetterman, H
Housing and Fund Economic McCormick
Urban Development--Mon
Development Valley Strategic
Blight Removal
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Department of Community Development Westmoreland County Westmoreland County-- PA 1,075,000 Lee (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Biddle Property
Urban Access & Irwin
Development Discharge
Elimination
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Department of Community Development Board of Public Greenfield Elementary PA 400,000 Lee (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Education of the School Community
Urban School District of Schoolyard
Development Pittsburgh
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Department of Community Development West Mifflin Borough West Mifflin Borough-- PA 850,000 Lee (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community &
Urban Recreation Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Catasauqua Borough Catasauqua Iron Works PA 3,683,000 Mackenzie .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Wind Gap Borough Male Rd Bridge PA 431,000 Mackenzie .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement &
Urban Pedestrian
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Dallas School District Community Center PA 3,500,000 Meuser .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lebanon Downtown Improvements PA 1,000,000 Meuser .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Shamokin Coal Township Wastewater Treatment PA 1,400,000 Meuser .............. H
Housing and Fund Joint Sewer Authority Facility Upgrades
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pennsylvania College Forest Products PA 250,000 Meuser .............. H
Housing and Fund of Technology Training Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Luzerne County Old Airport Road PA 700,000 Meuser .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Redevelopment Thompson's Crossing PA 7,000,000 Reschenthaler .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority of the Business Park
Urban County of Fayette
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development County of Indiana Windy Ridge Business PA 1,500,000 Reschenthaler .............. H
Housing and Fund & Technology Park--
Urban Phase 3 Roadway
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Delaware County Delaware County PA 2,000,000 Scanlon Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College
Urban Workforce Success
Development Center
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sharon Hill Borough Sharon Hill Library PA 1,200,000 Scanlon Fetterman H
Housing and Fund and Recreation
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Township of Chester Chester Township Fire PA 500,000 Scanlon Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Company Health and
Urban Safety Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Delaware County Four Seasons Park PA 1,000,000 Scanlon .............. H
Housing and Fund District Attorney's Revitalization
Urban Office
Development
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Department of Community Development The School District of Schoolyard PA 860,400 Scanlon .............. H
Housing and Fund Philadelphia Improvements at
Urban Penrose Elementary
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Norristown Public PA 850,000 Scanlon .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Nether Providence Providence Road PA 500,000 Scanlon .............. H
Housing and Fund Township Sidewalk Improvement
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Folcroft Borough Improvements to PA 250,000 Scanlon .............. H
Housing and Fund Montgomery Park
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development East Buffalo Township West Market Street PA 1,800,000 Thompson (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund Pedestrian and
Urban Traffic Safety
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of State Calder Way PA 2,449,000 Thompson (PA) Fetterman H
Housing and Fund College Transportation
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Borough of Bellefonte Bellefonte PA 1,555,000 Thompson (PA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Waterfront--Dunlop
Urban Street Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Steel Rivers Council Blight Remediation in PA 750,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund of Governments the Mon Valley
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Nueva Esperanza, Inc. Esperanza Stable PA 750,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Affordable Rental
Urban Housing Trust
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Blight Remediation in PA 1,610,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund of Berks County Reading
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Lancaster Area Habitat Affordable Housing PA 750,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund for Humanity Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Erie County Community Erie County PA 1,100,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Land Bank Cornerstone
Urban Community Land Trust
Development Affordable Housing
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Common Roots Revitalizing Upper PA 750,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Water Street in
Urban Meadville
Development
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Department of Community Development Broad Street Ministry Kitchen Renovations PA 970,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Launch of Improvements for PA 450,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Philadelphia, Inc. Launch Community
Urban Education Facility
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Dauphin County Low-Income Housing PA 650,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Development
Urban Authority Initiative
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development ACTION-Housing, Inc. Affordable Housing PA 500,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Conversion in
Urban Downtown Pittsburgh
Development
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Department of Community Development Scranton Neighborhood Whole Home Repair PA 522,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Housing Services Initiative for
Urban Inc., dba Seniors--Lackawanna,
Development NeighborWorks Luzerne, Wayne,
Northeastern Pike, Monroe
Pennsylvania Counties
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Department of Community Development City of Warren Community Park PA 250,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Improvement Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Women's Community Linda Lockman-King PA 950,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Revitalization Apartments in West
Urban Project Philadelphia
Development
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Department of Community Development State College Expansion of Forever PA 1,500,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Community Land Trust, Affordable Homes in
Urban Inc. State College
Development
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Department of Community Development Garden of Health Inc. Improvements to PA 350,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Garden of Health's
Urban Hatfield Farm
Development
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Department of Community Development The Young Women's Enhancing Victims and PA 958,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Christian Association Survivors Facilities
Urban of York
Development
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Department of Community Development Amani Christian Blight Remediation PA 954,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Community Development and Site Preparation
Urban Corporation in the Carrick
Development Neighborhood of
Pittsburgh
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Department of Community Development The Caring Cupboard, Community Center PA 1,000,000 .............. Fetterman S
Housing and Fund Inc. Construction in
Urban Lebanon County
Development
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Department of Community Development University of Puerto Research Center at PR 2,000,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Rico, Mayaguez UPRM--Phase I
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Municipality of Ponce YMCA Community PR 2,000,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Municipality of Facility PR 1,200,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Isabela Redevelopment for
Urban Agri-Business
Development Innovation Center of
Isabela
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Department of Community Development Municipality of Seniors Community and PR 1,000,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Barceloneta Housing Development
Urban and Construction in
Development Barceloneta
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Department of Community Development Municipality of San Small Business PR 850,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Sebastian Advancement in Next-
Urban generation Skills
Development and Entrepreneurship
(SANSE) Hub
Development and
Construction
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Department of Community Development Municipality of Manati Manati Affordable PR 850,000 Hernandez .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Cumberland Cumberland Public RI 850,000 Amo .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Exterior
Urban Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of North North Kingstown RI 620,000 Magaziner Reed, H
Housing and Fund Kingstown Community Center Whitehouse
Urban Revitalization
Development Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Providence Conley Stadium RI 250,000 Magaziner Reed, H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure, Whitehouse
Urban Safety, and
Development Accessibility
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Johnston Johnston Flood RI 850,000 Magaziner Reed, H
Housing and Fund Mitigation and Whitehouse
Urban Development of
Development Woodlake Park
Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Providence Igliozzi Resilience RI 1,000,000 Magaziner .............. H
Housing and Fund Hub
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Affordable Housing RI 850,000 Magaziner .............. H
Housing and Fund the Town of South and Community Center
Urban Kingstown Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of South Enhancing South RI 250,000 Magaziner .............. H
Housing and Fund Kingstown Kingstown Town
Urban Beach: Resilience
Development and Accessibility
Upgrades
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Department of Community Development Town of Burrillville Burrillville Field RI 500,000 Magaziner .............. H
Housing and Fund House
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Coventry Municipal Collection RI 750,000 Magaziner .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of South Affordable Housing RI 5,000,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Kingstown Initiative
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development West Elmwood Housing Affordable Housing RI 500,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Corporation
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Action CAPP Housing RI 441,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Partnership of Improvements
Urban Providence County
Development
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Department of Community Development West Warwick Public West Warwick Public RI 300,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Library Library Facility
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Meals on Wheels of RI, Facility Renovation RI 600,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Central Falls Food Access RI 150,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Foundation
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development YWCA Rhode Island Veterans Community RI 600,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development NeighborWorks Affordable Housing RI 975,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Blackstone River
Urban Valley
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Aldersbridge Aldersbridge at East RI 500,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Communities Point
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Care Facilities and RI 200,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Alliance Equipment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Newport Senior Center RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed S
Housing and Fund Modernization
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fuerza Laboral Building Upgrades for RI 500,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Child Care Center Whitehouse
Urban and Incubator
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pawtucket Veterans Memorial RI 2,500,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Park Pool Whitehouse
Urban Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development United Way of Rhode United Way Facility RI 3,400,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Island, Inc. Renovation Whitehouse
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Tower Street Center, Tower Street RI 4,475,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Inc. Community Center Whitehouse
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Trinity Repertory Access for All RI 525,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Company Whitehouse
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Sojourner House Woonsocket Office and RI 1,275,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Drop-In Center Whitehouse
Urban Acquistion and
Development Renovation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Olneyville Housing ONB Cumberland RI 2,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Corporation dba ONE Affordable Housing Whitehouse
Urban Neighborhood Builders
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Crossroads Rhode Crossroads--Warwick RI 2,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Island Housing Whitehouse
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Olneyville Housing Affordable Housing RI 2,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Corporation dba ONE Development Whitehouse
Urban Neighborhood Builders
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Providence West End Community RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Center Project Whitehouse
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Providence Federal Hill House RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Improvements Whitehouse
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Central Falls Jenks Park and RI 1,000,000 .............. Reed, S
Housing and Fund Cogswell Tower Whitehouse
Urban Restoration
Development
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Department of Community Development South Carolina State SCSU Military Science SC 15,000,00 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund University Center of Excellence 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Claflin University Boulevard Street SC 3,000,000 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund Economic Renewal
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bamberg County, SC Bamberg County SC 1,500,000 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund Downtown Renaissance
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Summerton Blight Removal, SC 1,500,000 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund Capital Improvements
Urban and Community
Development Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Morris College Small Business SC 1,250,000 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund Entrepreneur
Urban Incubator Center
Development Acquisition,
Development, and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Clarendon County Intergenerational SC 1,000,000 Clyburn .............. H
Housing and Fund Wellness Complex
Urban Facilities Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development State of South Office of SC 1,500,000 Fry .............. H
Housing and Fund Carolina Resilience's Crooked
Urban Creek Channel
Development Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development State of South Office of SC 1,500,000 Fry .............. H
Housing and Fund Carolina Resilience's City of
Urban Dillon Stormwater
Development Improvements--Dargan
Street to Washington
Street
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Department of Community Development University of South Facility Improvements SC 12,611,00 .............. Graham S
Housing and Fund Carolina 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Pageland Public Safety SC 5,512,000 .............. Graham S
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of South Veterans and Military SC 10,000,00 .............. Graham S
Housing and Fund Carolina Center of Excellence 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Magdalene Dakota Women's SD 829,000 .............. Rounds S
Housing and Fund Rehabilitation
Urban Facility
Development
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Department of Community Development Douglas School Douglas Elementary SD 42,000,00 .............. Rounds S
Housing and Fund District #51-1 School 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Crow Creek Housing Crow Creek Housing SD 3,000,000 .............. Rounds S
Housing and Fund Authority Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Knox County Veterans Housing TN 2,000,000 Burchett .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Shelby County, TN Historic Clayborn TN 3,150,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Temple Restoration
Urban Project, Memphis TN
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Memphis Historic Mason Temple TN 1,200,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Memphis Covenant Gardens TN 1,000,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Senior Apartments
Urban Construction Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Downtown Memphis Historic Sterick TN 1,200,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Commission Building Renovation
Urban and Restoration
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Memphis Monroe Plaza and TN 850,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Extended Pedestrian
Urban Infrastructure
Development Improvements Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Memphis Housing Electrical TN 850,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Infrastructure
Urban Upgrades at
Development Montgomery Plaza,
Memphis, TN
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Department of Community Development City of Memphis Memphis Homeless TN 250,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Veterans Housing
Urban Facility Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Memphis Youth and Families TN 850,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Facilities
Urban Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Memphis Park Avenue Campus TN 850,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Water and Sewer Line
Urban Replacement and
Development Street Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southwest Tennessee Reimagining Southwest TN 250,000 Cohen .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Tennessee Community
Urban College Facilities
Development Renovations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Middle Tennessee State Transportation TN 1,500,000 DesJarlais .............. H
Housing and Fund University Infrastructure
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Bledsoe County Rigsby Elementary TN 1,500,000 DesJarlais .............. H
Housing and Fund School Upgrades
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Chattanooga 21st Century TN 7,000,000 Fleischmann .............. H
Housing and Fund Waterfront
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Chattanooga James A. Henry TN 5,000,000 Fleischmann .............. H
Housing and Fund Building
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Cocke County Fowlers Grove Road TN 650,000 Harshbarger .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Cocke County Safety Improvements TN 450,000 Harshbarger .............. H
Housing and Fund for Joe Reed Road
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development University of Memphis University of Memphis TN 1,250,000 Kustoff .............. H
Housing and Fund at Jackson Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Houston Houston Airports' TX 2,200,000 Babin .............. H
Housing and Fund Enterprise Shuttle
Urban Boulevard Extension
Development Project at Ellington
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Department of Community Development Chambers County Double Bayou Dredging TX 3,000,000 Babin .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development San Jacinto Community Biomanufacturing TX 3,000,000 Babin .............. H
Housing and Fund College District Workforce & Industry
Urban Growth Initiative
Development
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Department of Community Development Coryell County Straws Mill Road TX 3,900,000 Carter (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Bridge Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bell County Road and Bridge TX 15,740,00 Carter (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure 0
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Temple Henderson Parkway and TX 19,000,00 Carter (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Trail Project 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Clifton Waterline Loop TX 840,000 Carter (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Santa Rita Courts TX 850,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Austin Childcare Facility
Urban Redevelopment
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Antonio VFW Post 76 TX 2,000,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of San Antonio Palacio Del Sol TX 250,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Senior Living
Urban Facility
Development Rehabilitation
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Department of Community Development City of San Antonio Investing in TX 1,000,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Community
Urban Infrastructure
Development Through NALCAB's New
Headquarters in San
Antonio's Historic
Market Square--
Acquisition,
Renovation, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Travis County The Sasha-- TX 1,000,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Morris C. Beldon TX 850,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of San Apartments Site and
Urban Antonio, TX Building
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of San Antonio Ella Austin Community TX 500,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Campus
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Persimmon Point TX 250,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Development
Urban and Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Esperanza Community TX 850,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter and Facility
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Sir Swante Palm Park TX 850,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Revitalization
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hays County Hays County TX 2,000,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Sportsplex
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Onion Creek TX 3,150,000 Casar .............. H
Housing and Fund Metropolitan Park
Urban All Abilities
Development Playground
Development,
Construction and
Equipment
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Antonio Community Economic TX 250,000 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund Westside Development Opportunity
Urban Corporation Initiative
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Balcones Balcones Heights TX 250,000 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund Heights Senior Center
Urban Renovations
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of San Antonio San Pedro Springs TX 250,000 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund Park Upgrades and
Urban Equipment
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Critical Needs-- TX 1,124,400 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of San Multifamily Roof
Urban Antonio, Texas Replacement
Development
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Department of Community Development San Antonio Water Laterals to People TX 2,000,000 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund System
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City Public Service Community Resiliency TX 850,000 Castro .............. H
Housing and Fund Board of San Antonio Initiative
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Conroe Crighton Road Lift TX 1,000,000 Crenshaw .............. H
Housing and Fund Station and Force
Urban Main Upgrade Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Montgomery County Gene Campbell Road TX 2,000,000 Crenshaw .............. H
Housing and Fund Corridor Drainage
Urban and Mobility
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dallas, Texas City of Dallas Water TX 500,000 Crockett .............. H
Housing and Fund Commons Eco Park
Urban Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dallas, TX City of Dallas Santos TX 850,000 Crockett .............. H
Housing and Fund Rodriguez Recreation
Urban Center Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dallas, Texas City of Dallas Fair TX 850,000 Crockett .............. H
Housing and Fund Park and Facilities
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Lancaster, City of Lancaster Roy TX 1,000,000 Crockett .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas Crawford Park
Urban Walking Trail
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of DeSoto, Texas Public Safety Complex TX 3,000,000 Crockett .............. H
Housing and Fund Development and
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Seguin Community Center TX 2,300,000 De La Cruz .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Mission Military Parkway TX 2,000,000 De La Cruz .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hidalgo County West Main Drain TX 5,500,000 De La Cruz .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Austin Independent Career and Technical TX 1,500,000 Doggett .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Education Equipment
Urban and Facility
Development Improvements at
Austin ISD
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Department of Community Development Travis County SAFE Rathgeber TX 2,000,000 Doggett .............. H
Housing and Fund Village Safety and
Urban Security
Development Infrastructure
Upgrade
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Cool Corridors: Tree TX 500,000 Doggett .............. H
Housing and Fund Planting and
Urban Equipment to Reduce
Development Extreme Heat in
Austin's Hottest
Corridors
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Department of Community Development City of Austin Sunken Garden Springs TX 625,000 Doggett .............. H
Housing and Fund Historic
Urban Rehabilitation and
Development Restoration Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Austin Mary Lee Campus-- TX 625,000 Doggett .............. H
Housing and Fund Lamar Square
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Glenn Heights Water Infrastructure TX 6,300,000 Ellzey .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Irving Domestic Violence TX 5,000,000 Ellzey .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter Construction
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Glenn Heights Water System TX 8,455,000 Ellzey .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development El Paso County Animal Welfare TX 250,000 Escobar .............. H
Housing and Fund Shelter Equipment
Urban Acquisition
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of El Paso Innovation Factory TX 250,000 Escobar .............. H
Housing and Fund Phase II
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development El Paso County Transforming Juvenile TX 1,000,000 Escobar .............. H
Housing and Fund Justice through
Urban Education Facility
Development Expansion
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Department of Community Development Montrose Redevelopment Northeast Montrose TX 850,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Sidewalk
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Houston Parks and City of Houston TX 3,150,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Recreation Department Metropolitan Multi
Urban Service Center
Development (MMSC) for People
with Disabilities
Renovation Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fort Bend County Mission Bend Senior TX 2,000,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Precinct 4 Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Southwest Houston Southwest Civic Core TX 2,000,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Phase II
Urban Authority (SHRA)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City Park 12th Street Drainage TX 1,000,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Upgrades
Urban Authority (TIRZ12)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of West West University TX 850,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund University Place Roadway
Urban Reconstruction
Development
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Department of Community Development Harris County Public Tiny Branches TX 850,000 Fletcher .............. H
Housing and Fund Library
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Houston Mason Park Community TX 1,200,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Repairs and
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The University of Strengthening Houston TX 2,000,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas at Houston Housing, Houston,
Urban Harris County, Texas
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct Veterans Memorial TX 1,200,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund 2 Park Improvements
Urban and Facility
Development Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development East Aldine Management Worsham Elementary TX 850,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund District Safe Routes to
Urban Schools
Development Infrastructure
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Houston Land Bank Yellow Cab Site TX 2,000,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment--Mixed-
Urban Income Housing and
Development Community
Revitalization
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Pasadena Parks City of Pasadena TX 850,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund & Recreation Strawberry Park
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Houston Humanities Facility TX 850,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Arte Publico Press Infrastructure
Urban Development and
Development Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Houston East End Innovation TX 250,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Downtown Incubator Facility
Urban Development
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct Facility for TX 250,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund 2 Addressing Community
Urban Food Security Needs
Development in Gulfgate--
Demolition,
Development and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harrisburg Harrisburg Trail TX 250,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Improvements
Urban Authority (TIRZ 23)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development UTHealth Houston, University of Texas TX 250,000 Garcia (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund School of Dentistry Kitchen Construction
Urban and Equipment
Development Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development University of Texas at UTSA Veterans Center TX 7,500,000 Gonzales .............. H
Housing and Fund San Antonio
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Hudspeth County Hudspeth County TX 2,000,000 Gonzales .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The City of San San Elizario TX 2,000,000 Gonzales .............. H
Housing and Fund Elizario Community Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Town of Pecos City Pecos Housing Project TX 2,000,000 Gonzales .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The University of UAS Drone Workforce TX 2,000,000 Gonzales .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas at El Paso Development Center
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Donna Donna Multi-purpose TX 2,000,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Sports Complex
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Mercedes City of Mercedes TX 850,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Expansion of Storm
Urban Sewer System
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Harlingen, City of Harlingen New TX 1,000,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas Animal Shelter
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of La Feria La Bonita Pump TX 1,000,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Station & Drainage
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The University of Cold Storage Facility TX 250,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas Rio Grande Training and
Urban Valley (UTRGV) Logistics Hub
Development
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Department of Community Development Kleberg County Baffin Bay Education, TX 850,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety and
Urban Ecotourism Boat Ramp
Development and Fishing Pier
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development The City of Project Phoenix TX 250,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Brownsville
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Combes City of Combes--Lift TX 850,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Stations
Urban Reconstruction,
Development Upgrades, and
Repairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Brownsville City of Brownsville TX 250,000 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Fire Department Fire Department--
Urban Training Field
Development Upgrades
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Department of Community Development City of Raymondville Raymondville City TX 965,467 Gonzalez .............. H
Housing and Fund Wide Park
Urban Improvement Plan
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Sunnyvale Sunnyvale Collins TX 1,000,000 Gooden .............. H
Housing and Fund Road Widening
Urban Project (Phase 2)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Mineola Independent The Wood County TX 1,000,000 Gooden .............. H
Housing and Fund School District Special Education Co-
Urban Op Multi-District
Development Building
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jarvis Christian Facilities TX 3,000,000 Gooden .............. H
Housing and Fund University Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Fort Bend County City of Arcola TX 250,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Precinct 2 Wastewater Treatment
Urban Plant Expansion
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Five Corners Houston Stand Down TX 500,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement District Career Gear Houston
Urban Harris County Facility Expansion
Development Improvement District and Upgrades and
10A Equipment
Acquisition
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Department of Community Development Texas Woman's Equipment Acquisition TX 850,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund University to Promote Houston
Urban Workforce
Development Development
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Department of Community Development City of Pearland City of Pearland Fire TX 2,000,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Suppression
Urban Apparatus
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Houston Land Bank Houston Land Bank TX 1,200,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Land and Housing
Urban Acquisition,
Development Development, and
Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Greater Southeast The Hermann Park TX 850,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Management District Northeast
Urban Connectivity and
Development Mobility
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Houston-- Almeda Genoa Rd. at TX 250,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Houston Public Works Furman Rd.
Urban Intersection
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Gulfgate Redevelopment Sterling High School TX 250,000 Green (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Community
Urban Improvement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct 3's Memorial TX 6,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Drive Street and
Urban Drainage
Development Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct 3's Hufsmith- TX 1,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Kohrville Road
Urban Widening and Bridge
Development Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct 4's Voss Rd. TX 1,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Hedwig Village West Side TX 1,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Construction
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Harris County Interstate 10 Gateway TX 1,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvement District Lighting
Urban 4
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tomball Phase 2: Road, TX 5,000,000 Hunt .............. H
Housing and Fund Utility, and
Urban Drainage
Development Improvements and
Extension of South
Persimmon and Timkin
Street
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Department of Community Development City of Denton Masch Branch Road TX 2,000,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Wastewater
Urban Improvements
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Donley County Donley County TX 1,600,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Emergency Operations
Urban Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Airport TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Industrial Park
Urban Access Road Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Dallas International TX 2,000,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund District Park
Urban Development and
Development Infrastructure
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Department of Community Development Dallas College Dallas College TX 1,500,000 Johnson (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund Aviation Maintenance
Urban Technology Program
Development
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Department of Community Development Polk County Commercial Driver TX 3,108,000 Luttrell .............. H
Housing and Fund License Training &
Urban Examination Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Precinct 4's Willis- TX 1,000,000 Luttrell .............. H
Housing and Fund Waukegan Mobility
Urban Improvements--Nichol
Development son Road to FM 1485
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Department of Community Development Montgomery County Precinct 4's Off- TX 2,000,000 Luttrell .............. H
Housing and Fund System Bridge
Urban Replacements
Development
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Department of Community Development Harris County Precinct 3's TX 2,000,000 Luttrell .............. H
Housing and Fund Westgreen Road
Urban Bridge
Development
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Department of Community Development Texas A&M University Energy Proving TX 4,000,000 McCaul .............. H
Housing and Fund System Grounds Workforce
Urban Deployment
Development Accelerator
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Texas A&M University RELLIS Utilities TX 4,000,000 McCaul .............. H
Housing and Fund System Infrastructure
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development County of Midland 5 Points Highway TX 4,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety and
Urban Efficiency
Development Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Bell County Chaparral Road TX 1,000,000 Pfluger .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Improvement
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Woodway Old McGregor Road and TX 1,000,000 Sessions .............. H
Housing and Fund Ritchie Road
Urban Improvement Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Dallas, Texas City of Dallas--West TX 250,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Branch Library
Urban Upgrades and
Development Equipment
Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Grand Prairie Grand Prairie, TX-- TX 250,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Main Street
Urban Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Forest Hill, City of Forest Hill TX 850,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Texas Smart City Community
Urban Development Program
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Grand Prairie Grand Prairie, TX--I- TX 850,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund 30 Frontage Rd,
Urban Water Lines
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Former Cavile Public TX 3,150,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Fort Housing Site--Hughes
Urban Worth, Fort Worth House II & III
Development Housing Authority dba
Fort Worth Housing
Solutions
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Department of Community Development Trinity Park West Dallas TX 1,000,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Conservancy Pedestrian/Bike Land
Urban Bridge, Dallas,
Development Texas
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Department of Community Development City of Irving Domestic Violence TX 850,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Dallas, Texas City of Dallas--Five TX 2,000,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Mile Creek Trail
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Dallas, Texas City of Dallas-- TX 1,200,000 Veasey .............. H
Housing and Fund Martin Weiss
Urban Recreation Center
Development Enhancements
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Department of Community Development Lamar State College Advanced Terminal TX 2,000,000 Weber .............. H
Housing and Fund Port Arthur Workforce
Urban Development Center
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of West Columbia Street TX 1,000,000 Weber .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction--Phas
Urban e I
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Angleton Rehab for Lexington TX 730,000 Weber .............. H
Housing and Fund Square
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Tarleton State Stephenville TX 3,575,000 Williams (TX) .............. H
Housing and Fund University Innovation and
Urban Incubation Hub
Development
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Department of Community Development Utah Lake Authority Utah Lake Research UT 4,000,000 Kennedy (UT) Curtis H/S
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Orem Regional Safety and UT 3,000,000 Kennedy (UT) Curtis H
Housing and Fund Emergency Training
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Utah County Murdock Canal Trail UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT) Curtis H
Housing and Fund Bridge Crossing
Urban Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Park City Municipal Electrical UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT) Curtis H
Housing and Fund Corporation Transmission Line
Urban Relocation
Development
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Department of Community Development Torrey Town Sand Creek Bridge UT 1,200,000 Maloy .............. H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Rich County Laketown Roadway UT 1,500,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Weber County Storm Drain UT 1,033,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development North Ogden City Community Detention UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT) .............. H
Housing and Fund Pond
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Greater Salt Lake Copperton Township UT 3,000,000 Owens .............. H
Housing and Fund Municipal Services Stormwater Drain
Urban District Replacement Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Utah Lake Authority Utah Lake Access UT 2,500,000 Owens .............. H
Housing and Fund Points Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Falls Church City of Falls Church VA 925,000 Beyer Kaine, Warner H
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Acquisition Strike
Development Fund
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Department of Community Development City of Alexandria The Square at 511-- VA 500,000 Beyer .............. H
Housing and Fund Preservation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Fairfax County Opportunity Youth Re- VA 850,000 Beyer .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Engagement Center
Urban within the historic
Development Original Mount
Vernon High School
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Department of Community Development Arlington County Douglas Park, Phase 2 VA 1,800,000 Beyer .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Arlington County Doctor's Run Park VA 250,000 Beyer .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Fairfax County Fairfax County Street VA 750,000 Beyer, .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Tree Planting and Connolly
Urban Heat Island
Development Reduction
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Department of Community Development City of Fairfax Strategic Addition VA 1,000,000 Connolly .............. H
Housing and Fund and Special
Urban Enhancement to the
Development City of Fairfax's
Public Safety
Facility
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Department of Community Development Northern Virginia Northern Virginia VA 500,000 Connolly .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College
Urban Annandale Critical
Development Pipeline
Infrastructure
Modernization
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Department of Community Development Town of Vienna W&OD Trail VA 2,000,000 Connolly .............. H
Housing and Fund Redevelopment & Town
Urban of Vienna Trail
Development Facility
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Department of Community Development Fairfax County Fairfax County VA 850,000 Connolly .............. H
Housing and Fund Government Emergency Vehicle
Urban Preemption (EVP)
Development Program
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Department of Community Development County of Tazewell Mitigating Against & VA 500,000 Griffith .............. H
Housing and Fund Preventing
Urban Wastewater Bypass
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Chesapeake Career Academies of VA 1,000,000 Kiggans .............. H
Housing and Fund Chesapeake
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Virginia Beach Pungo Ferry Road VA 1,000,000 Kiggans .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Richmond Stormwater Management VA 850,000 McClellan Kaine, Warner H
Housing and Fund within the Shockoe
Urban Valley & Shockoe
Development Project
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Department of Community Development City of Chesapeake Schooner Trail Park VA 500,000 Scott (VA) Kaine, Warner H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Chesapeake Myers Road Sidewalk VA 1,150,000 Scott (VA) Kaine, Warner H/S
Housing and Fund Extension
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hampton Hampton Recreation VA 850,000 Scott (VA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility
Urban Accessibility
Development Upgrades and
Expansion
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Department of Community Development City of Norfolk Norfolk Homeless VA 850,000 Scott (VA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Center
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Newport News Safe Haven VA 2,000,000 Scott (VA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Empowerment Center
Urban (Facility
Development Improvements)
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Department of Community Development Virginia Peninsula Virginia Peninsula VA 500,000 Scott (VA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College's
Urban Facilities Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Newport News Peninsula Digital VA 2,000,000 Scott (VA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Infrastructure
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Manassas Park, Park Central Complete VA 1,613,968 Subramanyam Kaine, Warner H
Housing and Fund Virginia Streets Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Loudoun County, AvonLea Apartments VA 250,000 Subramanyam .............. H
Housing and Fund Virginia
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Northern Virginia Northern Virginia VA 1,200,000 Subramanyam .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College
Urban Manassas Center for
Development Building and
Construction Trades
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Department of Community Development Town of Dumfries Quantico Creek Flood VA 1,200,000 Vindman Kaine, Warner H
Housing and Fund Mitigation Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Culpeper County Simms Drive Extension VA 850,000 Vindman .............. H
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Orange County Public Gordon-Barbour VA 850,000 Vindman .............. H
Housing and Fund Schools Elementary School
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Northern Virginia Northern Virginia VA 250,000 Vindman .............. H
Housing and Fund Community College Community College
Urban HVAC Program
Development
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Department of Community Development County of York Bethel Manor VA 3,254,000 Wittman .............. H
Housing and Fund Elementary School
Urban Expansion Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Middle Peninsula Securing Upland VA 810,000 Wittman .............. H
Housing and Fund Chesapeake Bay Public Dredge Material
Urban Access Authority Sites
Development
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Department of Community Development Hampton Roads Affordable Housing VA 700,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Ecumenical Lodgings &
Urban Provisions, Inc
Development
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Department of Community Development Foodbank of New Facility VA 1,500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Southeastern Virginia
Urban and Eastern Shore
Development
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Department of Community Development Affordable Homes & Affordable Housing VA 1,175,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Communities and Community Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Danville Cunningham and Hughes VA 1,742,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Neighborhood
Urban Development Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Economic Development Utilities to Support VA 1,520,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Authority of Floyd Affordable Workforce
Urban County Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Feed More Project Nourish VA 1,500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Hopkins House--A Samuel Madden Homes VA 2,500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Center for Children Success Center
Urban and their Families
Development
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Department of Community Development Micah Ecumenical Jeremiah Community VA 2,915,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Ministries
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Clifton Forge Town of Clifton Forge VA 2,912,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund All Abilities Park
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Young Men's Christian Transform the VA 1,423,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Association of Downtown YMCA
Urban Central Virginia
Development
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Department of Community Development Action in Community Rebuilding Westend VA 1,780,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Through Service Domestic Violence
Urban Shelter
Development
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Department of Community Development James City County Moses Lane VA 925,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Comprehensive
Urban Community
Development Development Project
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity Ballsville Road VA 500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Powhatan Neighborhood
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development SupportWorks Housing Rady Street VA 500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Apartments
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Staunton Redevelopment Affordable Housing in VA 500,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund and Housing Authority Staunton
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Alexandria Ladrey Apartments VA 2,000,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment Housing
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development Harrisonburg Lineweaver Annex VA 2,000,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment & Renovation of
Urban Housing Authority Permanent Supportive
Development Housing Project
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Department of Community Development People Incorporated of Manassas Veterans VA 2,000,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Virginia Housing and Post
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Norfolk Affordable Housing VA 1,000,000 .............. Kaine, Warner S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Virgin Islands Housing Donoe Estates VI 2,000,000 Plaskett .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Resiliency Upgrades
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Brattleboro Housing Melrose Terrace VT 1,750,000 Balint .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority d/b/a Redevelopment
Urban Brattleboro Housing
Development Partnerships
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Department of Community Development Springfield Housing Southridge Cottage VT 1,200,000 Balint .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Court Workforce
Urban Housing
Development Redevelopment
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Department of Community Development Vermont Housing & Hinesburg Windy Ridge VT 850,000 Balint .............. H
Housing and Fund Conservation Board Neighborhood and
Urban Housing Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Burlington Housing Burlington Housing VT 500,000 Balint .............. H
Housing and Fund Authority Authority Elevator
Urban Modernization
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Fairlee Bridge and Main VT 1,000,000 Balint .............. H
Housing and Fund Housing Project--
Urban Rehabilitation and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Downstreet Housing & Preserving Affordable VT 1,500,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund Community Development Housing and Creating
Urban Homeownership
Development Opportunities
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Department of Community Development Windham & Windsor The Chalet VT 3,000,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund Housing Trust Redevelopment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Barre The Prospect Heights VT 3,316,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund Development Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Good Samaritan Haven Complex Care Shelter VT 1,155,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund at the Welcome
Urban Center
Development
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Department of Community Development Vermont Housing & Shared Equity VT 550,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund Conservation Board Homeownership
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development Champlain Housing Affordable Housing VT 1,000,000 .............. Sanders S
Housing and Fund Trust for Winooski
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Vermont Housing & Affordable Housing VT 12,000,00 .............. Sanders, Welch S
Housing and Fund Conservation Board for Vermont 0
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Brattleboro Brattleboro VT 3,250,000 .............. Welch S
Housing and Fund Development Credit Technology and
Urban Corporation Industrial Park
Development
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Department of Community Development Ascend Housing Allies Housing at Stonecrop VT 5,250,000 .............. Welch S
Housing and Fund Incorporated Meadows
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Vermont Office of Home Repair and VT 2,000,000 .............. Welch S
Housing and Fund Economic Opportunity Remediation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Stevens County Fire District #2's WA 1,000,000 Baumgartner .............. H
Housing and Fund Fruitland Fire
Urban Station Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Mountlake Mountlake Terrace WA 850,000 DelBene Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Terrace Community Center
Urban Expansion and
Development Resiliency
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Snohomish Snohomish Public WA 3,150,000 DelBene .............. H
Housing and Fund Safety & City
Urban Services Campus
Development
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Department of Community Development Lake Washington The Early Learning WA 250,000 DelBene .............. H
Housing and Fund Institute of Center Childcare
Urban Technology Construction and
Development Renovations
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Department of Community Development City of Kenmore Kenmore Public Works WA 2,000,000 DelBene .............. H
Housing and Fund Operations Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Snohomish Conservation Snohomish WA 1,200,000 DelBene .............. H
Housing and Fund District Conservation
Urban District's Natural
Development Resources Center
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Department of Community Development Sno-Isle Intercounty Lake Stevens Early WA 250,000 DelBene .............. H
Housing and Fund Rural Library Learning Library
Urban District Renovations
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Lake Forest Lakefront Park WA 2,000,000 Jayapal Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Park Community Center
Urban Project, Lake Forest
Development Park
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Department of Community Development University of Campus Building WA 500,000 Jayapal Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Washington Accessibility
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Department of Third Avenue WA 250,000 Jayapal Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Transportation, City Revitalization
Urban of Seattle
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Seattle Fort Lawton WA 3,150,000 Jayapal Murray H/S
Housing and Fund Redevelopment
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Seattle Lake City Community WA 2,000,000 Jayapal .............. H
Housing and Fund Center and
Urban Affordable Housing
Development Redevelopment
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Department of Community Development City of Burien, WA City of Burien Public WA 850,000 Jayapal .............. H
Housing and Fund Market Upgrades and
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Edmonds Edmonds Food Bank and WA 850,000 Larsen Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Community Engagement
Urban Space
Development
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Department of Community Development Port of Everett South Marina Terminal WA 250,000 Larsen Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Replacement
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Anacortes Anacortes Community WA 250,000 Larsen .............. H
Housing and Fund Event Center
Urban Development and
Development Construction
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Department of Community Development Edmonds College LETI Incubator for WA 2,000,000 Larsen .............. H
Housing and Fund Family Success
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Port of Edmonds North Portwalk and WA 1,200,000 Larsen Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Seawall
Urban Reconstruction
Development Project
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Department of Community Development Whatcom County Health Domestic Violence and WA 1,510,295 Larsen .............. H
Housing and Fund and Community Sexual Assault
Urban Services Services of Whatcom
Development County Douglas
Building
Preservation
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Department of Community Development City of Bellingham Bellingham Central WA 850,000 Larsen .............. H
Housing and Fund Library Renovation
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Confederated Tribes Village of Hope WA 4,265,000 Newhouse Cantwell H
Housing and Fund and Bands of the
Urban Yakama Nation
Development
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Department of Community Development Port of Moses Lake Infrastructure WA 600,000 Newhouse .............. H
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tonasket Reconstruction of US WA 948,000 Newhouse .............. H
Housing and Fund 97--Phase 2
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Benton County Three Rivers Recovery WA 3,000,000 Newhouse Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Housing Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Port of Chinook Port of Chinook WA 2,700,000 Perez Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Capital Dredging
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wahkiakum County Upper Grays River WA 500,000 Perez .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Forest
Urban Acquisition
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tenino Regional Meat WA 850,000 Perez, .............. H
Housing and Fund Processing Facility Strickland
Urban Infrastructure
Development
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Department of Community Development Hoh Indian Tribe Hoh Tribe Resiliency WA 3,150,000 Randall Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Center Development
Urban and Construction
Development
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Department of Community Development Makah Indian Tribe Makah Housing WA 1,200,000 Randall Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Resilience--Acquisit
Urban ion, Development,
Development and Construction
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Department of Community Development Port of Port Angeles ixwicn (Tse-whit-zen) WA 850,000 Randall Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Protection Area
Urban Restoration
Development
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Department of Community Development Kitsap County Community Respite WA 1,736,255 Randall .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of Human Center Acquisition,
Urban Services Development,
Development Construction, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development Chelan County, Chelan County Chelan WA 1,200,000 Schrier .............. H
Housing and Fund Department of River Heights
Urban Economic Services Housing--Chelan
Development County, WA
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Department of Community Development Town of Darrington Darrington Drinking WA 850,000 Schrier .............. H
Housing and Fund Water Infrastructure
Urban Expansion--Darringto
Development n, WA
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Department of Community Development City of Cle Elum City of Cle Elum WA 250,000 Schrier .............. H
Housing and Fund Second Street
Urban Pathway--Cle Elum,
Development WA
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Department of Community Development City of Federal Way Day Center WA 250,000 Smith (WA) Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Relocation,
Urban Reconstruction, and
Development Equipment
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Department of Community Development City of Des Moines Midway Park WA 850,000 Smith (WA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Reconstruction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Tukwila Tukwila Community WA 850,000 Smith (WA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Center Facility
Urban Upgrades
Development
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Department of Community Development Green River College Building the Electric WA 250,000 Smith (WA) Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Automotive Center of
Urban Higher Education
Development Today
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Department of Community Development South King Fire Firefighter PPE CO2 WA 850,000 Smith (WA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Decontamination Unit
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Highline College Highline College WA 1,200,000 Smith (WA) .............. H
Housing and Fund Community Soccer and
Urban Sports Complex
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Puyallup Meeker Street WA 850,000 Strickland Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Tacoma City of Tacoma Fire WA 1,000,000 Strickland Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Engine Acquisition
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Tacoma Housing Salishan Hillside WA 850,000 Strickland Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Authority Phase I Renovations
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Pierce County Public Pierce Transit System- WA 250,000 Strickland Cantwell H
Housing and Fund Transportation Wide ADA Signage
Urban Benefit Area Improvements
Development Corporation (DBA
Pierce Transit)
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Department of Community Development City of Fircrest Alameda Ave East-- WA 850,000 Strickland .............. H
Housing and Fund 44th Street to
Urban Emerson Street
Development Pedestrian and
Bicyclist
Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of University Chambers Bay Access WA 300,000 Strickland .............. H
Housing and Fund Place to Opportunity--Road
Urban and Sidewalk Safety
Development Improvements
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Department of Community Development City of Olympia City of Olympia WA 250,000 Strickland .............. H
Housing and Fund Armory Redevelopment
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Edgewood Interurban Trail WA 250,000 Strickland .............. H
Housing and Fund Phase III (Jovita
Urban Canyon)
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Port of Skagit County Agricultural WA 1,750,000 .............. Cantwell S
Housing and Fund Innovation Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YWCA Yakima Domestic Violence WA 1,500,000 .............. Cantwell S
Housing and Fund Shelter
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Roots The Jefferson WA 350,000 .............. Cantwell S
Housing and Fund Housing Affordable Housing
Urban Preservation Project
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Jefferson County Workforce Housing WA 1,500,000 .............. Cantwell S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development Northeast Public Childcare and WA 2,000,000 .............. Cantwell S
Housing and Fund Development Authority Workforce Housing
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kelso Catlin and Main WA 3,250,000 .............. Cantwell, S
Housing and Fund Community Murray
Urban Development Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Council for the Housing Solutions WA 2,500,000 .............. Cantwell, S
Housing and Fund Homeless Center Expansion Murray
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Bellwether Housing Thunderbird Nest WA 1,800,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Seattle Indian Native Village & WA 1,500,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Services Commission Gateway Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Friends of Youth Griffin Campus WA 2,500,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Affordable Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Low Income Housing University District WA 3,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Institute Transit Oriented
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development OPAL Community Land Pea Patch Community WA 4,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Trust Campus
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development United Way of King Food Access and WA 800,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund County Distribution
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Children's Home Vancouver Family WA 3,400,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Society of Washington Resource Center
Urban dba Akin Development
Development
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Department of Community Development Partners Inland Resource Center WA 3,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Northwest
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Pierce and Bremerton Early WA 6,200,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Kitsap Counties Learning Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Roots The Helen V WA 512,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Housing Affordable Housing
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Spokane Neighborhood Broadway Senior WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Action Partners Housing
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Shelton Family Center Housing Project WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund dba The Youth
Urban Connection
Development
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Department of Community Development Whatcom Transportation Lynden Transit WA 2,000,000 .............. Murray S
Housing and Fund Authority Station Affordable
Urban Housing
Development
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Department of Community Development Milwaukee Metropolitan Milwaukee Schoolyards WI 250,000 Moore (WI) Baldwin H
Housing and Fund Sewerage District Improvements and
Urban Water Workforce
Development Development Project
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Department of Community Development Village of Bayside North Shore Library WI 850,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Housing Authority of Safety and Security WI 500,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund the City of Milwaukee Upgrades and
Urban Equipment
Development
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Department of Community Development University of Improving Health and WI 850,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Wisconsin Milwaukee Living Environment
Urban Project--Facility
Development Renovation,
Expansion, and
Equipment
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Department of Community Development City of Milwaukee Addressing Lead Based WI 750,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Health Department Hazards in Public
Urban Facilities
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Milwaukee Port City of Milwaukee WI 250,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Milwaukee Dock Improvement
Urban Program
Development
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Department of Community Development Milwaukee County Kosciuszko Community WI 250,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Center
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Wauwatosa Fire Training Ground WI 250,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Facility Replacement
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Milwaukee Priority Needs WI 2,000,000 Moore (WI) .............. H
Housing and Fund Supportive Housing
Urban
Development
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Community Development City of Edgerton, City of Edgerton WI 400,000 Pocan .............. H
Housing and Fund Wisconsin Veterans Park Site
Urban Improvement Project
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Loganville, Village of Loganville WI 250,000 Pocan .............. H
Housing and Fund WI Street and Utility
Urban Improvements
Development
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Department of Community Development Town of Mount Ida Roadway Improvements WI 175,000 Van Orden .............. H
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Chippewa County Chippewa County WI 600,000 Van Orden .............. H
Housing and Fund Mortuary
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Green Bay Metro Fire New Fire Station WI 5,000,000 Wied Baldwin H/S
Housing and Fund Department
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Village of Suamico Water Infrastructure WI 1,000,000 Wied .............. H
Housing and Fund Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kaukauna Water Treatment WI 1,000,000 Wied .............. H
Housing and Fund System Improvements
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Ozaukee Food Alliance Mobile Pantry WI 246,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Kenosha Affordable Housing WI 3,000,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development YMCA of Metropolitan Health Commons WI 4,000,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund Milwaukee Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Veterans 1st of NEW, Affordable Housing WI 480,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund Inc.
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Habitat for Humanity College Park WI 500,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund of Waukesha, Inc. Workforce Housing
Urban Development
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Janesville Removal of Blight WI 5,000,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Communities of Crocus Affordable Housing WI 1,500,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wild Rivers Habitat Affordable Housing WI 500,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund for Humanity, Inc. Construction
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Acts Community Acquisition Fund WI 1,000,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund Development
Urban Corporation, Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development Boys and Girls Clubs Facility Expansion WI 1,000,000 .............. Baldwin S
Housing and Fund of the Northwoods,
Urban Inc.
Development
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Department of Community Development Monroe County Board of Peterstown School WV 3,250,000 Miller (WV) Capito, H
Housing and Fund Education Athletic Facility Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Wheeling Gateway Center and WV 2,000,000 Moore (WV) Capito H
Housing and Fund Trail Connection
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Parkersburg Municipal Parking WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV) Capito, H
Housing and Fund Improvements Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Fairmont Watson Fire Station WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV) Capito, H
Housing and Fund Renovation Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Wood County Spencer's & Landing WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV) .............. H
Housing and Fund Development Authority Development
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Marshall University Marshall University WV 900,000 Moore (WV) .............. H
Housing and Fund Aviation Martinsburg
Urban Expansion
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Logan White Coat Housing WV 1,200,000 .............. Capito S
Housing and Fund Community in Rural
Urban Appalachia
Development
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Department of Community Development Wheeling Park Historic Community WV 5,642,000 .............. Capito S
Housing and Fund Commission Building Renovations
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Hinton New River Center WV 1,919,000 .............. Capito S
Housing and Fund Project
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Community Impact Childcare and WV 250,000 .............. Capito S
Housing and Fund Network Economic
Urban Opportunities in
Development Ohio County
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Department of Community Development Town of Marlinton Downtown Trailhead WV 2,059,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Elkins Downtown Improvements WV 503,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Montgomery General Montgomery General WV 7,690,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Healthcare Systems, Hospital Justice
Urban Inc. Revitalization
Development
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Department of Community Development Clay County Commission 911 Center Relocation WV 4,600,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Appalachia Service Home Repair for WV 500,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Project Flooding Victims Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development West Virginia The WV Freedom and WV 1,980,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Statewide Independent Independence Project Justice
Urban Living Council
Development
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Department of Community Development Craik Patton Inc. Craik-Patton House WV 250,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Site Accessibility Justice
Urban Project
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Ronceverte Fred Workman Bridge WV 5,460,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Charleston Charleston Capital WV 7,000,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Sports Center Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Capitol Market Inc. Capitol Market Safety WV 750,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund and Security Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Region 4 Planning and Fruits of Labor WV 966,000 .............. Capito, S
Housing and Fund Development Council Expansion Justice
Urban
Development
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Department of Community Development Facing Hunger Food Warehouse WV 1,103,000 .............. Justice S
Housing and Fund Bank Distribution Center
Urban Renovation
Development
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Department of Community Development New River Gorge Meadow River Corridor WV 3,200,000 .............. Justice S
Housing and Fund Regional Development Improvements
Urban Authority
Development
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Department of Community Development City of Rock Springs Bitter Creek WY 2,000,000 Hageman .............. H
Housing and Fund Restoration--Phase 2
Urban
Development
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