[Congressional Record (Bound Edition), Volume 155 (2009), Part 4]
[House]
[Pages 4419-5372]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY MR. OBEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, REGARDING H.R. 1105, OMNIBUS
APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2009
Following is an explanation of the Omnibus Appropriations
Act, 2009, including disclosure 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.
Section 4 of the Act specifies that this explanatory
statement shall have the same effect with respect to the
allocation of funds and implementation of this legislation as
if
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it were a joint explanatory statement of a committee of
conference.
The Omnibus Appropriations Act includes fiscal year 2009
appropriations encompassing 9 regular annual appropriations
bills, each in a separate division, plus a 10th division
including further provisions relating to the Department of
Homeland Security and other agencies. The divisions contained
in the Act are as follows:
Division A--Agriculture, Rural Development, Food
and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations
Act, 2009;
Division B--Commerce, Justice, Science, and
Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2009;
Division C--Energy and Water Development and
Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2009;
Division D--Financial Services and General
Government Appropriations Act, 2009;
Division E--Department of the Interior,
Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2009;
Division F--Departments of Labor, Health and Human
Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations
Act, 2009;
Division G--Legislative Branch Appropriations Act,
2009;
Division H--Department of State, Foreign
Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2009;
Division I--Transportation, Housing and Urban
Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2009;
and
Division J--Further Provisions Relating to the
Department of Homeland Security and Other Matters.
Section 3 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.
DIVISION A
TITLE I--AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS
Production, Processing, and Marketing
Office of the Secretary
The bill provides $5,174,000 for the Office of the
Secretary.
The Department is directed to provide within 60 days after
the date of enactment of this Act all reports and studies
requested in this statement to the Committees on
Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Senate
(hereafter referred to as ``the Committees'') in both an
electronic and hard copy format, unless another date is
specified for a particular report.
The Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (hereafter
referred to as ``the 2008 farm bill'') authorized many new
programs, provided mandatory funding for a select number of
them, and reauthorized existing programs throughout the
Department of Agriculture. The Department is directed to
submit a report detailing the Department's implementation
plan for the 2008 farm bill. The report should include
timeframes for developing new regulations and estimated dates
the Department expects to finalize the regulations and
implement the new or revised programs. The Department is also
directed to provide to the Committees all reports requested
in the 2008 farm bill.
There is concern that agencies are being required, after
appropriations have been enacted for other purposes, to
support E-Gov and PART studies. This diminishes, delays, or
eliminates the implementation of the activities for which
funds were provided. Thirty days prior to any centrally
determined charges being applied to any USDA agency that are
different from those amounts displayed in the budget
justification materials, the Department must submit to the
Committees a detailed explanation of the amounts assessed and
the method for determining those amounts.
There continues to be strong support in Congress for
programs that provide emergency food assistance throughout
the world and that work to achieve sustainable food security.
Among those programs is the Borlaug Dialogue (and its
associated functions), which provides a forum for world
leadership related to international food assistance. The
Secretary is encouraged to support this activity and to
ensure that the Department maintains a strong role in the
fight against world hunger.
Executive Operations
CHIEF ECONOMIST
The bill provides $10,651,000 for the Office of the Chief
Economist.
NATIONAL APPEALS DIVISION
The bill provides $14,711,000 for the National Appeals
Division.
office of budget and program analysis
The bill provides $9,054,000 for the Office of Budget and
Program Analysis.
office of homeland security
The bill provides $974,000 for the Office of Homeland
Security.
The bill does not include funds requested for a Plant
Biosecurity Policy Coordinator or for a Food Defense and
Biosecurity Policy Coordinator.
office of the chief information officer
The bill provides $17,527,000 for the Office of the Chief
Information Officer.
office of the chief financial officer
The bill provides $5,954,000 for the Office of the Chief
Financial Officer.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
The bill provides $871,000 for the Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Civil Rights.
Office of Civil Rights
The bill provides $21,551,000 for the Office of Civil
Rights.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration
The bill provides $687,000 for the Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Administration.
Agriculture Buildings and Facilities and Rental Payments
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $244,244,000 for agriculture buildings
and facilities and rental payments.
The bill includes increases of $1,968,000 for repairs and
maintenance projects, $2,400,000 for increased utility costs,
$1,900,000 for increased contract support costs, $1,764,000
for life safety and security support, and $14,148,000 to
continue renovation of the South Building.
Hazardous Materials Management
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $5,100,000 for Hazardous Materials
Management.
Departmental Administration
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $27,011,000 for Departmental
Administration.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $3,877,000 for the Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations.
Office of Communications
The bill provides $9,514,000 for the Office of
Communications.
Office of Inspector General
The bill provides $85,766,000 for the Office of Inspector
General.
Office of the General Counsel
The bill provides $41,620,000 for the Office of the General
Counsel (OGC).
In conjunction with the Statistical and Science Policy
Office in the Office of Management and Budget, OGC is
directed to review the current data sharing agreement used by
the Natural Resources Conservation Service in the collection
and sharing of the National Resources Inventory survey data
and provide a report to the Committees on any restrictions
and the reasons for the restrictions on the sharing of
detailed-level data with other USDA agencies that are covered
by the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical
Efficiency Act and the Paperwork Reduction Act and which are
designated as statistical agencies under the Executive Order
designating those agencies.
Office of the Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics
The bill provides $609,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Research, Education and Economics.
Section 7204 of the 2008 farm bill authorizes research and
extension grants to study new technologies to assist
cranberry growers in complying with Federal and State
environmental regulations, increase production, develop new
growing techniques, establish more efficient growing
technologies, and educate cranberry producers about
sustainable growth practices. The Department is directed to
work with the cranberry industry to identify available
resources to meet the mandate of the 2008 farm bill and to
submit a report to the Committees no later than June 1, 2009.
Economic Research Service
The bill provides $79,500,000 for the Economic Research
Service (ERS).
ERS is directed to include, within its ongoing study and
analyses of national trends for the basis for grains and the
basis for livestock, the factors contributing to a continued
decline of the basis for crops.
ERS is conducting a two-year study of the impacts of local
food systems and commerce that will account for the effects
of local food systems on economic activity, nutrition, and
energy and the environment. This study will consider
government policies to support local food markets and reduce
barriers to growth of that sector. ERS is encouraged to work
in collaboration with the Agricultural Marketing Service,
Rural Business-Cooperative Service, Food and Nutrition
Service, and other appropriate federal agencies. ERS is also
encouraged to study federal, state and local food program
procurement issues as they relate to market development for
small and mid-scale farms within local and regional food
systems.
National Agricultural Statistics Service
The bill provides $151,565,000 for the National
Agricultural Statistics Service.
The bill provides $2,450,000 to carry out the Fruit
Chemical Use Data study.
Agricultural Research Service
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $1,140,406,000 for the Agricultural
Research Service (ARS), Salaries and Expenses.
The rapid spread of the wheat stem rust known as Ug99, from
East Africa to the Arabian Peninsula and most recently to the
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Middle East, is of great concern. Ug99 is a very virulent
strain of stem rust and could threaten 80 percent of the
world's wheat supply if resistant varieties of wheat are not
developed. The bill provides an increase of $1,500,000 for
work to develop Ug99 resistant wheat varieties.
The Committees are concerned by the growing problem of
viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS). The bill provides an
increase of $1,000,000 for monitoring, diagnosis,
epidemiology, treatment and prevention of VHS. ARS is
encouraged to work with research institutions in the Great
Lakes region to ascertain the extent to which VHS is present
in U.S. waters, develop an effective vaccine, and establish
the genetic basis for resistance to VHS in fish.
The bill provides increases of $254,000 each for Human
Nutrition Research, Boston, MA; Chronic diseases of children,
Houston, TX; West Tennessee Mississippi River Cropping
Systems Unit, Jackson, TN; ARS Southwest Watershed Research
Center, Tucson, AZ; and the Northwest Center for Small
Fruits, Corvallis, OR.
The bill provides an increase of $1,350,000 for research on
food allergies and an increase of $800,000 for research on
colony collapse disorder, to be spent as the agency
determines appropriate.
The ARS Cotton Quality Research Unit in Clemson, South
Carolina, is expected to identify opportunities for increased
collaboration with the University of Georgia Tifton MicroGin
that would enhance the integration of research on fiber
quality from harvest to gin to textile mill and ARS is
requested to report to the Committees on its findings and
needs assessments.
None of the funds appropriated to ARS for the Advanced
Animal Vaccine Project at the Plum Island Animal Disease
Center may be directed for any other use by the Department of
Homeland Security.
The fiscal year 2009 budget request proposed to relocate
the Arthropod-Borne Animal Diseases Research Laboratory
(ABADRL) from its current location in Laramie, Wyoming.
Before deciding whether it is appropriate to relocate the
lab, ARS is directed to provide a report to the Committees
describing the current status of the laboratory's facilities
and research. Additionally, the agency shall assess no fewer
than two locations that could serve as the new location of
ABADRL. When selecting the locations to assess, ARS should
consider the facilities, capacity, expertise, and synergies
relevant to fulfilling and expediting the ABADRL mission that
are offered by each potential location. The report should
include a comparative cost analysis.
Funds made available for the Center for Agroforestry should
be used to continue research into all five temperate-zone
agroforestry practices applicable in Midwestern states.
The National Animal Disease Center (NADC) is an important
component in the nation's animal disease research
infrastructure, but it is in need of office, laboratory, and
information technology equipment and designated animal space.
The Department is encouraged to begin providing these items
out of the funds made available in this bill. If they are
not, a request for the remaining funds should be submitted by
the Department for fiscal year 2010.
ARS is directed to submit a report to the Committees by May
1, 2009, that analyzes the feasibility, requirements, and
cost for conducting water quality and quantity research at
Arkansas State University.
The need to investigate diet-related health problems,
including obesity and its associated illnesses, is
recognized. With the continued support in this bill for the
Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research Center, the Center is
directed to continue development of programs to address
obesity and diet-related health issues in rural and Native
American communities, the study of minerals and other
nutrients in widely consumed foods contributing to healthy
diets, and the role of nutrition in the prevention of chronic
diseases.
The Metabolic Diet Unit at the Human Nutrition Research
Center on Aging at Tufts University is in need of upgrades
and ARS is encouraged to initiate such improvements from
within available funds.
The following is a list of Congressionally-designated
projects:
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BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
The bill provides $46,752,000 for the Agricultural Research
Service, Buildings and Facilities.
ARS is directed, when planning and designing the National
Plant and Genetics Security Center, to include plans for
expanded vivarium capacity.
The following is a list of Congressionally-designated
projects:
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Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
The bill provides $691,043,000 for research and education
activities.
The bill provides $1,139,000 for the Food and Agriculture
Policy Institute. Of this amount, $188,000 is to continue a
cooperative agreement with the University of Wisconsin
relating to dairy policy and $140,000 is to conduct analysis
of rangeland, cattle, and hay with the University of Nevada--
Reno.
The bill continues funding for the Alaska Native-Serving
and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions Grants program as
authorized in 7 U.S.C. 3242. The agency is directed to
administer this program in the same manner as fiscal year
2008.
The following table reflects the bill:
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NATIVE AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS ENDOWMENT FUND
The bill provides $11,880,000 for the Native American
Institutions Endowment Fund.
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES
The bill provides $474,250,000 for Extension Activities.
Investments in areas that develop job opportunities and
expand the technological skills base of rural residents are
valuable for spurring economic growth and competitiveness.
The Rural Technologies program helps provide such skills and
USDA is encouraged to support other initiatives, such as the
Women In Technology program, to meet these and other rural
development objectives.
The following table reflects the bill:
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INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES
The bill provides $56,864,000 for integrated activities.
The following table reflects the bill:
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Office of the Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs
The bill provides $737,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs.
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $876,675,000 for the Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Salaries and Expenses.
The following table reflects the bill:
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Funds provided for APHIS in this bill accept all transfers
of funds proposed in the budget request. These transfers
include the following: $4,634,000 from ``Foreign Animal
Disease/FMD'' and $10,936,000 from ``Trade Issues Resolution
and Management'' into ``Overseas Technical and Trade
Operations''; $1,481,000 from ``Trade Issues Resolution and
Management'' into ``Import/Export''; $51,047,000 from
``Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza'' and $15,610,000 from
``Low Pathogen Avian Influenza'' into ``Avian Influenza'';
$1,938,000 from ``Biosecurity'' and $1,977,000 from
``Biosurveillance'' into ``Emergency Management Systems'';
and $3,722,000 from ``Emergency Management Systems'' into
``National Veterinary Stockpile''.
APHIS is drafting a final rule that would allow the agency
to approve, after pest risk analysis, certain new fruits and
vegetables for interstate movement, subject to meeting one or
any combination of five specific designated measures. APHIS
is encouraged to consider allowing shipment of untreated
fruits and vegetables grown in Hawaii to cold-weather states
during winter months if Hawaii has specific measures in place
to meet the standards set in the final rule and can
reasonably ensure that potential transshipment of such
produce will not jeopardize the phytosanitary standards of
warm weather states.
The bill includes $9,907,000 for Cattle Fever Ticks,
including an increase of $2,074,000 to initiate the five-year
strategic plan to assist in moving the Cattle Fever Tick
quarantine zone south of the U.S. border.
The bill includes $62,320,000 for Fruit Fly Exclusion and
Detection, including an increase of $1,000,000 to enhance the
Guatemala-Mexico Medfly barrier.
The bill includes $129,180,000 for Animal Health Monitoring
and Surveillance, including $14,500,000, an increase of
$4,713,000, for the National Animal Identification System
(NAIS). Given this investment, coupled with the almost
$128,000,000 that Congress has already provided for NAIS,
APHIS is expected to make demonstrable progress with
effectively implementing the animal identification system.
Accordingly, APHIS is directed to meet the following species
traceability objectives that are derived from the agency's
final 2008 animal disease traceability business plan:
--Cattle: By March 1, 2009, identify 30 percent of the
nation's cattle population to premises of origin within 48
hours of a disease event.
--Goats: By October 1, 2009, identify 90 percent of goat
breeding herds to their birth premises within 48 hours of a
disease event.
--Poultry: By July 1, 2009, achieve 98 percent traceability
in the commercial poultry industry through the identification
of commercial production units in the required radius within
48 hours of a disease event.
--Sheep: By October 1, 2009, identify 90 percent of sheep
breeding flock to their birth premises within 48 hours of a
disease event.
--Swine: By February 1, 2009, achieve 80 percent
traceability in the commercial swine industries through the
identification of commercial production units in the required
radius within 48 hours of a disease event.
In addition, APHIS is directed to meet the following
program administration milestones that are similarly derived
from the final 2008 animal disease traceability business
plan:
--By February 1, 2009: Publish proposed rulemaking to
consider establishing the seven-character PIN as the national
location identifier standard and establish the ``840'' Animal
Identification Number as the single version for the numbering
system.
--By February 1, 2009: Incorporate the NAIS-compliant
premises identification number format into existing Federal
disease program activities.
--By May 1, 2009: Publish proposed rulemaking to consider
using a premises identification number, in the NAIS-compliant
format, for import/export facilities, the destination of
imported livestock and the location of exported animals prior
to the assembly.
There is concern that APHIS removed a key outcome milestone
from its final animal disease traceability business plan that
assessed the agency's progress on integrating tracking
databases maintained by States and private organizations.
APHIS is directed to submit a report to the Committees that
explains why the agency dropped this important milestone from
its final business plan. APHIS is further directed to provide
an update on its current progress with fully integrating the
Animal Trace Processing System with non-Federal tracking
databases.
APHIS is directed to submit a report to the Committees
within one week after each of the milestone dates outlining
the status of each species traceability objective and program
administration milestone and the reason the deadline was not
met.
The bill includes $13,694,000 for Animal and Plant Health
Regulatory Enforcement, including an increase of $1,111,000
to hire and train seven new investigators to address
increased violations at major ports of entry referred by U.S.
Customs and Border Protection.
The bill includes $4,528,000 for viral hemorrhagic
septicemia (VHS) control in Great Lakes States. APHIS is
strongly encouraged to prioritize limited VHS resources,
including research, to regions where the agency has confirmed
cases.
The bill includes $133,677,000 for Emerging Plant Pests.
Included in this amount is $35,389,000 for citrus health;
$19,918,000 for Asian long-horned beetle; $22,948,000 for
glassy-winged sharpshooter; $5,305,000 for sudden oak death;
$2,136,000 for Karnal bunt; $34,625,000 for emerald ash
borer; $8,294,000 for potato cyst nematode; $1,001,000 for
light brown apple moth; $1,500,000 for Sirex woodwasp;
$2,092,000 for miscellaneous pests; and $469,000 for varroa
mite suppression.
APHIS is directed to work with the City of Chicago to
manage the infestation of emerald ash borer and provide
appropriate resources.
APHIS is encouraged to use the funding provided for sudden
oak death to address immediate needs in the recognized
containment and control areas, to promote the research,
development, and testing of new systems of nursery pest and
disease management, and for programs of inspection and
regulation.
This bill includes $1,001,000 for the light brown apple
moth (LBAM) program. In fiscal years 2007 and 2008,
approximately $90,000,000 in Commodity Credit Corporation
(CCC) funds and $993,000 in appropriated funds had been made
available for LBAM. Of this amount, $43,800,000 in CCC
funding, as well as the $993,000 in appropriated funding,
remain available in fiscal year 2009 to continue APHIS's
efforts. The Secretary is encouraged to utilize all funds
necessary from CCC to carry out the recommendation of the
USDA science advisory panel to eradicate LBAM in California.
The bill includes $5,552,000 for the grasshopper program.
APHIS may use funds provided for Mormon cricket activities in
Utah for eradication and control of black grass bug in Utah.
A portion of the funding provided for the oral rabies
vaccination funding should be made available for activities
in the Appalachian region.
Due to a new occurrence of bovine tuberculosis in New
Mexico, the Secretary is encouraged to use authorities and
resources of the Department to provide testing, monitoring,
surveillance, and other services as needed toward the control
and eradication of this disease, and for the prompt
restoration of split-state status for New Mexico.
APHIS is expected to make the fiscal year 2009 funding for
beaver control in Mississippi available to all counties in
the state.
Sericea lespedeza is an important field crop in the
southeastern United States. Sericea lespedeza also poses
environmental challenges to ecosystems in tall grass prairie
lands in the Great Plains region. APHIS is encouraged to
collaborate with conservation programs in the Great Plains
region where sericea lespedeza is an invasive species to find
economically and ecologically appropriate approaches.
The bill includes $12,877,000 for Biotechnology Regulatory
Services, including an increase of $1,000,000 for the
Biotechnology Quality Management System.
APHIS is currently evaluating a theobromine and caffeine
mixture as a possible tool for predation management. APHIS is
encouraged to continue evaluating this method, conduct field
studies, and take the appropriate steps to register these
compounds with the Environmental Protection Agency.
The bill includes $5,725,000 for Physical/Operational
Security, including an increase of $1,564,000 to increase
security at critical facilities.
The following is a list of Congressionally-designated
projects:
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BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
The bill provides $4,712,000 for Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service, Buildings and Facilities.
Agricultural Marketing Service
MARKETING SERVICES
The bill provides $86,711,000 for the Agricultural
Marketing Service (AMS), Marketing Services.
The bill provides an increase of $9,600,000 to the agency's
Marketing Services program in order to implement and enforce
labeling requirements for all covered commodities under the
country of origin labeling (COOL) law.
After the release of the interim final rule for COOL in
September 2008, concerns were raised about USDA's
interpretation of congressional intent regarding the labeling
of packaged meat of domestic and foreign origin. As USDA
publishes a final rule and begins enforcement in April 2009,
the Department is directed to effectively enforce the food
labeling law.
The bill includes $3,867,000 for the National Organic
Program. USDA is implementing draft revisions to the National
Organic Program resulting from the American National
Standards Institute 2004 audit and USDA Office of Inspector
General 2005 audit. AMS is directed to report to the
Committees on the status of these revisions. It is
appreciated that the Department has moved forward with the
long-overdue proposed rule on access to pasture, and the
Department is strongly encouraged to thoroughly review public
comments on the subject.
The bill provides $4,766,000 to continue the
Microbiological Data Program (MDP). In its 2009 budget
request, the Administration criticized MDP for not providing
epidemiologically valuable data to support risk assessments
because the survey was ``blinded'' and did not collect
necessary information. However, AMS's January 2008 report to
the Committees stated that if the program could begin
collecting specific information to trace the origin of
samples, the resulting survey data would be more useful to
the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention. The agency's letter also noted that
recent food borne illness outbreaks demonstrate that a lack
of information undermines consumer confidence and causes
considerable economic impact to the agricultural industry. In
order to provide more valuable information and improve the
program's public health effectiveness, AMS is directed to
begin collecting origin of sample data.
AMS is encouraged to provide appropriate technical and
financial assistance to the Windy City Harvest Initiative and
to the Iowa Buy Fresh/Buy Local Program.
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
The bill includes a limitation of $62,888,000 for
Limitation on Administrative Expenses.
FUNDS FOR STRENGTHENING MARKETS, INCOME, AND SUPPLY (SECTION 32)
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $17,270,000 for Funds for Strengthening
Markets, Income, and Supply.
In addition, the bill provides $10,000,000 for the Web-
based Supply Chain Management system.
PAYMENTS TO STATES AND POSSESSIONS
The bill provides $1,334,000 for Payments to States and
Possessions.
Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $40,342,000 for the Grain Inspection,
Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA), Salaries and
Expenses.
The bill provides an increase of $1,160,000 for the Packers
and Stockyards program to support GIPSA's reorganization
effort and to strengthen the agency's enforcement activities.
GIPSA is directed to use the additional resources to enhance
its compliance reviews and investigations capabilities, as
well as to support an increase in the agency's auditing of
the largest meat packers.
GIPSA must submit a report that provides details for the
how the agency will deploy its resources for Packers and
Stockyards Act enforcement. The report should include a
description of the goals for addressing violations of the Act
and packer audits, as well as key measures that the agency
will use to track whether the additional funding is providing
a measurable improvement in performance.
LIMITATION ON INSPECTION AND WEIGHING SERVICES EXPENSES
The bill includes a limitation of $42,463,000 for
Limitation on Inspection and Weighing Services Expenses.
Office of the Under Secretary for Food Safety
The bill provides $613,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Food Safety.
Food Safety and Inspection Service
The bill provides $971,566,000 for the Food Safety and
Inspection Service (FSIS).
The bill provides the full increase requested in the budget
and the full estimated costs for fiscal year 2009 for
implementation of the new interstate shipment and catfish
inspection provisions in sections 11015 and 11016,
respectively, of the 2008 farm bill. In addition, the bill
provides an increase of $2,000,000 for strengthened
enforcement of the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act.
The Department is commended for the announcement that it
intends to move forward with closing the loophole in the
current rule governing non-ambulatory cattle and is strongly
urged to expedite the rules process and close this loophole
immediately.
The Department is currently reviewing several proposals to
increase maximum line speeds at chicken slaughter facilities.
FSIS is directed to make any analysis conducted by the agency
on increasing maximum line speeds, and the effects such
changes might have on food and employee safety, available to
the Committees within 30 days.
There remain very serious concerns about contaminated foods
from China and therefore the bill retains language
prohibiting FSIS from using funds to move forward with rules
that would allow for the importation of poultry products from
China into the U.S. It is noted that China has enacted
revisions to its food safety laws. USDA is urged to submit a
report to the Committees on the implications of those changes
on the safety of imported poultry products from China within
one year. The Department is also directed to submit a plan of
action to the Committees to guarantee the safety of poultry
products from China. Such plan should include the systematic
audit of inspection systems, and audits of all poultry and
slaughter facilities that China would certify to export to
the U.S. The plan also should include the systematic audit of
laboratories and other control operations, expanded port-of-
entry inspection, and creation of an information sharing
program with other major countries importing poultry products
from China that have conducted audits and plant inspections
among other actions. This plan should be made public on the
Food Safety and Inspection Service web site upon its
completion.
FOOD SAFETY AND INSPECTION SERVICE FUNDING BY ACTIVITY
Food Safety & Inspection:
Federal..................................................$871,150,000
State......................................................64,703,000
International..............................................18,916,000
CODEX.........................................................3,827,000
Public Health Data Communication Infrastructure..............12,970,000
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Total................................................$971,566,000
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Office of the Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural
Services
The bill provides $646,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services.
The 2008 farm bill authorized the temporary cost-share
Durum Wheat Quality Program between growers and USDA to
offset part of the cost of fungicide applications for scab
until genetic resistance is found. USDA is encouraged to
develop rules and regulations for this program and report to
the Committees on the status of program implementation.
Farm Service Agency
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $1,170,273,000 for the Farm Service
Agency, Salaries and Expenses.
The bill provides an increase of $22,008,000 for
information technology operational expenses and stabilization
of the network and database applications.
The bill provides to the Farm Service Agency, $24,000,000
for the National Agricultural Imagery Program (NAIP). This
amount is in addition to any provided by cooperating funds
from any other federal, state, or local government for NAIP.
STATE MEDIATION GRANTS
The bill provides $4,369,000 for State Mediation Grants.
GRASSROOTS SOURCE WATER PROTECTION PROGRAM
The bill provides $5,000,000 for the Grassroots Source
Water Protection Program.
DAIRY INDEMNITY PROGRAM
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The bill provides an appropriation of such sums as may be
necessary for the Dairy Indemnity Program.
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT INSURANCE FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(INCLUDING TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)
The following table reflects the amounts provided in the
bill:
Farm Ownership Loans:
Direct.................................................($222,298,000)
Subsidy....................................................12,715,000
Guaranteed............................................(1,238,768,000)
Subsidy.....................................................4,088,000
Farm Operating Loans:
Direct.................................................($575,095,000)
Subsidy....................................................67,804,000
Unsubsidized Guaranteed...............................(1,017,497,000)
Subsidy....................................................25,336,000
Subsidized Guaranteed...................................(269,986,000)
Subsidy....................................................37,231,000
Indian Tribe Land Acquisition...............................(3,940,000)
Subsidy.......................................................248,000
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Boll Weevil Eradication...................................(100,000,000)
ACIF Expenses:
Salaries and Expenses....................................$309,403,000
Administrative Expenses.....................................7,920,000
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Risk Management Agency
The bill provides $77,177,000 for the Risk Management
Agency (RMA).
The Pest Information Platform for Education and Extension
(PIPE) is a monitoring and early-warning system developed to
alert farmers to the presence and spread of soybean rust and
other pests. RMA is encouraged to continue the PIPE program
in fiscal year 2009.
CORPORATIONS
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Fund
The bill provides an appropriation of such sums as may be
necessary for the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Fund.
Commodity Credit Corporation Fund
REIMBURSEMENT FOR NET REALIZED LOSSES
(INCLUDING TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)
The bill provides an appropriation of such sums as may be
necessary for Reimbursement for Net Realized Losses of the
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Hazardous Waste Management
(LIMITATION ON EXPENSES)
The bill provides a limitation of $5,000,000 for Hazardous
Waste Management.
TITLE II
CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
Office of the Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment
The bill provides $758,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment.
Natural Resources Conservation Service
CONSERVATION OPERATIONS
The bill provides $853,400,000 for Conservation Operations.
There is significant concern in the wake of the Natural
Resources Conservation Service's (NRCS) first stand-alone
financial audit. The November 2008 audit presented a
``disclaimer of opinion'' on NRCS's consolidated financial
statements for fiscal year 2008, which means that NRCS was
not able to provide the necessary information that the
auditors needed to be able to express an opinion about the
state of the agency's accounts. In the spectrum of possible
findings, a disclaimer of opinion is potentially the weakest
outcome because an agency has been found to be unable to
adequately account for its financial transactions and program
activities. The auditors uncovered five material weaknesses
and several other deficiencies in the agency's financial
management controls. This result, coupled with hundreds of
millions of dollars in funds for contracts and conservation
projects that the agency has had to cancel over the past two
fiscal years, raises significant questions about not only
NRCS's financial management systems, but also its program
management and delivery capabilities.
Because NRCS is responsible for disbursing billions of
dollars on an annual basis, ensuring the financial integrity
of the agency's management systems is critical. The process
of reviewing its books and accounting for various financial
controls is valuable; NRCS may ultimately improve program
delivery and performance as it rethinks how it manages its
money.
Accordingly, NRCS must submit a report to the Committees
that details how the agency is responding to the 2008 audit
findings so that it does not receive a second disclaimer of
opinion in its fiscal year 2009 audit. The report should
detail a recovery plan, with milestones, for how NRCS will
address all of the deficiencies identified in the 2008 audit.
Finally, the report should detail a plan to improve its
program delivery to ensure that all funds that Congress
provides for conservation are used in a timely, accurate, and
cost-effective manner.
Furthermore, the bill provides $10,000,000 in Conservation
Technical Assistance to strengthen the agency's program and
financial management capabilities. NRCS is expected to
appropriately use these additional funds to enhance the
agency's budgeting, accounting, contracting, and information
technology systems, as well as program delivery oversight and
accountability. NRCS must submit an expenditure plan to the
Committees within 60 days of enactment of this Act for how
the agency will use the additional funds with an explanation
for how the expenditures will strengthen the agency's
performance.
The 2008 farm bill made substantive changes to the design
and intended performance of the Conservation Stewardship
Program (CSP). There is concern, however, that the redesigned
program may place greater program delivery burdens on NRCS's
field staff and overlay additional complex requirements on
top of other conservation priorities.
As NRCS prepares the design and delivery of the
reauthorized program, the agency is directed to submit an
assessment of the former program's performance to the
Committees. The report should describe progress made in
estimating CSP's environmental performance and detail the
program's environmental outcomes. The report should compare
the cost effectiveness of CSP relative to other NRCS
implemented programs, including Conservation Technical
Assistance and other programs authorized by the farm bill.
Finally, the report should detail how the new program that
the Administration will implement will improve upon the cost
efficiency and environmental performance of its predecessor.
It is understood that the President's budget maintains the
activities of the National Water Management Center in Little
Rock, Arkansas, from within the funds provided in the
Conservation Operations account.
Funding for fiscal year 2008 projects is not continued in
fiscal year 2009 unless specifically mentioned in the
following table. The following funds are directed to be used
in cooperative agreements continued with the same cooperator
entities as in the fiscal year 2008 agreements, except as
noted.
The following is a list of Congressionally-designated
projects:
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WATERSHED REHABILITATION PROGRAM
The bill provides $40,000,000 for the Watershed
Rehabilitation Program.
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT
The bill provides $50,730,000 for Resource Conservation and
Development.
TITLE III
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Office of the Under Secretary for Rural Development
The bill provides $646,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Rural Development.
The Department is directed to provide a report to the
Committees on the completion of the rule for the broadband
loan program, which would include an analysis of the changes
made to the rule by enactment of the 2008 farm bill.
The Department is encouraged to assist with efforts to
rebuild multi-family housing in Fort Kent, Maine, that was
destroyed by severe flooding.
Tourism and education can play a crucial role in rural
economic development strategies and the Department is
encouraged to consider demonstration projects that measure
actual benefits of these strategies.
The Department is urged to look at the potential impact of
a commercially viable algae-based biofuels production system
on rural development.
RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALARIES AND EXPENSES
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $192,484,000 for Rural Development
Salaries and Expenses.
The bill provides an increase of $20,000,000 for high
priority Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure
Modernization needs. These funds can be used for IT
expenditures for the rural housing voucher program if it is
deemed by the agency as a priority use of the funding
increase.
Rural Housing Service
RURAL HOUSING INSURANCE FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides a total subsidy of $200,951,000 for
activities under the Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program
Account.
The bill provides for an estimated loan program level of
$7,599,821,000.
The bill provides for a transfer of $460,217,000 to the
Rural Development Salaries and Expenses account.
The following table indicates loan and subsidy levels
provided in the bill:
Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program Account:
Loan authorizations:
Single family direct (sec. 502)......................($1,121,488,000)
Single family unsubsidized guaranteed.................(6,223,859,000)
Rental housing (sec. 515)................................(69,512,000)
Multi-family housing guaranteed (sec. 538)..............(129,090,000)
Housing repair (sec. 504)................................(34,410,000)
Credit sales of acquired property........................(11,447,000)
Site loans (sec. 524).....................................(5,045,000)
Self-help housing land development........................(4,970,000)
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Total, Loan authorizations.......................($7,599,821,000)
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Loan subsidies:
Single family direct (sec. 502)...........................$75,364,000
Single family unsubsidized guaranteed......................79,043,000
Rental housing (sec. 515)..................................28,611,000
Multi-family housing guaranteed (sec. 538)..................8,082,000
Housing repair (sec. 504)...................................9,246,000
Credit sales of acquired property.............................523,000
Self-help housing land development.............................82,000
________________
Total, Loan subsidies................................$200,951,000
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0,217,000nistration expenses (transfer to RD)..........................
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RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The bill provides $902,500,000 for the Rental Assistance
Program.
MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING REVITALIZATION PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The bill provides $27,714,000 for the Multi-family Housing
Revitalization Program.
The Department is directed to provide a study to the
Committees that analyzes the efficacy of the demonstration
program to date and provide recommendations concerning the
appropriateness of making the program permanent and, if
recommended, any changes needed to improve the program's
delivery or effectiveness.
MUTUAL AND SELF-HELP HOUSING GRANTS
The bill provides $38,727,000 for Mutual and Self-Help
Housing Grants.
RURAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE GRANTS
(including transfer of funds)
The bill provides $41,500,000 for Rural Housing Assistance
Grants.
FARM LABOR PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The bill provides $18,269,000 for the Farm Labor Program
Account.
The bill provides for an estimated loan program level of
$21,678,000; $9,135,000 for loan subsidies; and $9,134,000
for grants.
Section 516 (j) of the Housing Act of 1949 directs the
Secretary to use up to 10 percent of the amounts available in
any fiscal year to provide financial assistance to encourage
the development of farm labor housing projects. USDA has used
this authority only on an intermittent basis. For this
reason, the Department is directed that 10 percent of section
516 grant funds be allocated by the Rural Housing Service for
technical assistance for farm labor housing. The Department
is directed to provide a report to the Committees detailing
the amount made available for technical assistance in fiscal
years 2008 and 2009.
Since the inception of the farm labor housing program, the
Department has financed almost 36,000 units for over
$1,200,000,000. Yet, the Department has little information on
the physical or financial status of the projects. An
assessment of these units would provide information on the
physical condition of projects, their financial status,
occupancy issues and other management and compliance issues
confronting management of developments financed under the
farm labor housing program. The Government Accountability
Office is directed to conduct an assessment of the properties
financed under the farm labor housing program.
RURAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $63,830,000 for the Rural Community
Facilities Program Account.
The following table reflects the funding levels:
Community Facilities:
Direct loans...........................................($294,948,000)
Direct subsidy.............................................16,871,000
Guaranteed loans........................................(206,425,000)
Guaranteed subsidy..........................................6,358,000
Grants.....................................................20,373,000
Rural community development initiative......................6,256,000
Economic impact initiative grants..........................10,000,000
Tribal college grants.......................................3,972,000
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Total, loan subsidies and grants......................$63,830,000
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Rural Business-Cooperative Service
RURAL BUSINESS PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $87,385,000 for the Rural Business
Program Account.
The following table reflects the funding levels:
Business and Industry:
Guaranteed loans.......................................($993,000,000)
Guaranteed subsidy.........................................43,196,000
Rural business enterprise grants...........................38,727,000
Rural business opportunity grants...........................2,483,000
Delta regional authority....................................2,979,000
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Total, loan subsidy and grants........................$87,385,000
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RURAL DEVELOPMENT LOAN FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfer of funds)
The bill provides an estimated loan program level of
$33,536,000 with a subsidy of $14,035,000 for the Rural
Development Loan Fund.
The bill provides for a transfer of $4,853,000 to the Rural
Development Salaries and Expenses account.
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LOANS PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including rescission of funds)
The bill provides an estimated loan program level of
$33,077,000 for the Rural Economic Development Loans program.
RURAL COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
The bill provides $12,636,000 for Rural Cooperative
Development Grants.
The bill provides $4,424,000 for cooperative development
grants; $2,582,000 for a cooperative agreement for the
Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas program;
$1,463,000 for cooperatives or associations of cooperatives
whose primary focus is to provide assistance to small,
socially disadvantaged producers; $300,000 for a cooperative
research agreement with a qualified academic institution; and
$3,867,000 for the value-added agricultural product market
development grant program. The 2008 farm bill also provided
$15,000,000 in mandatory funding for the value-added
agricultural product market development grant program in
fiscal year 2009, providing a total of $18,867,000 for the
grant program.
RURAL EMPOWERMENT ZONES AND ENTERPRISE COMMUNITIES GRANTS
The bill provides $8,130,000 for Rural Empowerment Zones
and Enterprise Communities Grants.
RURAL ENERGY FOR AMERICA PROGRAM
The bill provides $5,000,000 for the Rural Energy for
America Program.
Rural Utilities Service
RURAL WATER AND WASTE DISPOSAL PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfers of funds)
The bill provides $556,268,000 for the Rural Water and
Waste Disposal Program Account.
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The 2008 farm bill mandates the procedure the Department
will use to determine poverty and intermediate borrower
interest rates for direct Water and Waste Disposal Facility
loans. Borrowers in this program will be required to rely
more heavily on debt and less on grants.
Under these provisions, there is a concern that needed
program resources will not be delivered to the poorest, most
remote communities currently served. The bill provides the
same level of budget authority as in 2008 and the Secretary
is expected to deliver at least the same total program level
to communities with similar socio-economic and geographic
characteristics as would have been served in 2008 absent this
change. The Secretary shall provide a report to the
Committees detailing how the Secretary plans to implement
these directives. This report should include quantitative
measures proposed to determine the socio-economic and
geographic characteristics of communities served. The report
should also identify benchmarks to evaluate if in fact
communities of similar characteristics are being served. By
November 1, 2009, the Secretary shall provide a comprehensive
analysis and report to the Committees, utilizing these
measures and benchmarks, to determine the results of this
change in law. The Secretary is further directed to submit
quarterly reports to the Committees on the distribution of
funds between loans and grants, beginning one month after
enactment of this Act.
With reference to water and waste disposal systems grants
for Native Americans, including Native Alaskans and the
Colonias, the Secretary is directed to provide a report to
the Committees that identifies the specific areas in which
water and waste disposal program resources have been
provided, where additional resources are most needed, the
2009 distribution of resources, and the relative costs of
program delivery to the various areas and regions covered by
the authorities identified for use of these specific funds.
The Department is expected to continue to provide support
for the National Drinking Water Clearinghouse through the
water and waste technical assistance and training grant
program.
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS LOANS PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(including transfer of funds)
The bill provides a total subsidy of $525,000 for
activities under the Rural Electrification and
Telecommunications Loans Program Account.
The bill provides for an estimated loan program level of
$7,290,000,000.
The bill provides for a transfer of $39,245,000 to the
Rural Development Salaries and Expenses account.
The following table indicates loan and subsidy levels
provided in the bill:
Rural Electrification and Telecommunications Loans Program
Account (RETLP):
Loan authorizations:
Electric:
Direct, 5 percent......................................($100,000,000)
Direct, FFB...........................................(6,500,000,000)
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Subtotal............................................(6,600,000,000)
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Telecommunications:
Direct, 5 percent......................................($145,000,000)
Direct, Treasury rate...................................(250,000,000)
Direct, FFB.............................................(295,000,000)
________________
Subtotal..............................................(690,000,000)
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Total, loan authorizations.........................($7,290,000,000)
================
Loan subsidies:
Telecommunications:
Direct, Treasury rate........................................$525,000
================
RETLP administrative expenses (transfer to RD)..............$39,245,000
================
Section 6113 of the 2008 farm bill requests a study on
rural electric power generation. In addition to the findings
requested in the 2008 farm bill, the Secretary is directed to
provide additional information in the study to include
examinations of: (1) the impact of the source on the
environment; (2) options and recommendations for meeting
electric power needs in rural America through energy
efficiency and demand management measures, including
identification of available financing sources and amounts;
(3) options and recommendations for meeting electric power
needs in rural America through renewable energy sources,
including identification of available financing sources and
amounts; and (4) the effects of current and potential
regulatory responses to climate change on the viability,
including the financial viability, of different ways to meet
electric power needs in rural America, including energy
efficiency and renewable energy options.
DISTANCE LEARNING, TELEMEDICINE, AND BROADBAND PROGRAM
(including rescission of funds)
The bill provides for an estimated loan program level of
$400,487,000 for broadband telecommunications.
The bill includes $15,619,000 for broadband
telecommunications loan subsidy.
The bill includes $34,755,000 for distance learning and
telemedicine grants, of which $4,965,000 is for public
broadcasting system grants.
The bill includes $13,406,000 for broadband
telecommunications grants.
TITLE IV
DOMESTIC FOOD PROGRAMS
Office of the Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services
The bill provides $610,000 for the Office of the Under
Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services.
There continues to be concern about privatization of the
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Indiana and the
Secretary is directed to continue comprehensive oversight of
this effort. The Secretary is further directed to continue
providing the Committees with quarterly reports on this
contract, including the effects on enrollment, program
access, error rates, and spending on administrative expenses.
The quarterly reports should also include the monthly Indiana
Program Operations Data reports required by USDA as well as
the Department's analysis of these reports. The Secretary is
directed to delay further expansion of the project if the
state's program does not meet basic program integrity and
access standards or if performance standards as stated in the
contract are not met.
Section 4307 of the 2008 farm bill requires the Secretary
to carry out a nationally representative survey of the foods
purchased during the most recent school year for which data
is available by school authorities participating in the
school lunch program. The Secretary is directed to provide to
the Committees additional information that studies the
differences between foods purchased for the school lunch
program by school food authorities that directly manage the
school lunch program and those contracted out to food service
management companies.
The Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) is directed to provide
a report to the Committees evaluating the impact that
nutrition education is having on preventing obesity and
improving the likelihood that eligible low-income people will
make healthy food choices within a limited budget. The report
shall include which programs this nutrition education is
funded through, how much was provided in fiscal years 2007
and 2008 for each program, and a description of all guidance
materials and policy documents that were developed with this
funding in fiscal years 2007 and 2008.
The Department is directed to provide the Committees with a
report on federal activity related to metropolitan areas
regarding links between the nutrition programs and small and
local agricultural producers.
Food and Nutrition Service
CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS
(Including Transfers of Funds)
The bill provides $14,951,911,000 for Child Nutrition
Programs. Included in the total is an appropriated amount of
$8,496,109,000 and a transfer from section 32 of
$6,455,802,000.
The bill includes $15,000,000 for TEAM Nutrition. Included
in this amount is $5,500,000 for food service training grants
to States; $3,000,000 for technical assistance materials;
$800,000 for National Food Service Management Institute
cooperative agreements; $1,000,000 for print and electronic
food service resource systems; $1,500,000 to assist USDA's
Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion in development and
maintenance of MyPyramid and Dietary Guidelines materials in
support of nutrition education for program participants and
their families; and $3,200,000 for other activities.
The bill provides the following for Child Nutrition
programs:
Child Nutrition Programs:
School lunch program...................................$8,516,983,000
School breakfast program................................2,612,146,000
Child and adult care food program.......................2,487,439,000
Summer food service program...............................361,025,000
Special milk program.......................................14,987,000
State administrative expenses.............................178,994,000
Commodity procurement and computer support................750,701,000
School meals initiative/Team nutrition.....................15,000,000
Coordinated review effort...................................5,636,000
Food safety education.......................................2,500,000
SNDA Data Collection and Analysis...........................2,000,000
CACFP Error Estimates.......................................1,000,000
CACFP Training and Technical Assistance.....................3,500,000
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Total.............................................$14,951,911,000
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SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN
(WIC)
The bill provides $6,860,000,000 for the Special
Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and
Children (WIC). The bill includes $14,850,000 for
continuation of the breastfeeding peer counselor program.
The amount provided in the bill takes into account several
changes from the budget request.
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First, both food cost and participation estimates have
increased significantly since the budget request was
submitted in February. USDA's Special Supplemental Nutrition
Program for Women, Infants and Children December 2008 Report
to Congress assumes WIC participation will be nearly 9.1
million per month, as opposed to 8.6 million assumed in the
President's budget request. It further assumes that monthly
food costs will be $44.94, as opposed to $43.55 included in
the President's budget request. These new assumptions result
in a budget shortfall of $455,000,000, according to the
December report.
Second, the bill again does not include a limitation on
State nutrition services and administration (NSA) grants as
proposed in the budget and assumed in the December report.
The budget request included a reduction of $150,000,000
associated with this limitation, although there is concern
that the estimate is insufficient. Therefore, the bill
provides $180,000,000 to ensure NSA grants are fully funded.
Reducing support for critical WIC services including
nutrition education, obesity prevention, breastfeeding
promotion and support, healthcare referrals, and immunization
screening is not a wise or acceptable method of achieving
budget savings.
Third, although the budget request states that the funding
request for WIC includes $150,000,000 to restore the
contingency fund, this is a disingenuous statement. The
budget request assumes the use of the entire contingency fund
to maintain WIC participation. No funding is requested in the
President's budget that would be available for unforeseen
events, which is the purpose of a contingency fund.
Therefore, the WIC funding level is currently estimated to be
sufficient to meet program needs, and includes an additional
$125,000,000 to restore the contingency fund.
Food cost and participation estimates continue to change,
and USDA is continuing to monitor estimates and provide
monthly updates. This situation will be monitored and
additional action will be taken as necessary to ensure that
funding provided in fiscal year 2009 is sufficient to serve
all eligible applicants.
The Department is directed to continue providing monthly
reports to the Committees on the program performance and
estimated funding requirements to fully fund the WIC program.
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The bill provides $53,969,246,000 for the supplemental
nutrition assistance program. Included in this amount is a
reserve of $3,000,000,000, to remain available until
September 30, 2010.
The bill includes $48,843,897,000 for program expenses,
$1,760,435,000 for grants to Puerto Rico, $114,914,000 for
the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations, and
$250,000,000 for commodity purchase for the Emergency Food
Assistance Program.
Included in the recommended level for other program costs
are $500,000 to increase assistance for USDA's Center for
Nutrition Policy and Promotion in the development and
maintenance of MyPyramid and Dietary Guidelines materials in
support of nutrition education for the eligible population;
an increase of $3,000,000 for payment accuracy and
cooperative services, retailer integrity and trafficking, and
computer support; and an increase of $500,000 for program
evaluation and modernization.
Many low-income communities in urban centers, rural areas,
and Tribal communities have the highest rates of diet-related
diseases, such as diabetes and obesity. These communities
also have poor access to healthy, affordable, and fresh foods
in retail grocery stores, which can limit the real healthy
food choices available to their families and children. The
Department is encouraged to lead an interagency review of
factors contributing to a lack of access to healthy foods and
recommend ways to address these issues through existing
government programs as well as private sector solutions. The
Department is directed to study the issue of food desserts in
low-income communities and issue a report to the Committees
no later than eighteen months from the date of enactment of
this Act.
FNS is directed to provide a report to the Committees on
the feasibility of installing electronic benefit transfer
machines at all of the district or county farmers markets
across the country.
The Secretary is encouraged to continue the purchase of
bison from producer-owned and Native American owned
cooperatives for the Food Distribution Program on Indian
Reservations. Although funding is not provided specifically
for bison purchase, historically these purchases have been
important for the Native American population both
economically and nutritionally.
COMMODITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The bill provides $230,800,000 for the Commodity Assistance
Program.
Of that amount, the bill provides $160,430,000 for the
Commodity Supplemental Food Program. It is expected that with
this funding level, 2008 participation will be maintained.
The bill provides $49,500,000 for administrative funding
for the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). In
addition, the bill grants the Secretary authority to transfer
up to an additional 10 percent from TEFAP commodities for
this purpose.
The bill provides $19,800,000 for the Farmers' Market
Nutrition Program and the Secretary is directed to obligate
these funds within 45 days.
NUTRITION PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATION
The bill provides $142,595,000 for Nutrition Programs
Administration.
FNS awarded a contract to the National Academy of Sciences'
Institute of Medicine (IOM) for review of National School
Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program meal patterns in
February 2008. In September 2008, the contract was modified
to also include an examination of meal patterns in the Child
and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). A Phase I report
outlining an approach to the analysis for school lunch and
school breakfast was released in December 2008, and a set of
recommendations for lunch and breakfast in a Phase II report
is scheduled for publication in October 2009. The IOM
Committee will then focus on meal patterns for the CACFP,
with recommendations scheduled for publication in October
2010. FNS is directed to provide periodic updates as
appropriate to the Committees.
FNS is directed to make all policy documents related to the
WIC program (including, but not limited to, instructions,
memoranda, guidance, and questions and answers) available to
the public on the internet within one week of their release
to state WIC administrators.
TITLE V
FOREIGN ASSISTANCE AND RELATED PROGRAMS
Foreign Agricultural Service
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
(Including Transfers of Funds)
The bill provides $165,436,000 for the Foreign Agricultural
Service (FAS), Salaries and Expenses.
The OIG highlighted in its 2007 Management Challenges
report that one of USDA's top challenges is to develop a
``proactive, integrated strategy to assist agricultural
producers to meet global trade challenges.'' In light of this
major management hurdle, concerns exist about a number of
OIG's recent findings regarding FAS's market development
programs.
In 2007, OIG reviewed the extent to which FAS's market
development programs help to expand trading opportunities for
U.S. agricultural products. In addition, the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) also reviewed FAS's market
development programs in 2005. The two offices expressed
concern that the programs could not provide assurance that
they were effective or served a clear need. The offices also
stated that the programs subsidized entities that may not
need government funding and that the programs may not even
provide useful information to U.S. exporting companies.
The government's investments in market development and
trade promotion activities should be cost effective and
achieve measurable outcomes. Accordingly, FAS is directed to
submit to the Committees a report that details how the agency
has addressed OIG's recommendations and implemented
management reforms; the results that newly instituted
management reforms have had on program performance and
accountability; and how FAS oversees the performance of
grants and contracts funded through its market development
programs, including the Market Access Program.
Funding is provided to continue the Cochran Fellows program
at historical levels.
The bill provides $1,000,000 for the Borlaug International
Agricultural Science and Technology Fellows Program.
Public Law 480 Title I and Title II Program and Grant Accounts
(Including Transfers of Funds)
The following table reflects the Public Law 480 program
accounts:
Public Law 480
Title I--Salaries and expenses:
Farm Service Agency (transfer to FSA)......................$2,736,000
Title II--Commodities for disposition abroad:
Program level........................................($1,225,900,000)
Appropriation...........................................1,225,900,000
The 2008 farm bill contained a provision mandating that a
minimum level of Public Law 480 Title II resources be used
for non-emergency assistance ($375,000,000 in fiscal year
2009), thereby creating a ``safe-box'' for non-emergency
funds. FAS is directed to immediately notify the Committees
once a determination is made that the need for emergency
assistance will exceed the amount available.
The Secretary, in consultation with the Administrator of
the U.S. Agency for International Development, is directed to
submit quarterly reports to the Committees on the status of
the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust, as well as notify the
Committees when the Trust has been drawn down.
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Commodity Credit Corporation Export Loans Program Account
(Including Transfers of Funds)
The bill provides $5,333,000 for the Commodity Credit
Corporation Export Loans Program Account.
MCGOVERN-DOLE INTERNATIONAL FOOD FOR EDUCATION AND CHILD NUTRITION
PROGRAM GRANTS
The bill provides $100,000,000 for the McGovern-Dole
International Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program.
This is in addition to $84,000,000 that was included in the
2008 farm bill.
TITLE VI
RELATED AGENCY AND FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Food and Drug Administration
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides total appropriations, including
Prescription Drug User Fee Act, Medical Device User Fee and
Modernization Act, Animal Drug User Fee Act and Animal
Generic Drug User Fee collections, of $2,622,267,000 for the
salaries and expenses of the Food and Drug Administration.
The bill provides a direct appropriation of $2,038,964,000.
FDA is directed to provide all reports and studies
requested in this statement to the Committees on
Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Senate
(hereafter referred to as ``the Committees'') in both an
electronic and hard copy format within 60 days after the
enactment of this Act, unless another date is specified for a
particular report.
Food and Drug Administration, Salaries and Expenses
[In thousands of dollars]
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Budget
Program authority
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Foods...................................................... 648,722
Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition........... 210,486
Field Activities....................................... 438,236
Human Drugs................................................ 413,482
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research................ 302,386
Field Activities....................................... 111,096
Biologics.................................................. 183,451
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research........... 148,134
Field Activities....................................... 35,317
Animal Drugs & Feeds....................................... 116,471
Center for Veterinary Medicine......................... 73,035
Field Activities....................................... 43,436
Device & Radiological Products............................. 280,587
Center for Devices and Radiological Health............. 209,061
Field Activities....................................... 71,526
National Center for Toxicological Research................. 52,511
Other Activities........................................... 120,560
White Oak Consolidation.................................... 38,536
Other Rent & Rent-Related.................................. 50,293
GSA Rent................................................... 134,351
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Total Salaries & Expenses.......................... 2,038,964
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The Food and Drug Administration has received significant
increases in appropriated funds over the past several years.
Specifically, the agency received an increase of
$145,093,000, or nine percent, in the fiscal year 2008
appropriations act. An additional $150,000,000 in
supplemental funding was provided to the agency during fiscal
year 2008. This bill provides an increase of $324,672,000, or
19 percent, above the fiscal year 2008 funding level.
It is expected that these substantial funding increases
will lead to significant improvements in food and medical
product safety. FDA should also build on these improvements
by taking broader approaches to addressing safety issues. In
the foods area, for example, FDA might focus on the
identification of the most significant food safety hazards,
prioritized by risk and the ability to reduce such risks, and
develop a plan with findings, resources and tools to address
those specific risks. Further, FDA could do a compliance
audit for a whole category of foods with significant safety
issues, providing the agency with a much more complete
understanding of their risks and what needs to be done to
address them. This approach could have helped FDA in the
investigation into the Salmonella outbreak during the summer
of 2008, which originally focused on tomatoes before
additional evidence suggested that peppers may have been the
source of the contamination. This audit approach also could
be taken in other product areas, especially with regard to
foreign drug facilities.
To ensure that FDA efficiently applies this funding
increase to its most pressing needs, FDA is directed to
provide an expenditure report to the Committees no later than
15 days after the end of each fiscal year quarter following
the date of enactment of this Act. This report shall include
specific information for:
--The number of new hires and their estimated costs;
--The number of inspections and their estimated costs; and
--Information technology acquisition and development
spending.
All cost estimates and spending in the quarterly reports
must be shown on a center/field basis.
To provide a basis of comparison for the new activities in
these reports, FDA is directed to include information on base
funding, FTEs, inspections, and any other applicable base
activity levels for each activity that has received increased
funding. Finally, the reports must include up-to-date dollar
obligation data for each enhanced activity.
The bill provides an increase of $54,531,000 for cost of
living adjustments instead of $25,000,000 as requested in the
budget. The amount provided reflects the full estimated cost
associated with maintaining FDA's current staff levels in
light of the hiring surge undertaken by the agency in fiscal
year 2008. The bill provides an increase of $3,739,000 for
rental payments to the General Services Administration.
The bill includes an increase of $141,526,000 for
activities related to food safety. An increase of more than
$55,000,000 for food safety was provided in fiscal year 2008,
and FDA received an additional $72,000,000 in supplemental
funds during fiscal year 2008 for food safety related
activities. It is expected that this funding will result in
increased safety measures for both domestic and imported food
from production to consumption.
Specifically, these funding increases will, at a minimum,
provide FDA with the capability to:
--Significantly increase the number of domestic and
foreign, risk-based, food production and/or processing
facility inspections (and other high-risk products),
significantly increase the number of import food field exams,
and achieve greater laboratory capacity to support increases
in risk-based inspections and sampling of domestic and
imported foods;
--Develop and deploy risk-based screening technologies that
will allow FDA to target high-risk products at the border;
--Identify, develop and deploy new screening tools and
methods to identify pathogens and other contaminants,
including more rapid screening tools to be used by field
investigators and analysts;
--Establish an early warning surveillance and notification
system to identify adulteration of the pet food supply and
outbreaks of illnesses associated with pet food;
-- Enhance FDA's national food emergency system, allowing
FDA to develop a risk communication strategy that would
result in more rapid responses and reductions in the risk of
consumer contamination when food contamination occurs;
--Expand its presence in foreign countries. FDA recently
opened its first foreign office in China. With this increase,
FDA will be able to establish FDA offices in other foreign
locations, as appropriate. These offices are intended to
enhance the ability of FDA inspectors to enter foreign food
facilities and to gain a greater understanding of
manufacturing processes overseas, resulting in more rapid
identification of and response to any potential food safety
issues. The FDA also will be able to assess the ability of
foreign government systems to manage food safety risks;
--Enhance FDA's traceability capabilities for more rapid
and precise product tracking, which will allow FDA to contain
contaminated product and to provide consumers more specific
information when problems occur;
--Improve risk communications to the public during food-
related events and make it easier to receive adverse events
reports, including creating a reportable food registry;
--Identify additional data and information needed to
increase understanding of food protection risk and
vulnerabilities by improving the quality of foodborne illness
attribution data; and
--Support partnerships with state and local partners
through information technology, training and data sharing.
The bill provides an increase of $1,000,000 for the Office
of Cosmetics and Colors.
The bill provides an increase of $114,211,000 for medical
product safety. An increase of more than $21,000,000 for
medical product safety was provided in fiscal year 2008, and
FDA received an additional $58,000,000 in supplemental funds
during fiscal year 2008 for medical product safety. As noted
above, it is expected that this funding will result in safer
drugs, devices, and biologic products for consumers. Similar
to a recent approach FDA has taken to address overall food
safety issues, FDA is directed to prepare and provide to the
Committees on Appropriations a comprehensive approach to
ensuring the safety of medical products from the
manufacturing of raw ingredients or components to consumer
use.
Specifically, these funding increases will, at a minimum,
provide FDA with the capability to:
--Significantly increase foreign and domestic medical
product facility inspections, improve laboratory
infrastructure and rapid analysis tools, and conduct many
more laboratory analyses and several thousand import exams
and samples;
--Establish a unique device identification system to track
devices, facilitate recalls, and support inventory
management;
--Begin to implement the safety requirements outlined in
the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act;
--Upgrade the agency's information technology to enable
data sharing and enhanced analysis of adverse events;
--Develop a regulated product information data warehouse
that will enable information sharing with other regulatory
agencies; and
--Integrate risk-based information into data systems that
will support FDA's ability to improve electronic screening of
imports and allow the agency to proactively identify
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problems and risks associated with imported products.
The bill provides $16,000,000 for the critical path
initiative, including not less than $4,000,000 for
competitive contracts or grants to universities and non-
profit organizations to support critical path projects.
Funding for critical path activities is distributed
throughout FDA's program areas, and the Office of Critical
Path Programs (OCPP) is responsible for coordinating these
activities at the agency. It is understood that OCPP, working
with FDA's centers, will play a primary role in determining
which critical path efforts the agency will undertake.
The bill provides an increase of $6,620,000 for the
Division of Drug Marketing, Advertising and Communication in
CDER. The funding provided is to be used for the review of
direct-to-consumer advertisements and is equal to the amount
of funding that the budget estimated would have been raised
by the fee in fiscal year 2009.
The bill provides $2,000,000 for Demonstration Grants for
Improving Pediatric Device Availability, as authorized by the
Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007, in the
Center for Devices and Radiological Health. Medical device
products are typically developed for adults, limiting
children's access to safe and effective medical devices. This
program will provide grants to nonprofit pediatric medical
device consortia, which will assist scientists and innovators
with technical and financial resources to improve the number
of medical devices available to children. The Office of
Orphan Products Development will be responsible for carrying
out this program.
The bill provides $6,000,000 for the Office of Women's
Health, an increase of $1,000,000.
There is concern about the contamination of farm-raised
shrimp imports with banned antibiotics. FDA currently
inspects less than two percent of imported shrimp. FDA is
strongly encouraged to develop, in cooperation with state
testing programs, a program for increasing the inspection of
imported shrimp for banned antibiotics.
FDA is encouraged to conduct workshops and engage in other
forms of communication with federal agencies, organizations
involved in blood collection and others, to ensure that those
organizations and the public understand the latest scientific
information available on blood safety issues.
There are poor survival rates and a lack of new therapies
associated with many pediatric cancers, including high-risk
neuroblastoma. FDA is encouraged to prioritize review of new
treatments and clinical trials for pediatric oncology
patients and provide a report on these activities.
The bill provides no less than the fiscal year 2008 level
in appropriated funds for activities related to the
Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA). Appropriations for
this program fund research grants and various activities to
develop and enforce quality standards for mammography
service. On June 26, 2008, the Committees received a report
on actions being taken to implement recommendations made in
the Institute of Medicine report entitled ``Breast Imaging
Quality Standards.'' The report stated that FDA held an open
public meeting on September 28 and 29, 2006, and has been
considering potential amendments to MQSA, which would address
the IOM report, since this meeting. To date, FDA has not
acted on any of these recommendations. This is an
unacceptable delay. FDA is directed to report to the
Committees on which amendments that FDA will propose to MQSA,
if any, in response to the IOM report recommendations, and
provide a timeline for these amendments.
The importance of seafood to a healthy diet is recognized,
but there are concerns that FDA does not focus sufficient
attention on economic integrity issues, particularly with
respect to mislabeling of species, weights, country of
origin, and treatment. FDA is encouraged to work with states
to more aggressively combat fraud in parts of the seafood
industry.
The Hawaii Department of Agriculture has proposed a state-
wide standardized food safety certification system. FDA is
encouraged to work with the State of Hawaii on this system
and to provide funding if appropriate.
Serious concerns have been raised about illnesses and
deaths from Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
(MRSA). Estimates suggest that tens of thousands of persons
develop serious MRSA infections in the United States each
year and thousands die. While both FDA and USDA fund research
on this issue, more may need to be done. FDA is encouraged to
work with USDA and CDC, through the National Antibiotic
Resistance Monitoring System and/or the Antibiotic Resistance
Interagency Task Force, to address the issue of the
prevalence of MRSA in domestic farm animals.
The bill provides funding for the following items:
$1,650,000 for the Agricultural Products Food Safety
Laboratory at New Mexico State University; $525,000 for
collaborative drug safety research at the Critical Path
Institute and the University of Utah; $1,608,000 for dietary
supplements research at the National Center for Natural
Products Research in Mississippi; $2,077,000 for the National
Center for Food Safety and Technology, Summit-Argo, Illinois;
$139,000 for the Interstate Shellfish Sanitation Conference
(ISSC); $174,000 for ISSC vibrio vulnificus education;
$69,000 for the Waste Management Education and Research
Consortium at New Mexico State University; and $1,399,000 for
the Western Region Center of Excellence at the University of
California-Davis. Funding for these items was included in the
budget request.
BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
The bill provides $12,433,000 for FDA buildings and
facilities, as requested in the amended budget. This funding
shall be used to upgrade FDA facilities and laboratories that
are currently below public safety standards and incapable of
performing agency requirements. In providing this funding,
specific projects are not approved, as the backlog of
maintenance and repairs at FDA locations is significant. FDA
is directed to prioritize this funding consistent with the
backlog of maintenance and repairs and improve the average
facility condition index at FDA sites. Within 30 days of the
date of enactment of this Act, FDA is directed to provide a
plan for allocating the funding to the Committees. The plan
should include the methodology used to allocate the
resources; the specific maintenance or repairs that will be
conducted; whether the funding allocated to the site will
complete a project or is partial funding for the project; and
if partial funding for a project is provided, the full cost
of completing the project.
INDEPENDENT AGENCY
Farm Credit Administration
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
The bill includes a limitation of $49,000,000 on
administrative expenses of the Farm Credit Administration.
TITLE VII--GENERAL PROVISIONS
(INCLUDING RESCISSION AND TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)
Section 701.--The bill includes language making funds
available for the purchase, replacement, and hire of
passenger motor vehicles.
Section 702.--The bill includes language regarding
appropriation items that remain available until expended.
Section 703.--The bill includes language allowing for
unobligated balances to be transferred to the Working Capital
Fund.
Section 704.--The bill includes language limiting the
funding provided in the bill to one year, unless otherwise
specified.
Section 705.--The bill includes language limiting indirect
costs on cooperative agreements between the Department of
Agriculture and nonprofit organizations to 10 percent.
Section 706.--The bill includes language making
appropriations to the Department of Agriculture for the cost
of direct and guaranteed loans available until expended to
disburse obligations for certain Rural Development programs.
Section 707.--The bill includes language for funds to cover
necessary expenses related to advisory committees.
Section 708.--The bill includes language prohibiting the
use of funds to establish an inspection panel at the
Department of Agriculture.
Section 709.--The bill includes language regarding detailed
employees.
Section 710.--The bill includes language regarding the
appropriations hearing process.
Section 711.--The bill includes language regarding the
transfer of funds to the Office of the Chief Information
Officer and information technology funding obligations.
Section 712.--The bill includes language regarding the
reprogramming of funds.
Section 713.--The bill includes language regarding user fee
proposals.
Section 714.--The bill includes language regarding the
closure or relocation of Rural Development offices.
Section 715.--The bill includes language regarding the
closure or relocation of a Food and Drug Administration
office.
Section 716.--The bill provides funding for the Denali
Commission.
Section 717.--The bill includes language regarding the
Environmental Quality Incentives Program.
Section 718.--The bill includes language allowing for
reimbursement of the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust.
Section 719.--The bill includes language regarding the
Watershed Rehabilitation Program.
Section 720.--The bill includes language regarding the
availability of funds for certain conservation programs.
Section 721.--The bill includes language regarding
government-sponsored news stories.
Section 722.--The bill includes language regarding
eligibility for certain rural development programs.
Section 723.--The bill includes language regarding section
32.
Section 724.--The bill includes language regarding the
Emergency Watershed Protection Program.
Section 725.--The bill provides funding for the National
Center for Natural Products Research.
Section 726.--The bill provides funding for an agriculture
pest facility in Hawaii.
Section 727.--The bill includes language prohibiting the
establishment or the implementation of a rule concerning
countries eligible to export poultry products to the United
States.
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Section 728.--The bill includes language establishing a
forestry pilot program for lands affected by Hurricane
Katrina.
Section 729.--The bill includes language regarding meat
inspection.
Section 730.--The bill includes language providing that
certain locations shall be considered eligible for certain
rural development programs.
Section 731.--The bill provides funding for the Bill
Emerson and Mickey Leland Hunger Fellowships.
Section 732.--The bill provides funding for certain
projects.
Section 733.--The bill includes language to repeal the
mandate to audit the Delta Regional Authority each year.
Section 734.--The bill includes language authorizing
certain watershed projects.
Section 735.--The bill includes language amending the
Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act.
Section 736.--The bill includes language modifying matching
requirements for certain research grants.
Section 737.--The bill includes language regarding certain
products from Argentina.
Section 738.--The bill includes language regarding the
availability of funding for the Farm Service Agency and Rural
Development.
Section 739. -- The bill includes language regarding the
Federal Meat Inspection and other acts.
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 Senator, House Member,
Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who submitted a request to
the Committee of jurisdiction for each item so identified.
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.
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AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
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Requester(s)
Agency Account Project Amount ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Senate House
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Agricultural Research Center, Logan, UT $4,351,000 Bennett
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Agricultural Research Facility, Beltsville, MD $2,192,000 Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Alcorn State Biotechnology Laboratory, MS $1,176,000 Cochran, Wicker
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Animal Bioscience Facility, Bozeman, MT $2,192,000 Baucus, Tester Rehberg, Dennis R.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Animal Waste Management Research Laboratory, $1,088,000 McConnell
Bowling Green, KY
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Appalachian Fruit Lab, Kearneysville, WV $783,000 Byrd
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities ARS Research Facilities, Starkville and $3,177,000 Cochran, Wicker
Stoneville, MS
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Center for Advanced Viticulture and Tree Crop $2,192,000 Thompson, Mike
Research, Davis, CA
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Center for Grape Genetics, Geneva, NY $2,192,000 Schumer Walsh, James T.; Hinchey, Maurice
D.; Arcuri, Michael A.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Center of Excellence for Vaccine Research, $2,192,000 Dodd, Lieberman DeLauro, Rosa L.; Murphy,
Storrs, CT Christopher S.; Courtney, Joe
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Dairy Forage Agriculture Research Center, $2,002,000 Kohl
Prairie du Sac, WI
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Forage Animal Production Research facility, $1,632,000 McConnell
Lexington, KY
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station, ID $544,000 Craig, Crapo
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities National Center for Agricultural Utilization $2,192,000 LaHood, Ray
Research, Peoria, IL
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities National Plant and Genetics Security Center, $1,633,000 Bond
Columbia, MO
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Southeastern Poultry Research Laboratory, $2,427,000 Chambliss The President; Kingston, Jack;
Athens, GA Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities Systems Biology Research Facility, Lincoln, NE $1,088,000 Hagel, Ben Nelson Fortenberry, Jeff
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Agricultural Research Service Laboratory, $1,096,000 Martinez, Bill Nelson Melancon, Charlie; Boyd, Allen;
Canal Point, FL Hastings, Alcee L.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Agricultural Research Station, Salinas, $2,192,000 Farr, Sam
CA
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Pacific Basin Agricultural Research $1,565,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Center, HI
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Agricultural Research Facility, Knipling- $1,957,000 Hutchison Smith, Lamar
Bushland Laboratory, Kerrville, TX
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Agricultural Research Service Laboratory, $2,192,000 Cantwell, Murray Smith, Adam; Baird, Brian;
Pullman, WA Hastings, Doc; McDermott, Jim;
Larsen, Rick; Dicks, Norman D.
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities U.S. Agricultural Research Service Sugarcane $2,505,000 Landrieu, Vitter Melancon, Charlie
Research Laboratory, Houma, LA
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Agricultural Research Service Buildings and facilities University of Toledo Greenhouse and Hydroponic $2,192,000 Brown, Voinovich Kaptur, Marcy
Research Complex, Toledo, OH
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Animal Biosciences and Biotechnology $7,888,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
Laboratory, Beltsville, MD
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Animal Health Consortium, Washington, DC $820,000 LaHood, Ray
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Animal Vaccines, Greenport, NY $1,518,000 DeLauro, Rosa L.; Courtney, Joe
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Animal Welfare Information Center, Beltsville, $560,000 Byrd
MD
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Aquaculture Fisheries Center, Pine Bluff, AR $519,000 Lincoln, Pryor Ross, Mike; Berry, Marion
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Aquaculture Initiatives, Harbor Branch $1,597,000 Martinez, Bill Nelson Mahoney, Tim; Hastings, Alcee L.
Oceanographic Institute, Stuttgart, AR
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (Rodale $42,000 Gerlach, Jim
Institute), Wyndmoor, PA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses ARS Southwest Watershed Resarch Center, $254,000 Giffords, Gabrielle
Tucson, AZ
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Biology of Arboviruses/Control of RVF $3,421,000 Barrasso, Enzi
Arthropods as Disease Vectors, Laramie, WY
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Biomass Crop Production, Brookings, SD $1,131,000 Johnson Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Biomedical Materials in Plants (Biotech $1,698,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
Foundation), Beltsville, MD
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Bioremediation Research, Beltsville, MD $111,000 Cardin, Mikulski Blumenauer, Earl; Wu, David;
Hoyer, Steny H.; Hooley, Darlene
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Biotechnology Research and Development $2,503,000 Durbin LaHood, Ray
Corporation, Washington, DC
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Catfish Genome, Auburn, AL $819,000 Shelby Rogers (AL), Mike; Everett,
Terry; Davis, Artur
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Center for Agroforestry, Booneville, AR $660,000 Bond Emerson, Jo Ann
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Central Great Plains Research Station, Akron, $498,000 Salazar
CO
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Cereal Disease, St. Paul, MN $290,000 Coleman, Klobuchar Peterson, Collin C.; Walz,
Timothy J.; McCollum, Betty
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Corn and Soybean Research, Wooster, OH $959,000 Kaptur, Marcy
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Cotton Production and Processing Research, $1,228,000 Neugebauer, Randy
Lubbock, TX
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Crop Production and Food Processing, Peoria, $786,000 LaHood, Ray
IL
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Dale Bumpers Small Farms Research Center, $1,805,000 Lincoln, Pryor Berry, Marion; Ross, Mike
Booneville, AR
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Delta Nutrition Initiative, Little Rock, AR $3,937,000 Lincoln, Pryor Snyder, Vic; Berry, Marion;
Alexander, Rodney; Thompson,
Bennie G.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Diet Nutrition and Obesity Research $623,000 Landrieu, Vitter
(Pennington), New Orleans, LA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Dryland Production, Akron, CO $219,000 Salazar
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Efficient Water Management of High Water $596,000 Bill Nelson
Tables, Miami, FL
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Endophyte Research, Booneville, AR $994,000 Lincoln, Pryor, Smith, Wyden Boozman, John; Wu, David;
Emerson, Jo Ann; Ross, Mike;
Hooley, Darlene
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Formosan Subterranean Termites Research, New $6,623,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Orleans, LA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Foundry Sand By-Products Utilization, $638,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
Beltsville, MD
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Genetics and Production Research, Lane, OK $2,142,000 Boren, Dan
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Honey Bee Lab, Weslaco, TX $1,762,000 Johnson Hinojosa, Ruben; Edwards, Chet
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Hormonal Control of Growth/Reproduction, $643,000 Chambliss, Isakson
Athens, GA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Human Nutrition Research, Boston, MA $254,000 Kennedy, Kerry Capuano, Michael E.; Markey,
Edward J.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Human Nutrition Research, Houston, TX $254,000 Hutchison Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.;
Culberson, John Abney
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Improved Cow-Beef Operations for Water $599,000 Martinez Boyd, Allen; Brown-Waite, Ginny
Quality, Brooksville, FL
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Improved Crop Production Practices, Auburn, AL $1,293,000 Sessions, Shelby Rogers (AL), Mike; Aderholt,
Robert B.; Cramer, Jr., Robert
E. (Bud)
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Karnal Bunt, Manhattan, KS $508,000 Brownback, Roberts Moran, Jerry; Boyda, Nancy E.;
Tiahrt, Todd
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Kika de le Garza Subtropical Agricultural $8,688,000 Harkin Hinojosa, Ruben
Research Center, Weslaco, TX
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Land Management and Water Conservation, $1,830,000 Murray
Pullman, WA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Lyme Disease, 4 Poster Project, Washington, DC $700,000 DeLauro, Rosa L.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Medicinal and Bioactive Crops, Oxford, MS $111,000 Cochran
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Medicinal and Bioactive Crops, Washington, DC $111,000 Cardin Hoyer, Steny H.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Mid-West/Mid-South Irrigation, Columbia, MO $645,000 Emerson, Jo Ann
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Minerals/Dietary Requirements for Good Health, $9,534,000 Conrad, Dorgan Pomeroy, Earl
Grand Forks, ND
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Mosquito Trapping Research/West Nile Virus, $1,154,000 Cochran DeLauro, Rosa L.
Gainesville, FL
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD $2,817,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses National Center for Agricultural Law, $654,000 Harkin, Lincoln, Pryor Boozman, John
Beltsville, MD
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses National Corn to Ethanol Research Pilot Plant, $360,000 Shimkus, John
Washington, DC
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses New England Plant, Soil, and Water Research $2,249,000 Collins, Snowe Michaud, Michael H.
Laboratory, Orono, ME
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses North Appalachian Experimental Watershed $1,361,000 Kaptur, Marcy; Space, Zachary T.
Research, Coshocton, OH
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Northern Great Plains Research Laboratory, $58,000 Conrad, Dorgan Pomeroy, Earl
Mandan, ND
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Northwest Center for Small Fruits, Corvallis, $254,000 Cantwell, Smith, Wyden Simpson, Michael K.; Hooley,
OR Darlene; Blumenauer, Earl;
Hastings, Doc
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Pasture Systems & Watershed Management $4,602,000 Specter Holden, Tim
Research, University Park, PA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Phytoestrogen Research, New Orleans, LA $1,426,000 Landrieu, Vitter Kaptur, Marcy; Jefferson, William
J.; Melancon, Charlie
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Potato Diseases, Beltsville, MD $61,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Poultry Diseases, Beltsville, MD $408,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Precision Agriculture Research, Mandan, ND $453,000 Conrad, Dorgan
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Quality and Safety Assessment Research, $531,000 Chambliss, Isakson
Athens, GA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Seismic and Acoustic Technologies in Soils $332,000 Cochran, Wicker Childers, Travis
Sedimentation Laboratory, Oxford, MS
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Soil Management Research, Morris, MN $2,878,000 Coleman, Klobuchar Peterson, Collin C.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Sorghum Cold Tolerance, Lubbock, TX $246,000 Neugebauer, Randy
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Sorghum Research, Bushland, TX $452,000 Cornyn, Hutchison
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Sorghum Research, Little Rock, AR $135,000 Lincoln, Pryor
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Source Water Protection Initiatives, Columbus, $700,000 Kaptur, Marcy
OH
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Southern Piedmont Conservation Research, $2,908,000 Chambliss
Athens, GA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Stable Fly Control, Lincoln, NE $866,000 Ben Nelson
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Subtropical Beef Germplasm, Brooksville, FL $767,000 Brown-Waite, Ginny; Boyd, Allen
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Sugarbeet/Avian Disease and Oncology Labs, $5,024,000 Levin, Stabenow
East Lansing, MI
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Swine Odor and Manure Management Research, $1,791,000 Harkin
Ames, IA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Termite Species in Hawaii, Gainesville, FL $130,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Tropical Aquaculture Feeds (Oceanic $1,438,000 Akaka, Inouye Abercrombie, Neil; Hirono, Mazie
Institute), Hilo, HI K.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses U.S. National Arboretum, Gardens and Education $1,878,000 Cardin, Mikulski Hoyer, Steny H.; Price, David E.;
Units, Washington, DC Farr, Sam
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Vaccines and Microbe Control for Fish Health, $991,000 Shelby Rogers (AL), Mike
Auburn, AL
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Vector-Borne Diseases, Gainesville, FL $205,000 DeLauro, Rosa L.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Waste Management and Forage Research, $2,100,000 Cochran
Mississippi State, MS
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Water Management Research Laboratory, Brawley, $317,000 Boxer, Feinstein Filner, Bob
CA
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Water Use Reduction, Dawson, GA $657,000 Chambliss Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses West Tennessee Mississippi River Cropping $254,000 Alexander Duncan, Jr., John J.; Tanner,
Systems Unit, Jackson, TN John S.; Wamp, Zach
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Agricultural Research Service Salaries and expenses Wild Rice, St. Paul, MN $303,000 Coleman, Klobuchar Peterson, Collin C.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Agriculture Compliance Laboratory Equipment, $69,000 Biden, Carper Castle, Michael N.
Inspection Service Delaware
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Avian Influenza Preparedness, Connecticut $700,000 Dodd, Lieberman Courtney, Joe; DeLauro, Rosa L.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Beaver Management and Control, Mississippi $443,000 Cochran
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Beaver Management in North Carolina $208,000 Dole Price, David E.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Berryman Institute, Jack Berryman Institute $1,049,000 Bennett, Cochran, Wicker
Inspection Service Utah and Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry
Experiment Station, Utah and Mississippi
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Biosafety and Antibiotic Resistance, $225,000 Leahy
Inspection Service University of Vermont
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Bio-Safety Institute for Genetically Modified $259,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom
Inspection Service Agriculture Products
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Blackbird Management, Kansas $119,000 Roberts
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Blackbird Management, Louisiana $94,000 Landrieu Alexander, Rodney
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Blackbird Management, North and South Dakota $265,000 Conrad, Dorgan, Johnson
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Bovine TB Eradication Project, Michigan $248,000 Levin, Stabenow Stupak, Bart
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Brown Tree Snake Management in Guam $657,000 Akaka, Inouye Abercrombie, Neil; Hirono, Mazie
Inspection Service K.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses California County Pest Detection Augmentation $581,000 Boxer, Feinstein Baca, Joe; Herger, Wally; Farr,
Inspection Service Program, California Department of Food and Sam; Honda, Michael M.; Costa,
Agriculture Jim; Filner, Bob
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses California County Pest Detection Import $693,000 Boxer, Feinstein Honda, Michael M.; Thompson,
Inspection Service Inspection Program, California Department of Mike; Baca, Joe; Farr, Sam;
Food and Agriculture Schiff, Adam B.; Herger, Wally;
Costa, Jim; Filner, Bob;
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Chronic Wasting Disease Surveillance, $1,268,000 Kohl Obey, David R.
Inspection Service Wisconsin
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Chronic Wasting Disease Utah Department of $171,000 Bennett
Inspection Service Agriculture and Food
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Chronic Wasting Disease, Colorado Department $36,000 Allard, Salazar
Inspection Service of Agriculture
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cogongrass Control, Mississippi Department of $208,000 Cochran
Inspection Service Agriculture
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cooperative Livestock Protection Program $209,000 Casey, Specter
Inspection Service Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cormorant Control, Michigan $139,000 Levin, Stabenow Stupak, Bart
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cormorant Control, Mississippi $223,000 Cochran
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cormorant Control, Vermont and Vermont Fish $103,000 Leahy
Inspection Service and Wildlife Department
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Cormorant Control, New York $693,000 Walsh, James T.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Crop and Aquaculture Losses in Southeast $207,000 Emerson, Jo Ann
Inspection Service Missouri
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Database of North Carolina's Agricultural $208,000 Dole Etheridge, Bob; Price, David E.;
Inspection Service Industry for Rapid Response Hayes, Robin; McIntyre, Mike
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Greater Yellowstone Interagency Brucellosis $650,000 Barrasso, Baucus, Craig, Crapo Rehberg, Dennis R.; Simpson,
Inspection Service Committee, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming Michael K.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Hawaii Interline Activities $1,643,000 Akaka, Inouye Abercrombie, Neil; Hirono, Mazie
Inspection Service K.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Integrated Predation Management Activities, $280,000 Byrd
Inspection Service West Virginia
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Johne's Disease activities, Wisconsin $939,000 Kohl Kagen, Steve; Obey, David R.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Lamprey Control, Lake Champlain Fish and $94,000 Leahy
Inspection Service Wildlife Management Cooperative, Vermont
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Mormon Crickets, Utah $1,049,000 Bennett
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses National Agriculture Biosecurity Center, $259,000 Brownback, Roberts Boyda, Nancy E.; Moran, Jerry;
Inspection Service Kansas Moore, Dennis; Tiahrt, Todd
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses National Biodiversity Conservation Strategy, $207,000 Murtha, John P.
Inspection Service Kiski Basin, Pennsylvania
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses National Farm Animal Identification and $416,000 Leahy Walsh, James T.
Inspection Service Records, Holstein Association, New York and
Vermont
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses National Wildlife Research Center, Mississippi $239,000 Cochran
Inspection Service Agriculture and Forestry Experiment Station
and Mississippi State University
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses National Wildlife Research Station, Texas A&M $290,000 Hutchison
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Nevada Weed Management, Nevada Department of $235,000 Reid
Inspection Service Agriculture
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses New Mexico Rapid Syndrome Validation Program, $379,000 Bingaman, Domenici Wilson, Heather
Inspection Service New Mexico State University
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Nez Perce Bio-Control Center, Idaho $176,000 Craig, Crapo Simpson, Michael K.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Olive Fruit Fly Detection and Exclusion $218,000 Feinstein Thompson, Mike
Inspection Service Program, California
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Predation Wildlife Services in Virginia $140,000 Goode, Jr., Virgil H.; Goodlatte,
Inspection Service Bob
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Predator Research Station, Utah, Utah State $970,000 Bennett
Inspection Service University, Colorado State University
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Remote Diagnostic and Wildlife Disease $1,315,000 Conrad, Dorgan Pomeroy, Earl
Inspection Service Surveillance, North Dakota
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Rodent Control, Hawaii $162,000 Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Tri-State Predator Control Program, Idaho, $926,000 Barrasso, Baucus, Craig, Crapo, Cubin, Barbara; Simpson, Michael
Inspection Service Montana, and Wyoming Enzi, Tester K.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Varroa Mite Suppression, Hawaii $469,000 Akaka, Inouye Abercrombie, Neil; Hirono, Mazie
Inspection Service K.
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses West Nile Virus Disease Prevention, Louisiana $69,000 Landrieu, Vitter Melancon, Charlie
Inspection Service Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Wildlife Services South Dakota, South Dakota $519,000 Johnson, Thune
Inspection Service Department of Game, Fish, and Parks
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Wildlife Services, Hawaii $376,000 Akaka, Inouye
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Wildlife Services, AR $217,000 Berry, Marion
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium $1,455,000 Kohl Kagen, Steve; Obey, David R.
Inspection Service
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Animal and Plant Health Salaries and expenses Wolf Predation Management in Wisconsin, $727,000 Oberstar, James L.; Obey, David
Inspection Service Minnesota, and Michigan R.
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Cooperative State Research Extension Childhood Farm Safety, Farm Safety Just 4 $69,000 Grassley, Harkin
Education and Extension Kids, IA
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Conservation Technology Transfer, WI $376,000 Kohl
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Dairy Education, IA $159,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Diabetes Detection and Prevention, WA, PA $1,033,000 Murray DeLauro, Rosa L.; Fattah, Chaka;
Education and Extension Smith, Adam
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension E-commerce, MS $231,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Efficient Irrigation, NM, TX $1,610,000 Bingaman, Cornyn, Domenici, Rodriguez, Ciro D.; Conaway, K.
Education and Extension Hutchison Michael; Wilson, Heather;
Service Edwards, Chet; Reyes, Silvestre
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Cooperative State Research Extension Extension Specialist, MS $92,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Health Education Leadership, KY $590,000 McConnell
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Income Enhancement Demonstration, OH $864,000 Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Iowa Vitality Center $209,000 Grassley, Harkin
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension National Center for Agriculture Safety, IA $158,000 Harkin
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Nursery Production, RI $204,000 Kennedy, Patrick J.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Nutrition Enhancement, WI $751,000 Kohl
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Ohio-Israel Agriculture Initiative $466,000 Brown, Voinovich
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Pesticide Reduction on Vegetables, WI $329,000 Kohl
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Pilot Technology Transfer, MS, OK $209,000 Cochran, Inhofe, Wicker Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Pilot Technology Transfer, WI $174,000 Obey, David R.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Potato Integrated Pest Management, ME $280,000 Collins, Snowe Michaud, Michael H.; Allen,
Education and Extension Thomas H.
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Potato Pest Management, WI $277,000 Obey, David R.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Range Improvement, NM $209,000 Bingaman, Domenici Pearce, Stevan
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Red Cliff Tribal Hatchery, WI $346,000 Obey, David R.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Rural Technologies, HI, WI $141,000 Akaka, Inouye
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Urban Horticulture and Marketing, IL $104,000 Durbin Jackson, Jr., Jesse L.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Urban Horticulture, WI $376,000 Kohl
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research Extension Wood Biomass as an Alternative Farm Product, $131,000 Walsh, James T.
Education and Extension NY
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Ag-Based Industrial Lubricants, IA $380,000 Grassley, Harkin Braley, Bruce L.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Agriculture Development in the American $349,000 Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Education and Extension Pacific
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Agriculture Waste Utilization, WV $455,000 Byrd
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Animal Waste Management, OK $274,000 Inhofe Boren, Dan; Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Applied Agriculture and Environmental $693,000 Feinstein Capps, Lois; Baca, Joe; Cardoza,
Education and Extension Research, CA Dennis A.; Doolittle, John T.;
Service Thompson, Mike; Napolitano,
Grace F.; Farr, Sam; Radanovich,
George; Schiff, Adam B.
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Aquaculture Research, RI $280,000 Reed
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Aquaculture, PA $154,000 Specter
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Aquaculture, OH $623,000 Brown, Voinovich Kaptur, Marcy; Space, Zachary T.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Biotechnology Research, MS $480,000 Cochran
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Botanical research, UT $629,000 Bennett
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Cellulosic Biomass, SC $469,000 Clyburn, James E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Center for Agricultural and Rural Development, $412,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom
Education and Extension IA
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Center for Food Industry Excellence, TX $946,000 Cornyn Conaway, K. Michael; Neugebauer,
Education and Extension Randy
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Center for Innovative Food Technology, OH $793,000 Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Center for North American Studies, TX $693,000 Domenici, Hutchison Conaway, K. Michael; Edwards,
Education and Extension Chet
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Centers for Dairy and Beef Excellence, PA $319,000 Specter
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Climate Forecasting, FL $2,494,000 Martinez, Bill Nelson Miller, Brad; Boyd, Allen; Diaz-
Education and Extension Balart, Mario; Diaz-Balart,
Service Lincoln
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Cotton Research, TX $1,730,000 Cornyn, Hutchison Neugebauer, Randy; Conaway, K.
Education and Extension Michael
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Council for Agriculture Science and Technology $105,000 Harkin
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Dietary Intervention, OH $866,000 Brown, Voinovich Hobson, David L.; Turner,
Education and Extension Michael R.; Kaptur, Marcy
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Equine Research and Science, TN $235,000 Gordon, Bart
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Ethnobotanicals, MD $469,000 Cardin, Mikulski
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Farmland Preservation, OH $105,000 Brown, Voinovich
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Feed efficiency, WV $105,000 Byrd
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Florida Biomass to Biofuels Conversion $235,000 Martinez, Bill Nelson Klein, Ron; Wexler, Robert;
Education and Extension Program, FL Hastings, Alcee L.
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Greenhouse Nurseries, OH $502,000 Brown Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA High Value Horticultural Crops, VA $502,000 John Warner, Webb Goode, Jr., Virgil H.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Mariculture, NC $220,000 Burr, Dole McIntyre, Mike
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Medicinal and Bioactive Crops, TX $280,000 Hutchison
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Midwest Agribusiness Trade and Information $176,000 Grassley, Harkin
Education and Extension Center, IA
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Mississippi Valley State University, $1,002,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension Curriculum Development
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Monitoring Agricultural Sewage Sludge $839,000 Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension Application, OH
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA NE Center for Invasive Plants, CT, ME, VT $295,000 Collins, Dodd, Lieberman, Snowe Courtney, Joe; Allen, Thomas H.;
Education and Extension Michaud, Michael H.; DeLauro,
Service Rosa L.
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Pasteurization of Shell Eggs, MI $935,000 Knollenberg, Joe
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Phytoremediation Plant Research, OH $539,000 Voinovich Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA PM-10 Study, WA $268,000 Cantwell, Murray Dicks, Norman D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Polymer Research, KS $1,284,000 Brownback Boyda, Nancy E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Precision agriculture, Tennessee Valley $415,000 Shelby Cramer, Jr., Robert E. (Bud)
Education and Extension Research Center, AL
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Rural systems, MS $215,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Shellfish, RI $245,000 Reed, Whitehouse
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Shrimp Aquaculture, AZ, HI, LA, MA, MS, SC, TX $2,908,000 Cochran, Wicker Grijalva, Raul M.; Renzi, Rick;
Education and Extension Pastor, Ed; Hirono, Mazie K.;
Service Ortiz, Solomon P.; Neal, Richard
E.
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Sustainable Agricultural Freshwater $1,434,000 Cornyn Rodriguez, Ciro D.; Reyes,
Education and Extension Conservation, TX Silvestre
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point- $1,408,000 Obey, David R.
Education and Extension Institute for Sustainable Technologies
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia, OH $209,000 Brown, Voinovich Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Vitis Gene Discovery, MO $422,000 Emerson, Jo Ann
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research RE/FA Water pollutants, WV $385,000 Byrd
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Advanced Genetic Technologies, KY $452,000 McConnell
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Advancing Biofuel Production, TX $140,000 Hutchison
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aegilops Cylindrica (Jointed Goatgrass), ID, $245,000 Cantwell, Murray Dicks, Norman D.; Baird, Brian;
Education and Extension WA Hastings, Doc; Inslee, Jay;
Service Smith, Adam
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agricultural Diversification, HI $153,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agricultural Diversity/Red River Corridor, MN, $188,000 Conrad, Dorgan Pomeroy, Earl
Education and Extension ND
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agricultural Entrepreneurial Alternatives, PA $233,000 Casey, Specter Peterson, John E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agricultural Marketing, IL $176,000 Johnson, Timothy V.; Jackson,
Education and Extension Jr., Jesse L.; LaHood, Ray
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agriculture Science, OH $382,000 Brown Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Agroecology/Chesapeake Bay Agro-ecology, MD $499,000 Cardin Cummings, Elijah E.; Gilchrest,
Education and Extension Wayne T.; Hoyer, Steny H.; Van
Service Hollen, Chris; Sarbanes, John
P.; Ruppersberger, C. A. Dutch;
Bartlett, Roscoe G.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Air Quality, KS, TX $1,090,000 Cornyn, Hutchison, Roberts Edwards, Chet
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Alliance for Food Protection, NE $122,000 Hagel, Ben Nelson
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Alternative Uses for Tobacco, MD $280,000 Hoyer, Steny H.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Animal Disease Research, WY $242,000 Barrasso, Enzi Cubin, Barbara
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Animal Health, Forages for Advancing Livestock $273,000 McConnell
Education and Extension Production Project, KY
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Animal Science Food Safety Consortium, AR, IA, $939,000 Grassley, Harkin, Lincoln, Pryor, Boozman, John; Latham, Tom
Education and Extension KS Roberts
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Apple Fire Blight, MI, NY $346,000 Levin, Schumer, Stabenow Arcuri, Michael A.; Hinchey,
Education and Extension Maurice D.; Rogers (MI), Mike;
Service Ehlers, Vernon J.; Upton, Fred;
Hoekstra, Peter; Walsh, James
T.; Walberg, Tim
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture Product and Marketing Development, $489,000 Byrd
Education and Extension WV
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, CA, FL, TX $416,000 Bill Nelson Buchanan, Vern; Davis, Susan A.;
Education and Extension Ortiz, Solomon P.; Brown-Waite,
Service Ginny
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, ID, WA $529,000 Cantwell, Craig, Murray Baird, Brian; Dicks, Norman D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, LA $188,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, MS $361,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, NC $227,000 Burr, Dole Etheridge, Bob; Miller, Brad;
Education and Extension Price, David E.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Aquaculture, VA $139,000 John Warner, Webb Goode, Jr., Virgil H.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Armilliaria Root Rot, MI $104,000 Levin, Stabenow Rogers (MI), Mike; Walberg, Tim
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Asparagus Production Technologies, WA $173,000 Cantwell, Murray Hastings, Doc
Education and Extension
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Cooperative State Research SRG Avian bioscience, DE $94,000 Biden, Carper
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Babcock Institute, WI $416,000 Baldwin, Tammy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Barley for Rural Development, ID, MT $514,000 Baucus, Craig, Crapo, Tester Rehberg, Dennis R.; Simpson,
Education and Extension Michael K.; Sali, Bill
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Beef Improvement Research, MO, TX $693,000 Bond, Hutchison Rodriguez, Ciro D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Beef Technology Transfer $243,000 Bond Emerson, Jo Ann; Hulshof, Kenny
Education and Extension C.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Biodesign and Processing Research Center, VA $868,000 Warner, Webb Boucher, Rick; Goodlatte, Bob;
Education and Extension Davis, Tom
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Biomass-based Energy Research, MS, OK $839,000 Cochran, Inhofe, Wicker Boren, Dan; Pickering, Charles W.
Education and Extension Chip; Lucas, Frank D.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Biomaterials from Sugar Cane, LA $469,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Biotechnology Test Production, IA $322,000 Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Biotechnology, NC $199,000 Burr, Dole Etheridge, Bob; Price, David E.;
Education and Extension Shuler, Heath; McIntyre, Mike
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Bovine Tuberculosis, MI $246,000 Levin, Stabenow Rogers (MI), Mike; Walberg, Tim
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Brucellosis Vaccine, MT $305,000 Baucus, Tester Rehberg, Dennis R.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Cataloging Genes Associated with Drought and $176,000 Bingaman, Domenici
Education and Extension Disease Resistance, NM
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Center for One Medicine, IL $235,000 Durbin LaHood, Ray; Jackson, Jr., Jesse
Education and Extension L.; Johnson, Timothy V.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Center for Public Land and Rural Economies, UT $209,000 Bennett
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Center for Rural Studies, VT $245,000 Leahy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Childhood Obesity and Nutrition, VT $169,000 Leahy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Citrus Canker/ Greening, FL $1,217,000 Martinez, Bill Nelson Boyd, Allen; Mack, Connie;
Education and Extension Crenshaw, Ander; Wexler, Robert;
Service Putnam, Adam H.; Diaz-Balart,
Mario; Mahoney, Tim; Stearns,
Cliff; Klein, Ron; Buchanan,
Vern
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Cooperative State Research SRG Competitiveness of Agricultural Products, WA $469,000 Cantwell, Murray Baird, Brian; McDermott, Jim;
Education and Extension Hastings, Doc; Dicks, Norman D.;
Service Larsen, Rick; Smith, Adam
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Cooperative State Research SRG Computational Agriculture, NY $131,000 Hinchey, Maurice D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Cool Season Legume Research, ID, ND, WA $235,000 Cantwell, Conrad, Craig, Crapo, Dicks, Norman D.; Hastings, Doc;
Education and Extension Dorgan, Murray Simpson, Michael K.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Cotton Insect Management and Fiber Quality, GA $346,000 Chambliss, Isakson Barrow, John; Scott, David;
Education and Extension Gingrey, Phil; Bishop, Jr.,
Service Sanford D.; Marshall, Jim;
Lewis, John; Kingston, Jack
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Cooperative State Research SRG Cranberry/Blueberry Disease and Breeding, NJ $451,000 Lautenberg, Menendez Frelinghuysen, Rodney P.;
Education and Extension LoBiondo, Frank A.; Pallone,
Service Jr., Frank; Rothman, Steven R.;
Saxton, Jim; Holt, Rush D.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Cranberry/Blueberry, MA $111,000 Kennedy, Kerry Frank, Barney
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Crop Integration and Production, SD $258,000 Johnson, Thune Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Crop Pathogens, NC $225,000 Burr, Dole Etheridge, Bob; Price, David E.;
Education and Extension McIntyre, Mike
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Dairy and Meat Goat Research, TX $94,000 Hutchison
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Dairy Farm Profitability, PA $349,000 Casey, Specter Peterson, John E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Delta Revitalization Project, MS $176,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Designing Foods for Health, TX $1,385,000 Hutchison Rodriguez, Ciro D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Detection and Food Safety, AL $1,748,000 Shelby, Sessions Rogers (AL), Mike; Aderholt,
Education and Extension Robert B.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Drought Management, UT $629,000 Bennett
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Drought Mitigation, NE $469,000 Hagel, Ben Nelson Fortenberry, Jeff
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Efficient Irrigation, NM, TX $1,160,000 Bingaman, Cornyn, Domenici, Conaway, K. Michael; Ortiz,
Education and Extension Hutchison Solomon P.; Rodriguez, Ciro D.;
Service Wilson, Heather; Edwards, Chet;
Reyes, Silvestre
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Cooperative State Research SRG Environmental Biotechnology, RI $446,000 Reed, Whitehouse Kennedy, Patrick J.; Langevin,
Education and Extension James R.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Environmental Research, NY $258,000 Schumer Hinchey, Maurice D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Environmental Risk Factors/Cancer, NY $150,000 Schumer Lowey, Nita M.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Environmentally Safe Products, VT $188,000 Leahy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Expanded Wheat Pasture, OK $223,000 Inhofe Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Fish and Shellfish Technologies, VA $331,000 John Warner, Webb Goode, Jr., Virgil H.; Wittman,
Education and Extension Robert J.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Floriculture, HI $243,000 Akaka, Inouye Abercrombie, Neil; Hirono, Mazie
Education and Extension K.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food and Agriculture Policy Research $1,139,000 Bond, Grassley, Harkin, Kohl, Emerson, Jo Ann; Hulshof, Kenny
Education and Extension Institute, IA, MO, WI, NV Reid C.; Latham, Tom
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food and Fuel Initiative, IA $280,000 Grassley, Harkin
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Marketing Policy Center, CT $401,000 Courtney, Joe; DeLauro, Rosa L.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Safety Research Consortium, NY $693,000 Schumer Hinchey, Maurice D.; Walsh, James
Education and Extension T.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Safety, ME, OK $382,000 Inhofe Boren, Dan; Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Safety, TX $69,000 Hutchison Edwards, Chet
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Security, WA $276,000 Cantwell, Murray McDermott, Jim
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Food Systems Research Group, WI $381,000 Baldwin, Tammy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Forestry Research, AR $319,000 Lincoln, Pryor Ross, Mike
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Fresh Produce Food Safety, CA $704,000 Boxer, Feinstein Thompson, Mike; Farr, Sam
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Functional Genomics, UT $1,119,000 Bennett
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Future Foods, IL $461,000 Durbin Jackson, Jr., Jesse L.; Johnson,
Education and Extension Timothy V.; LaHood, Ray
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Genomics for Southern Crop Stress and Disease, $797,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension MS
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Geographic Information System $1,248,000 Cantwell, Casey, Chambliss, Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.; Obey,
Education and Extension Isakson, Lincoln, Pryor, Specter David R.; Marshall, Jim;
Service Boozman, John; Baldwin, Tammy;
Kanjorski, Paul E.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Global Change/UVB Radiation, CO $1,408,000 Allard, Salazar The President
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Grain Sorghum, KS, TX $515,000 Brownback, Hutchison, Roberts Boyda, Nancy E.; Edwards, Chet;
Education and Extension Moore, Dennis; Moran, Jerry;
Service Tiahrt, Todd; Conaway, K.
Michael; Neugebauer, Randy
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Cooperative State Research SRG Grass Seed Cropping for Sustainable $313,000 Cantwell, Craig, Crapo, Murray, Dicks, Norman D.; Wu, David;
Education and Extension Agriculture, ID, OR, WA Smith, Wyden Walden, Greg; Hooley, Darlene
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Great Basin Environmental Program, NV $211,000 Reid
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG High Performance Computing, UT $525,000 Bennett
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Human Nutrition, IA $451,000 Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Human Nutrition, LA $494,000 Landrieu, Vitter
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Human Nutrition, NY $377,000 Schumer Hinchey, Maurice D.; Walsh, James
Education and Extension T.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Hydroponic Production, OH $124,000 Kaptur, Marcy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Improved Dairy Management Practices, PA $243,000 Casey, Specter Peterson, John E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Improved Fruit Practices, MI $147,000 Levin, Stabenow Ehlers, Vernon J.; Rogers (MI),
Education and Extension Mike
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Increasing Shelf Life of Agricultural $603,000 Craig, Crapo Sali, Bill; Simpson, Michael K.
Education and Extension Commodities, ID
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Infectious Disease Research, CO $572,000 Allard, Salazar
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Initiative to Improve Blueberry Production and $209,000 Chambliss Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.;
Education and Extension Efficiency, GA Marshall, Jim; Kingston, Jack
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Institute for Food Science and Engineering, AR $775,000 Lincoln, Pryor Boozman, John
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Integrated Economic and Technical Analysis of $188,000 Lugar
Education and Extension Sustainable Biomass Energy Systems, IN
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Integrated Production Systems, OK $177,000 Inhofe Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG International Arid Lands Consortium, AZ $401,000 Bingaman, Domenici, Johnson, Grijalva, Raul M.; Udall, Tom;
Education and Extension Thune Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie;
Service Pastor, Ed; Johnson, Timothy V.;
Ortiz, Solomon P.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Joint US - China Biotechnology Research and $420,000 Bennett
Education and Extension Extension, UT
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Leopold Center Hypoxia Project, IA $105,000 Harkin
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Livestock and Dairy Policy, NY, TX $693,000 Hutchison, Schumer Edwards, Chet; Hinchey, Maurice
Education and Extension D.; Walsh, James T.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Livestock Genome Sequencing, IL $564,000 Durbin Jackson, Jr., Jesse L.; Johnson,
Education and Extension Timothy V.; LaHood, Ray
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Livestock Waste, IA $184,000 Harkin Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Lowbush Blueberry Research, ME $173,000 Collins, Snowe Allen, Thomas H.; Michaud,
Education and Extension Michael H.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Managed Drainage System for Crop Production, $235,000 Bond
Education and Extension MO
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Maple Research, VT $155,000 Leahy
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Meadow Foam, OR $180,000 Smith, Wyden Hooley, Darlene; Wu, David
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Michigan Biotechnology Consortium $384,000 Rogers (MI), Mike
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Midwest Advanced Food Manufacturing Alliance, $343,000 Hagel, Ben Nelson
Education and Extension NE
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Midwest Center for Bioenergy Grasses, IN $188,000 Lugar
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Midwest Poultry Consortium, IA $471,000 Coleman, Grassley, Harkin LaHood, Ray; Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Milk Safety, PA $771,000 Casey, Specter Peterson, John E.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Minor Use Animal Drugs $429,000 The President; Hinchey, Maurice
Education and Extension D.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Molluscan Shellfish, OR $253,000 Smith, Wyden Hooley, Darlene; Wu, David
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Montana Sheep Institute, MT $254,000 Baucus, Tester
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Multi-commodity Research, OR $244,000 Smith, Wyden Blumenauer, Earl; Wu, David;
Education and Extension Walden, Greg; Hooley, Darlene;
Service DeFazio, Peter A.
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Cooperative State Research SRG National Beef Cattle Genetic Evaluation $615,000 Allard, Chambliss, Salazar, Walsh, James T.; Hinchey, Maurice
Education and Extension Consortium, CO, GA, NY Schumer D.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG National Biological Impact Assessment Program $184,000 The President; Goode, Jr., Virgil
Education and Extension H.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG National Center for Soybean Technology, MO $690,000 Bond
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Nematode Resistance Genetic Engineering, NM $209,000 Bingaman, Domenici
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Nevada Arid Rangelands Initiative, NV $376,000 Ensign, Reid Heller, Dean
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG New Century Farm, IA $282,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG New Crop Opportunities, KY $525,000 McConnell
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG New Satellite and Computer-based Technology $654,000 Cochran, Wicker
Education and Extension for Agriculture, MS
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Nutrition Research, NY $188,000 Schumer Serrano, Jose
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Oil Resources from Desert Plants, NM $176,000 Bingaman, Domenici Wilson, Heather
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Organic cropping, OR $140,000 Smith, Wyden Blumenauer, Earl; Wu, David;
Education and Extension Walden, Greg; Hooley, Darlene;
Service DeFazio, Peter A.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Organic Cropping, WA $248,000 Cantwell, Murray Dicks, Norman D.; Hastings, Doc;
Education and Extension McDermott, Jim; Larsen, Rick;
Service Smith, Adam
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Cooperative State Research SRG Organic Waste Utilization, NM $69,000 Bingaman, Domenici Wilson, Heather
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Peach Tree Short Life Research, SC $195,000 Graham
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Perennial Wheat, WA $98,000 Cantwell, Murray Dicks, Norman D.; McDermott, Jim
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Phytophthora Research, GA $178,000 Chambliss, Isakson Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.;
Education and Extension Marshall, Jim; Kingston, Jack
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Phytophthora Research, MI $346,000 Levin, Stabenow Dingell, John D.; Upton, Fred;
Education and Extension Ehlers, Vernon J.; Rogers (MI),
Service Mike; Hoekstra, Peter; Walberg,
Tim
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Cooperative State Research SRG Phytosensors for Crop Security and Precision $700,000 Alexander Duncan, Jr., John J.; Cohen,
Education and Extension Agriculture, TN Steve; Wamp, Zach
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Pierce's Disease, CA $1,531,000 Boxer, Feinstein Radanovich, George; Farr, Sam;
Education and Extension Thompson, Mike; Calvert, Ken;
Service Capps, Lois
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Cooperative State Research SRG Policy Analyses for National Secure and $140,000 Hutchison
Education and Extension Sustainable Food, Fiber, Forestry and Energy
Service Program, TX
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Cooperative State Research SRG Potato Cyst Nematode, ID $349,000 Craig, Crapo Simpson, Michael K.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Potato Research $1,037,000 Cantwell, Collins, Craig, Crapo, Allen, Thomas H.; Hooley,
Education and Extension Murray, Smith, Snowe, Wyden Darlene; Hastings, Doc; Wu,
Service David; Michaud, Michael H.;
Larsen, Rick; Walden, Greg;
Simpson, Michael K.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Precision Agriculture, KY $471,000 McConnell
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Precision Agriculture, AL $419,000 Shelby Rogers (AL), Mike
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Preharvest Food Safety, KS $142,000 Brownback, Roberts Boyda, Nancy E.; Moore, Dennis;
Education and Extension Moran, Jerry; Tiahrt, Todd
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Preservation and Processing Research, OK $174,000 Inhofe Lucas, Frank D.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Protein Utilization, IA $586,000 Harkin Latham, Tom
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Regional Barley Gene Mapping Project, OR $471,000 Smith, Wyden Dicks, Norman D.; Hastings, Doc;
Education and Extension Walden, Greg; Wu, David; Hooley,
Service Darlene
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Cooperative State Research SRG Regionalized Implications of Farm Programs, $595,000 Edwards, Chet; Emerson, Jo Ann
Education and Extension MO, TX
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Renewable Energy and Products, ND $939,000 Conrad, Dorgan Pomeroy, Earl
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Rice Agronomy, MO $174,000 Emerson, Jo Ann
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Ruminant Nutrition Consortium, MT, ND, SD, WY $563,000 Hagel, Johnson, Ben Nelson, Thune Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Rural Policies Institute, IA, MO, NE $835,000 Bond, Hagel, Harkin Emerson, Jo Ann
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Russian Wheat Aphid, CO $214,000 Allard, Salazar
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Seed Technology, SD $282,000 Johnson, Thune Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Small Fruit Research, ID, OR, WA $307,000 Cantwell, Craig, Crapo, Murray, DeFazio, Peter A.; Hooley,
Education and Extension Smith, Wyden Darlene; Hastings, Doc; Baird,
Service Brian; Wu, David; Walden, Greg;
Larsen, Rick; Dicks, Norman D.;
Inslee, Jay; Smith, Adam
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Cooperative State Research SRG Soil and Environmental Quality, DE $70,000 Biden, Carper
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Soil-borne Disease Prevention in Irrigated $176,000 Bingaman, Domenici
Education and Extension Agriculture, NM
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Southern Great Plains Dairy Consortium, NM $235,000 Bingaman, Domenici Pearce, Stevan; Udall, Tom;
Education and Extension Wilson, Heather
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Southwest Consortium for Plant Genetics and $271,000 Bingaman, Domenici Pastor, Ed; Grijalva, Raul M.
Education and Extension Water Resources, NM
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Soybean Cyst Nematode, MO $556,000 Bond Emerson, Jo Ann
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Soybean Research, IL $745,000 Durbin Jackson, Jr., Jesse L.; Johnson,
Education and Extension Timothy V.; LaHood, Ray
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Specialty Crop, AR $164,000 Lincoln, Pryor Berry, Marion; Boozman, John;
Education and Extension Marshall, Jim
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Specialty Crops, IN $235,000 Ellsworth, Brad
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG STEEP III -- Water Quality in Northwest $444,000 Cantwell, Craig, Crapo, Murray, Blumenauer, Earl; Dicks, Norman
Education and Extension Smith, Wyden D.; Hastings, Doc; Walden, Greg;
Service Wu, David; Hooley, Darlene
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resources, $133,000 Casey, Specter Peterson, John E.
Education and Extension PA
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sustainable Agriculture, CA $357,000 Farr, Sam
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sustainable Agriculture, MI $266,000 Levin, Stabenow Rogers (MI), Mike; Ehlers, Vernon
Education and Extension J.; Walberg, Tim
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sustainable Beef Supply, MT $682,000 Tester Rehberg, Dennis R.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sustainable Engineered Materials from $485,000 John Warner, Webb Boucher, Rick; Goode, Jr., Virgil
Education and Extension Renewable Sources, VA H.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Sweet Sorghum for Energy Production, NE $140,000 Hagel, Ben Nelson
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Swine and Other Animal Waste Management, NC $349,000 Burr, Dole McIntyre, Mike; Miller, Brad;
Education and Extension Etheridge, Bob; Price, David E.;
Service Hayes, Robin
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Cooperative State Research SRG Tick Borne Disease Prevention, RI $280,000 Reed, Whitehouse Kennedy, Patrick J.; Langevin,
Education and Extension James R.
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Tillage, Silviculture, Waste Management, LA $188,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Tri-state Joint Peanut Research, AL $413,000 Sessions, Shelby Everett, Terry; Rogers (AL), Mike
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Tropical and Subtropical Research/T-Star $6,677,000 Akaka, Inouye Boyd, Allen; Putnam, Adam H.;
Education and Extension Fortuno, Luis G.; Hirono, Mazie
Service K.; Mahoney, Tim; Young, C. W.
Bill
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Cooperative State Research SRG Uniform Farm Management Program, MN $235,000 Klobuchar, Coleman McCollum, Betty; Walz, Timothy J.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Virtual Plant Database Enhancement Project, MO $588,000 Bond Carnahan, Russ
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Virus-free Wine Grape Cultivars, WA/Wine Grape $223,000 Cantwell, Murray McDermott, Jim; Hastings, Doc;
Education and Extension Foundation Block, WA Dicks, Norman D.; Larsen, Rick
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Viticulture Consortium, CA, NY, PA $1,454,000 Boxer, Feinstein, Schumer Arcuri, Michael A.; Hinchey,
Education and Extension Maurice D.; Thompson, Mike;
Service Farr, Sam; Walsh, James T.
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Cooperative State Research SRG Water Conservation, KS $69,000 Brownback, Roberts Tiahrt, Todd; Boyda, Nancy E.;
Education and Extension Moran, Jerry
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Water Quality, IN $469,000 Visclosky, Peter J.
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Water Use Efficiency and Water Quality $346,000 Chambliss, Isakson Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.;
Education and Extension Enhancements, GA Marshall, Jim; Kingston, Jack
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Wetland Plants, LA $188,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Education and Extension
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Wheat Genetic Research, KS $240,000 Brownback, Roberts Boyda, Nancy E.; Moran, Jerry;
Education and Extension Moore, Dennis; Tiahrt, Todd
Service
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Cooperative State Research SRG Wood Utilization, AK, ID, ME, MI, MN, MS, NC, $4,545,000 Alexander, Burr, Byrd, Cochran, Duncan, Jr., John J.; Price,
Education and Extension OR, TN, WV Coleman, Collins, Craig, Crapo, David E.; Wu, David; Rogers
Service Dole, Klobuchar, Landrieu, (MI), Mike; Michaud, Michael H.;
Levin, Murkowski, Smith, Snowe, Hooley, Darlene; Pickering,
Stabenow, Vitter, Wicker, Wyden Charles W. Chip; Oberstar, James
L.; Allen, Thomas H.; Etheridge,
Bob
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Cooperative State Research SRG Wool Research, MT, TX, WY $206,000 Conaway, K. Michael; Rodriguez,
Education and Extension Ciro D.
Service
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses Collaborative drug safety research, Critical $525,000 Bennett
Path Institute and University of Utah
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses Dietary supplements research, National Center $1,608,000 Cochran, Wicker
for Natural Products Research, Oxford,
Mississippi
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses Interstate Shellfish Sanitation Conference, $139,000 Cochran, Shelby
ISSC
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses ISSC vibrio vulnificus education $174,000 Cochran, Shelby Melancon, Charlie
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses National Center for Food Safety and $2,077,000 Durbin Jackson, Jr., Jesse L.; Lipinski,
Technology, IL Daniel
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses New Mexico State University Agricultural $1,650,000 Bingaman, Domenici Wilson, Heather
Products Food Safety Laboratory
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses Waste Management Education and Research $69,000 Bingaman, Domenici Pearce, Stevan
Consortium, New Mexico State University
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Food and Drug Administration Salaries and expenses Western Region FDA Center of Excellence, $1,399,000 Boxer, Feinstein Lungren, Daniel E.; Thompson,
University of California Davis Mike
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General Provision Speciality Markets, Wisconsin Department of $338,000 Kohl Kagen, Steve; Obey, David R.
Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection
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General Provision Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship $2,347,000 Emerson, Jo Ann; McGovern, James
Program and the Mickey Leland International P.; Kaptur, Marcy
Hunger Fellowship Program
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General Provision Fruit fly facility, APHIS Hawaii $469,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
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General Provision Graham Avenue Business Improvement District $94,000 Velazquez, Nydia M.
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General Provision Market Development, Vermont Agency of $469,000 Leahy
Agriculture, Foods, and Markets
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General Provision Market Development, Wisconsin Department of $1,408,000 Kohl Obey, David R.
Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection
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General Provision Phase II construction, National Center for $3,497,000 Cochran, Wicker Childers, Travis W.
Natural Products Research , Oxford,
Mississippi
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Accelerated Soil Mapping Survey, Wyoming $200,000 Barrasso, Enzi Cubin, Barbara
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Agricultural Development and Resource $376,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Conservation Service Conservation, Hawaii RC&D Councils
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Agricultural Wildlife Conservation Center, $939,000 Cochran
Conservation Service Mississippi
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Alaska Association of Conservation Districts $864,000 Murkowski Young, Don
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Assistance to Improve Water Quality for $336,000 Granger, Kay
Conservation Service Tarrant County, Texas
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Audubon at Home conservation curriculum $333,000 Kaptur, Marcy; Moran, James P.
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Best Management Practices and Master Farmer $267,000 Landrieu, Vitter Alexander, Rodney
Conservation Service Special Research Grant with LSU, LA
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Big Sandy Tri-State Watershed Inventory and $108,000 Byrd
Conservation Service Analysis, West Virginia Conservation Agency
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Carson City Waterfall Fire Restoration, Carson $269,000 Reid Heller, Dean
Conservation Service City, Nevada
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Natural Resources Conservation operations CEMSA with Iowa Soybean Association $288,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom; Braley, Bruce L.;
Conservation Service King, Steve; Boswell, Leonard L.
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Chenier Plain Sustainability Initiative, $235,000 Landrieu
Conservation Service McNeese State University, Louisiana
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Chesapeake Bay Activities $3,998,000 Cardin Sarbanes, John P.; Hoyer, Steny
Conservation Service H.; Van Hollen, Chris; Norton,
Eleanor Holmes; Bartlett, Roscoe
G.; Scott, Robert C. Bobby;
Gilchrest, Wayne T.; Moran,
James P.; Davis, Tom
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Internships, Wisconsin Land and $113,000 Kohl
Conservation Service Water Conservation Association
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Outreach and Education, City of $202,000 Shelby
Conservation Service Foley, Alabama
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Planning, Massachusetts and $423,000 Kennedy, Kerry, Kohl Frank, Barney
Conservation Service Wisconsin
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Technical Assistance in New $236,000 Lautenberg, Menendez Holt, Rush D.; Pascrell, Jr.,
Conservation Service Jersey Bill; Payne, Donald M.; Rothman,
Steven R.; Sires, Albio
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Technical Assistance in Tennessee $235,000 Alexander Davis, Lincoln
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Conservation Technology Transfer, University $516,000 Kohl
Conservation Service of Wisconsin
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Cooperative Agreement with Tufts University, $333,000 Dodd, Lieberman Courtney, Joe; DeLauro, Rosa L.
Conservation Service Connecticut
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Delta Conservation Demonstration, Washington $376,000 Cochran
Conservation Service County, Mississippi .
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Delta Water Study, Mississippi $235,000 Cochran
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Driftless Area Initiative, Wisconsin $291,000 Klobuchar, Kohl
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Environmental Compliance, Wisconsin Dairy $207,000 Kohl
Conservation Service Business Association
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Farm Viability Program, Vermont $236,000 Leahy Welch, Peter
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission $2,423,000 Chambliss Bishop, Jr., Sanford D.;
Conservation Service Cooperative Agreement Marshall, Jim; Johnson, Jr.,
Henry C. Hank; Kingston, Jack
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic $282,000 Hutchison
Conservation Service Education Watershed Project, Texas State
University
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative, $732,000 Kohl Obey, David R.
Conservation Service Wisconsin
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion and $404,000 Coleman, Klobuchar, Levin, Petri, Thomas E.; Emanuel, Rahm;
Conservation Service Sediment Control Stabenow Rogers (MI), Mike; Sutton,
Betty; Conyers, Jr., John;
Kildee, Dale E.; Ehlers, Vernon
J.; Jones, Stephanie Tubbs;
Dingell, John D.; Higgins,
Brian; Levin, Sander M.;
Schakowsky, Janice D.;
Slaughter, Louise McIntosh;
Walberg, Tim
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Green Institute, Florida $267,000 Boyd, Allen
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Green River Water Quality and Biological $84,000 McConnell
Conservation Service Diversity Project, Western Kentucky Research
Foundation
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Hawaii Plant Materials Center, Hawaii $106,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.; Abercrombie,
Conservation Service Neil
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Hudson River Shoreline Revitalization, Village $167,000 Lowey, Nita M.
Conservation Service of Tarrytown, New York
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Hungry Canyons Alliance, Iowa $282,000 Grassley, Harkin King, Steve
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Illinois River Agricultural Water $188,000 Durbin
Conservation Service Conservation, Illinois Department of Natural
Resources
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Kentucky Soil Erosion Control $724,000 McConnell Rogers, Harold
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Little Wood River Irrigation District Gravity $134,000 Craig, Crapo
Conservation Service Pressure System, Idaho
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Long Island Sound Watershed, New York $133,000 Lowey, Nita M.
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Maumee Watershed Hydrological and Flood $667,000 Kaptur, Marcy
Conservation Service Mitigation, Ohio
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Mississippi Conservation Initiative, $1,144,000 Cochran, Wicker
Conservation Service Mississippi
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Missouri River Sedimentation Study, South $303,000 Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie
Conservation Service Dakota
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Mojave Water Agency Non-Native Plant Removal, $667,000 Lewis, Jerry
Conservation Service California
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Molokai Agriculture Development and Resource $67,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Conservation Service Conservation, Hawaii
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Municipal Water District of Orange County for $134,000 Boxer, Feinstein Sanchez, Loretta; Calvert, Ken;
Conservation Service Efficient Irrigation, California Miller, Gary G.; Rohrabacher,
Dana
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Nitrate Pollution Reduction, Rhode Island $155,000 Reed
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Non-Point Pollution in Onondaga and Oneida $333,000 Walsh, James T.
Conservation Service Lake Watersheds, New York
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Natural Resources Conservation operations On-Farm Management System Evaluation Network, $167,000 Grassley, Harkin Latham, Tom; Boswell, Leonard L.
Conservation Service Iowa
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Operation Oak Program $267,000 Chambliss, Cochran Boyd, Allen; Bishop, Jr., Sanford
Conservation Service D.; Berry, Marion
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Pace University Land Use Law Center, White $133,000 Lowey, Nita M.
Conservation Service Plains, New York
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Pastureland Management/Rotational Grazing, New $400,000 Arcuri, Michael A.; Walsh, James
Conservation Service York T.
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Phosphorous Loading in Lake Champlain, $168,000 Leahy
Conservation Service Poultney Conservation District, Vermont
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Potomac River Tributary Strategy, West $168,000 Byrd
Conservation Service Virginia
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Quabbin to Cardigan Conservation Initiative, $282,000 Hodes, Paul W.
Conservation Service New Hampshire
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Range Revegetation for Fort Hood, Texas $333,000 Hutchison Carter, John R.; Edwards, Chet
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Riparian Restoration along the Rio Grande, $168,000 Bingaman
Conservation Service Pecos, and Canadian Rivers, New Mexico
Association of Soil and Water Conservation
Districts
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Risk Management Initiative, NRCS West Virginia $673,000 Byrd
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Sand County Foundation, Wisconsin $892,000 Kohl Baldwin, Tammy
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Skaneateles and Owasco Lake Watersheds, New $216,000 Walsh, James T.
Conservation Service York
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Soil Phosphorus Studies, West Virginia $202,000 Byrd
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Soil Surveys, Rhode Island $134,000 Reed
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Tallgrass Prairie Center--Native Seed Testing $298,000 Grassley, Harkin Braley, Bruce L.
Conservation Service Lab, Iowa
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Technical Assistance Grants to Kentucky Soil $545,000 McConnell Rogers, Harold
Conservation Service Conservation Districts, Kentucky Division of
Conservation
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Technical Assistance to Livestock/Poultry $300,000 Price, David E.
Conservation Service Industry, North Carolina
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Town of Cary Swift Creek Stream Bank $199,000 Burr, Dole Miller, Brad; Price, David E.
Conservation Service Restoration, North Carolina
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Upper White River Basin Water Quality, $287,000 Blunt, Roy
Conservation Service Missouri
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Urban Forestry Conservation Project, $188,000 Solis, Hilda L.; Roybal-Allard,
Conservation Service California Lucille
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Utah Conservation Initiative, Utah $2,457,000 Bennett
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Water Conservation, Central Colorado Water $376,000 Allard, Salazar
Conservation Service Conservancy District
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Water Quality Protection Program for the $400,000 Farr, Sam
Conservation Service Monterey Bay Sanctuary, California
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Water Quality, Utah Farm Bureau $236,000 Bennett
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Watershed Agricultural Council, New York $480,000 Hinchey, Maurice D.
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Watershed Demonstration Project, Iowa $134,000 Grassley, Harkin Boswell, Leonard L.; King, Steve
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Watershed Protection Plan for Hood County, $67,000 Edwards, Chet
Conservation Service Texas
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Weed It Now on the Berkshire Taconic $45,000 Olver, John W.
Conservation Service Landscape, Massachusetts
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Project, Kentucky $235,000 Yarmuth, John A.
Conservation Service
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Natural Resources Conservation operations Wildlife Habitat Improvement, Illinois $188,000 Durbin
Conservation Service Department of Natural Resources
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Alameda Creek Watershed Project, California $1,337,000 McNerney, Jerry; Stark, Fortney
Conservation Service operations Pete; Schiff, Adam B.; Tauscher,
Ellen O.
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Big Slough Watershed Project, Arkansas $57,000 Berry, Marion
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Buena Vista Watershed Project, Virginia $160,000 Goodlatte, Bob
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Churchill Woods Dam Removal, DuPage River Salt $764,000 Durbin
Conservation Service operations Creek Workgroup, Illinois
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Colgan Creek Restoration Project, California $382,000 Woolsey, Lynn C.
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Departee Creek Watershed Project, Arkansas $110,000 Berry, Marion
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Dunloup Creek Watershed Project, West Virginia $1,146,000 Byrd
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention East Locust Creek, Missouri $1,261,000 Bond
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Hurricane Katrina Related Watershed $229,000 Taylor, Gene
Conservation Service operations Restoration Project, Mississippi
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Lake George Watershed Protection Initiative, $764,000 Gillibrand, Kirsten E.
Conservation Service operations New York
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Little Otter Creek Watershed Project, Missouri $3,859,000 Bond Graves, Sam
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Little Sioux Watershed Project, Iowa $1,146,000 Harkin King, Steve
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Lost River, West Virginia $6,495,000 Byrd
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Lower Hamakua Ditch Watershed Project, Hawaii $1,169,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention McKenzie Canyon Irrigation Pipeline Project, $390,000 Smith, Wyden Walden, Greg
Conservation Service operations Oregon
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Pidcock-Mill Creeks Watershed Project, $573,000 Murphy, Patrick J.
Conservation Service operations Pennsylvania
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Pocasset River Watershed, Rhode Island $267,000 Reed
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Soap Creek Watershed Project, Iowa $984,000 Harkin Boswell, Leonard L.; Loebsack,
Conservation Service operations David
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention South Fork of the Licking River Watershed $162,000 Brown Space, Zachary T.
Conservation Service operations Project, Ohio
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Upcountry Maui Watershed Project, Hawaii $1,815,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Upper Locust Creek, Missouri $382,000 Bond
Conservation Service operations
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Natural Resources Watershed/flood prevention Wailuku-Alenaio Watershed Project, Hawaii $191,000 Akaka, Inouye Hirono, Mazie K.
Conservation Service operations
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Rural Business-Cooperative Rural cooperative development Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural $2,582,000 Baucus, Boxer, Harkin, Johnson, Carney, Christopher P.; Rehberg,
Service grants Areas Kohl, Lincoln, Ben Nelson, Dennis R.; Hinchey, Maurice D.;
Pryor, Specter, Tester Boozman, John; Farr, Sam; Walsh,
James T.
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FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Bill Total--With Comparisons
The total new budget (obligational) authority for fiscal
year 2009 provided in the bill, with comparisons to the
fiscal year 2008 amount and the 2009 budget estimate follows:
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DIVISION B--COMMERCE, JUSTICE, SCIENCE AND RELATED AGENCIES
APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2009
TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
International Trade Administration
OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION
The bill includes $429,870,000 in total resources for the
programs of the International Trade Administration (ITA).
This amount includes a direct appropriation of $420,431,000
and estimated offsetting fee collections of $9,439,000. Funds
are to be available for the following activities at no less
than the following amounts:
Import administration.......................................$66,357,000
Market access and compliance (MAC)...........................42,332,000
Manufacturing and services...................................48,592,000
Executive direction..........................................25,411,000
U.S. & Foreign Commercial Service...........................237,739,000
Reporting requirements.--ITA is directed to submit to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, not later than
60 days after the enactment of this Act, a spending plan for
all ITA units that incorporates any carryover balances from
prior fiscal years, and is updated to reflect the obligation
of funds on a quarterly basis.
The positive and negative effects of a free trade agenda
are difficult to balance, but it is critical that the United
States government upholds its responsibility to enforce trade
laws, particularly with China. If trading partners do not
abide by the rules that are set in the global trading system,
United States firms are unable to compete on a level playing
field. The United States government has an obligation to
ensure that U.S. companies are not forced to compete with
foreign companies that are engaged in unfair trading
practices.
Import Administration.--The bill includes not less than
$66,357,000 for the Import Administration (IA). ITA is urged
to implement proactive trade enforcement activities,
including textile safeguard actions with respect to China's
World Trade Organization Accession Agreement, bilateral
quotas on non-WTO members, and textile provision of the
United States preferential programs and agreements, through
filling of vacancies in enforcement offices.
The bill designates $5,900,000 for the Office of China
Compliance within the IA appropriation. The office is under-
staffed and undergoing a reorganization that may potentially
damage its long-term effectiveness. IA is directed to fully
staff anti-dumping (AD) efforts and to ensure that the office
consists of experienced investigators, accountants, trade
analysts, and technical experts to aggressively investigate
AD cases. The office shall notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations of any impediments to hiring or
retaining this expertise. IA is further directed to expand
the size of the AD and countervailing duty (CVD) verification
teams and ensure new analysts receive on-site training in
verification practices and techniques.
IA's absorption of $2,000,000 in fees in recent years has
eroded resources that otherwise would have been expended in
conducting investigations and reviews of AD/CVD cases. U.S.
industries should not have to pay fees to file AD/CVD
petitions; therefore, IA should not be charged for fees.
Import monitoring.--ITA is expected to undertake apparel
import monitoring, focusing on prices of imports from China
and Vietnam and whether their state-run industries are
illegally pricing products and dumping in the U.S. market.
Travel expenditures.--The Department is directed to
increase the number of investigative teams traveling to China
and India, the sources of most trade complaints, to verify
documentation of information provided by foreign companies.
The Department is expected to submit quarterly reports to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations regarding ITA's
travel expenditures, including separate breakouts of funding,
number of trips and the purposes of travel to both China and
India.
Appalachian-Turkish Trade Project (ATTP).--The Commercial
Service is commended for its leadership role in helping to
implement the mission of the ATTP, and is expected to
continue to be a prominent ATTP sponsor.
World Trade Organization.--The Department of Commerce is
directed, in consultation with the United States Trade
Representative, to continue to negotiate within the WTO to
seek express recognition of the existing right of WTO Members
to distribute monies collected from antidumping and
countervailing duties. The agency shall consult with and
provide regular reports every 60 days to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations. In addition, negotiations shall
be conducted within the WTO consistent with the negotiating
objectives contained in the Trade Act of 2002, Public Law
107-210, to maintain strong U.S. trade remedies laws, prevent
overreaching by WTO Panels and the WTO Appellate Body, and
prevent the creation of obligations never negotiated or
agreed to by the United States.
Reduced fees.--ITA reduced fees for export promotion
services and trade missions for 2005 hurricane-affected
companies. In light of the ongoing need to encourage
exporting and assist local businesses with their economic
recovery efforts, ITA is encouraged to find ways to extend
these fee reductions through fiscal year 2009 for companies
affected by hurricanes in the Gulf region.
Within the appropriation, $4,400,000 is provided for the
following activities:
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Bureau of Industry and Security
OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION
The bill includes $83,676,000 for the Bureau of Industry
and Security (BIS), which is $500,000 above the budget
request. Of the amount provided, $14,767,000 is for
inspections and other activities related to national
security, and $2,385,000 is for program enhancements and new
initiatives that will advance BIS' export control and
enforcement activities.
Economic Development Administration
The bill includes $272,800,000 for the programs and
administrative expenses of the Economic Development
Administration (EDA), which is $149,168,000 above the
request.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS
The bill includes $240,000,000 for the Economic Development
Assistance Programs, an increase of $147,200,000 above the
request. Of the amounts provided, funds are to be distributed
as follows:
Global climate change mitigation initiative.................$14,700,000
Public works................................................133,280,000
Planning.....................................................31,000,000
Technical assistance..........................................9,400,000
Research and evaluation.........................................490,000
Trade adjustment assistance..................................15,800,000
Economic adjustment assistance...............................35,330,000
Global Climate Change Mitigation Fund.--The bill provides
$14,700,000 for the Global Climate Change Mitigation
Incentive Fund, $13,600,000 above the request. Economic
development must address the effects of climate change. EDA
is directed to provide a report and spend plan on the fund to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, no later
than 90 days after enactment of the Act. The report should
detail the scope of the fund, the criteria for approval of
fund expenditures, and the methodology EDA will employ when
reviewing grants.
Public Works.--The bill provides $133,280,000 for Public
Works, $126,080,000 above the budget request. These funds are
critical to local communities and industries faced with
increased economic pressures and dislocations in the rapidly
changing global economy.
Planning.--The bill provides $31,000,000 for planning,
$4,000,000 above the request. EDA is directed to allocate
$3,700,000 of the additional planning resources to the
existing network of 370 Economic Development Districts
(EDDs), with the remaining $300,000 to reduce the backlog of
designated-but-unfunded EDDs. This increase provides EDDs
with the flexibility needed to engage local government,
business, and community leadership in setting and pursuing
strategic job creation and retention initiatives effectively.
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA).--The bill provides
$15,800,000 for trade adjustment assistance, an increase of
$1,700,000 over the request. Not less than $200,000 and no
more than $350,000 shall be available to fund permanent FTE.
TAA has been heavily dependent on interns to process key
program elements. While interns can supplement staff, they
should not be relied upon to solve permanently staffing
shortages. EDA is directed to provide quarterly reports on
its progress in hiring of permanent FTE and processing
levels, to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
with the first report to be delivered within 90 days of
enactment of this Act.
Hawaii field office.--EDA is strongly encouraged to
increase staff support for this field office due to its
exceptionally large geographic area.
Funding disbursements.--EDA is directed to allocate all
funding, including supplemental and disaster funding, through
the competitive, regional allocation process.
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill includes $32,800,000 for EDA salaries and
expenses, $1,968,000 above the budget request.
Current operational structure.--The bill fully funds the
request for salaries and expenses appropriation, which
provides adequate funding to begin filling vacancies within
regional offices. EDA is directed to fill vacancies within
regional offices prior to filling vacancies within
headquarters. Continued commitment to the current operational
structure, with six regional offices in Atlanta, Austin,
Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, and Seattle, is reiterated.
Transfer authority.--The bill includes language providing
EDA with permissive transfer authority, not to exceed
$4,000,000, from EDA program grants, subject to the Section
505 limitations on transfers, for additional salaries and
expenses for grant administration and management. EDA is also
strongly encouraged to utilize retired EDA officials to
address staffing needs on a volunteer basis.
Minority Business Development Agency
Minority Business Development
The bill includes $29,825,000 for the Minority Business
Development Agency, which is $1,202,000 above the budget
request. Within the funds provided, existing Native American
Business Development Centers are continued, and $825,000 is
provided for the following activities:
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Economic and Statistical Analysis
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $90,621,000 for this account, which is
$500,000 above the budget request.
Bureau of the Census
The bill includes a total operating level of $3,139,850,000
for the Bureau of the Census, which is the same as the budget
request.
Salaries and Expenses
The bill provides $233,588,000 for this account, which is
the same as the budget request. Of this amount, $45,742,000
is for the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP),
which is $486,000 above the budget request. This funding
provides for a full SIPP sample of 45,000 households to begin
in September 2008 and will allow for improvements, including
security enhancements, to the current SIPP system by fiscal
year 2012.
PERIODIC CENSUSES AND PROGRAMS
The bill provides $2,906,262,000 for this account, which is
the same as the budget request.
2010 Decennial Census.--Full funding of the request has
been provided to return the 2010 Census to a more reliable,
paper-based operation, with the expectation that the new
Administration will focus the requisite oversight to ensure a
successful Decennial. It is noted that the Department's past
lack of critical oversight and the previous Administration's
lack of attention to the 2010 Decennial significantly
increased the risk of failure for this constitutionally-
mandated effort.
Life cycle cost estimate.--The Census Bureau has recently
negotiated a replan of the FDCA contract which will utilize
the handheld devices only for the address canvassing and rely
on a paper-based operation for non-response followup. This
replan results in a significant increase in the life cycle
cost of the Decennial Census, but allows for greater
predictability in remaining cost estimates. The full impact
of the life cycle increase is as yet undefined, but may
increase by $3,000,000,000. The Census Bureau is directed to
implement the Government Accountability Office's June 16,
2008, report recommendations on life cycle cost estimates and
provide an updated life cycle cost estimate with the
submission of the fiscal year 2010 budget request.
2010 Decennial milestones.--Report language that
accompanies the fiscal year 2008 supplemental appropriations
for the Census Bureau regarding the development and reporting
of milestones associated with the 2010 Census is adopted by
reference.
Communications.--Paid media is critical to promoting
increased participation in the 2010 Decennial, particularly
in minority and other hard-to-count populations. In the 2000
Decennial, it improved the rate of response, particularly in
communities with limited English proficiency. Despite
operational improvements to the Census' conduct of the
Decennial and upfront purchasing of media, the return to a
paper-based nonresponse followup should result in a
reevaluation of communication needs in light of changes to
the process. Census is directed to conduct such reevaluation,
and to submit a comprehensive communication plan in its
fiscal year 2010 budget request that incorporates the effect
of the replan and lack of handhelds for non-response
followup.
Partnerships.--The Bureau of the Census is directed to
allocate sufficient funding from within the appropriation
provided to support robust partnership and outreach efforts
in preparation for the 2010 Decennial, with specific focus on
hard-to-reach populations. Funding provided for the census
partnership program will enlist community leaders to
encourage their constituencies to fill out their census
forms, emphasizing the importance of the census to their
local community and education system. The increase in mail-
back response rates as a result of such promotional efforts
will likely result in substantial savings during nonresponse
followup enumeration.
Language assistance programs.--The Census Bureau is
directed to provide updates on a semi-annual basis on its
language assistance program, including information on how it
will reach and assist respondents who speak Asian, American
Indian and Alaska Native languages, Spanish, and other
languages spoken by ethnic immigrants in the United States
for the American Community Survey (ACS) and the 2010
Decennial.
Additional outreach.--The Census Bureau is directed to
provide not less than $10,000,000 for Census in Schools
competitive grants and adult education materials for the 2010
Decennial. Census in Schools and adult education materials
provide significant outreach to hard-to-reach populations
through the medium of take-home materials that educate
students, their parents and their extended families.
Data on small population groups.--In many ethnic and
immigrant communities, gathering accurate information about
smaller subgroups is extremely important for policymakers, as
the needs among the various populations vary significantly.
The Census Bureau is urged to ensure that reliable
information about Asian, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, and
other national origins subgroups, especially numerically
smaller groups, is collected from the ACS and Decennial
census and published. The Bureau is directed to report back
to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees within 90
days of enactment of this Act, describing the steps it will
take to ensure the availability and accuracy of the data.
Offshore U.S. jurisdictions.--The efforts of the Census
Bureau to consider new options for reporting data reflecting
all citizens of the United States, including Puerto Rico and
other offshore U.S. jurisdictions, are noted.
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill includes $19,218,000 for the salaries and expenses
of the National Telecommunications and Information
Administration (NTIA), which is $773,000 above the budget
request.
Enhance 911.--The Digital Television Transition and Public
Safety Fund made $43,500,000 available in mandatory funding
to implement the ENHANCE 911 Act of 2004. The Assistant
Secretary is directed to coordinate the work of the NTIA on
this critical program with other relevant Federal agencies.
Reimbursements.--The bill retains language from previous
years allowing the Secretary of Commerce to collect
reimbursements from other Federal agencies for a portion of
the cost of coordination of spectrum management, analysis,
and operations. The NTIA shall submit a report to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations no later than June 1,
2009, detailing the collection of reimbursements from other
agencies related to spectrum management, analyses and
research.
PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES, PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION
The bill includes $20,000,000 for Public Telecommunications
Facilities, Planning and Construction. The budget request
proposed to terminate this program.
United States Patent and Trademark Office
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill includes $2,010,100,000 for the United States
Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), which is the same as the
USPTO revised fee collection estimate dated December 5, 2008.
National Intellectual Property Law Enforcement Coordination
Council (NIPLECC).--The bill includes a provision that
transfers $750,000 to ``Departmental Management, Salaries and
Expenses'' for activities associated with NIPLECC. In
subsequent years, it is expected that funds will be requested
through the Executive Office of the President.
Backlog of patent applications.--The Government
Accountability Office has found that the backlog of
unexamined patent applications at the USPTO has increased by
nearly 73 percent since fiscal year 2002. Currently, the
average pendency of applications is 32 months. If this trend
continues, average pendency will be 52 months by 2012. Since
2005, the USPTO budget has grown by over $500,000,000, yet
pendency and backlog have worsened. Therefore, the bill
includes language transferring $2,000,000 to the Office of
Inspector General for the express purpose of conducting
continual audit engagements and oversight at the USPTO.
The USPTO has responded to the backlog by issuing final
rules limiting the ability of applicants to modify their
applications with additional information and claims through
the use of continuing applications, even though an
overwhelming majority of users of the patent system objected
when given the opportunity for public comment. In addition,
the United States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia has enjoined the issuance of the rules changes as
exceeding the statutory authority of the Undersecretary and
Director.
However, the sustained increase in the number of
applications that has given rise to the increasing backlog is
largely a consequence of a globalized economy in which
applicants are filing in more than one jurisdiction. This
means that the USPTO and other national patent offices are
duplicating one another's work. The Government Accountability
Office has found that the hiring of additional patent
examiners has not been sufficient to reverse this trend, and
is therefore unlikely to resolve the backlog problem.
Therefore, the most likely means of reducing the pendency of
patent applications is for the leading patent offices to make
more effective use of one another's work. The USPTO is
directed to take actions to reduce duplication of work
already performed by another patent office in a manner that
does not compromise the quality of the examination or
compromise the sovereignty of the United States. The USPTO is
also encouraged to review its proposed rules changes so that
they fall within the statutory authority of the Director and
take into account the concerns of the majority of users of
the patent system.
USPTO operations.--The USPTO is directed to adopt the
principles of the Baldrige National Quality Program, which
represents the pinnacle of performance excellence for
American business. The USPTO is directed to work with the
Baldrige program to begin the process of incorporating these
principles
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and to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on a quarterly basis on progress made towards
adoption.
Patent examiners.--Numerous reviews conducted by the
Government Accountability Office (GAO) have shown that for
every two examiners hired, one leaves the agency, many citing
the unreasonable work productivity goals as a major reason
for their departure. These goals, first adopted in the 1970s,
have not been updated to address the ever more complex
technologies that encompass today's patent applications. The
unrealistic goals are encouraging junior examiners to leave,
and that will make it difficult to replace the productivity
rates of senior examiners when they retire. Thus, the bill
includes language withholding $5,000,000 of fees from
obligation pending a comprehensive reevaluation of the work
productivity goals for patent examiners and submission of the
results to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Spend plan.-- Any deviations from the funding distribution
provided for in this Act and in its accompanying statement,
including carryover balances, are subject to the standard
reprogramming procedures set forth in section 505 of this
Act. The USPTO is directed to submit a spending plan to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, incorporating
all carryover balances from previous years and describing any
changes to the patent or trademark fee structure, within 30
days of enactment of this Act.
Fee estimate.--It is noted that the USPTO's actual fee
collections for the last four fiscal years have been less
than the earlier estimates. The uncertainty of fees is
understandable; however, results in excess appropriations.
USPTO is therefore directed to provide revised fee estimates
for fiscal year 2010 to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, no later than September 1, 2009.
National Institute of Standards and Technology
The bill includes $819,000,000 for the National Institute
of Standards and Technology (NIST), which is $183,000,000
above the request.
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL RESEARCH AND SERVICES
The bill includes $472,000,000 for NIST's scientific and
technical core programs, of which no less than $8,522,000
shall be for the Baldrige National Quality Program. Within 30
days of enactment of this Act, NIST is directed to provide a
spend plan that coincides with the budget restructuring the
agency proposed to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on July 7, 2008. NIST is encouraged to devote
resources to its Measurement & Standards for Climate Change
Program and the Office of Law Enforcement Standards.
Printed electronics study.--Flexible, large area and
printed electronics technology holds great promise for the
competitiveness of the United States. NIST shall enter into
an agreement with the National Academy of Sciences to
undertake a study that examines the position of the United
States in flexible electronics relative to efforts in other
countries. The National Academies shall also consider the
particular technologies and commercial sectors to which
flexible electronics apply and the recommendations that must
be undertaken at a Federal level for a national initiative.
Working Capital Fund (WCF).--Within the appropriation, the
bill provides up to $9,000,000 for transfer to NIST's WCF,
which is $3,300,000 less than the budget request.
NIST is directed to refrain from charging administrative
costs for congressionally directed projects, and is expected
to provide appropriate management and oversight of each
grant. Within the appropriation, $3,000,000 is provided for
the following congressionally directed activities:
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INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
The bill includes $175,000,000 for industrial technology
services. Of this amount, $110,000,000 is provided for the
Manufacturing Extension Partnerships (MEP) and $65,000,000 is
provided for the Technology Innovation Program (TIP).
CONSTRUCTION OF RESEARCH FACILITIES
The bill includes $172,000,000 for construction of research
facilities. NIST is directed to provide to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations a spend plan for the
funding provided within 30 days of enactment of this Act.
NIST is further directed to provide annual reports on the
status of all construction projects, and to provide an
accounting of such projects to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations.
Funds for NIST construction are to be available as follows:
Boulder Bldg. 1E; JILA expansion; Safety, capacity, major modifications
& repairs.................................................$90,800,000
NIST Child care center........................................7,200,000
Construction grants program..................................30,000,000
Congressionally directed projects............................44,000,000
Competitive construction grants.--The bill provides
$30,000,000 for competitive construction grants for research
science buildings. These grants shall be awarded to colleges,
universities and other non-profit science research
organizations on a merit basis.
NIST is further directed to refrain from charging
administrative costs for congressionally directed projects
and competitive construction grants, and is expected to
provide appropriate management and oversight of each grant.
Within the appropriation, $44,000,000 is provided for the
following congressionally directed activities:
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The bill includes a total of $4,365,196,000 in
discretionary appropriations for the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, which is $261,283,000 above the
request.
Justification.--NOAA is directed to work with the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations to reformat its
justification into a more useable and user-friendly document,
starting with the fiscal year 2010 submission.
Research and development (R&D) tracking and outcomes.--NOAA
is directed to continue tracking the division of R&D funds
between intramural and extramural research, and is further
directed to assure consistency and clarity in the collection
and reporting of data. NOAA is also directed to state clearly
its expected research outcomes and available funding in order
to provide transparency into the competitive grant process
for extramural researchers. By not providing enough
extramural research funding, NOAA risks discouraging
extramural involvement in NOAA's research programs and the
concomitant leveraging of external funds in support of
mission-oriented research. Thus, NOAA is encouraged to
provide additional extramural funding in future budget
requests.
Atmospheric sciences.--NOAA is urged to make atmospheric
sciences a priority within the resources made available in
the bill and to request additional resources in subsequent
years to advance this research.
OPERATIONS, RESEARCH, AND FACILITIES
(INCLUDING TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)
The bill includes a total program level of $3,133,549,000
under this account for the coastal, fisheries, marine,
weather, satellite and other programs of the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration. This total funding level
includes $3,045,549,000 in direct appropriations, a transfer
of $79,000,000 from balances in the ``Promote and Develop
Fishery Products and Research Pertaining to American
Fisheries'' account, a transfer of $3,000,000 from the
Coastal Zone Management Fund, and $6,000,000 is derived from
recoveries of prior year obligations. The direct
appropriation of $3,045,549,000 is $214,296,000 above the
request.
Narrative descriptions and tables that identify the
specific activities and funding levels included in this Act
follow.
National Ocean Service (NOS).--The bill includes
$496,967,000 for NOS operations, research and facilities,
which is $46,978,000 above the request. These funds are
distributed as follows:
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Regional geospatial modeling grants.--The bill provides
$7,000,000 to continue funding for this competitive program
for researchers and resource managers to develop models or
geographic information systems using existing geodetic,
coastal remote sensing data, terrestrial gravity measurements
or other physical datasets.
Tides and current data.--The bill provides $31,337,000,
which is $2,500,000 above the request, to better support
existing operations and maintenance of Physical Oceanographic
Real-Time Systems (PORTS).
Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS).--The bill
provides a total of $26,500,000 for IOOS, of which no more
than $6,500,000 is for program administration and $20,000,000
is provided only for a competitive, regional ocean observing
systems solicitation. NOAA is directed, as part of the IOOS
5-year strategic plan, to develop a strategy for
incorporating observations systems from estuaries, bays and
other near shore waters as part of the IOOS regional network
of observatories. NOAA is directed not to tax the funds
designated for regional observation systems as the bill
provides more than adequate resources for programmatic
administration.
National Centers for Coastal and Ocean Science (NCCOS).--
Within the NCCOS program, the bill provides $15,801,000 for
research related to HABs, Hypoxia, and Regional Ecosystems.
NOAA is directed to use these funds for externally-based
research.
Coral reef program.--Within the NOS appropriation,
$28,900,000 is provided for the coral reef program, which is
$2,266,000 above the request and includes $737,000 for coral
reef monitoring as requested under the NESDIS section;
$750,000 in additional funding for international coral reef
monitoring efforts; and $500,000 for additional funding
within the Caribbean. NOAA is directed to consolidate agency-
wide coral reef activities under this one NOS line item for
future budget requests.
Ocean and Coastal Management.--The goals of the Memorandum
of Understanding between the Office of National Marine
Sanctuaries and Mystic Seaport Museum are supported.
National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS).--The
recommendation provides $753,510,000 for NMFS operations,
research and facilities, which is $29,299,000 above the
request, and provides full funding for activities supporting
the mandates of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act. These funds are distributed as follows:
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Hawaiian monk seal.--The bill provides $35,800,000 for
Protected Species Research and Management programs, which is
$1,034,000 above the request. NMFS is directed to utilize
funding of no less than $5,734,000 for the Hawaiian monk
seal. The Hawaiian monk seal may be one of the world's most
endangered marine species, and the agency has not provided
adequate funding to reverse its decline.
Fisheries research and management programs.--The bill
provides $155,526,000 for fisheries research and management
programs and regional science and operations to fully fund
Magnuson-Stevens Act requirements.
Fisheries habitat restoration.--The bill provides
$22,953,000. NOAA is directed to apply $500,000 for the
improvement of the living resources of the Chesapeake Bay
watershed headwater streams.
Chesapeake Bay oyster restoration.--The bill provides
$4,600,000 for oyster restoration in the Chesapeake Bay. Of
these funds, $2,600,000 is provided for oyster restoration in
Maryland waters of the Chesapeake Bay, which shall be for on-
the-ground and in-the-water restoration efforts. In addition,
$2,000,000 of these funds are for oyster restoration in
Virginia waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Funds shall not be
used for administrative costs, including banquets or
salaries.
Regional studies, Chesapeake Bay.--NOAA's Chesapeake Bay
Office is directed to develop, within nine months after
enactment of this Act, a collaborative strategic research and
assessment program with the States of Maryland and Virginia.
This program will advance multiple species management by
focusing on blue crabs, oysters, and other resource species.
In developing this program, NOAA shall utilize the Sea Grant
programs from both States.
Blue crab disaster assistance.--The bill provides
$10,000,000 to be equally divided between the States of
Maryland and Virginia for economic assistance to watermen and
communities impacted by the Secretary's blue crab disaster
declaration of September 22, 2008.
New England fisheries assistance.--The bill provides
$10,000,000 to assist New England's fisheries impacted by
regulations and catch reductions. NOAA is directed to provide
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations with a
spend plan for such funds within 30 days of enactment of this
Act.
Pacific salmon restoration.--The San Joaquin River
Restoration Settlement will restore California's second
longest river and help rebuild imperiled Pacific salmon runs.
NMFS is obligated, under the Federal court order, to
participate in the restoration planning and settlement
implementation along with other Federal agencies. NMFS is
expected to adhere to the requirements of the court order and
report back to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on any developments.
Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR).--The bill includes
$396,734,000 for OAR operations, research and facilities,
which is $37,492,000 above the request. These funds are
distributed as follows:
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Laboratories and cooperative institutes.--Additional funds
are provided for all sections of laboratories and cooperative
institutes throughout OAR to further its commitment to the
NOAA Cooperative Institute for the Northern Gulf of Mexico.
Weather and air quality research.--An additional $250,000
above the request is provided for other partnership programs
in support of instrumenting, maintaining and operating state-
of-the-art nutrient and mercury speciation measurement
stations.
Analysis of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).--In support of
NOAA's efforts to identify new technology platforms for
studying the arctic, NOAA is directed to dedicate $1,000,000
from within the funds provided for competitive research
program for the analysis of arctic UAS data.
National undersea research program (NURP).--The bill
includes a total of $9,200,000 for NURP, as requested, which
includes funds designated for the National Undersea Research
Center in Connecticut.
National Weather Service (NWS).--The bill includes
$847,938,000 for the NWS operations, research and facilities,
which is $29,105,000 above the request. These funds are
distributed as follows:
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Williston radar.--NOAA is directed to maintain staffing and
operations at the Williston Radar site through fiscal year
2009.
National mesonet network grants.--The National Research
Council (NRC) has completed a study for NOAA, ``Developing
Mesoscale Meteorological Observational Capabilities to Meet
Multiple National Needs'' which provides a framework for a
full scale national mesonet network. In particular, the NRC
calls for the use of public/private partnerships, the
aggregation of a network of networks and the leveraging of
existing networks (public and private), as components of the
national mesonet for high priority regions--mountains,
coastal, and urban. The bill provides $11,000,000 for NOAA to
procure competitively a national mesonet, which will provide
the critical information needed to improve short- and medium-
term weather forecasting (down to local scales), plume
dispersion and climate monitoring, as well as air quality
analyses. NOAA is directed to utilize $5,000,000 of these
funds to maintain operations for existing mesonet network
observation agreements. NOAA is further directed to utilize
$1,500,000 to examine the use of real time mobile data
collected from commercial trucking operators to evaluate,
validate and demonstrate the efficacy of providing
supplemental weather information to improve the safety and
efficiency of the national highway system. NOAA is directed
to provide to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, within 90 days after enactment, a plan,
including policies and requirements, for the operation of the
national mesonet, as well as integration of mesonet data into
NWS field offices, mesoscale numerical weather prediction
models, and with the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing
System (AWIPS), as part of the AWIPS Technology Infusion
program. NOAA is further directed to make awards no later
than September 1, 2009.
Central forecast guidance.--An additional $10,000,000 is
provided above the amount requested for central forecast
guidance to reflect more accurately that these funds shall be
available primarily for rent, operations and security of the
NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction. The increase
corresponds with a decrease of funds for the same amount
requested for Center for Weather and Climate Prediction under
NOAA's PAC account.
National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information
Service (NESDIS).--The bill includes $187,422,000 for NESDIS
operations, research and facilities, which is $22,130,000
above the request. These funds are distributed as follows:
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Coral reef monitoring.--Funding for this request has been
moved to the ocean assessment program within the National
Ocean Service.
Ocean surface vector winds studies.--The bill does not
include funding for the ocean surface vector winds studies.
Instead, NESDIS is directed to conduct the study in-house and
within available appropriations, and in conjunction with
NASA, which has been directed similarly.
Data centers and information services.--The bill includes
$56,506,000 for archive, access and assessment, which is
$16,917,000 above the request and provides for additional
data and information archive services to address the backlog.
Space-based scientific data.--NOAA is directed to report to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, within 60
days after enactment of this Act, on its plans to obtain
space-based scientific data from commercial sources over the
next three years.
Program support (PS).--The bill includes $450,978,000 for
PS operations, research and facilities, which is $56,583,000
above the request. These funds will be distributed as
follows:
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Climate modeling and information technology security.--
NOAA's plans to upgrade its high performance computing and
communications are supported with $20,000,000 above the
request to accelerate climate modeling improvements and
improve information technology services. NOAA is also
encouraged to expand its partnership with the Department of
Energy and the National Science Foundation to provide
supercomputing capacity to help meet research needs.
Competitive education grants.--The bill provides $8,500,000
for competitive education grants, of which $7,500,000 is for
a new ocean education grant program. Eligible recipients of
the ocean education grants must be non-profit 501(c)(3)
aquariums accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
with informal education partnerships regarding the ocean. The
grants require a 50 percent non-Federal cost share and can be
used for capital improvements, exhibit space and educational
program development projects originating within the aquarium.
BWET regional programs.--NOAA is directed to continue to
support existing BWET programs and is encouraged to expand
this program to additional regions.
Marine operations and maintenance.--Increased funding for
marine services and aviation services is provided above the
request to offset increased fuel charges and to ensure
critical research and operations are conducted.
Fleet planning and maintenance.--Given the trend in lost
sea days, an additional $11,000,000 is provided above the
request to better ensure NOAA vessels are manned properly and
operate safely. Improving fleet conditions and increasing
days at sea will strengthen NOAA's ability to carry out many
critical missions, including fisheries surveys, climate
research, and nautical charting.
Diving regulations.--NOAA's diving program is critical to
conducting scientific research, ship maintenance and marine
operations, and NOAA's unique mission requires unique diving
operations. Section 106 of this bill provides the Secretary
the authority to prescribe diving regulations. Within 90 days
of enactment, NOAA is directed to submit a plan to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations on how the agency
will implement its own scientific and working diver
regulations by the end of the fiscal year, which shall
include recommendations on improving the viability, safety
and efficiency of the NOAA diving program in out-years.
Congressionally-directed items.--Within the appropriation
for operations, research and facilities, the bill provides
for the following Congressionally-directed activities:
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PROCUREMENT, ACQUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION
The bill includes a total program level of $1,245,647,000
under the Procurement, Acquisition and Construction (PAC)
heading, which is $4,987,000 above the request. This includes
a direct appropriation of $1,243,647,000 and $2,000,000 is
derived from recoveries of prior year obligations. The funds
will be distributed as follows:
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NOAA satellite systems.--The bill includes $965,667,000 for
geostationary and polar orbiting satellite programs and the
restoration of critical climate sensors. The impact of the
GOES-R out-year costs on NOAA's traditional mission areas is
troubling, as GOES-R demands an ever-increasing percentage of
NOAA's budget. If investments in necessary satellite
infrastructure must be funded within NOAA's budget, those
requirements should be accommodated in NOAA's budget requests
without impinging on NOAA's other critical mission
priorities. Furthermore, both the GOES-R and NPOESS programs
are entering critical phases of their respective developments
during the transition of administrations. The Office of
Inspector General recommended that the Department of Commerce
establish thresholds and procedures for reporting and
improving major deviations from GOES-R's capability, cost,
and schedule baseline, as well as enhancements to the
baseline. NOAA and the Department of Commerce are directed to
implement this recommendation no later than March 2, 2009.
VIIRS.--The VIIRS instrument has consistently caused major
delays and cost overruns to the NPOESS program. Development
delays continue; forcing postponement in the launch of the
NPP mission, and almost certainly delaying the launch of C1
and C2 of NPOESS. Therefore, NOAA is directed to provide, no
later than March 2, 2009, to the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations, a revised total cost estimate to build and
install the current VIIRS instrument for NPP, C1 and C2, as
well as an analysis of alternatives to the VIIRS instrument,
including cost estimates and risk analysis, as well as the
matrix for development and contract performance.
Comprehensive large array data stewardship system
(CLASS).--NOAA CLASS is directed to establish a sound
technical plan and implement foundation elements to move
CLASS architecture to an enterprise solution that supports
the anticipated increase in the demand for archival and
distribution of current and planned data campaigns. NOAA
CLASS is further directed to examine the technical and
programmatic components required to establish an interface-
to-data archives for the purpose of creating information
products that would add value for stakeholders and the user
community.
Construction.--The bill provides $10,000,000 for program
support construction, which allows NOAA to begin its highest
priority construction projects.
Cooperative Weather and Research Center.--The southeast
United States experiences more severe weather events, such as
hurricanes, tornados, lightning, flooding and severe
droughts, than any other region of the country. NOAA
dedicates few resources to respond and prepare for severe
weather events in this area, and unlike other regions, the
Southeast does not possess the surveillance, research and
forecasting assets to study and predict these events. The
bill provides a total of $10,550,000 for the NWS to build a
Cooperative Institute and Research Center for Southeast
Weather and Hydrology and to begin to develop and acquire
dual polar, phased array and multi-frequency Doppler Radars
and passive radiometers to study storms, improve rainfall
estimates, and to begin to provide the citizens of the
Southeast with state-of-the-art weather research and
prediction capabilities. Of the funding provided, up to
$1,500,000 shall be used for operations.
NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction.--Based on
revised information, the bill fully funds the request for the
NCWCP building, but has shifted $10,000,000 to the ORF
appropriation to more accurately reflect that these funds
will be used primarily for rent, operations, and security of
this facility.
Congressionally-directed items.--Within the appropriation
for procurement, acquisition and construction, the bill
provides for the following Congressionally-directed
activities:
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Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery
The bill includes $80,000,000 for Pacific Coastal Salmon
Recovery, which is $45,000,000 above the budget request.
COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT FUND
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The bill includes language transferring not to exceed
$3,000,000 from the Coastal Zone Management Fund to the
``Operations, Research, and Facilities Account.''
FISHERIES FINANCE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
The bill includes language under this heading limiting
obligations of direct loans to $8,000,000 for Individual
Fishing Quota loans and $59,000,000 for traditional direct
loans.
Departmental Management
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill includes $53,000,000 for Departmental Management,
which is $7,583,000 less than the amended budget request.
2010 Decennial report and certification.--The bill includes
language that requires the Secretary of Commerce to provide a
report to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
that audits and evaluates all decision documents and
expenditures by the Bureau of Census as they relate to the
2010 Decennial. The bill also includes language that
restricts $5,000,000 of the available appropriation from
obligation until the Secretary certifies to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations that the Bureau of Census
has met all standards and best management practices and
Office of Management and Budget guidelines related to
information technology projects and contract management.
Emergency Steel Loan Guarantee Program (ESLG).--The
proposed rescission of the remaining unobligated subsidy
balances associated with the ESLG program is rejected.
Information Technology (IT) security.--Within the
appropriation, the bill provides an increase of $4,117,000 to
address the Department's IT security material weaknesses and
other concerns raised by the Inspector General.
HERBERT C. HOOVER BUILDING RENOVATION AND MODERNIZATION
The bill includes $5,000,000 for costs associated with the
renovation of the Herbert C. Hoover building, which is
$2,367,000 below the budget request.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
The bill includes $25,800,000 for the Office of Inspector
General, which is $1,034,000 above the request. The increased
funding is provided to address the increasing oversight
necessary for the 2010 Decennial Census and NOAA's satellite
development programs.
General Provisions--Department of Commerce (Including Transfer of
Funds)
Section 101 makes funds available for advanced payments
only upon certification of officials designated by the
Secretary that such payments are considered to be in the
public interest.
Section 102 makes appropriations for the Department for
salaries and expenses available for hire of passenger motor
vehicles, for services, and for uniforms and allowances as
authorized by law.
Section 103 provides the authority to transfer funds
between Department of Commerce appropriations accounts, but
not between NOAA and other Departmental appropriations; the
provision makes transfers subject to the standard
reprogramming procedures.
Section 104 provides that any costs incurred by the
Department from personnel actions taken in response to
funding reductions shall be absorbed within the total
budgetary resources available to the Department and shall be
subject to the reprogramming limitations set forth in this
Act.
Section 105 includes a permanent prohibition of funds
related to the trademark of ``Last Best Place''.
Section 106 provides permanent authority for the Secretary
of Commerce to prescribe and enforce standards or regulations
affecting safety and health in the context of scientific and
occupational diving within the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration.
Section 107 extends Congressional notification requirements
for the GOES-R satellite program.
Section 108 provides for the reimbursement for services
within Department of Commerce buildings.
Section 109 transfers prior year funding from the Fisheries
Finance Program into NOAA Operations, Research, and
Facilities appropriation.
Section 110 amends the Pacific Salmon Treaty Act.
Section 111 provides authority for the Secretary of
Commerce to negotiate or reevaluate international agreements
related to fisheries, marine mammals, or sea turtles.
TITLE II--DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
General Administration
salaries and expenses
For fiscal year 2009, the bill provides $105,805,000 for
General Administration (GA), which is equal to the budget
request.
Materials in support of the annual budget request.--The
Department of Justice (DOJ) was the only agency under the CJS
Subcommittee's jurisdiction which was unable to meet the
liberal timetables imposed for submission of additional
requested information in support of the Department's fiscal
year 2009 budget. The Department is directed to take any
action necessary to ensure that such delays do not occur in
the fiscal year 2010 budget process.
Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR)
investigations.--The Department shall continue to support
OPR's ongoing reviews of the Federal government's
interrogation methods and warrantless wiretapping practices,
particularly through the provision of relevant documents and
witnesses. It is expected that these investigations will be
expeditiously pursued until they are complete.
Resolution of jurisdictional disputes.--The Department is
currently engaged in several jurisdictional disputes, both
among DOJ components and between DOJ and other federal
agencies. Particularly troubling examples include the ongoing
conflict between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
(ATF) over the investigation of explosives crimes and the
dispute between DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) over the appropriate location for the Office of Bombing
Prevention. The Attorney General (AG) is directed to submit a
report to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
no later than 120 days after the enactment of this Act on the
steps the Department has taken in order to reconcile these
disputes and clarify the jurisdictional lines between FBI and
ATF and between DOJ and DHS.
Immigration workload.--DOJ's budget request fails to
articulate, or account for, the increased resource
requirements that result from other agencies' activities.
This is particularly true with respect to immigration, where
the Department has been repeatedly forced to redirect
internal resources in order to provide necessary judicial
support and basic care for aliens turned over to DOJ by DHS.
The practical effect of these redirections has been cuts to
non-immigration programs at DOJ. In order to accurately
estimate the magnitude of these funding pressures, a
methodology is required to create defensible fiscal linkages
between DHS activities and DOJ costs. The Department is
directed to contract with the National Academy of Sciences to
develop, test and select a budget model that accurately
captures these fiscal linkages and leverages them into an
estimate of DOJ's immigration-related costs. The $1,000,000
necessary to perform this study should be funded within the
appropriated level for this account, and the resulting
conclusions should be submitted to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations upon completion, but not later
than 20 months after the enactment of this Act.
Rent estimates.--The rent estimates produced by the Justice
Management Division are frequently incorrect, sometimes by
tens of millions of dollars. The Department is urged to
continue making improvements in its facilities and rent
management system in order to improve the accuracy of future
requests.
National threat drug gangs.--No later than one year after
the enactment of this Act, the AG, in consultation with the
Secretary of Homeland Security, shall submit to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations a report, in both
classified and unclassified form, identifying the three
international drug gangs that present the greatest threat to
law and order in the United States; describing the
composition, operations, strengths and weaknesses of each of
these gangs; and setting forth a national strategy to
eliminate within four years the illegal operations of each
identified gang.
In choosing the three gangs to be included, which will be
designated as ``National Threat Drug Gangs,'' the AG shall
consider the extent to which the gang conducts activities
with any international terrorist organization or state
designated by the Secretary of State as a sponsor of
terrorism; the volume of controlled substances that the gang
imports to or distributes within the United States; and the
extent to which the gang is a threat to children and schools
within the United States.
Overseas pay equivalency.--The Department is directed to
address issues relating to danger pay and locality adjustment
disparities between DOJ employees serving abroad and overseas
employees of other agencies. The Department is further
directed to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 90 days of the enactment of this Act on
the steps taken to address these disparities.
Data center operations.--GAO is requested to review the
operational costs of the Department's data centers from
fiscal year 2006 through fiscal year 2008 and to report its
findings to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
no later than June 1, 2009.
Budget restructuring proposals.--All accounts within DOJ
shall continue to use the fiscal year 2008 decision units and
account structures unless otherwise specified in prior years
or in the body of this explanatory statement.
Representation funds for foreign field offices.--The lack
of representation funds available for foreign field office
staff to perform their official duties in stations outside
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of the continental United States is concerning. Agents in
foreign field offices not only develop contacts with
international law enforcement and intelligence agencies, but
are also responsible for myriad other functions, including
the detection and prevention of terrorism and crime,
training, information sharing and responding to terrorist
attacks internationally. These contacts serve a critical role
in increasing Federal law enforcement's ability to identify
and disrupt terrorist and criminal activity domestically.
Therefore, FBI, ATF, the Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA) and the United States Marshals Service (USMS) are
directed to increase the amount of representation funds
requested for foreign field offices.
justice information sharing technology
The bill provides $80,000,000 for Justice Information
Sharing Technology (JIST), which is $13,868,000 below the
budget request.
Cyber security.--No later than 60 days after the enactment
of this Act, the Department is directed to report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on expected
cyber security costs in the JIST account for fiscal year 2009
and the Department's plan for covering these costs without
additional requested resources.
Unified Financial Management System (UFMS).--Delays and
other issues with the live deployment of UFMS at DEA have
created concerns about the Department's ability to meet
appropriate standards of success for this project. Rather
than providing the relatively modest UFMS funding requested
in this account, the bill focuses on fully funding the other
important IT projects supported by JIST. Once the Department
can demonstrate that UFMS deployment at DEA has proceeded
successfully, a reprogramming will be considered to meet the
UFMS project's projected 2009 needs. That reprogramming
should include both those funds originally intended for
reprogramming in 2009, as well as the balance of UFMS funds
originally requested for appropriation in this account.
tactical law enforcement wireless communications
The bill provides $185,000,000 for Tactical Law Enforcement
Wireless Communications, which is $63,349,000 above the
budget request.
Integrated Wireless Network (IWN).--The request for this
account does not sufficiently address the Department's
communications deficiencies and will contribute to the
ongoing delays in the nationwide deployment of the IWN
solution. Accordingly, the bill provides a total of
$88,249,000 for IWN and directs the Department to use these
funds for accelerated IWN deployment in high priority
metropolitan regions. Consistent with planning materials
submitted along with the budget request, the Department is
directed to use these funds only for the modernization and
improvement of land mobile radio (LMR) systems. Any plans
related to secure cellular or data systems, or non-LMR
tactical equipment, must be budgeted for and requested
separately.
To aid in program management and oversight, the Department
is directed to set specific and detailed performance
milestones for the use of IWN funds, including dates for
planned completion. These milestones should be reported to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 60
days of the enactment of this Act, and quarterly updates
should be provided on the Department's progress in meeting
those milestones. Continued funding support for IWN in future
years will be contingent on the Department's success in
achieving its milestones within cost, schedule and
performance expectations.
administrative review and appeals
The bill provides $270,000,000 for Administrative Review
and Appeals, including $267,613,000 for the Executive Office
of Immigration Review (EOIR), which is $6,209,000 above the
budget request. The appropriation is offset by $4,000,000 in
fees that are collected by the Department of Homeland
Security and transferred to EOIR.
Hiring new immigration judges.--Within funds provided,
$5,000,000 is made available to hire new immigration judges
and support personnel to address the growing caseload. The
Department and EOIR are directed, within 90 days of enactment
of this Act, to submit to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations a strategic plan to address the case backlogs.
Legal Orientation Program (LOP).--With funds provided in
this bill and in prior year appropriations, EOIR is directed
to provide not less than $4,000,000 for the LOP program
during fiscal year 2009.
Immigration court reforms.--Within 30 days of enactment of
this Act, the Department is directed to report to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the implementation
status of the 22 reform measures to improve the efficiency of
immigration courts that were identified by the Attorney
General in August, 2006.
Competency evaluation standards.--EOIR is encouraged to
work with experts and interested parties in developing
standards and materials for immigration judges to use in
conducting competency evaluations of persons appearing before
the courts.
The bill provides $2,387,000 for the Office of Pardon
Attorney to support a total of 15 permanent positions and 15
FTE.
Detention Trustee
The bill provides $1,295,319,000 for the Office of the
Detention Trustee (ODT), which is equal to the budget
request.
Immigration workload.--ODT appears to have significant
difficulties accurately estimating its annual funding
requirements, particularly with respect to its immigration
workload. If additional immigration-related funding is
required in excess of the amount provided herein, the
Department may submit a reprogramming request to address
those needs, consistent with section 505 of this Act.
Population and cost data.--ODT is directed to report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on a quarterly
basis the projected and actual number of individuals in the
detention system, the annualized costs associated with those
individuals and the costs reimbursed from other Federal
agencies.
District of Columbia prisoner reimbursement.--The
Department's prisoner reimbursement agreement with the
District of Columbia must be made consistent with the
requirements set forth in the National Capital Revitalization
Act of 1997. The Department is urged to work with the
District government to review and update the reimbursable
agreement in order to achieve the necessary consistency. The
Department should immediately notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations if the updated agreement will
require additional resources to implement.
office of inspector general
The bill provides $75,681,000 for the Office of Inspector
General. The Inspector General is expected to continue with
diligent oversight of the Department's hiring, enforcement,
prosecutorial and policy decision making in order to ensure
integrity and public confidence.
The Inspector General is commended for its continuing
oversight of the FBI's use of National Security Letters and
PATRIOT Act Section 215 orders, and is expected to continue
its assessment of FBI progress in implementing corrective
actions in these areas.
Within funds provided, the Inspector General is expected to
continue its review of the FBI's development and
implementation of the Sentinel case management system, and to
assess whether cost, schedule, performance and technical
benchmarks are being met and whether the FBI has resolved
concerns identified in its previous audits.
United States Parole Commission
salaries and expenses
The bill provides $12,570,000 for the United States Parole
Commission for fiscal year 2009.
Legal Activities
salaries and expenses, general legal activities
(including transfer of funds)
The bill provides a total of $804,007,000 for General Legal
Activities for fiscal year 2009. The funding is provided as
follows:
Solicitor General...........................................$10,440,000
Tax Division................................................101,016,000
Criminal Division...........................................164,061,000
Civil Division..............................................270,431,000
Environment and Natural Resources...........................103,093,000
Office of Legal Counsel.......................................6,693,000
Civil Rights Division.......................................123,151,000
INTERPOL--USNCB..............................................24,548,000
Office of Dispute Resolution....................................574,000
Federal Observer Program.--The bill provides $3,390,000 for
the costs of the Federal Observer Program, which places
election monitors in jurisdictions where the Attorney General
certifies or a Federal judge orders that they are necessary
to ensure free and fair elections.
Criminal Division.--Within available funds, $1,800,000 is
directed to be allocated for an additional 10 attorneys, six
analysts and associated support personnel in the Criminal
Division to investigate and prosecute individuals who violate
Federal laws on serious human rights crimes, including but
not limited to criminal statutes on genocide, torture and war
crimes.
vaccine injury compensation trust fund
The bill provides $7,833,000 for the Vaccine Injury
Compensation Trust Fund.
salaries and expenses, antitrust division
The bill includes $157,788,000 in budget authority for the
Antitrust Division, $7,197,000 above the budget request,
which is provided to lift the hiring freeze imposed during
fiscal year 2008. This appropriation is offset by
$157,788,000 in pre-merger filing fee collections, resulting
in a direct appropriation of $0.
salaries and expenses, united states attorneys
The bill provides $1,836,336,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the United States Attorneys in fiscal year 2009.
Justice rooted in law, not in politics or favor, is a
founding principle of our Nation. It is deeply troubling that
partisan political considerations were a factor in the
removal of several U.S. Attorneys fired in 2006. These
actions severely damaged the Department's credibility. It is
incumbent upon the Attorney General and U.S. Attorneys to
restore public confidence in the integrity and impartiality
of their prosecutorial decisions.
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Ethical and professional standards.--U.S. Attorneys are
vested with enormous power, and it is their sworn duty to
enforce the laws of this country fairly and impartially and
to uphold the highest standards of ethical and professional
conduct. The Inspector General and the Office of Professional
Responsibility are directed to review allegations of
misconduct and wrongdoing by U.S. Attorneys, and each to
provide on a quarterly basis to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations a summary report on such
incidents investigated and any significant findings issued as
a result of the investigations.
Child exploitation investigations and prosecutions.--The
additional $5,000,000 above the budget request is made
available to support the hiring of additional assistant U.S.
Attorneys to increase investigations and prosecutions of
offenses related to the sexual exploitation of children, as
authorized by the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act
of 2006. Not less than $33,600,000 shall be available for
this purpose in fiscal year 2009.
Prosecution of serious crimes in Indian Country.--Due to
evidence of declining rates of Federal investigation and
prosecution of serious crimes in Indian Country, the Attorney
General is directed to report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, within 60 days of enactment of
this Act, on the strategic and resource allocation plans for
the prosecution of serious crimes in Indian Country,
including murder and rape, which are reported to Federal law
enforcement.
united states trustee system fund
The bill provides $217,416,000 for the United States
Trustee System Fund. The appropriation is offset by
$160,000,000 in offsetting fee collections and $5,000,000
derived from interest on investments in U.S. securities,
resulting in a direct appropriation of $52,416,000.
Data-enabled ``smart forms.''--Developed jointly by the
United States Trustee Program and the Administrative Office
of the Courts, data-enabled ``smart forms'' for filing
bankruptcy petitions and schedules are cost-effective tools
which are encouraged to be used to improve efficiencies in
the bankruptcy system.
salaries and expenses, foreign claims settlement commission
The bill provides $1,823,000 for salaries and expenses of
the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission in fiscal year 2009.
fees and expenses of witnesses
The bill provides $168,300,000 for Fees and Expenses of
Witnesses, which is equal to the budget request.
salaries and expenses, community relations service
The bill provides $9,873,000 for salaries and expenses of
the Community Relations Service in fiscal year 2009.
assets forfeiture fund
The bill provides $20,990,000 for the Assets Forfeiture
Fund, which is equal to the budget request.
United States Marshals Service
salaries and expenses
The bill provides $950,000,000 for the USMS, which is
$16,883,000 above the budget request.
Adam Walsh enforcement.--The Marshals Service has not
requested the resources needed to carry out the
responsibilities assigned to it under the Adam Walsh Child
Protection and Safety Act. To fulfill these responsibilities,
the bill provides an increase of $5,187,000, which should be
used to improve sex offender targeting through the National
Sex Offender Targeting Center and related efforts. These
resources are in addition to the $16,970,000 provided for
Adam Walsh enforcement in P.L. 110-252. Together, these
appropriations will provide the Marshals with a total of
$22,157,000 available for Adam Walsh enforcement activities
in 2009.
Judicial security.--The Marshals have reported that 2008 is
on pace to record the highest annual number of judicial
threats and inappropriate communications in history. To
address this escalating workload, the Marshals are provided
$4,000,000 to analyze and investigate threats against the
Judiciary.
In addition, the Marshals are urged to develop an
aggressive schedule for the rollout of state-of-the-art
detection capabilities at pilot high-threat courthouses
around the country. These technologies will enhance
courthouse security through the use of proven equipment,
training and procedures to screen for and detect evolving
threats. Special consideration should be given to those
technologies that have been deployed and proven effective by
other Federal agencies.
Regional Fugitive Task Forces (RFTF).--The bill provides an
increase of $10,000,000 to the RFTF program for the
establishment of new, or expansion of existing, RFTFs.
Distribution of these resources should be based on fugitive
workload, giving emphasis to workload created by the Adam
Walsh Act.
construction
The bill provides $4,000,000 for Marshals Construction,
which is $1,696,000 above the budget request. These funds
should be applied to the highest priority renovation projects
identified by the Marshals.
National Security Division
Salaries and Expenses
The bill provides $83,789,000 for the National Security
Division (NSD), which is equal to the budget request.
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) backlog.-- NSD
is processing over 2,200 FISAs per year with only 100
attorneys, which has led to the creation of a backlog among
non-emergency FISA requests. NSD is directed to submit a
report on the trend in FISA backlog numbers over the past 5
fiscal years and NSD's plan for addressing the backlog,
beginning in fiscal year 2009. The report shall be submitted
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations no later
than 60 days after the enactment of this Act.
Intelligence oversight.--NSD shall give immediate notice to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations if there
are any significant deviations from the current plan to
perform 18 National Security Reviews of FBI investigative
activity in fiscal year 2009.
Foreign investment reviews.--NSD is directed to submit a
report on the Division's foreign investment review workload
and the Division's ability to address this workload in the
absence of additional requested resources. The report shall
be submitted to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations no later than 60 days after the enactment of
this Act.
Interagency Law Enforcement
INTERAGENCY CRIME AND DRUG ENFORCEMENT
The bill provides $515,000,000 for the Organized Crime and
Drug Enforcement Task Forces, which is $16,581,000 below the
budget request.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $7,065,100,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which
is equal to the budget request.
Deployment aircraft.--The funding level provided does not
include $20,040,000 that was requested for an emergency
deployment aircraft lease. The costs of that lease were
funded in P.L. 110-252.
Pay modernization.--The bill does not include the requested
funds for pay modernization because it remains unclear how
the Bureau can implement an Intelligence Community-driven
evaluation and compensation system within an organization
with significant resources outside of the Intelligence
Community. Once this and other issues are clarified, requests
for this purpose may be resubmitted for consideration in the
fiscal year 2010 budget.
National Security Analysis Center (NSAC).--The budget
request included an enhancement of $10,777,000 for NSAC. This
funding has not been included in the bill due to two major
concerns. First, FBI's written materials relating to NSAC
expansion reference plans to engage in controversial
``predictive'' modeling practices that could violate the
privacy and civil liberties of law abiding U.S. citizens.
Second, the FBI has not completed, or submitted, the planning
and implementation documentation necessary to ensure that the
NSAC will be responsibly developed and deployed in accordance
with policy, schedule and budget requirements.
If the FBI believes that enhanced NSAC funding is required,
those funds may be requested via reprogramming or in a future
appropriation request. However, the provision of those funds
will be conditioned on the receipt and consideration of the
following items: written clarification of NSAC's intentions
with respect to the use of ``predictive'' behavior modeling;
a detailed spending plan and deployment schedule with dates
for key milestones; and completed planning documentation,
including an Exhibit 300, an updated System of Records
Notice, a Privacy Impact Assessment and a concept of
operations or other similar implementation guide.
Intellectual property enforcement.-- The bill provides an
increase of $9,393,000 for additional agents, dedicated
solely to investigating criminal intellectual property rights
(IPR) cases, in the same localities of the Department's
Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property (CHIP) units. The
funding level provided will allow the addition of two agents
in each of the field offices in the same locality as those
CHIP units which the Attorney General has determined most
merit assistance in IPR investigations, with no less than 26
agents assigned for this purpose.
The funding level also provides for the creation of an
additional and distinct operational unit at FBI Headquarters
with at least 5 full-time, permanent agents dedicated to
working with the Department of Justice's Computer Crime and
Intellectual Property Section solely on complex, multi-
district and international criminal IPR cases. The agents
appropriated for this section shall solely investigate and
support the criminal prosecution of violations of federal
intellectual property laws, including Title 17 United States
Code, sections 506 and 1204; Title 18 U.S. Code, sections
1831, 1832, 2318, 2319, 2319A, 2319B, and 2320.
Mortgage fraud investigations.--The FBI's White Collar
Crime program is straining to keep pace with a mortgage fraud
caseload that has increased by more than 55 percent since
2003. To address this problem, the bill provides an increase
of $10,000,000 for the FBI to dedicate additional agents to
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fraud investigations and add to existing mortgage fraud task
forces and working groups.
Child exploitation investigations.--The bill provides an
increase of $19,000,000 for FBI child exploitation
investigations, including an increase of no less than
$9,000,000 for the Innocent Images program.
Foreign human rights violators.--The FBI is directed to
increase efforts to investigate and support the criminal
prosecution of serious human rights crimes committed by
foreign nationals who have found safe haven in the United
States. The bill provides an increase of $1,500,000 to
support these activities.
Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division.--
CJIS is provided $558,000,000, including $307,000,000 in
appropriated funds and $251,000,000 in user fees. As in prior
years, under no circumstances is the FBI to divert funding
collected through CJIS user fees for any purpose other than
CJIS, its refreshment plan or a subsequent modernization plan
for the current facility.
Retention and relocation.--The FBI is encouraged to
continue working with the FBI Agents Association to
ameliorate the impact on affected agents of the FBI's Field
Office Supervisory Term Limit policy.
Foreign intelligence collection.--The FBI's new tasking to
collect non-case related foreign intelligence may dilute the
FBI's primary missions and cause coordination problems with
other agencies whose missions have always included foreign
intelligence activities. The FBI is directed to report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 60 days
of the enactment of this Act on how the Bureau will engage in
foreign intelligence collection without duplicating or
conflicting with activities already underway at those other
agencies with longstanding foreign intelligence missions.
Long-term planning.--The FBI has experienced a very high
rate of budget growth over the past seven years but seems
unable to clearly articulate how much longer this kind of
growth is going to be necessary. The ``end-state
capabilities'' already submitted by the FBI are too vaguely
defined to be used in strategic planning or budgetary
decision making. Consequently, the FBI is directed to develop
more discrete, quantifiable end-state goals and to submit
those goals to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations together with the fiscal year 2010 budget
request.
National Security Letters (NSLs).--There has been little
evidence that the FBI has a plan in place to work with third
party information providers to educate them about their
responsibilities and to reduce the incidence of mistaken
productions of content and other information under an NSL.
The FBI is directed to report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 60 days of the enactment
of this Act on the steps it is taking to reduce and prevent
third party NSL errors.
Sentinel.--The FBI is expected to inform immediately the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations of any
significant deviations from the planned budget or schedule
for the Sentinel project.
FBI Headquarters building.--The J. Edgar Hoover Building is
inadequate for the current FBI Headquarters workforce,
causing dispersal of FBI staff to over 16 annex offices. The
building also lacks adequate setback and other security
features, which puts FBI operations and personnel at
unacceptable risk. The GAO is directed to review the Hoover
Building, and associated off-site locations, and provide an
analysis of the FBI's ability to fulfill its mission and
security requirements under present conditions. The GAO study
should also assess the benefits of a consolidated
headquarters facility.
Work force distribution.--The FBI was extremely tardy in
submitting a workforce study required by the statement
accompanying P.L. 110-161. The FBI is directed to take all
necessary steps to ensure that such tardiness does not recur
with this year's reporting requirements.
Achieving the proper distribution of staff to field offices
around the country remains a concern. As the FBI considers
the distribution of agents received in this appropriation,
the Bureau is encouraged to consider the allocation of agents
to locations that would alleviate any unjustified disparities
in the number of personnel among offices.
CONSTRUCTION
The bill provides $153,491,000, which is $110,500,000 above
the budget request.
Program increases.--Within funds provided, $9,800,000 is
for improvements at the FBI Academy and $41,000,000 is for
the Terrorist Explosives Device Analytical Center.
Drug Enforcement Administration
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $1,939,084,000 for the Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA), which is $2,500,000 above the budget
request.
Drug Flow Attack Strategy (DFAS).-- The bill fully supports
the DFAS request, with the exception of funds to purchase a
helicopter. Funding for that purpose was provided in P.L.
110-252.
Diversion control program.--Full funding of $244,450,000 is
provided for the Diversion Control program, which is fully
offset with fee collections. This funding level includes an
increase of $498,000 for the Diversion Control portion of
DFAS.
Mobile Enforcement Teams (MET).--The bill provides an
increase of $10,000,000 to allow DEA to begin rebuilding the
MET program, both through the establishment of additional
teams and by increasing the funds available for existing
teams. The activities of MET should continue to include a
focus on methamphetamine enforcement.
Drugs on public lands.--DEA is urged to work with Federal
land management agencies, including the U.S. Forest Service
and National Park Service, and State and local law
enforcement partners to aggressively and permanently
eradicate marijuana and other drug operations on public
lands. DEA is also strongly urged to increase the resources
provided to investigate, apprehend and prosecute drug
trafficking on public lands and to target those resources to
areas with the highest concentration of trafficking activity.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $1,054,215,000 for the Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), which is $26,401,000
above the budget request.
Program increases.--The bill provides a total increase over
the budget request of $26,401,000, of which no less than
$200,000 is for the hiring of additional regulation writers
to address ATF's pending regulatory backlog and no less than
$5,000,000 is for Project Gunrunner and other firearms
trafficking efforts targeting Mexico and the border region.
Project Gunrunner has been an effective tool in combating
anti-smuggling efforts along the Southwest border, and ATF is
encouraged to make sure that sufficient resources are
allocated to this important program.
Ballistics imaging and identification.--High-tech
ballistics imaging and identification capabilities are very
valuable and have been improved over time by significant
investments on the part of State and local law enforcement
partners in building the current data base. ATF is encouraged
to ensure that ballistic imaging technology is routinely
refreshed, upgraded and deployed to those State and local
partners. Further, ATF is expected to ensure that upgrades
and replacements for ballistic imaging technology take into
account the resources already invested by those State and
local partners.
Conversion of records.--ATF is urged to complete the
conversion of tens of thousands of existing Federal firearms
dealer out-of-business records from film to digital images at
the ATF National Tracing Center.
Disposition of historical documents.--ATF is currently in
possession of a letter signed by Alexander Hamilton on
December 18, 1790. This letter reflects Hamilton's efforts to
pay down Revolutionary War debt through the imposition of
duties on distilled liquor. ATF is directed to provide
immediately this letter to the National Archives and Records
Administration for historical preservation and study.
Canine transport conditions.--ATF headquarters' recent
decision to shrink the size of the vehicles used by the 34
ATF explosive detection canine teams as a cost-savings
mechanism is both disappointing and shortsighted. DOJ spends,
at a minimum, $20,000 to train these assets, which are housed
in agent vehicles while on deployment and while working to
ensure public safety. The canines require reasonable
comfortable space to not only work, but also to rest if they
are to be effective when called upon to perform. ATF shall
only purchase vehicles for explosive detection canine teams
that provide no less usable space for the dog than the
vehicles they are meant to replace. ATF shall submit a report
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations 30 days
after enactment of this Act certifying that this directive is
being met.
Federal Prison System
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
The bill provides $5,595,754,000 for the salaries and
expenses of the Federal Prison System for fiscal year 2009,
which is an increase of $160,000,000 above the budget
request.
Several years of insufficient budget requests have led to a
critical juncture for the Federal Prison System--in terms of
safety and security for inmates and staff. The additional
funds are provided to support adequate correctional staffing
levels and to address shortfalls in inmate programs. Within
30 days of enactment of this Act, the Department is directed
to submit a spend plan to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, with a proposed distribution of funds across
the four Bureau of Prisons (BOP) decision units and which
specifically details the allocation of the $160,000,000
funding increase. Further, the Government Accountability
Office (GAO) is directed to review BOP's methods for
determining resource requirements, including pricing of fixed
costs such as utilities and medical care, as well as
estimates of the inmate population. The GAO should make
recommendations to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on steps BOP should take to develop more
accurate projections of funding requirements no later than
August 31, 2009.
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Substance abuse treatment.--Forty percent of inmates
entering Federal prisons have a drug use disorder and require
residential drug abuse treatment. Despite the Violent Crime
Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which requires such
treatment to be provided, an estimated 8,000 eligible inmates
were put on the waiting list during fiscal year 2008. The
fiscal year 2009 budget request did not address this
shortfall. Within amounts appropriated, $79,200,000 is made
available to provide residential and transitional drug abuse
treatment for all eligible inmates.
Inmate education, training and prisoner re-entry.--Within
amounts appropriated, $138,000,000 is provided to reduce the
backlog of inmates waiting to participate in education,
vocational training and prisoner re-entry programs, which are
cost effective tools in reducing the societal impacts of
criminal recidivism.
Reimbursement for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
(ICE) detainees.--The Attorney General is directed to work
with the Department of Homeland Security to transfer
expeditiously the estimated 700 ICE detainees who are
currently housed in the Federal Prison System, or to obtain
prompt and fair reimbursement from ICE for the costs of
incarcerating them. The Attorney General is further directed
to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations not later than 60 days after enactment of this
Act on actions taken to comply with this direction. In
addition, the Attorney General is directed, on a quarterly
basis, to report to the Committees on the costs incurred by
BOP and the reimbursements received for housing ICE detainees
and inmates of other Federal and State agencies.
Staffing levels and staff-inmate ratios.--On a monthly
basis, the BOP is directed to notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations of current correctional officer
staffing levels, by facility, and of the staff-inmate ratios
for all Federal prisons.
National Institute of Corrections (NIC).--The budget
proposal to eliminate funding for the NIC is rejected. The
NIC provides valuable training and services, including
research and evaluation, technical assistance, information
sharing and planning to State and local adult corrections
agencies, the BOP and other Federal agencies. The Department
is encouraged to submit a reprogramming request if sufficient
funds are not available within BOP for this effort. To
address deficiencies in corrections reporting identified by
the U.S. Census Bureau, the NIC is encouraged to work with
State corrections agencies to develop better procedures and
systems for collecting and maintaining corrections records.
Inmate medical care.--The BOP is currently experiencing a
shortage of dentists, which is expected to worsen due to
retirements and retention difficulties. BOP is directed to
report to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
by February 19, 2009, on its current and projected dentist
staffing needs and its plans to address this situation.
Prevention of sexual misconduct.--The BOP is to be
commended for its work to address and prevent sexual
misconduct. With funds provided in previous years, the NIC
has made meaningful progress in providing training and
technical support to correctional systems throughout the
country to eliminate staff sexual misconduct with inmates,
provide training in investigating cases, and training the
``trainers'' in order that employees at every level will be
more aware of, and better prepared to deal with, these cases.
The BOP is directed to continue these efforts and to report
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations by March
31, 2009, on progress made in this area.
Contracting out.--The bill includes a general provision to
prohibit the use of funds to conduct, process or approve a
public-private competition under OMB Circular A-76 for
personnel who are employees of the BOP or of Federal Prison
Industries, Incorporated. This provision does not prevent BOP
from meeting additional bed space needs using State, local,
and private existing and new prison capacity.
Activations and expansions.--The BOP is expected to adhere
to the activation schedule included in its budget submission,
and shall notify the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations of any deviations to that schedule.
BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
The bill provides $575,807,000 for the construction,
modernization, maintenance, and repair of prison and
detention facilities housing Federal inmates. Within this
amount, $440,000,000 is provided for new prison construction
and $110,627,000 is provided to address the significant
backlog of major health and safety repairs in Federal prison
facilities. The BOP is directed to provide quarterly reports
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on its
backlog of maintenance and repairs, and its schedule for
addressing them.
Female inmate facilities.--Additional capacity for female
inmates at new facilities will significantly reduce crowding
in this population, thereby enhancing safety and security.
Within funds provided, the BOP is expected to begin site
selection and development, environmental assessment and
feasibility, planning, and initial design work to build an
FCI in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Reprogramming limitation.--The bill includes language
directing that BOP may not transfer ``Buildings and
Facilities'' appropriations to cover ``Salaries and
Expenses'' costs unless the President certifies that such a
transfer is necessary to the national security interest of
the United States, and also subjects any such transfer to
section 505 of this Act.
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES, FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES,
INCORPORATED
The bill provides a limitation on administrative expenses
of $2,328,000 for Federal Prison Industries, Incorporated.
Those who are repaying their debts to society should be
provided opportunities to prepare themselves to re-enter
society as gainfully employed citizens. The Department is
expected to continue to offer meaningful work opportunities
to inmates while respecting the interests of small and
medium-sized businesses.
State and Local Law Enforcement Activities
Office on Violence Against Women
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PREVENTION AND PROSECUTION PROGRAMS
The bill provides $415,000,000 for Office on Violence
Against Women (OVW) grants and programs, as follows:
[In thousands of dollars]
Program Conference
STOP Grants....................................................$190,000
National Institute of Justice--R&D..........................(1,880)
Transitional Housing Assistance............................(18,000)
Grants to Encourage Arrest Policies..............................60,000
Rural Domestic Violence Assistance Grants........................41,000
Violence on College Campuses......................................9,500
Civil Legal Assistance...........................................37,000
Sexual Assault Victims Services..................................12,000
Elder Abuse Grant Program.........................................4,250
Safe Havens Project..............................................14,000
Education & Training for Disabled Female Victims..................6,750
CASA (Special Advocates).........................................15,000
Training for Judicial Personnel (child abuse).....................2,500
Stalking Database.................................................3,000
Court Training and Improvements...................................3,000
Services for Children/Youth Exposed to Violence...................3,000
Advocates for Youth/Services for Youth Victims (STARY)............3,500
National Tribal Sex Offender Registry.............................1,000
Research on Violence Against Native American Women................1,000
Engaging Men and Youth in Prevention..............................3,000
Training Programs to Assist Probation and Parole Officers.........3,500
National Resource Center on Workplace Responses...................1,000
Closed Circuit Television Grants..................................1,000
Native American/Native Alaskan Liaison Office.--The bill
includes $400,000 for the State of Alaska, Native American/
Native Alaskan Liaison Office for the purposes of combating
sexual assault and domestic violence. These funds may also be
distributed to nonprofit entities that provide services, such
as a crisis hotline, services to victims of sexual assault or
domestic violence in rural areas, and medical assistance to
victims.
Salaries and expenses.--The bill establishes a new salaries
and expenses account to fund the management and
administrative costs of OVW and other Justice Department
grant programs. No administrative overhead costs shall be
deducted from the programs funded from this account.
Office of Justice Programs
JUSTICE ASSISTANCE
The bill provides $220,000,000 for Justice Assistance for
fiscal year 2009, as follows:
[In thousands of dollars]
Program Conference
National Institute of Justice...................................$48,000
Bureau of Justice Statistics.....................................45,000
State Automated Victim Notification System.......................12,000
Regional Information Sharing System (RISS).......................45,000
Missing and Exploited Children...................................70,000
Office of Justice Programs (OJP) budgetary and programmatic
transparency.--The OJP is directed to provide detailed
personnel, contract and other cost information, by program,
for Management and Administration and Office of Audit,
Assessment, and Management (OAAM) activities in its fiscal
year 2010 budget justifications.
Fairness and objectivity in the award of competitive
grants.--Allegations have been leveled that the Department
steered fiscal year
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2007 juvenile justice grants to favored recipients instead of
awarding them to deserving grantees who ranked more highly in
a peer-reviewed process. The Department is directed to report
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within
30 days of enactment of this Act, on the findings of its
internal review of the 2007 grants process and awards,
including corrective actions taken. The Inspector General is
also directed to conduct an independent review of this 2007
grant award process and report expeditiously to the same
Committees.
Transparency in research decisions.-- The OJP is expected
to improve transparency in research funding decisions, and is
directed, within 60 days of enactment and prior to obligation
of any funds, to provide a detailed report and spend plan on
all National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and the Bureau of
Justice Statistics (BJS) research activities, including their
funding sources. The Department is also expected to produce
detailed justification information on the research priorities
assumed in the fiscal year 2010 budget request.
National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS).--Within funds
provided for BJS, $26,000,000 is made available for the NCVS,
which since the 1970s has been a critical resource to improve
the understanding of the costs and context of crime
victimization in the United States. To improve the usefulness
of the NCVS, BJS is urged to implement the recommendations of
the National Research Council's recent report, Surveying
Victims: Options for Conducting the National Crime
Victimization Survey. NIJ is also encouraged to implement the
Council's recommendation to develop, promote and coordinate
sub-national victimization surveys.
NIJ sole-source contracts.--The Attorney General is
directed to submit to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, within 90 days of enactment of this Act, a
plan that establishes competitive processes, criteria, and
oversight measures to ensure that NIJ awards for studies,
seminars and other activities are conducted in a fair,
objective and ethical manner.
Regional Information Sharing System (RISS).--Within amounts
provided for RISS, funds shall be available to continue
funding existing local-to-local law enforcement data and
information sharing programs focused on solving routine
crimes, especially in rural areas, by sharing law enforcement
information not categorized as criminal intelligence by the
owning law enforcement agency.
DNA and forensics.--Within funds appropriated for NIJ,
$3,000,000 is for DNA and forensics research, of which
$500,000 shall be transferred to the National Institute of
Standards and Technology Office of Law Enforcement Standards
to support the development of standards for quality and
proficiency in Federal, State and local crime laboratories.
Forensic science education.--Based on findings of a
Department panel on forensic science education, the NIJ
established the Forensic Science Education Program
Accreditation Commission. However, no Federal link has yet
been established between the Department and the Commission to
implement the recommended universal standards. Within 60 days
of enactment of this Act, the NIJ is directed to report to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
actions taken to implement recommended standards.
Victim notification.--The bill provides $12,000,000 for the
Bureau of Justice Assistance to continue the State Automated
Victim Notification grant program to allow States to join the
National Victim Notification Network. No funding may be
utilized from within the Victims Assistance Program for this
initiative and funds provided under this heading shall
require a 50 percent match from State, local, and private
sources.
Pregnant and parenting offenders.--The NIJ is encouraged to
examine the potential of family-based treatment as an
effective sentencing alternative for non-violent drug
offenders who are pregnant or the parents of minor children.
Salaries and expenses.--The bill establishes a new salaries
and expenses account to fund the management and
administrative costs of OJP and other Justice Department
grant programs. No administrative overhead costs shall be
deducted from the programs funded from this account.
STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE
The bill provides $1,328,500,000 for State and Local Law
Enforcement Assistance programs for fiscal year 2009, as
follows:
(in thousands of dollars)
Program Conference
Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants.......................$546,000
National Institute of Justice...............................(5,000)
State and Local Intelligence Training.......................(2,000)
President-elect Security....................................(7,000)
Byrne Discretionary Grants......................................178,500
Byrne Competitive Grants.........................................30,000
Indian Assistance................................................25,000
Tribal Prison Construction.................................(10,000)
Indian Tribal Courts........................................(9,000)
Indian Alcohol and Substance Abuse Grants...................(6,000)
State Criminal Alien Assistance Program.........................400,000
Southwest Border Prosecutor Program..............................31,000
Northern Border Prosecutor Program................................3,000
Victims of Trafficking Grants....................................10,000
State Prison Drug Treatment......................................10,000
Drug Courts......................................................40,000
Prescription Drug Monitoring......................................7,000
Prison Rape Prevention and Prosecution...........................12,500
Justice for All--Capital Litigation/Wrongful Prosecution Review
Grants..........................................................5,500
Missing Alzheimers Patients Grants................................2,000
Mentally Ill Offender Act........................................10,000
Economic, High-tech and Cybercrime Prevention....................18,000
Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program
(JAG).--The bill provides $546,000,000 for JAG formula
grants. Funding under this program is authorized for law
enforcement programs; prosecution and court programs;
prevention and education programs; corrections and community
corrections programs; drug treatment and enforcement
programs; planning, evaluation, and technology improvement
programs; and crime victim and witness programs, other than
compensation. Funding is not available for vehicles, vessels,
or aircraft; luxury items; real estate; or construction
projects. Of the amount provided, $2,000,000 is for
intelligence training for State and local law enforcement
entities; and $5,000,000 is for the National Institute of
Justice to help local units of government to identify,
select, develop, modernize and purchase new technologies for
use by law enforcement.
Within the funds provided, $7,000,000 shall be available to
reimburse State and local law enforcement for security and
related costs, including overtime, associated with the
security requirements required to protect the President-elect
during the Presidential transition period. These funds shall
be allocated by the Department of Justice to State and local
law enforcement entities that can document increased costs
over and above normal law enforcement operations, which are
directly attributable to security for the President-elect.
Within the funds provided, $20,000,000 is also included to
reimburse State and local governments for security and other
expenses related to the 2009 Presidential Inauguration. Not
later than 30 days after enactment of this Act, the
Department is directed to provide a report and spend plan to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, which
details the criteria and methodology that will be used to
award these grants.
Byrne competitive grants.--$30,000,000 is made available
for Byrne competitive, peer-reviewed grants to programs of
national significance to prevent crime, improve the
administration of justice or assist victims of crime. Within
90 days of enactment of this Act, the OJP is directed to
provide a report and spend plan to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, which details the criteria and
methodology that will be used to award these grants. It is
expected that national programs that have previously received
funding under the Byrne discretionary program will be
eligible to compete for funding under this competitive grant
program, including programs for which specific amounts are
designated in this Act.
Byrne discretionary grants.--The bill provides $178,500,000
for Byrne discretionary grants to prevent crime, to improve
the criminal justice system, to provide victims' services and
for other similar activities. The accompanying table details
funding for Congressionally-designated activities, which are
incorporated by reference in the bill:
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Justice for All Act--capital litigation and wrongful
prosecution review.--The bill provides $5,500,000 for capital
litigation and wrongful prosecution review grants. Of this
amount, $2,500,000 is for Capital Litigation Improvement
Grants, authorized by section 426 of Public Law 108-405. In
addition, $3,000,000 is made available for a new program of
competitive grants to public and non-profit entities that
work to exonerate people who have been wrongfully convicted.
Within 90 days of enactment of this Act, the OJP is directed
to provide a report and spending plan to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, which details the criteria and
methodology that will be used to award these new grants.
Tribal government funding.--The bill rejects the proposal
to discontinue specific set-asides for tribal law
enforcement, correctional facility construction, courts and
juvenile justice programs. There is no evidence that the
Department consulted with tribal governments on this
proposal. These existing OJP and COPS programs are critical
to implementing the public safety and justice priorities of
tribal leaders throughout Indian Country. Further, it is
unacceptable that the Department failed, in 2008, to complete
a review and report to the House and Senate Appropriations
Committees on the state of existing tribal detention
facilities and the need for new capacity. By May 15, 2009,
the Department is directed to complete this review and to
report to the Appropriations Committees on its findings,
including recommendations and actions that have or will be
taken to address these needs.
Hal Rogers Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.--The bill
includes $7,000,000 for the Prescription Drug Monitoring
Program to assist States in building or enhancing
prescription drug monitoring systems, facilitating the
exchange of information among States, and providing technical
assistance and training on establishing and operating
effective prescription drug monitoring programs. The OJP is
expected to work with the DEA to implement this program.
Prison rape prevention and prosecution.--The bill includes
$12,500,000 for prison rape prevention and prosecution
activities. The Attorney General is required to promulgate
national standards for the prevention of and response to
sexual abuse in all confinement settings based on the
recommendations of the National Prison Rape Elimination
Commission. These funds are provided for purposes authorized
under Public Law 108-79, such as the work of the Commission;
mandated statistics, data and research; prevention and
prosecution assistance; and grants to protect inmates and
safeguard communities. The Department shall report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later than
90 days after the enactment of this Act on the proposed
distribution of funding among authorized activities under
this program.
Economic, high-tech and cybercrime prevention.--The bill
provides $18,000,000 for competitive grants to support and
train State and local law enforcement agencies in the
prevention, investigation and prosecution of economic, high-
tech and Internet crimes, which shall be administered by the
Bureau of Justice Assistance. Within funds provided, up to
$3,000,000 is available for new competitive grants to State
and local law enforcement entities to combat these crimes,
including the intellectual property crimes of counterfeiting
and piracy. None of the funds provided for this program shall
be diverted for research.
Missing Alzheimer's Disease Patient Program.--The bill
provides $2,000,000 for Missing Alzheimer's Disease Patient
Program grants, which shall be awarded competitively and
shall be administered by the Bureau of Justice Assistance.
National Motor Vehicle Title Information System Program.--
The Department is directed to report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 90 days of enactment, on
the status of the National Motor Vehicle Title Information
System program, and its recommendations to achieve
implementation.
SEARCH National Technical Assistance and Training
Program.--The Department is encouraged to support efforts to
assist States in the development and use of information
through criminal justice information systems to accelerate
the automation of their fingerprints identification processes
and criminal justice data identification processes so that
State and local law enforcement which are compatible with the
FBI's Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System.
Salaries and expenses.--The bill establishes a new salaries
and expenses account to fund the management and
administrative costs of OJP and other Justice Department
grant programs. No administrative overhead costs shall be
deducted from the programs and projects funded from this
account.
WEED AND SEED PROGRAM FUND
The bill provides $25,000,000 for the Weed and Seed Program
for fiscal year 2009.
JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAMS
The bill provides $374,000,000 for Juvenile Justice
Programs for fiscal year 2009, as follows:
(in thousands of dollars)
Program Conference
Part B--State Formula $75,000
Part E--Challenge Grants--Demonstration Projects 82,000
Youth Mentoring Grants 80,000
Title V--Incentive Grants 62,000
Tribal Youth (25,000)
Gang Prevention (10,000)
Alcohol Prevention (25,000)
Victims of Child Abuse Programs 20,000
Juvenile Accountability Block Grant 55,000
Fairness and objectivity in the award of competitive
grants.--As discussed under the Justice Assistance account,
the Department is directed to report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 30 days of enactment of
this Act, on the findings of its internal review of the 2007
grants process and awards, including corrective actions
taken. The Inspector General is also directed to conduct an
independent review of this 2007 grant award process and
report expeditiously to the same Committees.
Part E--discretionary grants.--The bill includes
$82,000,000 for Part E discretionary grants for activities
related to juvenile justice and at-risk youth. The
accompanying table details funding for Congressionally-
designated activities, which are incorporated by reference in
the bill:
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Youth mentoring grants.--To support the critical work of
national, regional and local organizations in mentoring at
risk children and youth, $80,000,000 is provided for
competitive, peer-reviewed youth mentoring grants. Within 90
days of enactment of this Act, OJP is directed to provide a
report and spend plan to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, which details the criteria and methodology
that will be used to award these grants. It is expected that
national programs that have received funding under the Byrne
discretionary program or the Juvenile Justice Part E program
will be eligible for funding under this competitive grant
program, including programs for which specific amounts are
designated in this Act.
Victims of Child Abuse Act.--The bill provides $20,000,000
for programs authorized under the Victims of Child Abuse Act
(Public Law 101-647), including grants to provide technical
assistance and training to improve the quality of criminal
prosecution of cases of child abuse and neglect in State
juvenile and family courts. Of this amount, $5,000,000 is for
Regional Child Advocacy Centers Programs.
Mental health services for youth.--The Department is
encouraged to work with experts in the field of mental health
services for youth in the juvenile justice system to
coordinate regional forums for this purpose.
Reprogramming of prior year funds.--Funds appropriated in
Public Law 110-161, Division B--Commerce, Justice, Science,
and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2008, under the
heading Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs,
Juvenile Justice, for Novato, CA, Juvenile Substance Abuse
Program for Hamilton Communities are reprogrammed to
Adolescent Treatment Program Expansion, Drug Abuse
Alternatives Center, Santa Rosa, CA.
Salaries and expenses.--The bill establishes a new salaries
and expenses account to fund the management and
administrative costs of OJP and other Justice Department
grant programs. No administrative overhead costs shall be
deducted from the programs and projects funded from this
account.
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS BENEFITS
The bill provides $69,100,000 for Public Safety Officers
Benefits, including $60,000,000 for death benefits to
survivors and $9,100,000 for disability and education
benefits to injured officers.
COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING SERVICES
The bill provides $550,500,000 for Community Oriented
Policing Services (COPS) programs for fiscal year 2009, as
follows:
[In thousands of dollars]
Program Conference
COPS Technology and Interoperability...........................$187,000
Violent Gang and Gun Crime Reduction.............................15,000
Meth Hot Spots...................................................39,500
Bullet-Proof Vests...............................................25,000
NIST/OLES...................................................(1,500)
Tribal Law Enforcement...........................................20,000
National Instant Criminal Background Check System grants.........10,000
Criminal Records Upgrade.........................................10,000
DNA Backlog Reduction/Crime Labs................................156,000
Debbie Smith DNA Backlog grants...........................(151,000)
Post-Conviction DNA Testing grants..........................(5,000)
Paul Coverdell Forensic Science..................................25,000
Second Chance Act/Offender Re-Entry..............................25,000
Child Sexual Predator Elimination/Sex Offender Management........18,000
Sex Offender Management.....................................(5,000)
National Sex Offender Registry..............................(1,000)
Secure Our Schools Act...........................................16,000
Training and Technical Assistance.................................4,000
Law enforcement technologies and interoperable
communications.--The bill includes $187,000,000 for grants to
State and local law enforcement to develop and acquire
effective technologies and interoperable communications that
assist in the prevention of and response to crime. The COPS
Office is directed to ensure that all equipment funded under
this program meets the requirements of the National Institute
of Standards and Technology Office of Law Enforcement
Standards (NIST/OLES). Within funds provided, $1,500,000 is
directed to be transferred to NIST to support OLES in
developing comprehensive standards for law enforcement
communications and a compliance assessment program for
equipment purchased through this program. The accompanying
table details funding for Congressionally-designated
activities, which are incorporated by reference in the bill:
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Interoperable Standards.--Significant progress has been
made in establishing functionality standards for the Project
25 Inter-RF-Subsystem Interface [ISSI], Console Interface,
and Fixed Station Interface for land mobile radio systems.
Funds provided to NIST/OLES for standards development should
be used to complete the remaining aspects of these
interfaces, including conformance and interoperability test
standards for each of the interfaces. In addition, funds
should be used to begin the development of standards for
emerging technologies such as VoIP applications for public
safety operations.
Methamphetamine enforcement and clean-up.--The bill
includes $39,500,000 for grants to address public safety
associated with methamphetamine manufacturing, sale, and use.
In making grants under this program, the Department is
encouraged to support community-based efforts to educate the
public about emerging drug threats through research-based
prevention methods or to enhance the ability of a community
to prevent or reduce drug abuse, including thorough training,
education, and technical assistance. Within funds provided,
$5,000,000 is made available to reimburse the Drug
Enforcement Administration (DEA) for assistance to State and
local law enforcement for proper removal and disposal of
hazardous materials at clandestine methamphetamine labs,
including funds for training, technical assistance, a
container program, and purchase of equipment. The DEA
acknowledges that prior year funding provided for this
purpose is sufficient to fund these activities through the
third quarter of fiscal year 2009. The accompanying table
details funding for Congressionally designated activities
related to methamphetamine enforcement, which are
incorporated by reference in the bill:
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DNA backlog reduction.--The bill provides $156,000,000 for
grants to strengthen State and local government DNA
collection and analysis systems, which can be vital to
successfully prosecuting the guilty and protecting the
innocent from wrongful prosecution. Within funds provided,
$151,000,000 is for Debbie Smith DNA backlog reduction
grants, and $5,000,000 is for post-conviction DNA testing
grants. Within amounts provided for Debbie Smith grants, the
Department is directed to address the national shortage of
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, who provide medical treatment
to sexual assault victims and are properly trained to collect
forensic evidence.
Second Chance Act offender re-entry programs.--The bill
provides $25,000,000 to reduce criminal recidivism by
providing grants to establish and expand offender re-entry
programs. Within the funds provided, $15,000,000 is made
available for grants to State and local governments for adult
and juvenile offender demonstration projects to coordinate
re-entry efforts and establish best practices. Allowable uses
of these funds include employment services, housing,
substance abuse treatment, family programming, mentoring, and
victim services. In addition, $10,000,000 is provided for
grants to nonprofit organizations for mentoring and
transitional services to help offenders reintegrate into
society. The Department is expected to continue to work in
collaboration with the Departments of Labor, Health and Human
Services, Housing and Urban Development, and Education in the
implementation of offender re-entry programs.
NICS Improvement Amendments Act of 2007.--The bill includes
$10,000,000 for grants to assist States and tribal
governments in updating the National Instant Criminal
Background Check System with the criminal history and mental
health records of individuals who are precluded from
purchasing or possessing guns.
Criminal history record upgrades.--In addition to the funds
provided for NICS grants, the bill provides $10,000,000 for
grants to ensure that accurate criminal history records are
available for use in law enforcement. This program helps
States build their infrastructure to connect to national
record check systems both to supply information and to
conduct the requisite checks.
Violent gangs and gun crimes.--The bill provides
$15,000,000 for competitive grants to State and local law
enforcement to combat violent crime, with special emphasis on
areas plagued by violent gangs.
Bulletproof vests.--The bill provides $25,000,000 to assist
State and local law enforcement agencies in purchasing bullet
and stab resistant vests. Of this amount, $1,500,000 shall be
transferred to the National Institute of Standards and
Technology Office of Law Enforcement Standards for research,
testing and evaluation. The bill provides OJP with discretion
to grant a partial or full waiver of the matching
requirements for bulletproof vests awards to State and local
law enforcement agencies upon satisfactory, documented
demonstration of severe fiscal distress which significantly
impacts a law enforcement agency's ability to provide
services.
Tribal law enforcement grants.--The bill includes
$20,000,000 for hiring, equipment and training for tribal law
enforcement officers.
Secure Our Schools Act.--The bill includes $16,000,000 for
grants for equipment such as metal detectors, locks, lighting
and other deterrent measures; security assessments; security
training of personnel and students; and coordination with
local law enforcement, as authorized by the Secure Our
Schools Act (Public Law 106-386).
Child Sexual Predator Elimination.--The bill provides
$18,000,000 for grants to State and local governments to
locate, arrest and prosecute sexual predators. The COPS
Office is directed to coordinate with the U.S. Marshals and
the National Center to Protect Missing and Exploited Children
to develop a program that includes detection, investigation,
apprehension, and prosecution of sex offenders who victimize
children. The grants should assist State and local law
enforcement entities to focus on sex offenders who fail to
register and those who prey upon children. Within funds
provided, $5,000,000 is made available for sex offender
management, and $1,000,000 is for the National Sex Offender
Registry.
Salaries and expenses.--The bill establishes a new salaries
and expenses account to fund the management and
administrative costs of COPS and other Justice Department
grant programs. No administrative overhead costs shall be
deducted from the programs and projects funded from this
account.
salaries and expenses
To achieve greater transparency, efficiency and
accountability in the management, administration and
oversight of the Justice Department grant programs, there is
established a new salaries and expenses account within State
and Local Law Enforcement Activities to fund the management
and administrative costs of the Justice Department grant
programs. For this purpose, $174,000,000 is provided, of
which $14,000,000 is for the Office on Violence Against Women
(OVW); $130,000,000 is for the Office of Justice Programs
(OJP); and $30,000,000 is for the Community Oriented Policing
Services Office (COPS). In addition, $21,000,000 is made
available for the Office of Audit, Assessment, and Management
(OAAM) for grants management oversight. The total amount
available for management and administration of such programs
shall not exceed $195,000,000. Within funds provided, OAAM is
expected to develop its capacity to evaluate, in coordination
with the National Institute of Justice, the effectiveness of
programs and projects funded by OJP, OVW and the COPS Office,
using rigorous research and evaluation methods which generate
valid evidence on which crime and violence prevention
strategies are most effective.
General Provisions--Department of Justice
The bill includes the following general provisions for the
Department of Justice:
Section 201 makes available additional reception and
representation funding for the Attorney General from the
amounts provided in this title.
Section 202 prohibits the use of funds to pay for an
abortion, except in the case of rape or to preserve the life
of the mother.
Section 203 prohibits the use of funds to require any
person to perform or facilitate the performance of an
abortion.
Section 204 provides that nothing in the previous section
removes the obligation of the Director of the Bureau of
Prisons to provide escort services to female inmates who seek
to obtain abortions outside of a Federal facility.
Section 205 establishes the requirements and procedures of
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations for
transfer proposals.
Section 206 authorizes the Attorney General to extend an
ongoing Personnel Management Demonstration Project.
Section 207 extends specified authorities to the Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for undercover
operations.
Section 208 prohibits the use of funds for transporting
prisoners classified as maximum or high security, other than
to a facility certified by the Bureau of Prisons as
appropriately secure.
Section 209 prohibits the use of funds for the purchase or
rental by Federal prisons of audiovisual equipment, services
and materials used primarily for recreational purposes,
except for those items and services needed for inmate
training, religious, or educational purposes.
Section 210 requires review by the Deputy Attorney General
and the Department Investment Review Board prior to the
obligation or expenditure of funds for major information
technology projects.
Section 211 requires the Department to follow reprogramming
procedures prior to any deviation from the program amounts
specified in this title or the reuse of deobligated funds
provided in previous years.
Section 212 prohibits the use of funds for A-76
competitions for work performed by employees of the Bureau of
Prisons or Federal Prison Industries, Inc.
Section 213 prohibits the use of funds to pay the salary,
benefits or expenses of a US Attorney performing dual duties
that exempt that US Attorney from established residency
requirements.
Section 214 prohibits the use of funds for future phases of
the Sentinel program until the Attorney General certifies
that work on existing phases has been substantially completed
under a validated performance baseline.
Section 215 requires the submission of quarterly reports to
the OIG regarding the costs and contracting procedures
relating to certain conferences held during fiscal year 2009.
TITLE III--SCIENCE
Office of Science and Technology Policy
The bill provides $5,303,000 for the Office of Science and
Technology Policy (OSTP). Not later than 120 days after the
enactment of this Act, the reports identified below shall be
submitted to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations. Within the funds provided, OSTP shall:
(1) working with NASA and the Department of Energy, develop
a plan for restarting and sustaining U.S. domestic production
of radioisotope thermoelectric generator material for NASA's
future science and exploration missions;
(2) working with NASA and NOAA, develop a plan and program
to encourage commercial solutions to meet space-based Earth
and space weather observation requirements of the United
States government, similar to the Federal investments in
NASA's commercial orbital transportation services (COTS)
program. Such report shall consider the efficacy of providing
appropriated funds to commercial entities to pursue low-cost
atmospheric, environmental or space weather monitoring
systems, and whether such funding should be offered to
commercial entities in exchange for later concessionary rates
on weather, climate or space weather data purchasers from
successful vendors; and
(3) convene a series of meetings to coordinate the research
and development of the next generation of ground-based radar
and to report the results of the meetings and a budget plan.
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AGENCY SUMMARY
Reporting of cost, schedule and content for NASA research
and development projects.--To better understand the
underlying issues common to NASA's performance on major
projects and to develop a process for identifying corrective
action, the Fiscal Year 2008 Consolidated Appropriations Act
mandated the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to report
on the status of large-scale NASA programs, projects and
activities. This report is to be delivered to the Congress
semiannually, the first of which shall be delivered in
advance of the annual budget submission of the President for
fiscal year 2010. To that end, NASA is directed to cooperate
fully and to provide timely program analysis, evaluation data
and relevant information to the GAO so that it can conduct
this review and meet the annual Congressional mandate. Such
information includes, but is not limited to, copies of
preliminary cost estimates, access to relevant online agency
applications, databases, and web portals, and access to
information from contractor and agency personnel.
Breach reporting.--Pursuant to section 103 of Public Law
109-155, the NASA Authorization Act of 2005, NASA is required
to deliver several reports to the appropriate authorizing
committees when project costs grow in excess of certain
thresholds. NASA shall submit concurrently to the House and
Senate Committee on Appropriations the reports required by
section 103 of Public Law 109-155.
Space Shuttle transition and retirement costs.--To ensure
the Congress has a complete accounting of the full costs
associated with Space Shuttle transition and retirement, NASA
is directed to develop an estimate to include:
(1) not only those funds necessary within the Space Shuttle
program, but all funds needed outside the Space Shuttle
program that are necessary to support Space Shuttle
transition and retirement activities;
(2) funds necessary under Cross Agency Support needed to
support transition and retirement, including environmental
compliance and remediation, of the Space Shuttle program;
(3) the gross and net proceeds from exchange sales of
excess Space Shuttle equipment;
(4) the costs to maintain required facilities at Kennedy
Space Center during the gap in human spaceflight;
(5) the costs associated with preservation of historic
properties; and
(6) the costs of workforce transition.
Accordingly, the bill includes a provision that requires
NASA to provide by February 2, 2009, to the Committees on
Appropriations of the Senate and the House of Representatives
a report detailing the total and annual costs by fiscal year
of Space Shuttle transition and retirement costs. Such data
shall be presented for fiscal years 2006 through 2015 by
mission directorate, program, activity and object class.
Public availability of scientific information.--NASA is
directed to implement all recommendations by the Inspector
General related to its review of public availability of
scientific information and to report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations not later than March 2, 2009.
Contract oversight and management.--NASA is directed to
incorporate independent cost verification as part of the
process by which contracts are selected and monitored. NASA
is to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 60 days of enactment of the Act of its
plans and progress in implementing this directive.
NASA is further directed to notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations in writing 30 days prior to
allocating funds, or modifying or extending existing
contracts that are in excess of 15 percent of the original
contract value.
Within 45 days of enactment of this Act, NASA shall provide
a report delineating the original baseline amount and
schedule for each program with a life cycle cost of
$100,000,000 or more. The report shall also include the
current baseline amount, confidence level and financial and
delivery schedule for each such program.
Reprogramming procedures.--The levels against which
reprogrammings are to be reported require further
clarification. Accordingly, a summary table by mission
directorate delineates each program, project and activity
against which the reprogramming thresholds are to be
measured. This display in no way curtails NASA's current
flexibility in managing its diverse portfolio of research and
development and operational programs. Rather, it will require
NASA to inform the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations of any deviations, subject to the thresholds
specified in section 505 of this Act, from the levels
explicit in the agency's budget justification, as adjusted
for congressional action, as shown in the accompanying
summary table. In any reprogramming request and operating
plan, NASA shall include the out-year budget and schedule
impacts of the proposed reallocation of funds.
For purposes of the reprogramming guidelines, a new program
shall be defined as any program, project or activity for
which funds were not requested or provided in the current
fiscal year, except those resulting from a competitive
selection made pursuant to ongoing programs authorized by
Congress. However, implementation of this limitation shall
preclude initiation or resumption of activities pursuant to
competitive solicitations for ongoing NASA programs if
funding for that specific program, project or activity had
been previously deferred due to lack of funds and/or were
unrequested in the current fiscal year.
Financial data disclosure.--NASA shall include the out-year
budget and schedule impacts in any reprogramming request,
operating plan, and budget submission. In addition, NASA
shall include a separate accounting of all program reserves
and carryover funds by program, project and activity.
The funding provided for NASA is delineated more fully in
the table below and in the account summaries.
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SCIENCE
The bill provides $4,503,019,000 for science, an increase
of $61,500,000 over the budget request. The amount provided
reflects an unallocated adjustment of $70,898,000 and
reflects unobligated balances carried into fiscal year 2009
from fiscal year 2008. NASA shall within 30 days of enactment
of this Act provide to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations its proposed distribution of the unallocated
adjustment. In doing so, NASA shall identify offsets that do
not result in delays or cancellations of missions in
development or the cancellation of any selected projects, and
shall not identify as offsets any increases provided above
the request expressly provided by Congress.
Earth science.--NASA's Earth science portfolio shall have a
continuous mixture of small-, medium-, and observatory class
Earth science missions that guarantee regular and recurring
flight opportunities for the Earth science communities.
Earth decadal survey missions.--A total of $150,000,000 is
provided for Earth decadal survey missions. Funds are
provided to support on-going activities of the ICESat II and
SMAP missions. In addition, funds are provided to accelerate
and achieve a level of system development more consistent
with the National Academy of Sciences' recommendations. The
bill provides funds to accelerate the ICESat II mission so
that it will be ready to launch in 2013 concurrently with the
SMAP mission, consistent with the National Academy of
Sciences' recommendations.
Landsat data continuity mission (LDCM).--Funding of
$10,000,000 is provided to initiate development of a thermal
infra-red sensor (TSIS). NASA is directed to identify the
earliest and least expensive development approach and flight
opportunity for TSIS. NASA shall report its findings to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later than
March 2, 2009.
NASA is further directed to develop, in cooperation with
the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), a plan for a follow-on mission
to LDCM consistent with the recommendations of the National
Science and Technology Council's report, A Plan for A U.S.
National Land Imaging Program. This plan is due to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations no later than August
31, 2009.
Earth science applications program.--The bill provides
$10,000,000 over the budget request for Earth science
applications under the Research Opportunities in Space and
Earth Sciences (ROSES) program, which shall be available to
support new competitively-selected projects under subsection
A.28, Earth Science For Decision Making: Gulf of Mexico
Region, to be selected during fiscal year 2009.
Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR). The bill provides
$9,000,000 for NASA to refurbish and ensure flight and
operational readiness of DSCOVR earth science instruments.
Servicing Opportunities for Science Missions. Recognizing
the historic successes NASA has achieved through the
servicing of the Hubble Space Telescope, the National
Research Council's recent report Launching Science: Science
Opportunities Provided by NASA's Constellation System
recommends that ``NASA should study the benefits of designing
spacecraft intended to operate around Earth or the Moon, or
at the libration points for human and robotic servicing.''
This recommendation parallels the guidance provided by
section 502 of the NASA Authorization Act of 2008 (P.L. 110-
422), which recommends that provision be made for servicing
of future scientific spacecraft to the extent practicable.
Therefore, it will be critical that the Constellation program
demonstrate unique capabilities to maintain synergies between
free-flying scientific spacecraft and human spaceflight
endeavors. Accordingly, the bill provides $20,000,000 for
NASA to undertake an assessment of the feasibility of using
the Constellation architecture to service existing and future
observatory-class scientific spacecraft, fully utilizing the
unique, core expertise and competencies for in-space
servicing developed by the Goddard Space Flight Center and
its private sector partners for the Hubble Space Telescope.
NASA shall provide to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations a plan for expenditure of this funding no
later than 30 days after enactment of this Act.
Lunar landers.--The bill provides, as requested,
$10,000,000 for the selected lunar lander.
Mars exploration.--NASA shall continue to engage the Mars
community to define missions for the next decade that will
lead to a Mars sample return in the 2020s. NASA is encouraged
to define a budget profile for the Mars exploration program
to support a lander mission and follow-on missions through
2020; consider augmenting technology to be demonstrated as
part of the 2013 Scout; and support the small, competitively-
selected missions such as Mars Scouts.
Mars science laboratory (MSL).--The bill provides the
budget request of $223,331,000 for MSL. Over the past several
months, NASA, with the concurrence of the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, has taken reprogramming actions
to address continuing project cost increases and to maintain
a launch schedule in 2009; however, slower-than-expected
progress, combined with late completion and deliveries of
hardware, has contributed to deterioration in schedule
performance. As a result, NASA has informed the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations on December 4, 2008, of
its decision to delay a 2009 launch. The relative orbital
location of Mars and Earth dictates that the next launch
opportunity is 2011. However, in order to support a 2011
launch, NASA will need to identify additional resources in
the range of $400,000,000. NASA is directed to provide to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later than
February 2, 2009, the impact on the project's baseline
development cost estimate consistent with reporting
requirements of section 103 of the NASA Authorization Act of
2005 (Public Law 109-155); and proposed resource allocations
necessary to meet a 2011 launch. A reallocation of this
magnitude can be expected to have significant impacts on
other projects, and accordingly, NASA is directed to consult
with the space science community to ensure its views are
taken into consideration in any decision regarding future
funding for MSL.
Outer planets.--NASA plans to conduct an outer planet
flagship mission in cooperation with the European community,
which a launch as soon as practicable. A more detailed plan
and projected launch date shall be part of the fiscal year
2010 budget. The bill includes $101,089,000 for the outer
planets program, as requested.
Hubble Space Telescope.--The bill provides the full
requirement of $207,697,000 for the operations and upcoming
servicing of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Astrophysics exoplanet exploration, other missions and data
analysis.--An increase of $20,000,000 is provided to continue
NASA's efforts in assessing lower cost versions of the Space
Interferometry Mission (SIM) and in completing the detailed
formulation phase of a ``SIM-Lite'' mission that would meet
the requirements laid out in the most recent decadal surveys
for an astrophysics mission.
Radiation Belt Storm Probes.--The bill provides the full
budget request of $154,442,000 to continue this mission for
launch in 2012.
Solar Probe.--The bill includes $18,000,000 for the Solar
Probe mission, the highest priority recommendation of the
National Academies' heliophysics decadal report. NASA is
directed to work to achieve a launch no later than 2015.
Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission.--The bill includes the
budget request of $94,582,000 for the Magnetospheric
Multiscale Mission. NASA is directed to undertake no action
to de-scope or reduce the project's scientific instruments or
capacity.
Wallops Flight Facility (WFF).--The WFF is an important
national asset that can be better utilized by focusing on
emerging technologies that meet national needs and NASA
priorities. The bill therefore provides programmatic
increases of: $5,000,000 for advanced technology development
of small satellites and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) that
have the potential of lowering the costs of space and Earth
science missions consistent with the goals of venture class
missions recommended by the National Academies' Earth science
decadal report; and $14,000,000 to improve launch pad
infrastructure. NASA is directed to prepare a five-year
action plan, including a proposed funding forecast, that
identifies specific program and advanced technology
development work that will utilize and expand the Wallops
Flight Facility's role in the development of small satellites
and unmanned aerial systems to meet critical earth science
and other space system needs. This plan is due to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations by June 1, 2009.
Ocean vector wind study.--NASA, working with NOAA and
within the funds provided, shall study satellite and non-
satellite alternatives for generating SeaWinds-like ocean
wind data.
AERONAUTICS
The bill provides $500,000,000 for aeronautics research.
The research and development activities undertaken with the
augmentation shall not be based on the determination that the
investment in an activity would result in a useable or useful
product based only on one year's funding. Accordingly, the
Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate is directed to
provide to the Committees on Appropriations of the House and
Senate in NASA's initial fiscal year 2009 operating plan a
proposed expenditure analysis of the congressional
augmentation to ensure that this investment of funds is
devoted to long-term, multi-year research and development
activities to support NextGen technology needs and solutions
and ``green'' aircraft.
EXPLORATION
The bill provides $3,505,469,000 for exploration for fiscal
year 2009, $5,000,000 over the budget request. The amount
provided includes an unallocated adjustment of $18,000,000.
NASA shall within 30 days of enactment of this Act provide to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations its
proposed distribution of the unallocated adjustment. In doing
so, NASA shall identify offsets that do not result in delays
or cancellations of missions in development or the
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cancellation of any selected projects, and shall not identify
as offsets any increases provided above the request expressly
provided by Congress.
Constellation systems.--The bill includes the budget
request of $1,018,515,000 for Ares and $1,101,436,000 for
Orion.
Constellation systems program, heavy lift cargo vehicle.--
The bill includes $23,000,000 above the request for Ares V
design requirements definition and research and development
for a systems requirement review.
International Space Station (ISS) research.--The bill
provides $44,783,000 for ISS research and will support the
study of life and physical sciences phenomenon in
microgravity, as well as the partial gravity environments of
the Moon and Mars.
Commercial orbital transportation services (COTS).--For
fiscal year 2009, the bill provides $153,045,000 for COTS
program elements A through C, a reduction of $20,000,000 from
the request. The reduction is taken without prejudice to the
program, and is based on NASA's estimated expenditures for
fiscal year 2009 while accounting for program management
costs and anticipated payments to industry partners who
successfully meet milestones in current Space Act agreements.
Lunar precursor robotic program (LPRP) management.--The
bill includes the budget request of $56,334,000 for the LPRP.
SPACE OPERATIONS
The bill provides $5,764,710,000 for space operations for
fiscal year 2009. The bill designates specific amounts for
Space Shuttle operations, production, research, development
and support; International Space Station operations,
production, research, development and support; and Space
Flight Support operations, production, research, development
and support.
Space Shuttle retirement and transition.--NASA, within 90
days of enactment of this Act, shall submit a plan that seeks
to maximize utilization of all facilities, as well as
partnerships with other Federal agencies to maintain NASA's
skilled workforce.
Science experiments in microgravity.--To ensure immediate
access of these types of experiments, NASA shall submit to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations by March 2,
2009, a plan to ensure access of science experiments to a
microgravity environment.
Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer.--NASA is directed not to take
any action to preclude delivery of the Alpha Magnetic
Spectrometer (AMS) to the International Space Station prior
to 18 months preceding the anticipated retirement of the
Space Shuttle in 2010. Should funds be necessary to preserve
flight options in fiscal year 2009, NASA may reprogram funds
pursuant to the authorities contained in section 505 of this
Act.
Launch services.--The bill provides $10,000,000 less than
requested for launch services. Since the agency has yet to
make a final determination of the allocation or phasing of
the use of the requested increase, funding to mitigate the
out-year costs of launch infrastructure and repairs has been
deferred.
EDUCATION
The bill provides $169,200,000 for education for fiscal
year 2009.
NASA Space Grants.--For this program, the bill provides a
total of $40,000,000, which will fund 40 states or
jurisdictions at $815,000 each and 12 states or jurisdictions
at $615,000 each. Not more than $1,000,000 shall be retained
for program administration.
NASA visitor centers.--Funds provided for NASA visitor
centers are to be distributed in equal increments to each
center's visitor centers for the development of educational
activities.
CROSS AGENCY SUPPORT
The bill provides $3,306,387,000 for cross agency support
for fiscal year 2009. Within the funds provided, not more
than $2,033,000,000 shall be available for center management
and operations, of which $2,024,000,000 is provided as direct
appropriations and not more than $9,000,000 is to be derived
from enhanced use lease receipts pursuant to 42 USC 2549j. In
addition, the bill provides not more than $70,000 shall be
available for official reception and representation expenses.
For independent verification and validation (IVV) activities,
the bill provides not less than $45,000,000, of which
$5,000,000 shall be available for the development of IVV
tools in the small business community. Funds provided herein
for the IVV facility and its activities shall be in addition
to funds allocated by the Office of Safety and Mission
Assurance for the safety assurance research program.
Congressionally-directed projects.--The bill includes a
provision that provides that $67,500,000 of the amounts
provided under this heading shall be available for the
projects, and in the amounts, specified in the table below.
NASA shall refrain from charging administrative costs to
these grants, and shall provide appropriate management and
oversight of each grant.
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Institutional investments.--A total of $293,665,000 is
provided for institutional investments, of which $218,901,000
shall be available for institutional construction of
facilities (ICF). Within the funds provided for ICF, not more
than $13,700,000 shall be available for facility planning and
design. In addition, the amounts requested for minor
revitalization of facilities at various locations (less than
$500,000) are reduced by $4,850,000 to fully resource the
repair and construction of the consolidated information
technology center Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC). This
transfer reflects NASA's planned execution of repair and
construction at DFRC in fiscal year 2009. Lastly, the amount
requested for programmatic discrete projects is reduced by
$5,000,000. NASA shall in its initial operating plan
delineate by project its proposed allocation of the resources
provided herein.
Mississippi Army Ammunition Plant (MSAAP) and Stennis Space
Center (SSC).--NASA shall provide to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations by March 2, 2009, a report that
outlines estimated costs related to the transfer of MSAAP to
NASA's SSC.
Leasing authority and collections.--In 2003, NASA was
authorized by Congress to demonstrate leasing authority and
collections at two Centers. In 2007 and again in 2008, that
authority was amended by Congress such that NASA may enter
into leasing arrangements at all Centers after December 2008.
After deducting the costs of administering the leases,
Centers are then permitted to retain 65 percent of net
receipt revenue, and the balance is made available agency-
wide for NASA. To date, NASA estimates that in fiscal years
2008 and 2009, gross receipts and collections will total in
excess of $24,300,000, and are anticipated to grow in the
future. These funds are in addition to annual appropriations.
In March 2007, the Government Accountability Office noted
that NASA should develop an agency-wide policy to ensure
accountability, protect the Government, and provide
transparency regarding NASA's leasing authority and
collections activities. Later, in December 2007, a report by
the Surveys and Investigations staff of the House
Appropriations Committee found NASA's reports to the Congress
on its implementation of its leasing activities to be
inaccurate, incomplete and uninformative. To date, evidence
suggests that such deficiencies continue as information
provided to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
on existing leasing collections and expenditures remains
incomplete and, provides no transparency in delineating the
costs of administering such leases, and no justification
supporting the activities undertaken with the expenditure of
the Centers' gross or net receipts.
NASA must improve its management of the program, its
oversight of its centers' use of leasing receipts and its
accounting of the relationship between annual leasing
receipts and appropriated funds. To ensure annual oversight
and review, to improve overall program management and to
protect the Government, the bill contains a provision that
provides that the expenditure of gross receipts and
collections in fiscal year 2009 shall be subject to a
limitation of $9,000,000, and requires NASA to submit a
separate accounting of leasing collections and proposed
expenditures in its annual budget justification submission to
the Congress. Collections in excess of $9,000,000 (to also
include any unexpended balances of prior year collections)
shall remain available for expenditure in subsequent fiscal
years. NASA is directed, not later than 90 days after
enactment of this Act, to report to the House and Senate
Committees on actions taken by headquarters management to
better account for leasing receipts and collections and
expenditures of gross receipts at each Center and to identify
any activities previously budgeted from appropriated funds
that are now planned to be financed with leasing receipts.
NASA is further directed to submit a separate operating plan
by Center on the proposed use of all receipts and collections
in fiscal year 2009 prior to the expenditure of such funds,
and any deviation from such approved plan shall be subject to
section 505 of this Act. Further, NASA shall submit with its
annual budget submission a separate accounting by Center of
gross receipts and collections and proposed use of all funds
collected under its leasing authority. Such material shall
include a detailed presentation of all proposed expenditures,
to include but not limited to full-time equivalent (FTE)
staff years and object class data, and justification for such
proposed expenditures by project or activity.
Conference expenses.--Section 1121(a) of the NASA
Authorization Act of 2008 (P.L. 110-422) provides NASA with
the discretion to define ``conference'' for the purposes of
that subparagraph. In view of the requirement of the National
Aeronautics and Space Act (P.L. 85-568), as amended, that
NASA provide for the widest practicable and appropriate
dissemination of information concerning its activities and
the results thereof, in no event shall the funds appropriated
by this Act be subject to the limitation of section 1121(a)
of P.L. 110-422 with respect to NASA expenditures for
scientific and technical conferences or education-related
conferences in which NASA science, technology, engineering
and mathematics (STEM) content is disseminated.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
The bill provides $33,600,000 for the Office of the
Inspector General. In fiscal year 2009, NASA and its IG shall
follow the direction included in Public Law 110-161 as it
relates to the reporting of the costs of conferences. NASA
and the IG are to provide a report annually on these
activities to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations not later than October 1 of each year.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
The bill contains a provision that provides for the no-year
availability of funds made available for construction of
facilities or environmental compliance and restoration
activities within the Science, Aeronautics, Exploration,
Space Operations and Cross Agency Support appropriations,
except that such provision shall not apply to amounts
appropriated for institutional minor revitalization and minor
construction of facilities, and institutional planning and
design.
The bill contains language regarding the availability of
funds for announced prizes.
The bill includes language that requires NASA to submit to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations by March 2,
2009 a report by fiscal year, object class and mission
directorate costs expended to date and required for Space
Shuttle retirement and transition activities for fiscal years
2006 through 2015.
The bill includes language extending the availability of
expiring but not canceled funds through 2015 for close-out of
Space Shuttle contracts and associated programs.
The bill includes a provision that provides that any
funding designations and minimum funding requirements in any
other Act shall not be applicable to funds appropriated by
this title for the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration.
National Science Foundation
RESEARCH AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
The bill includes $5,183,100,000 for fiscal year 2009 for
research and related activities. When determining the
allocation of resources, the NSF shall provide for a balanced
program across all science disciplines. NSF is further
encouraged to invest in cost-effective and innovative
solutions, such as grid-computing, to address the Nation's
cyber infrastructure needs. Funds provided under this heading
are not provided for adaptive systems technology.
Public awareness.--NSF is encouraged to maximize
communication and open exchange of data and results that flow
from research that is funded by NSF appropriations,
consistent with existing Federal law. NSF is expected to
partner with grantees to expand the visibility to the public
of NSF-sponsored research, especially through the Internet.
NSF is the principal Federal agency charged with promoting
science and engineering education, and increasing the public
awareness of NSF's high-risk, high-reward research activities
will contribute to the development of the future of science
and technology workforce.
Icebreaking.--Consistent with the direction to the U.S.
Coast Guard contained in explanatory statement accompanying
Public Law 110-329, NSF and the U.S. Coast Guard shall
renegotiate the existing agreement between the two agencies
so that operations and maintenance funding of the icebreakers
is requested in the Coast Guard's annual budget beginning in
fiscal year 2010. The NSF shall retain funding for the
science-only related costs of icebreaking services to be
procured from all entities (governmental and non-
governmental). Funding to continue the caretaker status of
the Polar Star is not contained within this appropriation,
but rather within the funds appropriated to the Coast Guard
by Public Law 110-329.
Experimental Program to Stimulate Cooperative Research
(EPSCoR).--Within the amounts provided, the bill designates
$133,000,000 for EPSCoR, of which at least $70,000,000 shall
be used for track 1 research infrastructure improvement (RII)
awards. The increase in the size of the track 1 awards as
provided in the most recent EPSCoR solicitation shall
continue. The fiscal year 2009 operating plan shall reflect
the direction herein and indicate the anticipated allocation
of funds among other activities (e.g., track II RII, co-
funding, SBIR, outreach, etc.).
NSF is directed to provide not less than $660,000,000 for
NSF investments/activities in the EPSCoR jurisdictions in
fiscal year 2009. Annual increases in NSF investments should
be proportional to the annual growth in overall research and
related activities appropriation.
Plant Genome research program.--Within the funds provided,
$101,220,000 shall be available for the plant genome research
program.
National Radio Astronomy Observatory.--The bill includes
$49,790,000 for the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
Polar program.--Any final selection criteria related to a
competitive logistics procurement for the Polar program shall
include as an evaluation measure the ability to provide high-
speed communication of data to scientists.
Mathematical and physical sciences.--The amounts include
$3,000,000 above the request to establish a mathematical
institute devoted to the identification and development
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of mathematical talent and to advance mathematical topics
critical to the national interest. In addition, a total of
$2,500,000 from mathematical and physical sciences is
included for the maintenance and operations costs associated
with IceCube.
Astronomical sciences.--Within the funds provided,
$2,500,000 has been provided above the request to fund the
design work of the advanced technology solar telescope. In
addition, a total of $2,500,000 from astronomical sciences is
included for the maintenance and operations costs associated
with IceCube.
MAJOR RESEARCH EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION
The bill includes $152,010,000 for major research equipment
and facilities construction for fiscal year 2009. The bill
provides for the following allocation of funds:
AdvLigo.....................................................$51,430,000
Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA)........................82,250,000
IceCube Neutrino Observatory.................................11,330,000
Advanced Technology Solar Telescope (ATST)....................7,000,000
EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCES
The bill includes $845,260,000 for education and human
resources. Within the funds provided, the bill sets aside
$55,000,000 for the Robert Noyce Scholarship program.
Adjustments to the budget request are as follows:
Graduate research fellowships...............................-$9,700,000
Robert Noyce Scholarship Program............................+43,400,000
Undergraduate/graduate student support programs................+650,000
Graduate teaching fellowships in K-12..........................+500,000
Math and science partnership................................+10,000,000
Climate change education program............................+10,000,000
Robert Noyce Scholarship program.--Increasing the number of
highly qualified K-12 math and science teachers is critical
to the creation of a new generation of innovators. The Robert
Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program, including NSF Teaching
Fellowships and Master Teaching Fellowships, recruits and
supports talented mathematics and science undergraduate
students and postgraduate professionals to become K-12
mathematics and science teachers with scholarships, stipends
and other support. The increase provided in the bill for the
Noyce Program is for the purpose of expanding participation
in the grant programs established in section 10 and section
10A of the National Science Foundation Authorization Act of
2002 (42 U.S.C. 1862n-1) as amended by the America COMPETES
Act.
Undergraduate/graduate student support programs.--A total
of $87,500,000 is provided for undergraduate/graduate student
support programs for fiscal year 2009. Funding of $42,500,000
is provided for the Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority
Participation (LSAMP); $31,500,000 is provided for the
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Undergraduate
Program (HBCU-UP) and $13,500,000 is provided for the Tribal
Colleges and Universities Program (TCUP).
Climate change education program.--The National Science
Foundation shall consult with the National Academies in the
development of a plan for the distribution of funds provided
herein for the climate change education program.
AGENCY OPERATIONS AND AWARD MANAGEMENT
The bill provides $294,000,000 for agency operations and
award management for fiscal year 2009.
NSF is directed to notify the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations 90 days prior to changing its existing cost
sharing policies, and to include in such policy directive
measures to mitigate effects on grantees, particularly on
minority-serving institutions.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE BOARD
The bill includes $4,030,000 for the Office of the National
Science Board.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
The bill provides $12,000,000 for the Office of Inspector
General. Funds are available for one year.
TITLE IV--RELATED AGENCIES
Commission on Civil Rights
salaries and expenses
The bill provides $8,800,000 for the salaries and expenses
of the Commission on Civil Rights. Within 60 days of
enactment of this Act, the Commission is directed to report
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
fiscal year 2009 budget and activities of the regional
offices and the State Advisory Committees, as well as on the
procedures employed to ensure transparency and the
participation of all Commissioners in the preparation and
review of all reports and briefing papers.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
salaries and expenses
The bill provides $343,925,000 for the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which is $2,000,000 above the
budget request.
Backlog reduction.--EEOC's rising charge backlog is a
significant concern, but it does not appear that this issue
is being addressed by EEOC in a systematic or strategic
manner. Consequently, the EEOC is provided an increase of
$6,545,000 to begin addressing this problem. EEOC is directed
to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 60 days of the enactment of this Act
with a comprehensive plan for backlog reduction, including
future resource requirements and hiring needs. The hiring
needs section of the plan should also address EEOC's large
number of unfilled existing frontline staff positions. The
report should specify what steps EEOC is taking to fill those
positions, the reasons for the delay in filling them and how
these delays can be prevented in the future.
Accuracy of workload projections.--The assumptions
underlying EEOC's future workload projections appear overly
optimistic or otherwise inaccurate. The EEOC is urged to
further refine its projections by calibrating them with
actual data, such as those available through the annual
midyear review.
Customer service transition.--The fiscal year 2009 funding
level includes $3,635,000 to complete the transition of
EEOC's customer service operation to an in-house function. To
ensure that callers being handled by the new in-house
operation are receiving service that is equal to or better
than the service that was received through the prior system,
EEOC is directed to report to the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations on comparative customer satisfaction data
no later than 60 days after the enactment of this Act. The
report should also include a cost-benefit analysis of hiring
higher credentialed employees for the call intake function.
State, local and tribal assistance.--EEOC is directed to
submit the findings of its ongoing review of State, local and
tribal per charge costs to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations when that data becomes available.
Workforce planning.--A recent GAO study found that EEOC did
not strategically or systematically approach mission needs,
customer expectations, workload or current workforce needs in
its draft Strategic Workforce Plan. The study concluded that
EEOC could better address its growing caseload if it made
better use of strategic planning. EEOC is directed to
implement the recommendations of GAO and to report back to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 60
days of the enactment of this Act on how those
recommendations were implemented.
International Trade Commission
salaries and expenses
The bill includes $75,100,000 for the International Trade
Commission (ITC), which is $1,500,000 above the budget
request. The ITC's increasing section 337 intellectual
property investigations workload is outstripping available
resources, and the additional funding will allow ITC to hire
a sixth administrative law judge, lease additional courtroom
space, and cover necessary renovation costs.
Legal Services Corporation
payment to the legal services corporation
The bill provides $390,000,000 for the Legal Services
Corporation (LSC). Within the total provided, $365,800,000 is
for grants to basic field programs and required independent
audits; $4,200,000 is for the Office of Inspector General;
$16,000,000 is for management and administration; $3,000,000
is for client self-help and information technology; and
$1,000,000 is for loan repayment assistance. Current LSC
locality pay represents reasonable compensation for LSC
officers and employees, and a provision is included to
authorize the continuation of locality pay.
Home foreclosure prevention.--LSC shall encourage its
grantees in areas experiencing high foreclosure rates to use
available funds to provide and expand legal assistance
related to home ownership preservation, home foreclosure
prevention and tenancy protection associated with home
foreclosure.
administrative provision--legal services corporation
The bill includes language to continue the statutory
requirements and restrictions contained in previous
appropriations Acts.
Marine Mammal Commission
salaries and expenses
The bill includes $3,200,000 for the Marine Mammal
Commission. The increase above the request shall be for the
hiring of two additional FTEs to monitor oil and gas issues
such as the expansion of exploration and the clean-up of oil
spills on ice, as well as emerging fishery issues.
National Veterans Business Development Corporation
No funds are provided for the National Veterans Business
Development Corporation. Division D contains appropriations
for the Small Business Administration's veterans programs
that are available to support the work of small business
veterans centers.
Office of the United States Trade Representative
salaries and expenses
The bill includes $47,272,000 for the Office of the United
States Trade Representative (USTR), which is $1,000,000 above
the request. Additional funding is provided for USTR's pay
and inflation-related increases, and to support current
staffing levels.
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Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).--Significant
intellectual property issues infringe on our trading
relationships with China, Russia and Canada. USTR is
encouraged to continue to prioritize such issues in bilateral
and multilateral trade negotiations, and in particular, to
provide a report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on Russia's progress in complying with
intellectual property commitments.
Textiles.--The current path of tariff reduction
negotiations under the Doha Round may result in a non-
reciprocal arrangement detrimental to United States
manufacturers. Such negotiations should be consistent with
the trade negotiating objectives of the United States
contained in section 2012 of the Bipartisan Trade Promotion
Authority Act of 2002 (19 U.S.C. 3802). The USTR is directed
to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 60 days of enactment of this Act
regarding adherence to these objectives.
Reporting requirements.--The USTR may fare better in
bringing trade dispute cases to the WTO by using additional
support from private counsel. In-house expertise in long-
term, complex WTO dispute cases is difficult to maintain in
an ever-changing international trade climate. Outside counsel
in countries such as China, Russia and Brazil could assist
with clarification of local laws and regulations, enforcement
policies and practices, and market conditions. USTR is
directed to report back to the House and Senate
Appropriations Committees on the desirability of a new such
authority.
Galileo program.--The USTR is directed to report on the
status of U.S. equipment industry access to the European
Community's (EC) Galileo program and European markets for
related goods and services, no later than April 1, 2009, in
order to assess EC compliance with the 2004 US-EU Agreement
on GPS-Galileo Cooperation.
World Trade Organization.--The Department of Commerce is
directed, in consultation with the USTR, to continue to
negotiate within the WTO to seek express recognition of the
existing right of WTO Members to distribute monies collected
from antidumping and countervailing duties. The agency shall
consult with and provide regular reports, every 60 days, to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations. In
addition, negotiations shall be conducted within the WTO
consistent with the negotiating objectives contained in the
Trade Act of 2002, Public Law 107-210, to maintain strong
U.S. trade remedies laws, prevent overreaching by WTO Panels
and the WTO Appellate Body, and prevent the creation of
obligations never negotiated or agreed to by the United
States.
State Justice Institute
salaries and expenses
The bill provides $4,100,000 for the State Justice
Institute (SJI), of which $250,000 shall remain available
until September 30, 2010. Within funds appropriated, $500,000
may be used for strategic initiatives that will have national
implications for the courts. SJI is directed to continue its
policy of obtaining dollar-for-dollar matching funds for
grants awarded during fiscal year 2009. The SJI is encouraged
to continue to work with the Department of Justice Office of
Justice Programs on issues involving State courts.
TITLE V--GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 501 prohibits the use of funds for publicity or
propaganda purposes unless expressly authorized by law.
Section 502 prohibits any appropriation contained in this
Act from remaining available for obligation beyond the
current fiscal year unless explicitly authorized.
Section 503 provides that the expenditure of any
appropriation contained in the Act for any consulting service
through procurement contracts shall be limited to those
contracts where such expenditures are a matter of public
record and available for public inspection, except where
otherwise provided under existing law or under existing
Executive Order issued pursuant to existing law.
Section 504 provides that if any provision of the Act or
the application of such provision to any person or
circumstance shall be held invalid, the remainder of the Act
and the application of such provisions to persons or
circumstances other than those to which it is held invalid
shall not be affected.
Section 505 provides for the reprogramming of funds.
Section 505(a) prohibits the reprogramming of funds which:
(1) creates or initiates a new program, project or activity;
(2) eliminates a program, project, or activity, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance; (3) increases funds or personnel
by any means for any project or activity for which funds have
been denied or restricted, unless the Appropriations
Committees of both Houses of Congress are notified 15 days in
advance; (4) relocates offices or employees, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance; (5) reorganizes or renames
offices, programs, or activities, unless the Appropriations
Committees of both Houses of Congress are notified 15 days in
advance; (6) contracts out or privatizes any function or
activity presently performed by Federal employees, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance; (7) proposes to use funds
directed for a specific activity by either the House or
Senate Committees on Appropriations, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance; (8) augments funds for existing
programs, projects or activities in excess of $500,000 or 10
percent, whichever is less, or reduces by 10 percent funding
for any existing program, project, or activity, or numbers of
personnel by 10 percent as approved by Congress, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance; or (9) results from any general
savings, including savings from a reduction in personnel,
which would result in a change in existing programs,
activities, or projects as approved by Congress, unless the
Appropriations Committees of both Houses of Congress are
notified 15 days in advance. No reprogrammings of funds are
permitted after August 1, except in extraordinary
circumstances, and only after the House and Senate Committees
are notified in advance of such reprogramming of funds.
Agencies must follow reprogramming procedures with respect to
carryover funds.
Section 506 prohibits funds from being used to implement,
administer, or enforce any guidelines of the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission covering harassment based on religion
similar to proposed guidelines published by the EEOC in
October 1993.
Section 507 provides that if it is determined that any
person intentionally affixes a ``Made in America'' label to
any product that was not made in America that person shall
not be eligible to receive any contract or subcontract with
funds made available in this Act.
Section 508 requires quarterly reporting to Congress of
unobligated balances that were received during any previous
fiscal year.
Section 509 provides that any closing or downsizing costs
incurred by a department or agency funded under this Act
resulting from funding reductions in the Act shall be
absorbed within the budgetary resources available to the
Department or agency, and provides transfer authority between
appropriation accounts to carry out the provision, subject to
reprogramming procedures.
Section 510 prohibits funds made available in this Act from
being used to promote the sale or export of tobacco or
tobacco products or to seek the reduction or removal of
foreign restrictions on the marketing of tobacco products,
provided that such restrictions are applied equally to all
tobacco products or tobacco products of the same type. This
provision is not intended to impact routine international
trade services provided to all U.S. citizens, including the
processing of applications to establish foreign trade zones.
Section 511 prohibits funds made available in this Act from
being used to implement a Federal user fee for background
checks conducted pursuant to the Brady Handgun Control Act of
1993, or to implement a background check system that does not
require and result in the destruction of certain information
within 24 hours.
Section 512 delays the obligations of any receipts
deposited into the Crime Victims Fund in excess of
$635,000,000 until October 1, 2009. This language is
continued to ensure a stable source of funds will remain
available for the program, despite inconsistent levels of
criminal fines deposited annually into the fund.
Section 513 prohibits the use of Department of Justice
funds for programs that discriminate against or denigrate the
religious beliefs of students participating in such programs.
Section 514 prohibits the transfer of funds in the Act to
any department or agency of the United States Government,
except for transfers made under authorities provided in this,
or any other appropriations Act.
Section 515 provides that funds provided for E-Government
Initiatives shall be subject to the procedures set forth in
section 505 of this Act.
Section 516 requires the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives to include specific language in any
release of tracing study data that makes clear that trace
data cannot be used to draw broad conclusions about firearms-
related crime.
Section 517 requires certain timetables of audits performed
by Inspectors General of the departments and agencies funded
in this Act.
Section 518 prohibits the use of funds to process patents
of human organisms. The intent of this provision is as
expressed in the colloquy between the provision's sponsor in
the House and the Ranking Minority Member of the House
Committee on Appropriations as occurred on July 22, 2003,
with respect to any existing patents on stem cells.
Section 519 prohibits the use of funds in this Act to be
used to support or justify torture by any official or
contract employee of the United States Government.
Section 520 prohibits the use of funds in this Act to
require certain export licenses.
Section 521 prohibits the use of funds in this Act to deny
certain import applications regarding ``curios or relics''
firearms, parts, or ammunition.
Section 522 prohibits the use of funds to include certain
language in trade agreements.
Section 523 prohibits the use of funds in this Act to
authorize or issue a National Security Letter (NSL) in
contravention of certain laws authorizing the Federal Bureau
of Investigation to issue NSLs.
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Section 524 requires the congressional notification of any
project within the Departments of Commerce or Justice, or the
National Science Foundation and the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration totaling more than $75,000,000 that has
cost increases of at least 10 percent.
Section 525 deems funds for intelligence or intelligence-
related activities as authorized by the Congress until the
enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal
year 2009.
Section 526 requires the departments and agencies funded in
this Act to establish and maintain on the homepages of their
Internet websites direct links to the Internet websites of
their Offices of Inspectors General, and a mechanism by which
individuals may anonymously report cases of waste, fraud or
abuse.
Section 527 prohibits contracts or grant awards in excess
of $5,000,000 unless the prospective contractor or grantee
certifies that the organization has filed all Federal tax
returns, has not been convicted of a criminal offense under
the IRS Code of 1986, and has no unpaid Federal tax
assessment.
Section 528 prohibits the use of funds in this Act that is
inconsistent with the principal negotiating objective of the
United States with respect to trade remedy laws.
Section 529 provides for rescissions of unobligated
balances in certain departments and agencies funded in the
Act.
Section 530 prohibits the use of funds in this Act for the
purchase of first class or premium airline travel.
Section 531 prohibits the use of funds to pay for the
attendance of more than 50 employees at any single conference
outside the United States.
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 Senator, House Member,
Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who submitted a request to
the Committee of jurisdiction for each item so identified.
Reference in the following table to ``The President'' is a
reference to President Bush. 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.
COMMERCE, JUSTICE, SCIENCE
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Requester(s)
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House Senate
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Department of Commerce International Trade Auburn University for novel polymeric material Auburn, AL $1,000,000 Aderholt, Robert Shelby
Administration research at Auburn B.; Rogers
University (AL), Mike
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Department of Commerce International Trade Cornell University National Textile Center Ithaca, NY $200,000 Hinchey, Maurice ...............
Administration D.
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Department of Commerce International Trade Georgia Institute of National Textile Center Atlanta, Georgia $100,000 Lewis, John; Chambliss,
Administration Technology Scott, David; Isakson
Johnson, Jr.,
Henry C. Hank
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Department of Commerce International Trade National Textile Center and National Textile Center/ Raleigh, NC and Cary, $100,000 Watt, Melvin L.; ...............
Administration the Textile/Clothing [TC]2 NC Myrick, Sue
Technology Corporation Wilkins; Hayes,
[TC]2 Robin; Shuler,
Heath;
Butterfield, G.
K.; Coble,
Howard
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Department of Commerce International Trade National Textile Centers National Textile Centers Spring House, PA $250,000 Frank, Barney Kennedy, Kerry
Administration program
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Department of Commerce International Trade NC State University NC State Textile Research Raleigh, NC $1,000,000 Price, David E. ...............
Administration
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Department of Commerce International Trade St. Francis University and Saint Francis University Loretto, PA and $350,000 Murtha, John P.; ...............
Administration St. Vincent College Center for Global Latrobe, PA Shuster, Bill
Competitiveness
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Department of Commerce International Trade Textile/Clothing Technology [TC]2 Textile Research Cary, NC $1,000,000 Price, David E.; ...............
Administration Corporation [TC] Aderholt,
Robert B.
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Department of Commerce International Trade Vermont Global Trade to assist small businesses Montpelier, VT $400,000 ................ Leahy
Administration Partnership to participate in trade
missions
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Department of Commerce Minority Business Rural Enterprises of REI Business and Resource Durant, OK $175,000 Boren, Dan ...............
Development Agency Oklahoma, Inc. (REI) Center at Eastern Oklahoma
State College
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Department of Commerce Minority Business Team NEO Northeast Ohio Minority Cleveland, Ohio $150,000 Jones, Stephanie Brown
Development Agency Business Attraction Tubbs
Initiative
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Department of Commerce Minority Business West Liberty State College Emerging Minority Business West Liberty,West $500,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Development Agency Leaders Virginia B.
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Department of Commerce NIST--Construction of Mississippi State University for construction for a Starkville, MS $6,500,000 Pickering, Cochran, Wicker
Research Facilities research and technology Charles W. Chip
park
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Department of Commerce NIST--Construction of The University of for developing a Jackson, MS $6,500,000 Pickering, Cochran, Wicker
Research Facilities Mississippi Medical Center biotechnology research park Charles W. Chip
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Department of Commerce NIST--Construction of The University of Southern to create, develop, and Hattiesburg, MS $1,000,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Research Facilities Mississippi commercialize new
technology for advanced
materials
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Department of Commerce NIST--Construction of University of Alabama for an interdisciplinary Tuscaloosa, AL $30,000,000 ................ Shelby
Research Facilities science and engineering
teaching and research
corridor
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Department of Commerce NIST--Scientific and University at Albany College for a nanoscale fabrication Albany, NY $1,000,000 McNulty, Michael Schumer
Technical Research and of Nanoscale Science and and measurement project R.
Services Engineering
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Department of Commerce NIST--Scientific and University of Maryland, for ultrafast dynamics for College Park, MD $2,000,000 Sarbanes, John Mikulski,
Technical Research and Baltimore County and next generation P.; Bartlett, Cardin
Services College Park nanotechnology research and Roscoe G.
development
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Acadia Partners for Science for natural science research Winter Harbor, ME $500,000 Allen, Thomas H. Snowe, Collins
and Facilities and Learning and education
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Alaska Sea Grant for research on stock Fairbanks, AK $200,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities enhancement for
rehabilitation of depleted
king crab stocks in Alaska
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Alaska SeaLife Center for pinniped research, Seward, AK $1,500,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities marine mammal rescue, and
Resurrection Bay salmon
enhancement
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research American Museum of Natural for a partnership to advance New York, NY $250,000 Nadler, Jerrold; Schumer
and Facilities History envrionmental literacy Hinchey,
through public education Maurice D.
and research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Appalachian Mountain Club Climate Change and Air Gorham, NH $350,000 Shea-Porter, Gregg
and Facilities Pollutant Impacts to New Carol
England's Rare Alpine Zone
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Baldwin County Commission, Gulf Coast Flood Elevation Bay Minette, AL $1,000,000 Bonner, Jo Shelby
and Facilities AL Study, Baldwin County,
Alabama
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Bering Sea Fishermen's Assoc for salmon research and Anchorage, AK $190,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities restoration projects in
Western Alaska and interior
river systems and ongoing
marine productivity
research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Blue Crab Advanced Research Blue Crab Research Baltimore, MD $50,000 Norton, Eleanor ...............
and Facilities Consortium at UMBI--Center Holmes;
of Marine Biotechnology Bartlett,
Roscoe G.;
Moran, James
P.; Van Hollen,
Chris; Hoyer,
Steny H.;
Davis, Tom
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Boise State University Improved Hydrologic Modeling Boise, ID $350,000 Simpson, Michael Crapo
and Facilities of Water Resources for Snow- K.
dominated Regions
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Bowling Green State to monitor cyanobacteria Bowling Green, OH $250,000 ................ Voinovich,
and Facilities University blooms in the Great Lakes Brown
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Bowling Green State Monitoring of Lake Erie Bowling Green, OH $355,000 Latta, Robert Voinovich,
and Facilities University Water Quality with Remote E.; Ryan, Tim Brown
Sensing
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research California Salmon Council West Coast Weak Stock Salmon Folsom, CA $200,000 Woolsey, Lynn ...............
and Facilities Solutions C.; Farr, Sam
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Chesapeake Biological Alliance for Coastal Solomons, MD $1,000,000 Hoyer, Steny H. Cardin
and Facilities Laboratory Technologies
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research City of Mobile for public education Mobile, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research City of Mobile, AL for NOAA educational Mobile, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities exhibits
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research City of Orange Beach for study of Perdido Pass Orange Beach, AL $250,000 Bonner, Jo Shelby
and Facilities Inlet
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research City of Port Aransas to preserve endangered Port Aransas, TX $300,000 Ortiz, Solomon Hutchison
and Facilities wetlands and help stop P.
severe erosion in Port
Aransas and along the
Corpus Christi Ship Channel
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Coastal Steward Water Quality Improvements Port Jefferson Station, $155,000 Bishop, Timothy ...............
and Facilities in Port Jefferson Harbor, NY H.
New York
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Cornell University Regional Climate Center Ithaca, NY $500,000 Hinchey, Maurice Schumer
and Facilities D.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Dauphin Island Sea Lab for fish management Mobile, AL $900,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Delaware River Basin Delaware River Enhanced West Trenton, NJ $235,000 Hinchey, Maurice
and Facilities Commission Flood Warning System D.; Gerlach,
Jim; Dent,
Charles W.;
Holt, Rush D.;
Castle, Michael
N.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Department of Environmental Maui Coral Reef Preservation Wailuku, HI $185,000 Hirono, Mazie K. ...............
and Facilities Management, County of Maui and Restoration
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Eastern Kentucky PRIDE, Inc Eastern Kentucky PRIDE, Inc Somerset, KY $1,000,000 Rogers, Harold ...............
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Eastern Michigan University Coupled Remote Sensing and Ypsilanti, MI $650,000 Dingell, John D. Levin, Stabenow
and Facilities Biological Monitoring of
Invasive Plant Species and
Their Impacts on the
Detroit River International
Wildlife Refuge
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Florida Fish and Wildlife to collect accurate, Leon County, FL $1,000,000 ................ Bill Nelson
and Facilities Commission reliable data on red
snapper catch, bycatch and
mortality
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Florida Fish and Wildlife Cooperative Reef Fish St. Petersburg, FL $1,000,000 Putnam, Adam H. ...............
and Facilities Conservation Commission Monitoring and Research
Program
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Florida International Storm Surge Model Miami, FL $500,000 Diaz-Balart, Bill Nelson
and Facilities University Lincoln
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Florida State University Southeastern Mercury Tallahassee, FL $500,000 Boyd, Allen Martinez
and Facilities Consortium
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Great Lakes Science Center Great Lakes Water Education Cleveland, OH $500,000 LaTourette, Brown
and Facilities STEM Project Steven C.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Gulf of Alaska Coastal for the organization to Anchorage, AK $150,000 Young, Don Murkowski
and Facilities Communities Coalition serve as an advocate for
small boat community-based
fisheries in the Gulf of
Alaska
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Gulf of Maine Lobster to provide economic relief Kennebunk, ME $100,000 Allen, Thomas H. Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Foundation to Maine lobstermen
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Gulf of Maine Research Transforming New England's Portland, ME $200,000 Allen, Thomas H. Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Institute Groundfishery into
Harvesting Sectors
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Hawaii Coral Reef to support monitoring and Honolulu, HI $700,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Initiative, University of research activities on
Hawaii Hawaii coral reefs
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Hawaii Institute of Marine for research in the Hawaiian Kaneohe, HI $2,000,000 Abercrombie, Inouye
and Facilities Biology, University of Archipelago to guide Neil
Hawaii ecosystem based management
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Hubbs SeaWorld Research California Marine Fisheries San Diego, CA $250,000 Davis, Susan A. ...............
and Facilities Institute Replenishment Program
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Florida Marine Sportfish Orlando, FL $295,000 Weldon, Dave Bill Nelson
and Facilities Institute Replenishment
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Idaho State University Boise Center Aerospace Pocatello, ID $350,000 Simpson, Michael Crapo
and Facilities Laboratory (BCAL) Watershed K.
Modeling Utilizing LiDAR
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Illinois State Geological Illinois Height Champaign, IL $725,000 Johnson, Timothy ...............
and Facilities Survey Modernization V.; LaHood, Ray
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research International Pacific to conduct systematic and Honolulu, HI $1,750,000 Hirono, Mazie K. Inouye, Akaka
and Facilities Research Center, University reliable climatographic
of Hawaii research of the Pacific
region
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Iowa State University for a research initiative to Ames, IA $850,000 ................ Harkin,
and Facilities improve understanding of Grassley
surface winds and their
damaging effects
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Jackson State University to establish dispersion Jackson, MS $1,500,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
and Facilities forecasting modelling for
the Gulf Coast Region
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Joint Institute for Marine to conduct research on open Honolulu, HI $1,250,000 Inouye
and Facilities and Atmospheric Research, ocean fisheries in the
University of Hawaii Pacific Ocean
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Kenai Peninsula Borough Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Cook Inlet, AK $700,000 Young, Don ...............
and Facilities Research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Lakes Region Planning to continue efforts to Meredith, NH $100,000 ................ Gregg
and Facilities Commission develop a comprehensive
watershed management plan
for Lake Winnipesaukee
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Louisiana State University to provide more information Baton Rouge, LA $700,000 Alexander, Landrieu
and Facilities A&M for a geodetic reference Rodney
system to aid land planning
in Louisiana
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Maine Department of Marine for the Maine groundfish Augusta, ME $300,000 ................ Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Resources industry in the form of
Emergency Economic
Assistance
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Maine Department of Marine Lobster Research Augusta, ME $150,000 Allen, Thomas Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Resources H.; Michaud,
Michael H.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Maine Department of Marine Maine/New Hampshire Inshore Augusta, ME $250,000 Allen, Thomas Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Resources Trawl Survey H.; Michaud,
Michael H.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Marine Environmental Seals as Sentinels Blue Hill, ME $100,000 Allen, Thomas H. Snowe, Collins
and Facilities Research Institute
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Massachusetts Marine for continued research into New Bedford, MA $1,000,000 Frank, Barney Kennedy, Kerry
and Facilities Fisheries Institute the New England scallop
fishery, to promote
sustainability
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Mississippi University for provide quality scientific, Columbus, MS $375,000 ................ Cochran
and Facilities Women inquiry-based learning for
grades K-12 in-service and
pre-service teachers
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Mobile County Commission Gulf Coast Flood Elevation Mobile, AL $1,000,000 Bonner, Jo Shelby
and Facilities Study, Mobile County,
Alabama
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Monterey Bay Aquarium Bluefin Tuna Tagging and Monterey, CA $250,000 Farr, Sam Feinstein
and Facilities Research Program
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Morgan State University Oyster Hatchery Economic St. Leonard, MD $500,000 Hoyer, Steny H.; Cardin
and Facilities Estuarine Research Center Pilot Program Sarbanes, John
P.; Cummings,
Elijah E.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Mote Marine Laboratory Science Consortium for Ocean Sarasota, FL $500,000 Buchanan, Vern ...............
and Facilities Replenishment
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Marine Fisheries Shrimp Industry Fishing Silver Spring, MD $200,000 Melancon, ...............
and Facilities Service Effort Research Charlie; Boyd,
Continuation Allen;
Wasserman
Schultz,
Debbie;
Alexander,
Rodney
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and for the conservation and Honolulu, HI $7,100,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration recovery of endangered
Hawaiian sea turtle
populations
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and for the conservation and Honolulu, HI $2,600,000 Abercrombie, Inouye, Akaka
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration recovery of the critically Neil
endangered monk seal
population and conservation
of Pacific cetaceans
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and for the deployment of two Honolulu, HI $500,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration oceanographic buoys to
monitor ocean currents near
Ordnance Reef
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and for the NOAA Pacific Honolulu, HI $4,500,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration Services Center to meet the
coastal management needs of
Pacific Island communities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and for the sustainable use of Honolulu, HI $1,500,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration Pacific pelagic fishery
resources and the
production of healthy, safe
domestic seafood
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and to create and implement an Honolulu, HI $1,500,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration integrated system-wide
ocean science education
program piloted in Hawaii's
schools
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and to develop a program to map Silver Spring, MD $1,500,000 Farr, Sam Feinstein,
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration the seafloor of Boxer
California's coastal
waters, inland bays and the
Sacramento-San Joaquin
River Delta
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and to help the Integrated Data Honolulu, HI $2,500,000 ................ Inouye
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration and Environmental
Applications Center meet
critical regional needs for
ocean, climate, and
ecosystem information
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Oceanic and to enhance research on ice Anchorage, AK $250,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities Atmospheric Administration seal populations
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research National Weather Service Bryan County Oklahoma Nexrad Silver Spring, MD $175,000 Boren, Dan Inhofe
and Facilities Doppler Radar
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Nature Conservancy Mapping the Hudson River to Albany, NY $445,000 Hall, John J. Schumer
and Facilities Build Resiliency to Climate
Change
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research New England Aquarium for research of Boston, MA $1,250,000 Lynch, Stephen Kennedy, Kerry,
and Facilities environmentally sensitive F. Sununu
gear technologies designed
to reduce bycatch
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research New Hampshire Lakes to prevent the spread of Concord, NH $100,000 Shea-Porter, Gregg
and Facilities Association exotic aquatic weeds, such Carol
as milfoil and others, in
NH lakes
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research NOAA for NOAA UAS research with Huntsville, AL $750,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities the Army.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Annapolis, MD $550,000 Gilchrest, Wayne Cardin
and Facilities Research T.; Sarbanes,
John P.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office for a network of Annapolis, MD $500,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
and Facilities environmental observation C. A. Dutch; Cardin
platforms Sarbanes, John
P.; Gilchrest,
Wayne T.;
Drake, Thelma
D.; Moran,
James P.;
Wittman, Robert
J.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research NOAA National Weather to purchase, install, and Honolulu County, HI $360,000 ................ Akaka
and Facilities Service Pacific Region maintain rain gages
Headquarters
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research NOAA Office of Education California Bay Watershed Monterey, CA $2,500,000 Pelosi, Nancy; ...............
and Facilities Education and Training Capps, Lois;
Program (B-WET) Farr, Sam
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Northwestern University NU Great Lakes Restoration Evanston, IL $1,000,000 Emanuel, Rahm ...............
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Nova Southeastern University Nova Southeastern University Ft. Lauderdale, FL $1,000,000 Wasserman Martinez
and Facilities National Coral Reef Schultz,
Institute Debbie; Klein,
Ron
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Nurture Nature Foundation Flood Awareness and Easton, PA $250,000 Dent, Charles W. ...............
and Facilities Emergency Preparedness
Education Campaign
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Oceanic Institute for research to make marine Waimanalo, HI $750,000 Hirono, Mazie K. Inouye
and Facilities finfish culture
technologies economically
viable for commercial
operation
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Oregon Salmon Commission West Coast Weak Stock Salmon Lincoln City, OR $200,000 Hooley, Darlene; Wyden
and Facilities Solutions: Using ``Real Wu, David
Time'' Oceanographic and
Genetic Research to Improve
Science, Management, and
Marketing of West Coast
Ocean Salmon Fisheries
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Oregon State University Klamath River Fish Disease Corvallis, OR $640,000 DeFazio, Peter Wyden
and Facilities Research--NOAA Fisheries A.; Hooley,
Darlene;
Thompson, Mike;
Blumenauer,
Earl; Walden,
Greg
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Partnership for Mid-Atlantic to address the most urgent Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ $1,000,000 LoBiondo, Frank Lautenberg,
and Facilities Fisheries Science scientific problems A.; King, Peter Menendez
limiting successful T.; Pallone,
management of summer Jr., Frank
flounder in the Mid-
Atlantic region
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Pierce College Meteorological Equipment, Woodland Hills, CA $85,000 Sherman, Brad ...............
and Facilities Pierce College Weather
Station
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Pioneer Valley Planning Pioneer Valley Planning West Springfield, MA $150,000 Olver, John W. ...............
and Facilities Commission Commission to Establish a
Lower Connecticut River
Joint Commission
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Plymouth State University for continued weather Plymouth, NH $200,000 ................ Gregg
and Facilities technology and observation
at Plymouth State
University
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Provincetown Center for Provincetown Center for Provincetown, MA $500,000 Delahunt, Kerry, Kennedy
and Facilities Coastal Studies Coastal Studies Right Whale William D.
Conservation
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Puerto Rico Coral Reef Puerto Rico Coral Reef Mayaguez, Puerto Rico $240,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
and Facilities Monitoring Institute Monitoring Institute
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Regional Climate Centers Funding for climate research Reno, NV; Chapel Hill, $3,000,000 Johnson, Timothy Reid, Schumer,
and Facilities at nationwide sites NC, Baton Rouge, LA; V. Ben Nelson,
Baton Rouge, LA; Ensign
Ithaca, NY; Champaign,
IL; Lincoln, NE, NV
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Rhode Island Coastal for the development of a Wakefield, RI $1,000,000 ................ Reed
and Facilities Resource Management Council comprehensive habitat
restoration and protection
plan for Narragansett Bay
and nearby water bodies
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research San Jose State University Training the Next Generation San Jose, CA $115,000 Honda, Michael ...............
and Facilities Weather Forecasters M.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Savannah State University Savannah State University Savannah, GA $450,000 Barrow, John ...............
and Facilities HBCU HBCU Marine Sciences
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Save the Bay for a middle-school youth Providence, RI $1,000,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
and Facilities program to study, cleanup, J. Whitehouse
and preserve Narragansett
Bay
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research School for Marine Science for continued research and New Bedford, MA $3,000,000 Frank, Barney Kennedy, Kerry
and Facilities and Technology development of new methods
to protect, preserve, and
improve the health of multi-
species fisheries in New
England
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Sea Grant Law Center to integrate biotechnology Oxford, MS $750,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
and Facilities and undersea technology
development with cutting
edge research for the
advancement of marine
science
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Society for the Protection to continue a program to Concord, NH $100,000 Hodes, Paul W. Gregg, Sununu
and Facilities of New Hampshire Forests proactively conserve
undeveloped river frontage
and upland watershed
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research State of Alaska to support private industry Juneau, AK $150,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities participation in two
international fishery
advisory groups
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research State of Lousiana to conduct priority research Baton Rouge, LA $250,000 ................ Vitter
and Facilities and provide science support
for the restoration of the
Pontchartrain Basin
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research State of Wisconsin Wisconsin Height Madison, WI $2,150,000 Obey, David R. ...............
and Facilities Modernization Program
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research States of Maryland and to provide economic Annapolis, MD; $10,000,000 ................ Mikulski,
and Facilities Virginia assistance, equally divided Richmond, VA Warner,
between States of Maryland Cardin, Webb
and Virginia, to watermen
and communities impacted by
the Secretary of Commerce's
blue crab disaster
declaration of September
22, 2008
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research States of Maryland and to restore oyster habitat Annapolis, MD; $4,600,000 Hoyer, Steny H.; Mikulski,
and Facilities Virginia and plant disease free Richmond, VA Bartlett, Warner,
oysters in scientifically Roscoe G.; Cardin, Webb
selected sites throughout Moran, James
the Chesapeake Bay P.; Norton,
Eleanor Holmes;
Scott, Robert
C. Bobby; Van
Hollen, Chris;
Gilchrest,
Wayne T.;
Sarbanes, John
P.;
Ruppersberger,
C. A. Dutch;
Davis, Tom;
Wittman, Robert
J.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Susquehanna River Basin for operations and Harrisburg, PA $2,000,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski
and Facilities Commission maintenance of a flood C. A. Dutch
forecast and warning system
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The Alaska Sea Otter and Steller Sea Lion Anchorage, AK $300,000 Young, Don Murkowski
and Facilities Steller Sea Lion Commission Comanagement, Biosampling
(TASSC) and Outreach/Education
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The James J. Howard Marine James J. Howard Marine Highlands, NJ $300,000 Pallone, Jr., ...............
and Facilities Sciences Laboratory Sciences Labratory Frank
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The JASON Project JASON Project Ashburn, VA $5,600,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
and Facilities B.; Kennedy,
Patrick J.;
Regula, Ralph
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The Nature Conservancy Southern New England Middletown, CT and Cold $500,000 DeLauro, Rosa
and Facilities Seagrass Research and Spring Harbor, NY L.; Bishop,
Restoration Project Timothy H.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The University of Alabama at for nanotoxicology research Birmingham, AL $700,000 Aderholt, Robert Shelby
and Facilities Birmingham B.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research The University of Southern to build decision support Hattiesburg, MS $500,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
and Facilities Mississippi tools related to flooding
and/or storm surge that
provide a 3D visulization
for emergency management
officals to plan, train,
and coordinate relief
efforts
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Thunder Bay Marine Sanctuary for the lease for the Great Alpena, MI $1,000,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
and Facilities Lakes Maritime Heritage
Center
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Alabama at for cooperative institute Huntsville, AL $800,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities Huntsville
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Alabama at for weather research in the Huntsville, AL $800,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
and Facilities Huntsville Gulf of Mexico Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Alaska for advanced submarine Fairbanks, AK $500,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities surveys to establish new
U.S. claims for seabed
resources
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Alaska for research on coastal Fairbanks, AK $100,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities vulnerability to climate
change
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Connecticut National Undersea Research Storrs, CT $350,000 Courtney, Joe Dodd
and Facilities Program NURP
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Evansville University of Evansville's Evansville, IN $300,000 Ellsworth, Brad ...............
and Facilities Conservation Park Programs
for Environmental Research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Guam Western Pacific Coral Reef Mangilao, Guam $350,000 Bordallo, ...............
and Facilities Ecosystems Studies Program Madeleine Z.
(CSCOR-NCCOS)
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Hawaii Sea County of Hawaii Coastal Honolulu, HI $115,000 Hirono, Mazie K. ...............
and Facilities Grant College Program Land Use Extension Project
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Maryland for the Advanced Study College Park, MD $1,000,000 Hoyer, Steny H.; Mikulski,
and Facilities College Park Institute for Environmental Bartlett, Cardin
Prediction to study climate Roscoe G.;
impacts and adaptation in Cummings,
the Mid-Atlantic region Elijah E.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Massachusetts, Climate System Research Amherst, MA $650,000 Olver, John W. Kennedy, Kerry
and Facilities Amherst Center
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Miami to improve and expedite Miami-Dade County, FL $250,000 Hastings, Alcee Bill Nelson,
and Facilities hurricane forecasts through L. Martinez
rapid transition of results
to NOAA operations
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Mississippi for a research project on Oxford, MS $1,500,000 ................ Cochran,
and Facilities the public safety Inouye, Wicker
applications of infrasound
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Mississippi for training, education and Oxford, MS $850,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
and Facilities research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Mississippi to integrates biotechnology Oxford, MS $5,000,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
and Facilities and undersea technology
development with cutting
edge research for the
advancement of marine
science and discovering new
products from the sea
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of New Hampshire for continued weather and Durham, NH $300,000 ................ Gregg
and Facilities air quality research
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of North Alabama for geospatial analysis Florence, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of North Carolina UNC Southeast Regional Chapel Hill, NC $400,000 McIntyre, Mike ...............
and Facilities at Chapel Hill Climate Center
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Oklahoma National Weather Radar Norman, OK $350,000 Cole, Tom Inhofe
and Facilities Testbed Phased Array Radar
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Rhode Island for assessing the water Kingston, RI $1,000,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
and Facilities quality, ecology, fish, and J.; Langevin, Whitehouse
fisheries of Narragansett James R.
Bay
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Rhode Island Inner Space Center Narragansett, RI $300,000 Langevin, James ...............
and Facilities R.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of South Alabama for hurricane monitoring in Mobile, AL $700,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities the Gulf of Mexico
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of South Alabama for oyster rehabilitation Mobile, AL $800,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Tennessee Atmospheric Science Research Tullahoma, TN $500,000 Davis, Lincoln Alexander
and Facilities Space Institute
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Texas Marine UTMSI--Center for Biological Port Aransas, TX $500,000 Ortiz, Solomon ...............
and Facilities Science Institute Indicators of Change in P.
Coastal Ecosystem Health
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Toledo, Lake Maumee Bay Fish Kill Study Toledo, OH $750,000 Kaptur, Marcy ...............
and Facilities Erie Center
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Vermont for research on water Burlington, VT $350,000 ................ Leahy
and Facilities quality, ecosystem health
and the transport of
pollutants
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research University of Vermont for research targeting, Burlington, VT $250,000 ................ Leahy
and Facilities understanding and
mitigating invasive
species, toxic blue green
algae and new contaminants
of concern
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Valparaiso University Valparaiso University for Valparaiso, IN $250,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
and Facilities Meteorological Equipment J.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Virginia Institute of Marine Virginia Trawl Survey Glouchester, VA $150,000 Norton, Eleanor ...............
and Facilities Science Holmes; Scott,
Robert C.
Bobby; Moran,
James P.;
Bartlett,
Roscoe G.; Van
Hollen, Chris;
Hoyer, Steny
H.; Gilchrest,
Wayne T.;
Davis, Tom;
Wittman, Robert
J.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Virginia Polytechnic Horseshoe Crab Research Blacksburg, VA $400,000 Boucher, Rick ...............
and Facilities Institute & State
University
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Von Braun Center for Science for research Gulf Coast Huntsville, AL $750,000 ................ Shelby
and Facilities & Innovation--Not for research
Profit
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Washington State Department for citizen-driven Olympia, WA $1,600,000 ................ Murray,
and Facilities of Ecology environmental protection Cantwell
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research West Virginia Department of Stream Restoration Program Charleston,WV $750,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
and Facilities Natural Resources B.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research West Virginia University WVU Environmental Center Morgantown, WV $1,750,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
and Facilities B.
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Western Kentucky University to complete the development Bowling Green, KY $700,000 ................ McConnell
and Facilities of a monitoring system that
will collect real-time
weather observations
through a statewide grid of
stations in Kentucky
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Wildlife Conservation Bronx River and South Bronx Bronx, NY $1,000,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
and Facilities Society Waterfront
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Operations, Research Yukon River Drainage to continue monitoring, Anchorage, AK $180,000 ................ Murkowski
and Facilities Fisheries research, and educational
efforts for subsistence and
commercial fisheries along
the Yukon River
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Auburn University for research Auburn, AL $1,500,000 ................ Shelby
Acquisition and
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, City of Dauphin Island for shoreline restoration Dauphin Island, AL $400,000 ................ Shelby
Acquisition and
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Great Bay Resource for continued protection and Portsmouth, NH $3,000,000 Shea-Porter, Gregg, Sununu
Acquisition and Protection Partnership acquisition of critical Carol
Construction habitats and lands around
Great Bay
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Henderson County Fiscal to purchase severe weather Henderson County, KY $110,000 ................ McConnell,
Acquisition and Court warning sirens in populated Bunning
Construction areas of Henderson County,
where no systems currently
exist
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Institute for Marine Mammal to complete construction of Gulfport, MS $1,500,000 ................ Cochran
Acquisition and Studies a facility dedicated to
Construction rehabilition, conservation,
and education on marine
mammals with a focus on
dolphins
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Mississippi Center for for construction of a Jackson, MS $1,600,000 ................ Cochran
Acquisition and Conservation and research facility
Construction Biodiversity
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Mississippi State University to more effectively link Starkville, MS $4,500,000 Pickering, Cochran, Wicker
Acquisition and local, state, regional, and Charles W. Chip
Construction national organizations
concerned with Northern
Gulf wetlands issues and
management
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, National Weather Service for a doppler radar station Silver Spring, MD $2,000,000 ................ Murray,
Acquisition and in Washington state Cantwell
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, Thunder Bay Marine Sanctuary for exhibits and Alpena, MI $500,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Acquisition and telepresence technology
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, University of Alabama for weather research in the Tuscaloosa, AL $10,550,000 ................ Shelby
Acquisition and Gulf of Mexico
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, University of Delaware for a real-time satellite Dover, DE $750,000 ................ Biden, Carper
Acquisition and receiving station
Construction
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, University of Maryland to rebuild the Horn Point Cambridge, MD $2,000,000 ................ Mikulski,
Acquisition and Center for Environmental laboratory Cardin
Construction Science
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Department of Commerce NOAA--Procurement, University of Rhode Island equipment for the Pell Kingston, RI $1,200,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
Acquisition and Library and Undersea J. Whitehouse
Construction Exploration Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Accomack County, VA Law Enforcement Technology Accomack, Virginia $90,000 Drake, Thelma D. ...............
Technology Sheriff's Office Improvement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Alabama Criminal Justice for law enforcement data Montgomery, AL $350,000 ................ Shelby
Technology Information Center (ACJIC) gathering and dissemination
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Alabama Department of Electronic Training and Montgomery, Alabama $375,000 Everett, Terry; ...............
Technology Corrections (ADOC) Security Tools (ETAST) Rogers (AL),
Phase II Mike; Aderholt,
Robert B.;
Cramer, Jr.,
Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Alamance County, North 800 MHz Emergency Alamance County, North $500,000 Miller, Brad; ...............
Technology Carolina Communications System Carolina Coble, Howard
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Allentown Police Department Lehigh Valley Regional Crime Allentown, PA $500,000 Dent, Charles W. ...............
Technology Center Technology
Infrastructure
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Anson County, NC Anson County, NC First Wadesboro, NC $200,000 Hayes, Robin ...............
Technology Responder Communications
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Arkansas State Police to implement an Little Rock, AR $200,000 ................ Pryor, Lincoln
Technology interoperable system to
provide an interactive
picture of law enforcement
resources in route and at
the scene of critical
incidents or natural
disasters
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Ascension Parish Sheriff Ascension Parish Law Carville, LA $300,000 Cazayoux, Donald Vitter
Technology Enforcement Training J.; Alexander,
Equipment Rodney
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Asheville/Buncombe County CCBI Universal Latent Asheville/Buncombe $190,000 Shuler, Heath ...............
Technology City-County Bureau of Workstation (ULW) w/facial County, North Carolina
Identification recognition
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes for the operation of a 911 Poplar, MT $100,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Technology of the Fort Peck call center
Reservation
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Athens County Sheriff Athens County Sheriff Athens County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Aurora, IL Police Department Aurora, IL Police Equipment Aurora, IL $250,000 Foster, Bill ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Baltimore County for technology upgrades Baltimore County, MD $1,500,000 Cummings, Elijah Mikulski,
Technology E.; Cardin
Ruppersberger,
C. A. Dutch
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Beckham County Sheriff's Western Oklahoma Law Sayre, Oklahoma $500,000 Lucas, Frank D. ...............
Technology Department Enforcement Alliance
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Belmont County Sheriff Belmont County Sheriff Belmont County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Benwood, WV Police Benwood, WV Police Benwood, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Berkeley Township Police for a comprehensive video Bayville, NJ $500,000 ................ Lautenberg,
Technology Department security system Menendez
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Bethalto Police Department Interoperable Communications Bethalto, IL $100,000 Costello, Jerry ...............
Technology Upgrades, Bethalto, IL F.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Bloomsburg University Center for Computer Bloomsburg, PA $200,000 Kanjorski, Paul Casey
Technology Forensics Research E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Boone County Sheriff Central Missouri Regional Columbia, MO $200,000 Hulshof, Kenny ...............
Technology Justice Information System C.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Borough of Edgewater Edgewater Police and Borough of Edgewater, $500,000 Rothman, Steven Lautenberg,
Technology Emergency Services New Jersey R. Menendez
Equipment Upgrade Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Borough of Hatboro Police Hatboro--Police Hatboro, PA $125,000 Schwartz, ...............
Technology Department Communications Allyson Y.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Borough of Monaca Monaca Borough Police Monaca, Pennsylvania $100,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Bound Brook Police Bound Brook Police Bound Brook, New Jersey $250,000 Ferguson, Mike ...............
Technology Department Department Communications
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Bowie Police Department Bowie Police Department Bowie, MD $500,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Technology and Equipment
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Bristol Township Police Bristol Township Police Bristol, PA $400,000 Murphy, Patrick ...............
Technology Department Department for law J.
enforcement techonogies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Brooklyn Police Department Brooklyn, IL Public safety Brooklyn, IL $100,000 Costello, Jerry ...............
Technology Technology Improvements F.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Brown County Brown County Police Radio Brown County, Wisconsin $230,000 Kagen, Steve ...............
Technology Tower
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cabell County Emergency Cabell County Emergency Huntington, WV $1,400,000 Rahall, II, Nick ...............
Technology Response Center Response Center J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Caddo Parish District to equip a sexual predator NW Louisiana, LA $200,000 ................ Vitter
Technology Attorney task force
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement CALGANG Executive Board CALGANG System Enhancements Sonoma, California $200,000 Costa, Jim ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Calhoun County Sheriff for law enforcement data Anniston, AL $350,000 ................ Shelby
Technology gathering and dissemination
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement California State DOJ Vision 2015--Criminal Sacramento, CA $500,000 Honda, Michael ...............
Technology Justice Information Sharing M.
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Calvert County to purchase equipment Calvert County, MD $500,000 Hoyer, Steny H. Mikulski
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cannon County Sheriff Cannon County Sheriff Woodbury, TN $50,000 Gordon, Bart ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cass County Sheriff 9-1-1 Center Equipment & Virginia, IL $515,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Technology Communications Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cedar Rapids Police Cedar Rapids Police Cedar Rapids, IA $135,000 Loebsack, David ...............
Technology Department Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Centenary College for improvement of campus Shreveport, LA $500,000 McCrery, Jim Landrieu,
Technology security Vitter
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Center for Technology for the continued Westborough, MA $750,000 ................ Kennedy, Kerry
Technology Commercialization development of law
enforcement technology and
training programs
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Centre County Commissioners Centre County 911 emergency Bellefonte, $1,000,000 Peterson, John ...............
Technology Communications Upgrade Pennsylvania E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Charlevoix Cheboygan Emmet Charlevoix Cheboygan Emmet Petoskey, MI $300,000 Stupak, Bart ...............
Technology Central Dispatch Authority Central Dispatch
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Charlottesville-UVA- Law Enforcement Visual Charlottesville, VA $1,500,000 Goode, Jr., ...............
Technology Albemarle County Emergency Intelligence Tool Virgil H.
Communications Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cherry Hill Township for law enforcement Cherry Hill, NJ $250,000 ................ Lautenberg,
Technology communications Menendez
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Chester County, PA District Crime Scene and Evidence West Chester, PA $100,000 Sestak, Joe ...............
Technology Attorney Tracking Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Chesterfield County Chesterfield County Chesterfield County, VA $300,000 Forbes, J. Randy ...............
Technology Technology Upgrades and
Operational Enhancements
Projects
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe for upgrades and maintenance Cheyenne River Indian $250,000 Herseth Sandlin, Johnson
Technology to the 911 system Reservation, SD Stephanie
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Chippewa County Chippewa County Sheriff, Sault Ste. Marie, MI $45,000 Stupak, Bart ...............
Technology SeaBotix ROV
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cincinnati Police Department Cincinnati Police Department Cincinnati, OH $900,000 Chabot, Steve ...............
Technology Automated Fingerprint
Identification Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cities of Concord and Regional Radio Upgrade Concord, NC & $300,000 Hayes, Robin; Burr
Technology Kannapolis, North Carolina Kannapolis, NC Watt, Melvin L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City and County of San San Francisco Gun Location San Francisco, CA $1,000,000 Pelosi, Nancy Feinstein
Technology Francisco Technology and Policing
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Albuquerque for the Public Safety Comprehensive Albuquerque, New Mexico $500,000 Wilson, Heather ...............
Technology Albuquerque Police Information System
Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Alexandria Police Northern Kentucky Data Boone, Kenton & $30,000 Davis, Geoff ...............
Technology Department, Campbell Interoperability Campbell Counties, KY
County, KY
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Allentown for security camera Allentown, PA $400,000 ................ Specter
Technology acquisition and
installation
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Arlington Public Safety Multipurpose Arlington, Texas $500,000 Barton, Joe ...............
Technology Communication
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Astoria to enhance public safety Astoria, OR $325,000 Wu, David Wyden
Technology radio systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Auburn City of Auburn Mobile Data Auburn, AL $75,000 Rogers (AL), Shelby
Technology System Mike
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Austin City of Austin Police Austin, TX $350,000 Carter, John R.; ...............
Technology Technology Smith, Lamar
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Baldwin Park Police Interoperable/Improvement Baldwin Park, CA $215,000 Solis, Hilda L. ...............
Technology Department Radio Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Bayonne to purchase equipment for a Bayonne, NJ $600,000 Sires, Albio Lautenberg,
Technology new centralized command and Menendez
control operations center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Bell Gardens Police Communications Bell Gardens, CA $250,000 Roybal-Allard, ...............
Technology Interoperability Project Lucille
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Billings to purchase digital video Billings, MT $269,000 Rehberg, Dennis Baucus, Tester
Technology cameras, a tactical blanket R.
system and a tactical
armored security vehicle
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Boca Raton, Florida Law Enforcement Technology-- Boca Raton, Florida $300,000 Wexler, Robert ...............
Technology High Speed Wireless Mesh
Network, Boca Raton, FL
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Bradenton Police Cruiser In-Car Video Bradenton, Florida $200,000 Buchanan, Vern ...............
Technology System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Brea Brea Police Department Brea, California $50,000 Miller, Gary G. ...............
Technology Technology Improvements
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Brewton for equipment and technology Escambia, AL $200,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Bridgeport, WV Bridgeport, WV Police Bridgeport, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Police Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Buffalo City of Buffalo Law Buffalo, New York $450,000 Slaughter, Schumer
Technology Enforcement Technology Louise
McIntosh;
Higgins, Brian
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Burien for emergency communications Burien, WA $150,000 McDermott, Jim Murray
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Calera for equipment and technology Calera, AL $200,000 Bachus, Spencer Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Camden for the purchase of Camden, NJ $1,000,000 Andrews, Robert Lautenberg,
Technology equipment to more E. Menendez
effectively fight crime
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Cameron, WV Police Cameron, WV Police Cameron, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Cathedral City, Eastern Riverside County Cathedral City, $400,000 Bono Mack, Mary ...............
Technology California Interoperability California
Communication Authority
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Cerritos Cerritos, CA Public Safety Cerritos, CA $350,000 Sanchez, Linda ...............
Technology Technology Improvements T.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Charles Town WV Charles Town Police Charles Town, West $124,000 Capito, Shelley ...............
Technology Police Department Department Technology Virginia Moore
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Chester, WV Police Chester, WV Police Chester, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Cincinnati Cincinnati Communications Cincinnati, Ohio $1,270,000 Schmidt, Jean Voinovich,
Technology Equipment Brown
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Claremont Claremont Emergency Claremont, California $1,800,000 Dreier, David ...............
Technology Operations Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Conyers Georgia Police Technology Upgrades Conyers, Georgia $230,000 Johnson, Jr., Chambliss,
Technology Henry C. Hank Isakson
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Corona Police Interoperability Equipment Corona, California $330,000 Calvert, Ken ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Corona Police Public Safety Wireless Corona, California $325,000 Calvert, Ken ...............
Technology Department Network
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Covina Police In-Car Digital Video Program Covina, CA $155,000 Solis, Hilda L. ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Covina Police Regional Training Equipment-- Covina, CA $65,000 Solis, Hilda L. ...............
Technology Department Simunitions Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Detroit Emergency Vehicle Preemption Detroit, Michigan $600,000 Kilpatrick, ...............
Technology System Carolyn C.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Detroit, MI City of Detroit Emergency Detroit, MI $520,000 Conyers, Jr., ...............
Technology Vehicle Preemption System John
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Doral City of Doral Police City of Doral, FL $500,000 Diaz-Balart, Bill Nelson
Technology Department Mario
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Dothan for equipment and technology Dothan, AL $300,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of East Point East Point Law Enforcement East Point, Georgia $300,000 Lewis, John Chambliss
Technology Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Emporia Police City of Emporia Emporia, Kansas $150,000 Moran, Jerry ...............
Technology Department Communication and
Surveillance Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Evanston Anti-gang initiative Evanston, IL $25,000 Schakowsky, ...............
Technology Janice D.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Fayetteville to purchase, install and Fayetteville, AR $500,000 Boozman, John Pryor, Lincoln
Technology implement a simulcast radio
system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Fayetteville and City of Fayetteville and Fayetteville, NC $200,000 McIntyre, Mike; ...............
Technology Cumberland County, NC Cumberland County, NC Hayes, Robin
regional Public Safety
Communications
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Flemingsburg Police Mobile Data Terminal Flemingsburg, KY $45,000 Davis, Geoff ...............
Technology Department, KY Acquisition, Flemingsburg,
KY
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Flint for in-car computers and in- Flint, MI $500,000 Kildee, Dale E. Levin, Stabenow
Technology car cameras
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Flora for equipment upgrades and Flora, MS $250,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Technology improvements for the police
department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Fond du Lac, Fond du Fond du Lac Police Fond du Lac, Wisconsin $385,000 Petri, Thomas E. ...............
Technology Lac Police Department Department Interoperable
Communications Program
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Fort Lauderdale Police Digital In-Car Video Fort Lauderdale, FL $400,000 Klein, Ron ...............
Technology Cameras/Technology Packages
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Fullerton Law Enforcement Body Armor, Fullerton, CA $100,000 Sanchez, Loretta ...............
Technology Fullerton, CA
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gadsden for equipment and technology Gadsden, AL $250,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gaithersburg, MD Public Safety Equipment for Gaithersburg, MD $75,000 Van Hollen, Cardin
Technology Anti-Gang Initiative Chris
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gallipolis, Ohio Gallipolis Communication Gallipolis, OH $250,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology Interoperability Project A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Garden City Police Garden City, KS Police Garden City, Kansas $150,000 Moran, Jerry ...............
Technology Department Department Video Monitoring
Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Garden Grove Garden Grove, CA Law Garden Grove, CA $200,000 Sanchez, Loretta ...............
Technology Enforcement Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gardena Gardena Public Safety Gardena, California $380,000 Waters, Maxine ...............
Technology Surveillance
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gilbert Police City of Gilbert Integrated Gilbert, MN $50,000 Oberstar, James ...............
Technology Department Radio System L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gillette WyoLink Upgrades Gillette, WY $250,000 Cubin, Barbara ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Glen Cove Police Department Technology City of Glen Cove, NY $120,000 King, Peter T. Schumer
Technology Improvements
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Glen Dale, WV Police Glen Dale, WV Police Glen Dale, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Glenville, WV Glenville, WV Police Glenville, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Grafton, WV Police Grafton, WV Police Grafton, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Green Bay Green Bay Police Dept-- Green Bay, WI $90,000 Kagen, Steve ...............
Technology Training Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Green Bay, WI Green Bay Police Dept. Green Bay, WI $40,000 Kagen, Steve ...............
Technology Drying Room
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Green Bay, WI Green Bay Police Dept. Green Bay, WI $200,000 Kagen, Steve ...............
Technology Forensic Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Greenbelt Greenbelt Computer-Aided Greenbelt, MD $750,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Dispatch and Records
Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Greenbelt Greenbelt Interoperable Greenbelt, MD $200,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Radio Communication
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Greensburg Police City of Greensburg Police Greensburg, $435,000 Murphy, Tim ...............
Technology Department Department Emergency Pennsylvania
Communications
Interoperability System and
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Greenville Police for mobile data terminals Greenville, SC $150,000 ................ Graham
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Greenville, North City of Greenville Law Greenville, North $175,000 Butterfield, G. ...............
Technology Carolina Enforcement Technology Carolina K.
Improvement Initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Gulf Shores for equipment and technology Gulf Shores, AL $350,000 Bonner, Jo Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Hampton Police Equipment Upgrades Hampton, Virginia $120,000 Drake, Thelma D. ...............
Technology Division
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Hartford for equipment at a new Hartford, CT $750,000 Larson, John B. Dodd, Lieberman
Technology public safety complex
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Hartselle Police City of Hartselle, Police Hartselle, AL $160,000 Aderholt, Robert ...............
Technology Department Department B.; Cramer,
Jr., Robert E.
(Bud)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Herrin, IL Herrin Public Safety Project Herrin, IL $100,000 Costello, Jerry ...............
Technology F.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Hialeah City of Hialeah Police Hialeah, Florida $600,000 Diaz-Balart, ...............
Technology Equipment Upgrades Lincoln
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Houston Houston Interoperability Houston, TX $1,000,000 Culberson, John Cornyn
Technology Initiative Abney
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Hyattsville Hyattsville Police Hyattsville, MD $200,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Technology Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Imperial Police Mobile Incident Command Imperial, CA $250,000 Filner, Bob Boxer
Technology Department Center, Imperial, CA
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Indianapolis IMPD Technology Equipment Indianapolis, IN $500,000 Carson, Andre Lugar
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Inglewood Police to upgrade the Inglewood Inglewood, CA $500,000 Waters, Maxine Boxer
Technology Department Police Department's radio
system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Iowa City for integrated emergency Iowa City, IA $125,000 ................ Grassley
Technology resources
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Jackson for crime fighting Jackson, MS $750,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Technology technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Jeffersonville-- Police Data and Jeffersonville, IN $300,000 Hill, Baron P. ...............
Technology Mayor Communications System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Junction City Police Junction City, KS Police Junction City, Kansas $150,000 Moran, Jerry ...............
Technology Department Department Technology
Improvements
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Kalispell to create a public safety Kalispell, MT $750,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Technology training and testing
facility for first
responders
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Kenosha Police for technology upgrades Kenosha, WI $100,000 ................ Kohl
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Kingwood, WV Police Kingwood, WV Police Police Kingwood, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lake Elsinore, CA Lake Elsinore Emergency Lake Elsinore, CA $100,000 Issa, Darrell E. ...............
Technology Operations Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lansing, MI City of Lansing--Law Lansing, MI $500,000 Rogers (MI), Levin, Stabenow
Technology Enforcement Mike
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Laurel Laurel Emergency Mobile Laurel, MD $450,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Command Vehicle Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lebanon Lebanon City Police Lebanon, PA $200,000 Holden, Tim ...............
Technology Department Technology
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Leeds City of Leeds (AL) Police Leeds, AL $100,000 Bachus, Spencer ...............
Technology Technology Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lincoln Police Lincoln Police Department Lincoln, IL $25,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Technology Department security upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lincoln, Nebraska Lincoln Police Department Lincoln, Nebraska $132,000 Fortenberry, Hagel
Technology Technology Upgrades Jeff
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Little Rock, to upgrade an 800 MHz Little Rock, AR $500,000 Snyder, Vic Pryor, Lincoln
Technology Arkansas communications network and
complete its conversion to
a digital system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Lompoc Lompoc Gang Activity Lompoc, CA $400,000 Gallegly, Elton ...............
Technology Surveillance Program
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Los Angeles to expand the City of Los Los Angeles, CA $500,000 ................ Feinstein
Technology Angeles mass notification
system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Maitland City of Maitland Computer Maitland, FL $170,000 Mica, John L.; Bill Nelson
Technology Aided Dispatch System Brown, Corrine
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Mannington, WV Mannington, WV Police Mannington, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Police Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of McKinney Public Safety Radio System McKinney, Texas $300,000 Johnson, Sam; ...............
Technology Replacement Hall, Ralph M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of McMechen, WV Police McMechen, WV Police McMechen, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Medford to provide for the merging Medford, OR $700,000 Walden, Greg Wyden
Technology of two existing 911
dispatch centers into one
facility
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Mesa, Arizona East Valley Rapid Crime Mesa, Arizona $275,000 Mitchell, Harry ...............
Technology Analysis E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Miami to improve the ability to Miami-Dade County, FL $400,000 Ros-Lehtinen, Bill Nelson
Technology process and store Ileana
photographic evidence for
investigations and
emergencies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Milwaukee Police to install a gunshot Milwaukee, WI $650,000 ................ Kohl
Technology Department location system for high
crime areas
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Minneapolis for the purchase of car Minneapolis, MN $300,000 Ellison, Keith Coleman,
Technology cameras and mobile data Klobuchar
centers for police officers
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Missoula for a new police Missoula, MT $300,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Technology headquarters
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Monroe, NC Monroe, NC Police Department Monroe, NC $300,000 Hayes, Robin Burr
Technology In-Car Camera Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Monterey Park Police Protective Equipment Monterey Park, CA $50,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Montgomery and for equipment and technology Montgomery, AL $500,000 Rogers (AL), Shelby
Technology Montgomery County upgrades Mike
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Moultrie, GA Interoperability Moultrie, GA $350,000 Marshall, Jim Chambliss
Technology Communications Project--
Moultrie, GA
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of New Haven New Haven Police Department New Haven, CT $1,000,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. Dodd, Lieberman
Technology First Responders Technology
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of New Martinsville, WV New Martinsville, WV Police New Martinsville, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Police Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Newark Police for the purchase of video Newark, DE $115,420 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology Department surveillance cameras in the N.
downtown area
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Norfolk Police Policy Technology Upgrades Norfolk, Virginia $250,000 Drake, Thelma ...............
Technology Department D.; Scott,
Robert C. Bobby
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Norman Norman Public Safety Norman, OK $150,000 Cole, Tom Inhofe
Technology Networking Initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of North Las Vegas for a records management N. Las Vegas, NV $300,000 Berkley, Shelley Reid
Technology Police Department system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Norwalk, CA Norwalk Public Safety Norwalk, CA $170,000 Napolitano, ...............
Technology Department Computer Aided Grace F.
Dispatching and Records
Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Oakland to provide law enforcement Oakland, CA $500,000 ................ Feinstein,
Technology equipment Boxer
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Oakland, California Automatic Vehicle Locating Oakland, California $250,000 Lee, Barbara ...............
Technology (AVL) Systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Opa Locka City of Opa Locka Equipment Opa Locka, FL $75,000 Meek, Kendrick ...............
Technology for Community Policing B.
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Philadelphia City of Philadelphia Indoor Philadelphia, PA $260,000 Schwartz, ...............
Technology Firing Range Equipment Allyson Y.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Phoenix City of Phoenix Police Phoenix, AZ $500,000 Pastor, Ed ...............
Technology Officer Communications
Network
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Pine Bluff, AR City of Pine Bluff Precinct Pine Bluff, AR $400,000 Ross, Mike ...............
Technology Improvement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Pismo Beach, CA Pismo Beach Radio Relay Pismo Beach, CA $200,000 Capps, Lois ...............
Technology Towers
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Pittsburgh for deployment of security Pittsburgh, PA $250,000 Doyle, Michael Casey
Technology cameras in 15 different F.
business districts
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Plant City Mobile Incident Response Plant City, Florida $300,000 Bilirakis, Gus ...............
Technology Center and Command Post M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Port Jervis Police Enhanced Tactical and Port Jervis, NY $110,000 Hall, John J. ...............
Technology Department Emergency Response
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Prattville for equipment and technology Prattville, AL $400,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Radford for the transition into a Radford, VA $250,000 ................ Warner, Webb
Technology new police department
facility
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Redlands, CA East Valley Regional Crime Redlands, CA $425,000 Lewis, Jerry ...............
Technology Analysis System (COMPASS)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Rialto Police Rialto Police Department Rialto, California $300,000 Baca, Joe ...............
Technology Department Surveillance Cameras
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Richmond, CA Police Shotspotter Gunshot Location Richmond, CA $600,000 Miller, George ...............
Technology Department System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Riverside Public Safety Riverside, California $895,000 Calvert, Ken ...............
Technology Interoperability System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Riviera Beach Law Enforcement Technology Riviera Beach, Florida $300,000 Hastings, Alcee ...............
Technology Improvement Project L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Rockville, MD Police Technology Upgrade Rocvkille, MD $325,000 Van Hollen, Cardin
Technology Project Chris
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Roseville, CA Roseville Regional Dispatch Roseville, CA $383,000 Doolittle, John ...............
Technology and Records Project T.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Saint Marys, WV Saint Marys, WV Police Saint Marys, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Police Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of San Bernardino, CA San Bernardino FileNET San Bernardino, CA $400,000 Lewis, Jerry ...............
Technology Program
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of San Fernando Virtual Patrol Project San Fernando, CA $1,050,000 Berman, Howard ...............
Technology L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of San Jose San Jose Police Mobile San Jose, California $695,000 Honda, Michael ...............
Technology Identification, Field M.; Lofgren,
Reporting, and Records Zoe
Management Systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Seattle for a multi-agency database Seattle, WA $500,000 ................ Murray
Technology accessible to police
officers in the field
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Sherwood City of Sherwood, OR Sherwood, Oregon $250,000 Wu, David Wyden
Technology Interoperable
Communications Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Signal Hill City of Signal Hill Police Signal Hill, CA $200,000 Richardson, ...............
Technology Department Interoperable Laura
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of South El Monte Equipment for Public Safety South El Monte, CA $50,000 Solis, Hilda L. ...............
Technology Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of South Jordan for high-speed wireless South Jordan, UT $150,000 Cannon, Chris Bennett, Hatch
Technology hotspots for police to
transfer data and share
information
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Spokane for new law enforcement Spokane, WA $500,000 ................ Murray,
Technology technology Cantwell
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Springfield, City of Springfield: Police Springfield, Missouri $700,000 Blunt, Roy ...............
Technology Missouri Automated Field Reporting
Records Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Sunrise, Florida Emergency Operation Center Sunrise, Florida $400,000 Wasserman ...............
Technology Law Enforcement Equipment Schultz,
Debbie;
Hastings, Alcee
L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Tempe, AZ Public Safety Communications/ Tempe, AZ $275,000 Mitchell, Harry ...............
Technology Interoperability E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Tucson Tucson Finger Imaging Tucson, AZ $200,000 Giffords, ...............
Technology Upgrade System Gabrielle;
Grijalva, Raul
M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement CIty of Virginia Beach Public Safety Virginia Beach, $800,000 Drake, Thelma D. ...............
Technology Police Department Interoperability Technology Virginia
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Wilkes-Barre Luzerne County Wide Law Wilkes-Barre, $500,000 Kanjorski, Paul ...............
Technology Pennsylvania Enforcement Record Pennsylvania E.
Management
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre Wireless Camera Wilkes-Barre, $200,000 Kanjorski, Paul ...............
Technology Pennsylvania Initiative Pennsylvania E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Williamsport for a wireless digital video Williamsport, PA $450,000 Carney, Specter, Casey
Technology surveillance system Christopher P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Wilton Manors, Emergency Operation Center Wilton Manors, Florida $400,000 Wasserman ...............
Technology Florida Law Enforcement Equipment Schultz, Debbie
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Winston-Salem Automatic Vehicle Locator Winston-Salem, North $300,000 Watt, Melvin L. ...............
Technology (AVL) Technology Carolina
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of Yakima, WA Yakima County Integrated Yakima, WA $500,000 Hastings, Doc ...............
Technology Public Safety System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement City of York for security camera York, PA $200,000 ................ Specter
Technology acquisition and
installation
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Clarion County for an interoperable Clarion County, PA $500,000 ................ Specter
Technology communications initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Clark County Office of Pictometry for 5 counties Sellersburg, IN $500,000 Hill, Baron P. ...............
Technology Emergency Communications
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Clark County Sheriff Interoperable Radios Jeffersonville, IN $100,000 Hill, Baron P. ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cobb County, Georgia Regional Communications Marietta, Georgia $675,000 Gingrey, Phil; Chambliss,
Technology Interoperability Network Scott, David Isakson
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement COBRA COBRA Communications Tubac, AZ $250,000 Grijalva, Raul ...............
Technology Initiative M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Colleton County Sheriff's Colleton County Technology Walterboro, South $400,000 Clyburn, James Graham
Technology Department Upgrades Carolina E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Collier County, FL Emergency Services Collier County, FL $350,000 Mack, Connie; ...............
Technology Technology Diaz-Balart,
Mario
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Colorado Association of for an electronic state-wide Denver, CO $400,000 ................ Salazar
Technology Chiefs of Police law enforcement information-
sharing network
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Colquitt County Sheriff's Colquitt County Technology Moultrie, GA $60,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Technology Office Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Columbiana County Sheriff Columbiana County Sheriff Columbiana County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology Department Department A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Connecticut Department of Automated Fingerprint Hartford, CT $800,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. Dodd, Lieberman
Technology Public Safety Identification System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cook County Cook County Independent Chicago, IL $200,000 Lipinski, Daniel ...............
Technology Radio Dispatch Base
Stations
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Anderson Radio Communications System Anderson, SC $500,000 Barrett, J. Graham
Technology Gresham
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Kings Computer-Aided Dispatch/ Hanford, California $300,000 Costa, Jim ...............
Technology Records Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Lycoming Lycoming County Ermergency Williamsport, $250,000 Peterson, John ...............
Technology Commissioners Operations Center Pennsylvania E.
Equiptment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Mendocino, CA Mendocino Public Safety Ukiah, CA $400,000 Thompson, Mike ...............
Technology Microwave
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Northampton, VA Law Enforcement Technology Eastville, Virginia $40,000 Drake, Thelma D. ...............
Technology Sheriff's Office Improvement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of San Diego, Sheriff San Diego and Imperial San Diego CA $1,350,000 Hunter, Duncan; ...............
Technology Counties Regional Bilbray, Brian
Communications System P.; Filner,
Upgrade Bob; Issa,
Darrell E.;
Davis, Susan A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement County of Sonoma, CA Integrated Emergency Santa Rosa, CA $190,000 Woolsey, Lynn Boxer
Technology Operations Center (EOC) C.; Thompson,
Information and Mike
Communication System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cranberry Township Cranberry Township Police Cranberry Township, $100,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Technology Department Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cullman County Commission Law Enforcement Data Cullman, AL $2,225,000 Aderholt, Robert ...............
Technology Communications Sharing B.
Information
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Cumberland Police Dept Cumberland RI Connect CTY Cumberland, RI $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
Technology J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Dallas County Sheriff's Dallas County Intake/Release Dallas, TX $100,000 Johnson, Eddie ...............
Technology Department Project Bernice;
Sessions, Pete
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Delaware State University to test and evaluate a Dover, DE $2,000,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology mobile crime scene and N.
evidence tracking
application
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Delta County for the installation of Delta County, MI $176,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Technology laptop computers in police
patrol vehicles
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Des Moines County Sheriff Des Moines County Sheriff Burlington, IA $85,000 Loebsack, David ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Douglas County Sheriff Communications Systems Superior, WI $750,000 Obey, David R. ...............
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Downriver Community Downriver Mutual Aid System Southgate, MI $750,000 Dingell, John D. Levin, Stabenow
Technology Conference Preparedness III
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement DuPage County Sheriff's Interoperable Radios for Wheaton, Illinois $200,000 Roskam, Peter J. ...............
Technology Department DuPage County Sheriff's
Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement East Baton Rouge Parish to upgrade law enforcement East Baton Rouge $100,000 Alexander, Landrieu,
Technology technologies Parish, LA Rodney Vitter
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement East Bay Regional East Bay Regional Dublin, CA $1,170,000 Stark, Fortney Feinstein,
Technology Communications System Communications System Pete; Tauscher, Boxer
Authority Ellen O.;
McNerney, Jerry
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement East Peoria Police East Peoria Technology Grant City of East Peoria, IL $410,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement ECOM Dispatch Center ECOM Technological Upgrades Homewood, IL $300,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Technology Jesse L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement El Paso Police Department City of El Paso, Public El Paso, Texas $1,250,000 Reyes, Silvestre ...............
Technology Safety Radio Voice/Data
Systems Interoperability
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Elgin Police Department Equipment for Elgin Police Elgin, IL $250,000 Foster, Bill ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Erie County Department of Mesh Network Expansion Erie PA $500,000 English, Phil ...............
Technology Public Safety
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Erie Police Department Erie Police Department Tech Erie, Kansas $15,000 Boyda, Nancy E. ...............
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Essex County Office of Essex County Newark, New Jersey $900,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Technology Emergency Management Rodney P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Essex County, NY Essex County Public Safety Elizabethtown, NY $580,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
Technology Radio Communications System Kirsten E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Estill County Sheriff Estill County Sheriff Irvine, Kentucky $60,000 Chandler, Ben ...............
Technology Security Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Florence County Sheriff Florence County Detention Florence, SC $60,000 Spratt, Jr., Graham
Technology Center Upgrades John M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Franklin County Emergency for an interoperable Franklin County, PA $500,000 Shuster, Bill Specter
Technology Services Alliance communications initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Frederick County Sheriff Frederick County Sheriffs Frederick, MD $500,000 Bartlett, Roscoe ...............
Technology Office Automated G.
Fingerprint Identification
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Fresno County Regional Data Fresno, CA $200,000 Radanovich, ...............
Technology Interoperability George
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Gallatin County Commission for a facility, update Bozeman, MT $500,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Technology emergency response
technology, and ensure the
protection of citizens and
regional assets
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Garland County Sheriffs Garland County Sheriffs Hot Springs, AR $40,000 Ross, Mike Lincoln, Pryor
Technology Department Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Goodhue County Sheriff's to purchase 800 MHz end user Red Wing, MN $750,000 ................ Klobuchar
Technology Office radios for all public
safety officials in Goodhue
County
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Goodwater Police Department for equipment and technology Goodwater, AL $50,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Government of the Virgin Emergency Communications St. Thomas, Virgin $600,000 Christensen, ...............
Technology Islands/Police Department ``911 System'' for Islands Donna M.
Government of Virgin
Islands (GVI)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Grand Rapids Police Grand Rapids Police Grand Rapids, MN $25,000 Oberstar, James ...............
Technology Department Department In-Vehicle Video L.
Cameras
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Great Falls Police Great Falls Regional Great Falls, MT $282,000 Rehberg, Dennis ...............
Technology Department Firearms Training Facility R.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Greene County, Missouri Equipment for Emergency Greene County, Missouri $800,000 Blunt, Roy ...............
Technology Operations Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Greene County, NY Emergency Radio Catskill, NY $80,000 Gillibrand, ...............
Technology Interoperability Plan Kirsten E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Guadalupe, Zapata, LaSalle, Guadalupe, Zapata, LaSalle, Seguin, Texas; Zapata, $300,000 Cuellar, Henry ...............
Technology Hidalgo County Sheriff and Hidalgo County Sheriffs Texas; Cotulla, Texas;
Departments Edinburg, Texas;
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hampshire County Sheriff Hampshire County Multi- Romney, West Virginia $93,000 Capito, Shelley ...............
Technology Agency RMS Communications Moore
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hancock County, WV Hancock County, WV Justice New Cumberland, WV $300,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Center security equipment B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Harford County for technology upgrades Harford County, MD $365,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
Technology C. A. Dutch; Cardin
Gilchrest,
Wayne T.;
Bartlett,
Roscoe G.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Haverhill Police Department Public Safety Communications Haverhill, MA $200,000 Tsongas, Niki Kennedy, Kerry
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hawaii Criminal Justice Data to integrate state and local Honolulu, HI $1,500,000 Hirono, Mazie K. Inouye
Technology Center law enforcement databases
for better access at all
levels of the justice
system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Haywood County A Law Enforcement Visual 14 counties and Indian $200,000 Shuler, Heath ...............
Technology Communications Intelligence Tool for 11th Reservations in North
Congressional District of Carolina
North Carolina
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Heidelberg Police Department Heidelberg Police Department Carnegie, Pennsylvania $10,000 Murphy, Tim ...............
Technology Technology Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Henderson County Sheriff Regional Child Pornography Henderson County, NC $210,000 Shuler, Heath ...............
Technology Forensic Task Force
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Henderson Nevada Police to purchase a tactical robot Henderson, NV $500,000 ................ Reid
Technology Department and equip a law enforcement
training facility
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Henry County Henry County Emergency McDonough, GA $175,000 Scott, David Chambliss,
Technology Operations Center Equipment Isakson
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hillsborough Community Public Safety Training Tampa, Florida $200,000 Bilirakis, Gus ...............
Technology College Center M.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Honolulu Police Department Forensic Laboratory Upgrades Honolulu, HI $300,000 Abercrombie, Inouye
Technology Neil
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hood County Sheriff's City of Granbury Record Granbury, Texas $250,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Technology Department Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Horizon City Police Horizon City Police Horizon City, Texas $100,000 Rodriguez, Ciro ...............
Technology Department Improvements D.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hot Springs Police to equip police vehicles Hot Springs, AR $512,000 Ross, Mike Lincoln, Pryor
Technology Department with mobile data terminals
and enable their access to
local, state and federal
databases
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Hunterdon County Sheriff's Hunterdon County Sheriff's Flemington, New Jersey $250,000 Ferguson, Mike ...............
Technology Office Office Communications
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Huron County Michigan Huron County Michigan Bad Axe, Michigan $200,000 Miller, Candice ...............
Technology Sheriff Sheriff S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Idaho State Police Idaho State Police (ISP) Meridian, ID $880,000 Simpson, Michael Crapo
Technology participation in Criminal K.
Information Sharing
Alliance Network (CISAnet)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Ingham County Law for equipment upgrades Mason, MI $500,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Technology Enforcement Technology
Upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Island County Sheriff Law Enforcement Patrol Coupeville, WA $80,000 Larsen, Rick ...............
Technology Technology Program
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Itasca County for the implementation of a Grand Rapids, MN $300,000 Oberstar, James Klobuchar
Technology new 800 MHz public safety L.
radio system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jackson Parish Sheriff Jackson Parish Sheriff Jonesboro, LA $150,000 Alexander, ...............
Technology Department Training Complex Rodney
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jackson Police Department Live Scan Fingerprint/ Jackson, GA $50,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Technology Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jacksonville Sheriff Atmospheric Detection Jacksonville, FL $700,000 Crenshaw, Ander; ...............
Technology Equipment for the Brown, Corrine
Jacksonville Sheriff
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jasper County Illinois Jasper County Sheriff Newton, Illinois $155,000 Shimkus, John ...............
Technology Sheriff Communications Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jasper County Sheriff's Jasper County Security Monticello, GA $75,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Technology Office Camera and Computer
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jasper County Unit 1 School Jasper County Schools Newton, IL $49,000 Shimkus, John ...............
Technology District, Illinois Security Camera System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jefferson City, MO, Police Central Missouri Criminal Jefferson City, MO $1,250,000 Skelton, Ike ...............
Technology Department Justice Information System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jefferson County Sheriff Integrated Law Enforcement Birmingham, AL $200,000 Davis, Artur; Shelby
Technology Records Management System Bachus, Spencer
Phase III
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Jessamine County Sheriff Jessamine County Sheriff Nicholasville, Kentucky $75,000 Chandler, Ben ...............
Technology Mobile Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Johnson County to upgrade the public Franklin, IN $850,000 Buyer, Steve Lugar, Bayh
Technology safety communications
system in Johnson County,
Indiana
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Johnson County Government to provide a unified radio Olathe, KS $150,000 ................ Roberts
Technology communication system for
Johnson County officials
and local jurisdictions
within the county
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Johnson County Sheriff Johnson County Sheriff Iowa City, IA $25,000 Loebsack, David ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Kanawha County Commission for Kanawha County to Charleston, WV $1,000,000 ................ Byrd
Technology purchase mobile and
portable interoperable
radios
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Kansas Adjutant General's to establish a secure Topeka, KS $250,000 ................ Roberts
Technology Office database that connects law
enforcement and emergency
management personel to
private sector resources
needed in a catasrophic
event
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Kaysville City, Utah Kaysville, Utah Law Kaysville City, Utah $300,000 Bishop, Rob Bennett, Hatch
Technology Enforcement Technology,
Communications and
Operations
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Keokuk Police Department Keokuk Police Department Keokuk, IA $85,000 Loebsack, David ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement King County Sheriff's Office Digital Information Seattle, WA $300,000 Smith, Adam Cantwell
Technology Gathering System (DIGS),
King County Sheriff's
Office, King County,
Washington
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lackawanna Police Department Radio Technology for Lackawanna, New York $200,000 Higgins, Brian ...............
Technology Lackawanna Police
Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lafayette Police Department for interoperable Lafayette, LA $200,000 ................ Landrieu,
Technology communication Vitter
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lake County Lake County Law Enforcement Lake County, Florida $150,000 Stearns, Cliff ...............
Technology Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lake County, FL Lake County Law Enforcement Tavares, Florida $400,000 Brown-Waite, ...............
Technology Technology Ginny; Brown,
Corrine
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lapeer County Sheriff Lapeer County Sheriff Lapeer, Michigan $100,000 Miller, Candice ...............
Technology S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Las Vegas Metropolitan for a Total Containment Las Vegas, NV $750,000 Porter, Jon C. Reid
Technology Police Dept Vessel and other law
enforcement equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lauderdale County, AL Lauderdale County, AL Florence, AL $100,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Technology Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Office Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Law enforcement agencies in Westchester and Rockland Westchester and $1,670,000 Lowey, Nita M. Schumer
Technology Westchester and Rockland Counties, NY, Law Rockland Counties, NY
Counties Enforcement Equipment and
Training
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lawrence County Sheriff Lawrence County Information Walnut Ridge, AR $50,000 Berry, Marion Lincoln, Pryor
Technology Technologies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lenoir Police Department for law enforcement Lenoir, NC $50,000 ................ Dole
Technology communications technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Leon County/City of Leon County/City of Tallahassee, FL $400,000 Boyd, Allen ...............
Technology Tallahassee Tallahassee Joint Dispatch
Center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Limestone County Sheriff's Limestone County Technology Limestone County, TX $100,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Technology Department upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Logan County Sheriff Logan County 9-1-1 Lincoln, IL $300,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lorain Police Department Communications/Emergency Lorain, Ohio $285,000 Sutton, Betty Brown
Technology Operations Center Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Los Angeles County Sheriff's Automatic License Plate Los Angeles County, $200,000 Harman, Jane ...............
Technology Department Recognition System California
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Louisville Metropolitan Mobile Data Computers Louisville, Kentucky $375,000 Yarmuth, John A. ...............
Technology Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lowell Police Department Law Enforcement Video Lowell, MA $150,000 Tsongas, Niki Kennedy, Kerry
Technology Sharing (LEVIS)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lower Salford Township Lower Salford Township Harleysville, PA $45,000 Schwartz, ...............
Technology Police Department Police Department Video Allyson Y.
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lucas County, OH Lucas County, OH Mobile Data Lucas County, OH $500,000 Kaptur, Marcy ...............
Technology Recorders
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Lycoming County Law Community and Officer Safety Muncy, PA $100,000 Carney, ...............
Technology Enforcement Association, Christopher P.
Muncy Borough Police
Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Macomb County to establish an emergency Macomb County, MI $500,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Technology operations center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Mahoning County Sheriff Mahoning County Sheriff Mahoning County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology Department Department A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Maine Warden Service Search and Rescue Equipment Augusta, ME $200,000 Michaud, Michael ...............
Technology H.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Manatee Community College Emergency Notification Bradenton, Florida $200,000 Buchanan, Vern ...............
Technology System Using VOIP
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Marion County, Illinois Digital Fingerprint Machine Marion County, Illinois $16,000 Shimkus, John ...............
Technology Sheriff
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Marshall University for a highly advanced state- Huntington, WV $5,000,000 ................ Byrd
Technology of-the-art DNA laboratory
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Marshall University to support a training Huntington, WV $825,000 ................ Byrd
Technology initiative for personnel in
the area of computer crime
investigations
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Mason and Oceana Counties to operate a joint 911 Pentwater, MI $300,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Technology emergency communications
center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Maynard Police Department Maynard Police IT Upgrade Maynard, MA $150,000 Tsongas, Niki ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement McHenry County McHenry County--Public Woodstock, Illinois $500,000 Bean, Melissa L. ...............
Technology Safety Dispatch
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Medina County Sheriffs Medina Mobile Data Systems Medina County,TX $500,000 Rodriguez, Ciro ...............
Technology Office D.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Metropolitan Bureau of Orlando Police Department's Orlando, FL $575,000 Keller, Ric ...............
Technology Investigation Metropolitan Bureau of
Investigation (MBI)
Surveillance System for
Central Florida
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Middle Rio Grande Border Interoperability Middle Rio Grande $500,000 Rodriguez, Ciro ...............
Technology Development Council Communication Project region, TX D.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Middlesex Sheriff's Office Firearms Training Equipment Medford, Massachusetts $475,000 Markey, Edward Kerry, Kennedy
Technology J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Middlesex Sheriff's Office Surveillance Equipment Medford, Massachusetts $250,000 Markey, Edward ...............
Technology J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Milton Police Department Milton Police Department Milton, MA $175,000 Lynch, Stephen ...............
Technology Surveillance Equipment F.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Milwaukee Police Department Milwaukee Police Department Milwaukee, WI $100,000 Moore, Gwen ...............
Technology Cameras
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Mishawaka Police Department In-Car Cameras for Police Mishawaka, Indiana $210,000 Donnelly, Joe ...............
Technology Squad Cars
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Missoula County for public safety operations Missoula, MT $750,000 Rehberg, Dennis Baucus, Tester
Technology and training center R.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Mobile County Commission for equipment and technology Mobile, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Montebello Police Montebello Police Department Montebello, CA $180,000 Napolitano, ...............
Technology Department, CA P25 Compliant Portable Grace F.
Radios
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Montgomery County Sheriff Law Enforcement Technology Christiansburg, VA $100,000 Boucher, Rick ...............
Technology for Montgomery County
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Montgomery County Sheriff Montgomery County Sheriff Mount Sterling, $300,000 Chandler, Ben ...............
Technology Communications Upgrade Kentucky
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Moorhead Public Service to be used by Moorhead Moorhead, MN $50,000 ................ Coleman
Technology Public Service to increase
Internet speeds for police
patrol cars and fire
vehicles in order to push
real-time video
surveillance and GIS
mapping into the vehicles
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Morgan County Commission Morgan County Communications Berkeley Springs, West $576,000 Capito, Shelley ...............
Technology Towers Virginia Moore
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Morris County Office of Morris County Morristown, New Jersey $1,000,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Technology Emergency Management Rodney P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Muhlenberg Township Police Technology & Communications Muhlenberg, PA $300,000 Holden, Tim ...............
Technology Department Infrastructure Upgrade
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Municipality of Lares Law Enforcement Technology, Lares, Puerto Rico $40,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
Technology Community Oriented Policing
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Municipality of Moca Law Enforcement Technology, Moca, Puerto Rico $40,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
Technology Community Oriented Policing
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Municipality of Rincon Law Enforcement Technology, Rincon, Puerto Rico $40,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
Technology Community Oriented Policing
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Municipality of Toa Baja Law Enforcement Technology, Toa Baja, Puerto Rico $340,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
Technology Community Oriented Policing
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Municipality of Yauco Law Enforcement Technology, Yauco, Puerto Rico $40,000 Fortuno, Luis G. ...............
Technology Community Oriented Policing
Services
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Murrysville Police Murrysville Police Murrysville, $100,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Technology Department Department Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement National Sheriff's National Sheriff's Alexandria, VA $500,000 Delahunt, Kennedy, Kerry
Technology Association Association for Iris William D.;
biometric Identification Allen, Thomas
H.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement NC State Bureau of NC SBI Firearms and Raleigh, NC $500,000 Price, David E. Dole
Technology Investigation Ballistics Analysis
Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement NC State Highway Patrol NC State Highway Patrol Greensboro, NC $350,000 Coble, Howard ...............
Technology Communications Enhancement
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement NC State Highway Patrol VIPER Voice Interoperable Raleigh, NC $500,000 Price, David E. ...............
Technology Radios Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Nevada County Operation Vehicle Nevada City, CA $117,000 Doolittle, John ...............
Technology Surveillance T.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement New Castle Police Department New Castle, NY, Police Chappaqua, NY $130,000 Lowey, Nita M. ...............
Technology Department Communications
System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement New Hanover Township Police New Hanover--Police Gilbertsville, PA $70,000 Schwartz, ...............
Technology Department Communications and Video Allyson Y.
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement New Orleans Police for law enforcement New Orleans, LA $500,000 Jefferson, Landrieu,
Technology Foundation technology integration and William J. Vitter
information sharing
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement New Rochelle Police New Rochelle, NY, Police New Rochelle, NY $400,000 Lowey, Nita M. ...............
Technology Department Department Records
Management System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Noble County Sheriff Noble County Sheriff Noble County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement North Carolina National NCNENA Visual Intelligence Durham, NC $300,000 Price, David E. ...............
Technology Emergency Number Tool
Association (NCNENA)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement North Louisiana GIS North Louisiana GIS Ruston, LA $1,500,000 Alexander, Landrieu
Technology Consortium Consortium Rodney
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement North Worcester County Drug North Worcester County Drug Hubbardston, MA $400,000 Olver, John W. Kerry, Kennedy
Technology Task Force Task Force Interoperable
Credentialing, Crime Scene
& Access Control Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Northern Illinois Police Law Enforcement Technology Glencoe, IL $75,000 Roskam, Peter ...............
Technology Alarm System Detection Equipment J.; Schakowsky,
Janice D.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Northwest Citizens Patrol for information technology Baltimore, MD $150,000 ................ Cardin
Technology system upgrades and support
personnel
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Oakland County Sheriff's Courts and Law Enforcement Pontiac, Michigan $625,000 Knollenberg, Joe Levin, Stabenow
Technology Office Management Information
Systems (CLEMIS) LiveScan
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Office of the Genesee County Genesee County, Michigan Flint, Michigan $800,000 Kildee, Dale E. ...............
Technology Sheriff Sheriff--Information Based
Identification System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Office of the Prince Prince George's Sheriff's Largo, MD $200,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology George's County Sheriff Mobile Data Terminal
Enhancement Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Office of the Sheriff, Forward looking infra-red Freeport, Illinois $225,000 Manzullo, Donald ...............
Technology Stephenson County (FLIR) camera A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Oglala Sioux Tribe for upgrades and maintenance Pine Ridge Reservation, $250,000 Herseth Sandlin, Johnson
Technology to the tribal 911 system SD Stephanie
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Ohio Attorney General University of Toledo/Ohio Columbus, Ohio $450,000 Kucinich, Dennis Voinovich,
Technology Attorney General Forensic J.; Kaptur, Brown
Crime Laboratory Marcy; Ryan,
Tim; Sutton,
Betty
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Okaloosa County, FL Okaloosa Law Enforcement Okaloosa County, FL $500,000 Miller, Jeff ...............
Technology Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Oklahoma Department of Statewide Public Safety Oklahoma City, OK $200,000 Fallin, Mary; Inhofe
Technology Safety Communications System Cole, Tom
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Oklahoma State Bureau of OKLAHOMA MOBILE ANALYSIS Oklahoma City, OK $300,000 Fallin, Mary; Inhofe
Technology Investigation CENTER Boren, Dan
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Onondaga County, NY Onondaga County, NY Syracuse, NY $250,000 Walsh, James T. Schumer
Technology Interoperable
Communications Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Orange County and Town of Orange County/Chapel Hill Orange County, NC $190,000 Price, David E. ...............
Technology Chapel Hill, NC Law Enforcement Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Otsego County, NY Otsego County Wireless Cooperstown, NY $400,000 Arcuri, Michael ...............
Technology Broadband Connection A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Owen County Sheriff Office, Mobile Data Terminal Owenton, KY $55,000 Davis, Geoff ...............
Technology KY Acquisition, Owen County,
KY
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Ozark Foothills Regional Visual Intelligence Tool for Poplar Bluff, MO $1,030,000 Emerson, Jo Ann ...............
Technology Planning Council Southern Missouri Law
Enforcement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Palmdale City Technology Acquisition for Palmdale, CA $100,000 McKeon, Howard ...............
Technology Joint Law Enforcement/City P. Buck
Emergency Operations
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Passaic County Prosecutor's for a regional fiber optic Paterson, NJ $200,000 Rothman, Steven Lautenberg,
Technology Office network and the R. Menendez
construction of a
countywide interoperable
communications network
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Passaic County Sheriff's Public Safety Equipment Wayne, NJ $300,000 Pascrell, Jr., ...............
Technology Department Bill
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pennridge Regional Police Pennridge Regional Police Sellersville, PA $150,000 Murphy, Patrick ...............
Technology Department Department for law J.
enforcement technologies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Peoria Police Department and City of Peoria radio and Peoria, IL $650,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Technology Peoria County Sheriff technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pima County Sheriff Pima County Wireless Tucson, AZ $200,000 Giffords, ...............
Technology Integrated Network Gabrielle;
Pastor, Ed
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pinal County Sheriff's Pinal County Meth Florence, AZ $150,000 Renzi, Rick ...............
Technology Office Enforcement Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pinellas County Sheriff Pinellas County Sheriff Largo, FL $500,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Technology Joint Use Firing Range Bill
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pinellas County, FL Sheriff Pinellas County Criminal Largo, FL $100,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Technology Intelligence Gathering Bill
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pleasant Grove City Pleasant Grove Police Pleasant Grove, UT $220,000 Cannon, Chris Bennett, Hatch
Technology Department Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Plum Borough Police Plum Borough Police Pittsburgh, $100,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Technology Department Department Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Portsmouth Police Department Digital Radio Encryption Portsmouth, NH $105,000 Shea-Porter, ...............
Technology Carol
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Portsmouth Police Department Portsmouth Police Department Portsmouth, New $80,000 Shea-Porter, ...............
Technology Evidence Equipment Hampshire Carol
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pound Ridge Police MDT Inter-operable Pound Ridge, NY $70,000 Hall, John J. ...............
Technology Department communications system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Prince George's County Prince George's County Upper Marlboro, MD $700,000 Hoyer, Steny H. ...............
Technology Interoperable Radio System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Prince William County, In Car Camera and Woodbridge, VA $300,000 Davis, Tom; ...............
Technology Virginia Evidentiary Processing Wittman, Robert
J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Pulaski County Sheriff Pulaksi County Sheriff Somerset, KY $50,000 Rogers, Harold ...............
Technology Department Helicopter
Improvements
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Rainier Communication Pierce County Wireless Lakewood, WA $250,000 Dicks, Norman Murray,
Technology Commission Public Safety and Emergency D.; Smith, Adam Cantwell
Response Network
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Raleigh County Sheriff Raleigh County Sheriff Beckley, WV $100,000 Rahall, II, Nick ...............
Technology J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Regional Justice Information FaceExaminer St. Louis, MO $550,000 Clay, Wm. Lacy ...............
Technology Service
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Richmond County Sheriff Richmond Co GA Sheriff Augusta GA $350,000 Barrow, John ...............
Technology Mobile Data Terminals
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Rochester Police Department Rochester Police Department Rochester, NH $125,000 Shea-Porter, ...............
Technology Equipment and Training Carol
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Rockdale County Sheriff Law Enforcement Mobile Data Conyers, Georgia $150,000 Johnson, Jr., Chambliss,
Technology Office Network Henry C. Hank Isakson
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Roma PD, Rio Grande City PD, Starr and Hidalgo Counties Roma, Texas; Rio Grande $200,000 Cuellar, Henry Cornyn
Technology La Grulla PD, Pharr PD PD City, Texas; La
Grulla, Texas; Pharr,
Texas
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Roseville Police Department Southern Macomb County Roseville, Michigan $900,000 Levin, Sander M. Levin, Stabenow
Technology Regional Dispatch
Consolidation
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Russellville Police to purchase mobile data Russellville, Logan $125,000 ................ McConnell
Technology Department terminals and other County, KY
communications equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Rutland Police Department Rutland COPS Technology Rutland, Vermont $200,000 Welch, Peter Leahy
Technology Funding
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sacramento County Sheriff In-Car Camera and Sacramento, California $150,000 Matsui, Doris O. ...............
Technology Information Integration
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement San Carlos Apache Tribal San Carlos Meth Enforcement San Carlos, AZ $350,000 Renzi, Rick ...............
Technology Police Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sanilac County Sheriff Sanilac County Sheriff Sandusky, Michigan $200,000 Miller, Candice ...............
Technology S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sarasota County Emergency Operation Center Sarasota County, FL $600,000 Buchanan, Vern ...............
Technology equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Saratoga Springs Police Tactical Equipment Saratoga Springs, NY $240,000 Gillibrand, ...............
Technology Department Kirsten E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Scioto County Sheriff Scioto County Sheriff Scioto County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Technology A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Scottsboro Police Department Scottsboro Police Department Florence, AL $200,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Technology Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Shaler Township Police Shaler Township Police Glenshaw, Pennsylvania $100,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Technology Department Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Shelby County Sheriff Shelby County Sheriff Shelbyville, IL $280,000 Shimkus, John ...............
Technology Communications Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Skagit County Interlocal Skagit County Interlocal Mount Vernon, WA $25,000 Larsen, Rick ...............
Technology Drug Enforcement Unit Drug Enforcement Unit
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Snohomish County Regional Snohomish County Regional Everett, WA $50,000 Larsen, Rick ...............
Technology Drug Task Force Drug Task Force
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Somerset County Office of Somerset County Somerville, New Jersey $1,000,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Technology Emergency Management Rodney P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement SouthCom Combined Dispatch SouthCom Technological Matteson, Illinois $300,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Technology Center Upgrades Jesse L.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Southeast Kansas Regional Southeast Kansas Parsons, KS and 11 $305,000 Boyda, Nancy E. ...............
Technology Law Enforcement Group Collaborative Fingerprint & other cities in KS.
Palm Print Identification
System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Southern Kansas Multi- Pictometry Visual Wichita, Kansas $1,675,000 Tiahrt, Todd Brownback
Technology Jurisdictional SWAT Intelligence Tool
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Southside Virginia law Technology Upgrades for Southside Virginia $500,000 Goode, Jr., ...............
Technology enforcement agencies Southside Virginia law Virgil H.
enforcement agencies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Springfield Police for equipment upgrades. Springfield, VT $200,000 Welch, Peter Sanders
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement St. Albans City Police to purchase equipment. St Albans, VT $100,000 Welch, Peter Sanders
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement St. Clair County to complete an 800 MHz St. Clair County, MI $250,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Technology communications system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement St. Louis County Sheriff's The requested funds would be Duluth, MN $300,000 Oberstar, James Coleman,
Technology Office used by St. Louis County L. Klobuchar
Sheriff's Department to
develop a regional
interoperability mobile
data system that will link
multiple responders to
incident details with
secure communications
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Stanislaus County and City for law enforcement Modesto, CA $500,000 Radanovich, Feinstein
Technology of Modesto communications equipment George;
Cardoza, Dennis
A.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Stark County Sheriff Stark County Sheriff Canton, Ohio $300,000 Regula, Ralph ...............
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement State of Maryland for the phased build-out of Baltimore, MD $500,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
Technology a statewide interoperable C. A. Dutch Cardin
communications system for
first responders
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Summit County Sheriff Bomb Detection Equipment Akron, Ohio $100,000 Sutton, Betty; Brown
Technology Upgrade Ryan, Tim
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sumter County Sheriff Sumter County Sheriff Sumter, South Carolina $400,000 Clyburn, James Graham
Technology E.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sun Prairie Police Sun Prairie-Middleton- Sun Prairie, WI $300,000 Baldwin, Tammy ...............
Technology Department Fitchburg Shared Technology
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Sussex County Office of Sussex County Newton, New Jersey $950,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Technology Emergency Management Rodney P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Talladega County Commission for radio upgrades Talladega, AL $100,000 ................ Shelby
Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Taney County Commission White River Area Emergency Taney County, Missouri $400,000 Blunt, Roy ...............
Technology Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of Beech Grove to enhance public safety Beech Grove, IN $100,000 Carson, Andre Lugar
Technology with in-car cameras and at
hot spots in the City to
provide real-time feeds to
the police command center
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of Rochester Hills School Zone Radar Speed Rochester Hills, $305,000 Knollenberg, Joe ...............
Technology Signs Michigan
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of Shelbyville to complete the Shelbyville, IN $900,000 ................ Lugar, Bayh
Technology interoperable wireless
public safety
communications system for
first responders in
Shelbyville, IN
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of St. Joseph, Interoperable Mobile Data St. Joseph, Missouri $1,195,000 Graves, Sam ...............
Technology Missouri Communications System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of Stamford, CT Law Enforcement Technology Stamford, CT $500,000 Shays, Dodd, Lieberman
Technology and Interoperable Christopher
Communications
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The City of Webb City, Webb City Law Enforcement Webb City, MO $150,000 Blunt, Roy ...............
Technology Missouri Technology
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Courage To Speak to expand, develop and Norwalk, CT $950,000 Shays, Dodd, Lieberman
Technology Foundation, Inc evaluate substance abuse Christopher
prevention programs
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Delaware State Police for preliminary engineering Dover, DE $100,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology Department assessments before message N.
switcher upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Delaware State Police for the purchase and Dover, DE $500,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology Department installation of in-car N.
cameras and related
equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Delaware State Police for the purchase of a mobile Dover, DE $250,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology Department gunshot locator system N.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Houston Mayor Houston Interoperability Houston, Texas $600,000 Green, Gene Cornyn
Technology Initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The New Castle County Police for a program to increase New Castle, DE $200,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Technology Department the efficiency and N.
effectiveness of license
plate scanning technology
for law enforcement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement The Village of Green Island Green Island Police Green Island, NY $65,000 McNulty, Michael ...............
Technology Department Equipment R.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Tombigbee Regional for traffic safety Camden, AL $350,000 ................ Shelby
Technology Commission technology and law
enforcement equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Torrington Police, Fire and Joint/Regional Public Safety Torrington, CT $150,000 Murphy, ...............
Technology EMS Communications Christopher S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Anderson for equipment and technology Anderson, AL $50,000 ................ Shelby
Technology upgrades
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Ayden, North Town of Ayden Public Safety Ayden, North Carolina $175,000 Butterfield, G. ...............
Technology Carolina Technology Improvement K.
Initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Cary Police Cary Police Department Cary, NC $300,000 Price, David E.; ...............
Technology Department Technology Improvement Miller, Brad
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Davie Town of Davie Law Davie, FL $400,000 Wasserman ...............
Technology Enforcement Technology Schultz,
Debbie; Klein,
Ron
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Enfield to evaluate the local Enfield, CT $75,000 Courtney, Joe Dodd, Lieberman
Technology emergency communications
system and identify areas
in need of improvement
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Griffith Griffith Police Department Griffith, Indiana $225,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
Technology for law enforcement J.
equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Hebron Hebron Police Department for Hebron, Indiana $50,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
Technology law enforcement equipment J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Jupiter, Florida Police Radio Communications Jupiter, Florida $100,000 Mahoney, Tim; Bill Nelson
Technology System Upgrade Klein, Ron
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Kearny for the purchase and Kearny, NJ $200,000 ................ Lautenberg,
Technology installation of a webcam Menendez
buffer zone monitoring
system to specifically
monitor the Kuehne chemical
plant and CSX rail yards
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Lexington Town of Lexington, Enhanced Lexington, $250,000 Markey, Edward Kennedy, Kerry
Technology Massachusetts Police School Security Through Massachusetts J.
Department Technology.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Middlebury Upgrade Radio Communications Middlebury, CT $215,000 Murphy, ...............
Technology from Low Band To Analog VHF Christopher S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Monongah, WV Police Monongah, WV Police Monongah, WV $75,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Technology Department Department B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of North Branford North Branford Emergency North Branford, CT $500,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. ...............
Technology Simulcast System
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Paxton, MA Technological and Security Paxton, MA $300,000 McGovern, James ...............
Technology Improvements P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Schererville Schererville, St. John, and Schererville, Indiana $475,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
Technology Dyer Police Departments for J.
law enforcement equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Secaucus for interoperable law Secaucus, NJ $100,000 Rothman, Steven Lautenberg,
Technology enforcement communications R. Menendez
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Simsbury-Police Simsbury Public Safety Simsbury, CT $65,000 Murphy, ...............
Technology Department Program Christopher S.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Somerville for equipment and technology Somerville, AL $65,000 Aderholt, Robert Shelby
Technology upgrades B.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of St. Charles, Town of St. Charles, St. Charles, Arkansas $50,000 Berry, Marion ...............
Technology Arkansas Police Department Arkansas Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Stratford Radio Communication Stratford, CT $325,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. ...............
Technology Enhancement Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Tuxedo Police police radio Tuxedo, NY $275,000 Hall, John J. ...............
Technology Department interoperability
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Town of Waterford Radio Communication Waterford, Connecticut $365,000 Courtney, Joe ...............
Technology Integration
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Township of Bensalem Bensalem Police Department Bensalem, PA $150,000 Murphy, Patrick ...............
Technology for law enforcement J.
technologies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Township of Bridgewater Bridgewater Traffic Safety Bridgewater, New Jersey $150,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Technology Improvements Rodney P.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Township of Maplewood, NJ Maplewood Law Enforcement Maplewood, NJ $200,000 Payne, Donald M. Lautenberg,
Technology Technology Project Menendez
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Township of Wayne Wayne Trunked Radio Wayne, NJ $300,000 Pascrell, Jr., Lautenberg,
Technology Communications System Bill Menendez
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Township of West Amwell West Amwell Police Car West Amwell, NJ $35,000 Holt, Rush D. ...............
Technology Police Department Videocameras
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Travis County Sheriff Regional Law Enforcement Austin, Texas $300,000 Doggett, Lloyd ...............
Technology Training Center in Austin
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Turner County Sheriff's Tri-County Drug Task Force Ashburn, GA $100,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Technology Office
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Union County Sheriff Law Enforcement Visual Lake Butler, FL $450,000 Crenshaw, Ander Bill Nelson
Technology Intelligence Tool
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement University of Rhode Island for forensics research and Kingston, RI $250,000 ................ Reed,
Technology operations Whitehouse
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Upper Peninsula 15 County for equipment to complete a Upper Peninsula, MI $500,000 Stupak, Bart Levin, Stabenow
Technology Consortium statewide 800 MHz radio
system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Various police departments Southwestern Pennsylvania Armstrong, Indiana, $2,000,000 Murtha, John P. ...............
Technology in Southwestern Law Enforcement Cambria, Somerset,
Pennsylvania Technologies Fayette, Westmoreland,
Greene, Allegheny and
Washington Counties,
PA
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vermont Department of Public for the purchase of mobile Waterbury, VT $500,000 ................ Leahy
Technology Safety computing units and
necessary support staff for
police vehicles
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vermont Department of Public to improve and increase the Waterbury, VT $506,000 ................ Sanders
Technology Safety interoperability of
statewide radio
communications systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vermont State Police for a statewide digital in- Waterbury, VT $250,000 ................ Sanders
Technology car camera system, an
automated vehicle locator
system and a replacement
scanner
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vermont Supreme Court, Court for a judiciary case Montpelier, VT $250,000 ................ Leahy
Technology Administrator's Office management and electronic
filing system
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vernon Parish Sheriff's Automated Records Management Leesville, LA $100,000 McCrery, Jim ...............
Technology Office and Storage
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vernon Police Department for police in-car video Vernon, CT $60,000 Courtney, Joe Lieberman
Technology recording systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Vienna Police Department Vienna Police Department-- Vienna, VA $160,000 Davis, Tom ...............
Technology Law Enforcement
Technologies
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Village of Chicago Ridge Village of Chicago Ridge, Chicago Ridge, IL $100,000 Lipinski, Daniel ...............
Technology Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Village of Forest Park Village of Forest Park Forest Park, IL $100,000 Lipinski, Daniel ...............
Technology Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Village of Harwood Heights Police Technology and Harwood Heights, IL $300,000 Schakowsky, ...............
Technology Emergency Services Janice D.
Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Village of Justice Village of Justice Police Justice, IL $100,000 Lipinski, Daniel ...............
Technology Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Village of Lynchburg, Ohio Lynchburg Police Department Lynchburg, Ohio $30,000 Turner, Michael ...............
Technology Police Equipment R.
Replacement and
Modernization
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Virginia State Police to support the Virginia Wytheville, VA $250,000 ................ Warner, Webb
Technology State Police Southwest
Virginia Drug Task Forces
in their efforts to stop
methamphetamine and drug-
related crimes
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Wake County, North Carolina 800 MHz Base Infrastructure Raleigh, North Carolina $300,000 Price, David E.; ...............
Technology Expansion Etheridge, Bob
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Warren County, New Jersey Law Enforcement Radio Washington, New Jersey $1,250,000 Garrett, Scott ...............
Technology Upgrade
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Warren Police Department Reverse 911 System for Warren, New Jersey $75,000 Ferguson, Mike ...............
Technology Warren Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Warrick County Board of Warrick County Mobile Data Boonville, IN $300,000 Ellsworth, Brad ...............
Technology Commissioners Computer Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Washington State Patrol to complete IWN site at Mt. Mt. Sumas, WA $500,000 ................ Murray
Technology Sumas, WA.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Washoe County Sheriff's Washoe County Sheriff's Reno, NV $850,000 Heller, Dean Reid, Ensign
Technology Office Office/Crime Lab
Improvements
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Waupaca County Sheriff Mobile Computer System-- Waupaca, WI $170,000 Kagen, Steve ...............
Technology Waupaca County
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Wells County Sheriff's to enhance interoperability Wells County, IN $100,000 ................ Lugar
Technology Office, Bluffton Police between Wells County, the
Department, Bluffton 911 City of Bluffton and the
Dispatch Center, Ossian Town of Ossian police and
Police Department sheriff departments
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement West Valley City, UT Public Safety Communications West Valley City, UT $150,000 Cannon, Chris Bennett, Hatch
Technology Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement West Virginia Sheriffs' to purchase visualization Charleston, WV $3,400,000 Rahall, II, Nick Byrd
Technology Association technology. J.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Weston Police Department Weston Police Department Weston, West Virginia $100,000 Capito, Shelley ...............
Technology Technology Upgrade Moore
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Westtown East Goshen In Car Digital Video Systems West Chester, PA $65,000 Sestak, Joe ...............
Technology Regional Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Westtown East Goshen License Plate Scanner West Chester, PA $25,000 Sestak, Joe ...............
Technology Regional Police Department
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Whatcom County Multi-Jurisdictional Data Bellingham, WA $295,000 Larsen, Rick Murray
Technology Integration Project
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Will County for integrated criminal Will County, IL $300,000 Weller, Jerry Durbin
Technology justice information systems
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Williamson County 911 Regional Next Generation 911 Williamson County, IL $600,000 Costello, Jerry ...............
Technology System F.
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Wythe County Sheriff Law Enforcement Technology Wytheville, VA $400,000 Boucher, Rick ...............
Technology for Wythe County
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Department of Justice COPS Law Enforcement Yonkers Police Department Yonkers, NY, Police Yonkers, NY $400,000 Lowey, Nita M. Schumer
Technology Department 3-1-1
Communications System
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Alabama District Attorney Zerometh--Alabama Montgomery, AL $500,000 Bonner, Jo; Shelby
Davis, Artur
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Alabama District Attorney's to combat the Montgomery, AL $1,000,000 ................ Shelby,
Association methamphetamine problem and Sessions
educate citizens of its
dangers
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Arkansas State Police to certify and equip Little Rock, AR $500,000 ................ Lincoln, Pryor
officers assigned to
investigate, seize,
dismantle, and direct the
clean-up of clandestine
methamphetamine labs
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Ben Hill County Sheriff's Methamphetamine Enforcement Fitzgerald, GA $100,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Office Division Equipment
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Blount, Dekalb, Etowah, Anti-Methamphetamine Project Gadsden, AL $1,000,000 Aderholt, Robert
Marshall, Marion, Morgan, B.
Pickens, Walker Counties,
AL Drug Task Forces
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Department of Justice COPS Meth CA State Dept of Justice, Sacramento County Sacramento, California $150,000 Matsui, Doris O. ...............
Bureau of Narcotics Methamphetamine Enforcement
Enforcement
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Department of Justice COPS Meth California State Department Merced County California Sacramento, CA $300,000 Cardoza, Dennis Boxer
of Justice Methamphetamine Strategy A.
(CALMS)
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Department of Justice COPS Meth City of Rochester to intensify patrols, Rochester, NY $675,000 Slaughter, Schumer
improve the tracking of Louise McIntosh
narcotics shipments,
provide technical support
and enhance local crime
prevention programs for at-
risk youth
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Department of Justice COPS Meth City of Stockton City of Stockton Police Stockton, CA $250,000 McNerney, Jerry; ...............
Methamphetamine Suppression Cardoza, Dennis
A.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth City of Tucson Tucson Methamphetamine Tucson, Arizona $500,000 Giffords, ...............
Education Program Gabrielle;
Grijalva, Raul
M.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Clackamas County Clackamas County-- Oregon City, OR $200,000 Blumenauer, Smith, Wyden
Interagency Methamphetamine Earl; Hooley,
Initiative Darlene
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Criminal Justice Institute, to continue providing Little Rock, AR $500,000 ................ Lincoln, Pryor
University of Arkansas methamphetamine-focused
System courses for the Arkansas
law enforcement community.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Daviess County Sheriff Second District Owensboro, KY $300,000 Lewis, Ron ...............
Methamphetamine Eradication
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Franklin County Sheriff's Operation CHEM Franklin County, $150,000 Hulshof, Kenny ...............
Department Missouri C.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Guam Police Department COPS Methamphetamine Tiyan, Guam $150,000 Bordallo, ...............
Enforcement Assistance for Madeleine Z.
Guam
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Heartland Family Service for the Methamphetamine Omaha, NE $100,000 ................ Ben Nelson,
Treatment Program for Hagel
Omaha, NE.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Hillsborough County Hillsborough County Tampa, Florida $250,000 Putnam, Adam H. ...............
Methamphetamine Enforcement
and Cleanup
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Idaho Meth Project Idaho Meth Project Boise, Idaho $1,000,000 Sali, Bill; Crapo
Simpson,
Michael K.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Iowa Governor's Office Partnership for a Drug-Free Des Moines, IA $200,000 Latham, Tom; Harkin
Iowa Boswell,
Leonard L.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Iowa Governor's Office of Meth & Other Drug Des Moines, IA $150,000 Braley, Bruce Harkin,
Drug Control Policy Enforcement Teams L.; Boswell, Grassley
Leonard L.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Iowa Office of Drug Control for a multi-tier Des Moines, IA $500,000 Boswell, Leonard Harkin,
Policy interdiction initiative to L. Grassley
combat drug distribution
networks
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Iowa Office of Drug Control for an electronic database Des Moines, IA $750,000 Boswell, Leonard Harkin,
Policy to assist efforts to L. Grassley
enforce limits on sales of
pseudoephedrine
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Iowa Office of Drug Control for coordinated regional Des Moines, IA $600,000 ................ Harkin,
Policy meth investigations Grassley
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Jackson County Sheriff Methamphetamine Enforcement Pascagoula, MS $400,000 Taylor, Gene ...............
and Cleanup
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Jefferson County, Colorado Methamphetamine Response Jefferson County, $335,000 Perlmutter, Ed Salazar
Collaborative Colorado
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Las Vegas Metropolitan Hazardous Response Equipment Las Vegas, NV $200,000 Berkley, Shelley ...............
Police Department for Meth and Marijuana Lab
Abatement
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Louisiana Sheriffs Louisiana Methamphetamine Colfax, LA $700,000 Alexander, Vitter
Association Task Force Rodney;
McCrery, Jim
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Maricopa County Board of Arizona Meth Project Phoenix, AZ $1,000,000 Pastor, Ed; ...............
Supervisors Mitchell, Harry
E.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Marion County Sheriff's Marion County Meth and Gang Mullins, South Carolina $500,000 Clyburn, James Graham
Department Intervention E.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Mineral Area Drug Task Force Mineral Area Drug Task Force Leadington, MO $205,000 Emerson, Jo Ann ...............
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Minot State University for methamphetamine research Minot, ND $500,000 Pomeroy, Earl Dorgan, Conrad
and public education
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Mississippi--North Central Mississippi--North Central MS Delta, Mississippi $300,000 Thompson, Bennie ...............
Narcotics Taskforce Narcotics Taskforce G.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Mississippi Bureau of to combat methamphetamines Jackson, MS $1,500,000 ................ Cochran
Narcotics
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Montana Meth Project to prevent the use of Missoula, MT $1,000,000 Rehberg, Dennis Baucus, Tester
methamphetamines and the R.
related social problems,
especially among teenagers
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Montrose Chief of Police 7th Judicial District Meth Montrose, CO $350,000 Salazar, John T. Salazar
Drug Task Force
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Department of Justice COPS Meth National Jewish Medical and for a study that addresses Denver, CO $100,000 ................ Allard, Salazar
Research Center the clean-up and risks that
former methamphetamine
laboratories and
smokehouses pose to people,
including children
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Nebraska Meth Project to support a campaign to Lincoln, NE $500,000 ................ Ben Nelson
significantly reduce the
prevalence of
methamphetamine use in
Nebraska
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Department of Justice COPS Meth New Mexico Attorney General to implement a state-wide Albuquerque, NM $500,000 ................ Bingaman
anti-methamphetamine
campaign
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Department of Justice COPS Meth North Dakota Bureau of Rural Methamphetamine Bismarck, North Dakota $200,000 Pomeroy, Earl ...............
Criminal Investigation Enforcement and Treatment
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Northeast Law Enforcement Northeast Law Enforcement Chisholm, MN $1,175,000 Oberstar, James Coleman
Administrators Council Administrators Council L.
Methamphetamine Reduction
Project
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Northeast Missouri Narcotics Northeast Missouri Narcotics Hannibal, MO $150,000 Hulshof, Kenny ...............
Task Force Task Force C.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Office of the Kansas Kansas Meth Project Topeka, KS $1,000,000 Moore, Dennis; Brownback
Attorney General Boyda, Nancy E.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Orange County Government to remediate environmental Orlando, FL $100,000 Brown, Corrine Martinez
dangers of methamphetamine
labs in Orange County.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Partnership Carson City Anti- Partnership Carson City Anti- Carson City, NV $400,000 Heller, Dean Reid
Meth Coalition Meth Coalition
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Pierce County Alliance for an anti-methamphetamine Tacoma, WA $1,000,000 ................ Murray,
initiative Cantwell
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Pierce County Alliance for an information Tacoma, WA $1,200,000 ................ Murray
clearinghouse and technical
training center to aid in
the fight against
methamphetamine
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Pierce County Alliance Washington State Tacoma, WA $1,100,000 Dicks, Norman ...............
Methamphetamine Initiative D.; Inslee,
Jay; Baird,
Brian; Larsen,
Rick; Hastings,
Doc
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Polk County Sheriff Polk County Methamphetamine Bartow, Florida $250,000 Putnam, Adam H. ...............
Prevention Project
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Rockdale County Sheriff Methamphetamine Initiative Conyers, Georgia $120,000 Johnson, Jr., Chambliss,
Henry C. Hank Isakson
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Rosebud Sioux Tribe for law enforcement, court Rosebud Indian $850,000 Herseth Sandlin, Johnson, Thune
operations, prosecutors, Reservation, SD Stephanie
the public defenders office
and detention programs
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Secret Witness Secret Witness Anti- Reno, NV $250,000 Heller, Dean ...............
Methamphetamine Education/
Prevention Efforts
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Sioux City Police Department National Meth Training Sioux City, Iowa $500,000 King, Steve Harkin,
Center Grassley
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Solano County Gang and Methamphetamine Fairfield, CA $300,000 Tauscher, Ellen Boxer
Enforcement Team O.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth South Central Drug Task South Central Drug Task West Plains, MO $250,000 Emerson, Jo Ann ...............
Force Force
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Department of Justice COPS Meth South Coast Interagency South Coast Interagency Coquille, Oregon $460,000 DeFazio, Peter Wyden
Narcotics Team Narcotics Team A.
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Southeast Missouri Drug Task Southeast Missouri Drug Task Sikeston, MO $165,000 Emerson, Jo Ann ...............
Force Force
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Department of Justice COPS Meth St. Francis County Sheriff St. Francis County, AR Forrest City, AR $65,000 Berry, Marion ...............
Methamphetamine Enforcement
and Eradication
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Department of Justice COPS Meth State of New Mexico for a statewide meth Santa Fe, NM $1,000,000 Pearce, Stevan; Domenici,
eradication program Wilson, Heather Bingaman
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Tennessee Bureau of TN Statewide Methamphetamine Nashville, TN $2,400,000 Wamp, Zach Alexander,
Investigation Task Force Corker
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Department of Justice COPS Meth The Colorado Meth Project for an anti-methamphetamine Denver, CO $500,000 ................ Salazar
campaign
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Department of Justice COPS Meth The Wyoming Meth Project for fighting the Casper, WY $75,000 Cubin, Barbara Enzi, Barrasso
methamphetamine problem
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Department of Justice COPS Meth The Wyoming Meth Project to reduce youth meth use Cheyenne, WY $100,000 ................ Barrasso
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Town of Hamburg Methamphetamine Use Hamburg, NY $300,000 Higgins, Brian ...............
Prevention Initiative
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Department of Justice COPS Meth University of Arkansas Arkansas Methamphetamine Little Rock, AR $500,000 Boozman, John; Lincoln, Pryor
Criminal Justice Institute Education and Training Snyder, Vic;
Project Berry, Marion
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Department of Justice COPS Meth University of Nebraska at to implement a project to Omaha, NE $600,000 ................ Ben Nelson,
Omaha improve Nebraska's Hagel
community corrections and
methamphetamine abuse
treatment services
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Department of Justice COPS Meth University of Wyoming to address gaps in substance Laramie, WY $50,000 Cubin, Barbara Barrasso
abuse treatment and
transitional services in
the State
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Department of Justice COPS Meth University of Wyoming to address the need for Laramie, WY $75,000 ................ Enzi, Barrasso
transitional services for
recovering addicts in
Wyoming
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Ventura County Sheriff California Multi- Ventura, CA $200,000 Capps, Lois; ...............
jurisdictional Gallegly, Elton
Methamphetamine (CAL MMET)
Investigators
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Washington State University Washington State University Spokane, WA $50,000 Baird, Brian Cantwell
Methamphetamine Research
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Department of Justice COPS Meth Wisconsin Department of for the continuation of a Madison, WI $1,000,000 ................ Kohl
Justice statewide anti-
methamphetamine initiative
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Department of Justice Office on Violence Against State of Alaska for sexual assault/domestic Juneau, AK $400,000 Young, Don Murkowski
Women violence education, victim
assistance, and prosecution
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary A Child Is Missing for law enforcement Fort Lauderdale, FL $100,000 ................ Crapo
Grants assistance for missing and
abducted children in Idaho
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary A Child is Missing to support A Child is Fort Lauderdale, FL $100,000 Herseth Sandlin, Thune
Grants Missing efforts in South Stephanie
Dakota
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary A Child is Missing to upgrade telephony Fort Lauderdale, FL $100,000 ................ Roberts
Grants technology and satellite
mapping systems to assist
in locating missing
children in Kansas
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary A Hand Up Recovery Ex- A Hand Up Recovery Ex- Chicago, IL $150,000 Davis, Danny K. ...............
Grants Offender Home Offender Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Action in the Community Action in the Community Dumfries, VA $40,000 Davis, Tom ...............
Grants Through Service Through Service
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Advanced Science and to train judges in forensic Washington, DC $500,000 ................ Mikulski
Grants Technology Adjudication science and other
Resource Center technically complex areas
of the law
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Advocate Good Samaritan Advocate Good Samaritan Downer's Grove, IL $50,000 Roskam, Peter J. ...............
Grants Hospital Hospital's Preventing and
Addressing Domestic
Violence Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alabama Center for Law and to continue a community Birmingham, AL $350,000 ................ Shelby
Grants Civic Education oriented, interdisciplinary
team to design, implement
and test solutions to the
most pressing problems of
violence effecting families
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alabama Department of for forensics research and Montgomery, AL $1,000,000 ................ Shelby
Grants Forensic Sciences operations
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alabama Department of Public for law enforcement purposes Montgomery, AL $500,000 Everett, Terry Shelby
Grants Safety
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alachua County, FL Management of Offenders with Gainesville, Florida $550,000 Stearns, Cliff; Bill Nelson
Grants Co-occurring Mental Illness Brown, Corrine
and Addiction Disorders
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alameda County Alameda County Violence Oakland, CA $250,000 Lee, Barbara ...............
Grants Prevention Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alamo Area Rape Crisis National Online Hotline and San Antonio, TX $300,000 Gonzalez, ...............
Grants Center comprehensive services for Charles A.
sexual assault survivors
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alaska Native Justice Center for funding to provide Anchorage, AK $200,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants attorney referrals,
information and resources
to support Natives involved
in legal issues
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Alfred University Rural Justice Institute at Alfred, N.Y. $600,000 Kuhl, Jr., John Schumer
Grants Alfred University R. Randy
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Allegheny County for security cameras and a Allegheny County, PA $750,000 Doyle, Michael Specter
Grants threat viewer emergency F.
management visualization
system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Anderson County, KS, Sheriff School Resource Officers for Garnett, KS $80,000 Boyda, Nancy E. ...............
Grants Anderson County, KS,
Schools
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Anna Maria College Anna Maria College's Molly Paxton, MA $300,000 McGovern, James Kerry, Kennedy
Grants Bish Center for Protection P.
of Children
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Auburn University Canine Detection Development Auburn, AL $1,700,000 Aderholt, Robert Shelby
Grants and Training for Local Law B.; Rogers
Enforcement (AL), Mike
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Battered Families Services Domestic Violence Services Gallup, NM $150,000 Udall, Tom ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Bee County Crime Stoppers Crime Safe Schools, Bee Beeville, Texas $5,000 Hinojosa, Ruben ...............
Grants County
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Berks County Community Reading Police K9 Unit Reading, Pennsylvania $200,000 Gerlach, Jim ...............
Grants Foundation
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Big Brothers/Big Sisters of funds for a statewide at- Anchorage, AK $200,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants Alaska risk youth mentoring
program involving faith
based organization,
schools, and non-profit
entities
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Birmingham Family Therapy Restorative Justice Program Birmingham, Michigan $400,000 Knollenberg, Joe Levin, Stabenow
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Board of Mahoning County Inmate Management Youngstown/Mahoning $300,000 Ryan, Tim ...............
Grants Commissioners County, Ohio
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Boys and Girls Club Indian Boys and Girls Club Indian Vero Beach, Florida $500,000 Weldon, Dave ...............
Grants River County River County
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0634Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Boys Town for expansion of services in Las Vegas, NV $200,000 Porter, Jon C. Reid
Grants Las Vegas to assist at-risk
girls and boys
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Bristol Borough Bristol Borough Gang Bristol, PA $100,000 Murphy, Patrick ...............
Grants Prevention Initiative J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Buffalo Trace/Gateway Buffalo Trace/Gateway Maysville, KY $280,000 Davis, Geoff ...............
Grants Narcotics Task Force, Mason Narcotics Task Force, KY
County, KY
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Bureau of Criminal for the statewide rollout of St. Paul, MN $200,000 ................ Coleman,
Grants Apprehension, CriMNet two major criminal justice Klobuchar
Program (MN Department of information integration
Public Safety) services
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Butler County Community Evacuation Crisis Management Butler, PA $1,000,000 English, Phil ...............
Grants College Training
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary California Forensic Science California State University, Los Angeles, CA $1,000,000 Schiff, Adam B. Feinstein
Grants Institute Los Angeles
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary California State Department California Gang Suppression Sacramento, CA $200,000 Lewis, Jerry; ...............
Grants of Justice Enforcement Teams McNerney, Jerry
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Cape Girardeau County to provide funding for Cape Girardeau, MO $1,000,000 ................ Bond
Grants Sheriff's Office competitive grants to
sheriff's offices and multi-
jurisdiction drug task
forces to address
specifically
methamphetamine production
and trafficking
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Career Gear Men of Color in Crisis-- New York, NY $175,000 Meeks, Gregory Schumer
Grants Prisoner Reentry Project W.; Nadler,
Jerrold
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary CARITAS, Inc for comprehensive case Pawtucket, RI $200,000 ................ Reed
Grants management services for
adolescents receiving
substance abuse treatment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Center for Court Innovation The Mid-Hudson Valley Drug New York,NY $175,000 Hinchey, Maurice ...............
Grants Court Enhancement Project D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Center Point, Inc Re-Entry and Community San Rafael, CA $200,000 Woolsey, Lynn C. ...............
Grants Integration Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Central Mountain Training for interoperable Canon City, CO $300,000 ................ Salazar
Grants Foundation communications equipment
procurement and training
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Central Piedmont Community American Academy for Applied Charlotte, NC $500,000 Myrick, Sue ...............
Grants College (CPCC) Forensics (AAAF)--Cyber Wilkins; Hayes,
Crime and Cyber Security Robin
Training Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Chapman University and the Chapman University Domestic Anaheim, CA $300,000 Sanchez, Loretta ...............
Grants Anaheim Family Justice Violence Clinic, Anaheim,
Center California
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe for law enforcement, court Cheyenne River Indian $750,000 Herseth Sandlin, Johnson
Grants operations, prosecutors, Reservation, SD Stephanie
the public defender's
office, and detention
programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Chicago Urban League The Chicago Urban League's Chicago, IL $200,000 Rush, Bobby L. ...............
Grants Male Involvement Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Chief of Police, Boulder Regional Law Enforcement Boulder City, NV $600,000 Porter, Jon C. Reid
Grants City, NV Police Dept Training Facility
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Children's Advocacy Centers KidSafe Project Ardmore, Oklahoma $150,000 Boren, Dan ...............
Grants of Oklahoma, Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Children's Hospital of the Child Abuse Treatment Center Norfolk, Virginia $200,000 Drake, Thelma ...............
Grants King's Daughters D.; Scott,
Robert C. Bobby
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Citizens for NYC Community Crime Stoppers New York, NY $250,000 Crowley, Joseph ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Albuquerque Police for a family advocacy center Albuquerque, NM $200,000 ................ Bingaman
Grants Department supporting forensic
training and a crisis
support team
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Alexander City City of Alexander City Alexander City, AL $100,000 Rogers (AL), Shelby
Grants Mike
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Allentown for an anti-youth gang Allentown, PA $200,000 Dent, Charles W. Casey
Grants initiative in Allentown
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Baltimore Police to reduce illegal gun Baltimore, MD $1,100,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
Grants Department trafficking and gun C. A. Dutch; Cardin
violence Cummings,
Elijah E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Battle Ground School Resource Officer Battle Ground, WA $100,000 Baird, Brian ...............
Grants Program in Battle Ground,
WA
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Casper Public Safety Officer Casper, WY $250,000 Cubin, Barbara ...............
Grants Training Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Charlotte for gang prevention and Charlotte, NC $50,000 ................ Dole
Grants intervention training,
project marketing, and
outreach to hotspots
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Chattanooga City of Chattanooga Law Chattanooga, TN $550,000 Wamp, Zach ...............
Grants Enforcement Training Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Denton Denton Public Safety Denton, TX $500,000 Burgess, Michael ...............
Grants Training Facility C.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Fernley, Nevada for law enforcement Fernley, NV $300,000 ................ Reid, Ensign
Grants equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Folsom Folsom Emergency Operations Folsom, CA $500,000 Lungren, Daniel ...............
Grants Center E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Glendale, California Foothill Regional Forensic City of Glendale, $1,000,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Grants DNA Lab California
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Indianapolis Liberty Hall II Offender Re- Indianapolis, Indiana $300,000 Carson, Andre Lugar
Grants Entry Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Jackson, Tennessee Jackson Offender Management/ Jackson, Tennessee $755,000 Tanner, John S. Alexander
Grants Teen Crime Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Jacksonville Jacksonville Journey Anti- Jacksonville, FL $1,200,000 Crenshaw, Ander; Martinez
Grants Violence Initiative Brown, Corrine
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Las Vegas for copper wire theft Las Vegas, NV $400,000 ................ Reid
Grants prevention efforts
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Los Angeles Gang Intervention and Los Angeles, CA $250,000 Watson, Diane E. ...............
Grants Community Policing Training
Academy
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City Of Los Angeles Gang Reduction Zone-Boyle Los Angeles, CA $550,000 Roybal-Allard, ...............
Grants Heights Lucille
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Luverne for police equipment Luverne, AL $100,000 ................ Shelby
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Manassas Park Northern Virginia Regional Manassas Park, Virginia $2,500,000 Wolf, Frank R. Webb
Grants Gang Task Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Miami Beach, FL Miami Beach After School Miami Beach, FL $200,000 Ros-Lehtinen, ...............
Grants Gang and Drug Prevention Ileana;
Program Wasserman
Schultz, Debbie
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of New Haven City of New Haven Re-entry New Haven, CT $350,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. Dodd, Lieberman
Grants Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Newark, New Jersey City of Newark Returning Newark, New Jersey $500,000 Rothman, Steven Lautenberg,
Grants Offender Initiative R.; Payne, Menendez
Donald M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Newburgh Community and Police Newburgh, NY $185,000 Hinchey, Maurice ...............
Grants Partnering Against Violence D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Oakland to recruit and hire Oakland, CA $300,000 Lee, Barbara Boxer
Grants additional police officers
from within the Oakland
community.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Philadelphia Youth Violence Reduction Philadelphia, PA $500,000 Fattah, Chaka; Specter, Casey
Grants Partnership (YVRP) Schwartz,
Allyson Y.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Portland Family Justice Center Portland, OR $300,000 Blumenauer, Wyden
Grants Earl; Wu, David
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Refuge Economic Anchor of Hope Re-Entry Gardena, CA $70,000 Waters, Maxine ...............
Grants Development Corporation Employment Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Richmond to upgrade security at the Richmond, VA $400,000 ................ Warner, Webb
Grants Courts Building
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Saginaw Police to acquire a gunshot Saginaw, MI $200,000 Kildee, Dale E. Levin, Stabenow
Grants Department locating system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Salem Police to create an automated Salem, OR $75,000 Hooley, Darlene Smith, Wyden
Grants Department citation system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of San Bernardino for a school-based San Bernardino, CA $500,000 ................ Boxer
Grants partnership to provide gang
resistance education and
training
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of San Jose to assess the City's gang San Jose, CA $250,000 ................ Feinstein
Grants intervention and prevention
programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Santa Rosa Santa Rosa--Mayor Santa Rosa, CA $10,000 Woolsey, Lynn C. ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Sparta, GA Sparta GA Police Equipment Sparta, GA $100,000 Barrow, John ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of St. Paul to replace the warning siren St. Paul, MN $250,000 ................ Coleman,
Grants system that is used to warn Klobuchar
the public about tornadoes,
terrorism, and hazardous
material emergencies
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Stockton Operation Peacekeeper Gang Stockton, CA $500,000 McNerney, Jerry; Boxer
Grants Outreach Program Cardoza, Dennis
A.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Suffolk Suffolk Initiative on Youth Suffolk, Virginia $200,000 Forbes, J. Randy ...............
Grants (SIY)--Youth Crime
Prevention Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Trenton Police for a gunshot locating Trenton, NJ $200,000 Holt, Rush D. Lautenberg,
Grants Department system Menendez
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Trenton, New Jersey YouthStat Violence and Gang Trenton, NJ $600,000 Holt, Rush D.; Lautenberg,
Grants Prevention Smith, Menendez
Christopher H.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Vancouver for a new records management Vancouver, WA $500,000 Baird, Brian Cantwell
Grants system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of West Haven West Haven Public Safety West Haven, CT $225,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. ...............
Grants Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Westminster, CA Asian Criminal Enterprise Westminster, CA $312,000 Royce, Edward R. ...............
Grants Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of White Settlement White Settlement Emergency White Settlement, TX $500,000 Granger, Kay ...............
Grants Management, Police, and
Fire Department
Interoperable
Communications Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of York for a crime response and York, PA $300,000 ................ Casey
Grants coordination project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary City of Youngstown Youngstown Shotspotters Youngstown, Ohio $530,000 Ryan, Tim ...............
Grants (City of Youngstown
Neighborhood Safety
Initiative)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Claflin University Claflin University Forensic Orangeburg, SC $700,000 Clyburn, James Graham
Grants DNA Lab E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Clark County Sheriff's to purchase equipment, Clark County, KY $90,000 ................ McConnell
Grants Department including portable radios
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Clearfield City for technology to combat Clearfield City, UT $200,000 Bishop, Rob Bennett, Hatch
Grants gang activity.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Clermont County Sheriff Clermont County Multi- Clermont County, Ohio $230,000 Schmidt, Jean ...............
Grants Jurisdictional Drug Task
Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Coahoma County Sheriff Coahoma County Sheriff Coahoma County, $100,000 Thompson, Bennie ...............
Grants Department Department, law enforcement Mississippi G.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Community Action of the Community Action's Care and Greenfield, MA $200,000 Olver, John W. ...............
Grants Franklin, Hampshire, and Protection Triage Project
North Quabbin Regions
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Community Build, Inc Gang Prevention and Los Angeles, CA $150,000 Waters, Maxine ...............
Grants Community Safety Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Community Foundation of Neighborhood Safety Program Kansas City, Kansas $200,000 Moore, Dennis ...............
Grants Wyandotte County, Inc in Kansas City Kansas
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Community Mediation Center Community Mediation Center Canton, Ohio $70,000 Regula, Ralph ...............
Grants of Stark County of Stark County
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Community Renewal to use a CRI Model for Shreveport, LA $100,000 McCrery, Jim Landrieu,
Grants International neighborhood terrorism and Vitter
disaster preparedness
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Coos County Sheriff's Office for personnel and Coquille, OR $100,000 ................ Wyden
Grants operational costs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Cotton Plant Police Cotton Plant, AR Law Cotton Plant, AR $100,000 Berry, Marion ...............
Grants Department Enforcement
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary County of Monterey Monterey County Street and Monterey County, CA $1,250,000 Farr, Sam Feinstein,
Grants Anti-Gang Project (aka: Boxer
Gang Task Force)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary County of Ogemaw Ogemaw County Sheriff, West Branch, MI $55,000 Stupak, Bart ...............
Grants Corrections Officers
Training
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Court Appointed Special Court Appointed Special San Fernando Valley, CA $110,000 Sherman, Brad ...............
Grants Advocates (CASA) of Los Advocates, San Fernando
Angeles County Valley
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Creative Visions Human Family Reunification and Des Moines, IA $500,000 Boswell, Leonard ...............
Grants Development Center Support Services L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Criminal Information Sharing for a law enforcement Folsom, CA $400,000 Lewis, Jerry Hutchison,
Grants Alliance information sharing network Cornyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Criminal Justice Institute, Arkansas School Resource Little Rock, Arkansas $300,000 Snyder, Vic Lincoln, Pryor
Grants University of Arkansas Officer Program
System
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Criminal Justice Institute, for a national training Little Rock, AR $1,000,000 Snyder, Vic Lincoln, Pryor
Grants University of Arkansas center for rural law
System enforcement executives
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Crisis Center of Northern Domestic Violence Prevention Espanola, NM $500,000 Udall, Tom ...............
Grants New Mexico and Public Education
Campaign for Northern New
Mexico
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Crystal Judson Family Crystal Judson Family Tacoma, WA $500,000 Dicks, Norman Murray,
Grants Justice Center Justice Center D.; Smith, Adam Cantwell
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Dauphin County for family group and at-risk Harrisburg, PA $250,000 Holden, Tim Specter
Grants youth counseling
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Daviess County Sheriff Daviess County Mobile Owensboro, KY $200,000 Lewis, Ron McConnell
Grants Technology
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Defiance College Genetic Analysis Equipment Defiance, Ohio $145,000 Latta, Robert E. Voinovich,
Grants for Defiance College Brown
Forensic Science Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Des Moines Area Community Des Moines Area Community Ankeny, IA $800,000 Latham, Tom Harkin,
Grants College College Electronic Crime Grassley
Institute
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Dona Ana County to implement a jail Las Cruces, NM $180,000 ................ Bingaman
Grants diversion program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Dover Police Department Equipment and Training for Dover, NH $235,000 Shea-Porter, ...............
Grants Dover Police Department Carol
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Downriver Community for equipment upgrades to Southgate, MI $500,000 Dingell, John D. Levin, Stabenow
Grants Conference improve public safety
interoperability among
member communities
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary East Bay Community Law Clean Slate Clinic for Oakland, CA $250,000 Lee, Barbara ...............
Grants Center Community Re-entry &
Reintegration
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary ElderServe, Inc Crime Prevention Services Louisville, Kentucky $225,000 Yarmuth, John A. ...............
Grants for the Elderly
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Enough is Enough Virginia Internet Safety Great Falls, Virginia $500,000 Moran, James P.; ...............
Grants 101: Empowering Parents Scott, Robert
Program C. Bobby
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Essex County Prosecutor's to expand the program to Newark, NJ $150,000 ................ Lautenberg,
Grants Office more witnesses and victims Menendez
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Exeter Police Department Berks County Emergency Reading, Pennsylvania $250,000 Gerlach, Jim ...............
Grants Response Team (BCERT)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Fairleigh Dickinson Fairleigh Dickinson Madison, New Jersey $300,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Grants University University Law Enforcement Rodney P.
Distance Education Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Family ReEntry, Inc Fresh Start Community Norwalk, CT $300,000 Shays, ...............
Grants ReEntry Pilot Program Christopher
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Family Violence Prevention International Center to End San Francisco, CA $2,000,000 Pelosi, Nancy ...............
Grants Fund Violence
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Father's Day Rally FDRC Philadelphia, PA $500,000 Fattah, Chaka ...............
Grants Committee, Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary First Step First Step Sexual Assault Taylor, MI $300,000 Dingell, John D. ...............
Grants Nurse Examiner Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Florida Gulf Coast FGCU Law Enforcement and Ft. Myers, Florida $150,000 Mack, Connie ...............
Grants University Public Safety
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Fort Belknap Indian for additional staff, Fort Belknap, MT $300,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Grants Community updated electronic data
systems, equipment and
training to ensure quality
judicial services in the
tribal court
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Fox Valley Child Advocacy Fox Valley Child Advocacy Neenah, Wisconsin $115,000 Petri, Thomas E. ...............
Grants Center Center Victim Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Franklin County District Franklin County Wireless Malone, New York $350,000 McHugh, John M. ...............
Grants Attorney Video Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Freedom Rain, Inc Lovelady Prison transition Birmingham, AL $100,000 Davis, Artur ...............
Grants Workforce Development
Project for Homeless Women
and Children
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Gary YWCA Gary YWCA for the expansion Gary, Indiana $850,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
Grants of the Ready 4 Work and J.
Kids Cafe Programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Genesee County for assistance for those Genesee County, MI $100,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Grants transitioning from prison
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary George C. Wallace State Campus Safety Technologies Hanceville, AL $200,000 Aderholt, Robert ...............
Grants Community College-- B.
Hanceville
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Georgia State University for inmate programs in the Atlanta, GA $500,000 Bishop, Jr., Chambliss,
Grants Georgia prison system Sanford D.; Isakson
Lewis, John;
Johnson, Jr.,
Henry C. Hank
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Gnadenhutten Police Gnadenhutten Police Gnadenhutten, Ohio $30,000 Space, Zachary Brown
Grants Department Equipment Improvement T.
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Good Beginnings Alliance Supporting Keiki of Honolulu, Hawaii $200,000 Hirono, Mazie K. ...............
Grants Incarcerated Parents (SKIP)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Gospel Rescue Ministries of Drug Recovery Program for Washington, DC $250,000 Aderholt, Robert ...............
Grants Washington, DC Men & Women B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Grambling State University for a workforce education Grambling, LA $200,000 ................ Landrieu
Grants and reentry program for the
formerly incarcerated
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Grant Sawyer Center, For Grant Sawyer Center at Reno, NV $200,000 ................ Reid
Grants University of Nevada at UNR judicial education
Reno
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Greater Kansas City Neighborhood Safety Program Kansas City, Missouri $200,000 Cleaver, Emanuel ...............
Grants Community Foundation and
LISC
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Greater Trenton Area YMCA Greater Trenton Area YMCA: Trenton, NJ $450,000 Smith, ...............
Grants Rebuilding Communities Christopher H.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Guardian Angel Community Guardian Angel Transitional Joliet, Illinois $50,000 Weller, Jerry ...............
Grants Services Housing
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Guernsey County Sheriff Guernsey County Sheriff Cambridge, OH $100,000 Space, Zachary Brown
Grants Equipment Project T.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Hampden County Sheriff's Hampden County Sheriff's Ludlow, MA $500,000 Neal, Richard E. Kennedy, Kerry
Grants Department Department's Integrated Re-
entry Model
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Harris County Constable Street Crimes-Gang Task Houston, Texas $100,000 Jackson-Lee, ...............
Grants Department, Precinct Seven Force Sheila
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Harris County Constable Harris County Constable Houston, Texas $400,000 Green, Al ...............
Grants Precinct 7 Precinct 7 Law Enforcement
Terrorism Prevention
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Harris County Constable Harris County Constable Houston, Texas $300,000 Jackson-Lee, ...............
Grants Precinct 7 Precinct 7 The Sex Sheila; Green,
Offenders Program Al
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Havenwoods Economic Havenwoods Community Milwaukee, Wisconsin $50,000 Moore, Gwen ...............
Grants Development Corporation Intervention Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Haymarket Center for a workforce development Chicago, IL $250,000 Davis, Danny K. Durbin
Grants program for those with past
criminal justice
involvement, substance
abuse, and economic and
employment instability.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Heartland Family Service for family based treatment Council Bluffs, IA $600,000 King, Steve Harkin,
Grants of drug-addicted mothers Grassley
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Hennepin County Joint Community Police Minneapolis, MN $100,000 Ramstad, Jim; ...............
Grants Partnership Project Ellison, Keith
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Hennepin County to facilitate the sharing of Hennepin County, MN $250,000 Ellison, Keith Coleman,
Grants juvenile records between Klobuchar
criminal justice agencies
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Henry C. Lee Institute of Evidence Response Training West Haven, CT $600,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. ...............
Grants Forensic Science Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Holmes County E911 Holmes County Emergency Millersburg, Ohio $150,000 Space, Zachary ...............
Grants Communication System T.
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Holmes County Sheriff Holmes County Sheriff Holmes County, $100,000 Thompson, Bennie ...............
Grants Department Department, law enforcement Mississippi G.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Homestretch Taking Charge Falls Church, VA $500,000 Moran, James P. ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Houston Police Department Houston Police Department Houston, Texas $350,000 Poe, Ted ...............
Grants LiveScan Equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Houston Police Department Houston Police Department Houston, Texas $150,000 Poe, Ted ...............
Grants Mobile AFIS Equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Illinois Sheriff's for law enforcement and Springfield, IL $250,000 ................ Durbin
Grants Association clean-up of meth production
and abuse
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Indiana University of Correctional Education Indiana, PA $1,100,000 Murtha, John P. ...............
Grants Pennsylvania Clearinghouse and
Educational Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Indianapolis Metropolitan to enhance public safety and Indianapolis, IN $150,000 ................ Lugar
Grants Police Department increase patrol time on the
street
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Inner Harbour for Children to advance neurofeedback Douglasville, GA $100,000 Gingrey, Phil Chambliss,
Grants and Families treatment to help troubled Isakson
youths overcome deficits,
avoid trouble, and become
highly functioning members
of society.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa Central Community Iowa Central Law Enforcement Fort Dodge, IA $450,000 Latham, Tom Harkin,
Grants College Training Center Grassley
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa Department of Public to provide methamphetamine Des Moines, IA $850,000 ................ Harkin,
Grants Health abuse treatment for inmates Grassley
in Polk, Scott and Story
counties
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa Governor's Office of Drug Endangered Children Des Moines, IA $200,000 Boswell, Leonard Harkin,
Grants Drug Control Policy (ODCP) Program L. Grassley
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa Legal Aid for continued collaboration Des Moines, IA $300,000 ................ Harkin
Grants between the medical and
legal communities in
servicing low-income Iowans
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa State University Internet Scale Event & Ames, Iowa $650,000 Latham, Tom Harkin,
Grants Attack Generation Grassley
Environment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Iowa State University Iowa State Forensic Testing Ames, IA $3,000,000 Latham, Tom Harkin,
Grants Lab Grassley
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Jackson Medical Mall for prevention programs for Jackson, MS $400,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Grants at-risk youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Jackson State University for emergency responder Jackson, MS $1,000,000 ................ Cochran
Grants software development
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Jacksonville/Morgan County Morgan County Rescue Dive Jacksonville, IL $175,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Grants Underwater Search & Rescue Team
Dive Team
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Jefferson County Commission Jefferson County Combined E- Birmingham, AL $300,000 Bachus, Spencer; Shelby
Grants 911 Communications Center Aderholt,
Phase I Robert B.;
Davis, Artur
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Jefferson State Community Jefferson State Community Birmingham, AL $100,000 Bachus, Spencer ...............
Grants College College Crime Prevention
for Campus and Community
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary John A. Logan College to expand a pilot program Carterville, IL $100,000 ................ Durbin
Grants that electronically tracks
purchases of
methamphetamine precursors
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary John Jay College National Academy for Reentry New York, NY $500,000 Rangel, Charles Schumer
Grants Policy and Practice B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Johnson County Sheriff's Stop the Offender Program Johnson County, TX $200,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Grants Department
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Justice Assistance RI Justice Assistance RI Cranston, RI $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
Grants J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Justiceworks, Ltd Restorative Justice Stevens Point, WI $400,000 Obey, David R. ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary King County Sheriff Seattle, King County Gang Seattle, WA $300,000 McDermott, Jim Murray
Grants WA Intervention Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary King County Sheriff's Office for the School Resource Seattle, WA $350,000 McDermott, Jim Murray
Grants Officers Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Kings County District for the investigation and Kings County, NY $875,000 ................ Schumer
Grants Attorney's Office prosecution of deed theft,
mortgage fraud, and related
real estate-based crimes
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Latin America Youth Center to serve at risk youth and Langley Park, MD $500,000 ................ Mikulski
Grants promote gang prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Laurens County Sheriff's Neighborhood Watch & Dublin, GA $75,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Grants Office Choosing Healthy Activities
and Methods Promoting
Safety (CHAMPS)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Levy County Sheriff Levy County Multi- Bronson, Florida $100,000 Brown-Waite, ...............
Grants Jurisdictional Task Force Ginny
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Limestone County Sheriff's Limestone county narcotics Limestone County, TX $150,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Grants Department enforcement
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary LISC LISC NYC, NY $250,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
Grants J.; Langevin,
James R.;
Moore, Gwen
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Local Initiatives and to promote strategic Jackson, MS $750,000 ................ Cochran
Grants Support Corporation- alliance between community
Community Safety Initiative developers and law
enforcement, which will
reduce crime and spur
revitalization in troubled
neighborhoods
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Lorain County Urban League Urban Youth Empowerment Elyria, Ohio $315,000 Sutton, Betty Brown
Grants Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Lorain Police Department to purchase in-car video Lorain, OH $500,000 ................ Brown
Grants cameras for law enforcement
patrol vehicles
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Los Angeles County Sheriff's to upgrade an anti-gang data Monterey Park, CA $300,000 Dreier, David Feinstein
Grants Department and analysis database
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Los Angeles County Sheriff- Mobile Law Enforcement Temple City, CA $35,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Grants Temple City Automobile Investigative
System
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Louisiana District to support an early Baton Rouge, LA $800,000 Alexander, Landrieu,
Grants Attorney's Association intervention program for at- Rodney Vitter
risk elementary students
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Lower Brule Sioux Tribe for law enforcement, court Lower Brule Indian $500,000 ................ Johnson
Grants operations, prosecutors, Reservation, SD
public defenders office,
and detention equipment and
operations
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Luna County Sheriff's to address border-related Deming, NM $375,000 ................ Bingaman
Grants Department criminal activity.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Luzerne County Community for training and equipment Luzerne County, PA $150,000 ................ Specter
Grants College acquisition
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Madison County Commission for integrated law Huntsville, AL $1,500,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Grants enforcement records Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Madison County Drug Court Madison County Drug Court Huntsville, AL $175,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Grants Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Maine Drug Enforcement Maine Public Safety and Augusta, ME $200,000 Michaud, Michael ...............
Grants Agency Health Initiative H.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Marshall County Sheriff's to purchase and upgrade law Marshall County, KY $400,000 ................ McConnell
Grants Department enforcement equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Maryland State Police Gang Elimination Task Force Annapolis, MD $2,000,000 Ruppersberger, ...............
Grants C. A. Dutch
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Megan Kanka Foundation Check 'Em Out Trenton, NJ $56,000 Smith, ...............
Grants Christopher H.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Memorial Hermann Healthcare for emergency communications Houston, TX $300,000 Culberson, John Hutchison,
Grants System equipment Abney Cornyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Menifee County Sheriff's to purchase law enforcement Menifee County, KY $30,000 ................ McConnell
Grants Department technology equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Mercer County Mercer County Ex-Offender Re- Trenton, NJ $215,000 Holt, Rush D.; Lautenberg,
Grants Entry Initiative Smith, Menendez
Christopher H.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Meridian Regional Regional Counter Drug Meridian, Mississippi $300,000 Pickering, ...............
Grants Counterdrug Training Training Academy- Meridian, Charles W. Chip
Academy MS
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Methodist University Forensic Science Fayetteville, North $250,000 Etheridge, Bob ...............
Grants Cybersecurity Education and Carolina
Training Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Metropolitan Crime to eliminate public New Orleans, LA $450,000 ................ Vitter
Grants Commission corruption and reduce white
collar crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Metropolitan Police The Metropolitan Police Washington DC $350,000 Norton, Eleanor ...............
Grants Department Department's Gang Holmes
Intervention Partnership
Unit and Violent Crime
Enforcement Operation
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Mississippi State University for digital forensic Starkville, MS $2,500,000 Pickering, Cochran, Wicker
Grants training Charles W. Chip
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Mississippi State University for training and research Starkville, MS $1,000,000 ................ Cochran
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Mississippi State University for law enforcement Starkville, MS $1,500,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Grants intelligence
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Monroe County Department of Monroe County, NY regional Rochester, NY $750,000 Walsh, James T. Schumer
Grants Public Safety Crime Laboratory Drug
Analysis Module
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Monroe County Department of Monroe County Regional Crime Rochester, NY $900,000 Kuhl, Jr., John Schumer
Grants Public Safety Lab Vehicle Examination and R. Randy
Training Module
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Montana Sheriffs and Peace for enhanced offender Helena, MT $200,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
Grants Officers Association monitoring, tracking and
notification to ensure
public safety.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Montana State University- Montana State University-- Billings, MT $350,000 Rehberg, Dennis Baucus, Tester
Grants Billings Billings Academic and R.
Skills Development Program
at the Montana Women's
Prison
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Montgomery County Commission Montgomery County Courthouse Montgomery, AL $100,000 Rogers (AL), Shelby
Grants Mike
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Montgomery County Police Centralized Gang Rockville, MD $200,000 Van Hollen, ...............
Grants Department, MD Investigation Unit Chris
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Montgomery County, MD Up County Youth Opportunity Rockville, MD $450,000 Van Hollen, Cardin
Grants Center Chris
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Morris College Morris College Forensics Sumter, SC $500,000 Spratt, Jr., Graham
Grants Center John M.;
Clyburn, James
E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary MTSU MTSU Forensic Training Murfreesboro, TN $550,000 Gordon, Bart ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Multnomah County to create a position in the Troutdale and Gresham, $275,000 Blumenauer, Earl Smith, Wyden
Grants Multnomah County District OR
Attorney's Office to
investigate and prosecute
cases involving the
victimization and
exploitation of the
elderly.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Nassau County Coalition Legal Resources Network Hempstead, NY $350,000 McCarthy, ...............
Grants Against Domestic Violence Carolyn; King,
Peter T.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Nassau County Police Nassau County Anti-Gang and Mineola, NY $380,000 King, Peter T. ...............
Grants Department Anti-Gun Trafficking
Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Center for State National Center for State Williamsburg, VA $350,000 Ruppersberger, ...............
Grants Courts Courts--Maryland State C. A. Dutch
Courts Improvement
Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Center for State State Court Improvement Williamsburg, VA $100,000 Scott, Robert C. ...............
Grants Courts Initiative Bobby; Gingrey,
Phil
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Center for Victims for a national hotline that Washington, DC $500,000 ................ Shelby,
Grants of Crime (NCVC) provides information and Mikulski
services to crime victims
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Child Protection to provide training, Winona, MN $700,000 Walz, Timothy J. Coleman,
Grants Training Center at Winona technical assistance and Klobuchar
State University publications to child
protection professionals
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Council of Juvenile Child Abuse Training Reno, NV $920,000 Granger, Kay; ...............
Grants and Family Court Judges Programs for Judicial Honda, Michael
Personnel: Victims Act M.; Conyers,
Model Courts Project Jr., John;
Regula, Ralph;
Grijalva, Raul
M.; Porter, Jon
C.; Wu, David
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Crime Prevention National Crime Prevention Arlington, VA $500,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reid, Ensign,
Grants Council Council J.; Rogers, Reed, Schumer,
Harold; Sessions,
Aderholt, Smith,
Robert B.; Voinovich,
DeLauro, Rosa Whitehouse,
L.; Wyden,
Ruppersberger, Bennett,
C. A. Dutch Biden, Hatch,
Kennedy,
Kerry,
Landrieu,
Lautenberg,
Leahy
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National District Attorneys National District Attorneys Columbia, South $1,600,000 Ruppersberger, Kennedy, Kerry,
Grants Association, National Carolina C. A. Dutch; Graham
Advocacy Center Frank, Barney;
Spratt, Jr.,
John M.;
Delahunt,
William D.;
Cramer, Jr.,
Robert E.
(Bud);
McGovern, James
P.; DeLauro,
Rosa L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Forensic Science National Forensic Science Largo, Florida $1,750,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Grants Technology Center Technology Center, Forensic Bill
Technology Center of
Excellence
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Judicial College For Judicial education and Reno, NV $800,000 ................ Reid, Ensign
Grants scholarships for Judges
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary National Police Athletic National Police Athletic Jupiter, FL $400,000 Ruppersberger, Bill Nelson,
Grants League League Programs C. A. Dutch; Biden, Crapo,
Mahoney, Tim; Clinton, Dodd,
Brady, Robert Brown,
A.; Ryan, Tim; Kennedy,
Brown, Corrine; Kerry,
Klein, Ron; Murkowski, Ben
Diaz-Balart, Nelson,
Lincoln Vitter,
Ensign,
Cardin, Kohl,
Menendez,
Schumer,
Klobuchar,
Coleman,
Dorgan,
Stabenow,
Lincoln,
Sanders,
Cantwell,
Pryor,
Collins,
Whitehouse,
Martinez
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Network of Victims Bucks County Domestic Jamison, PA $100,000 Murphy, Patrick ...............
Grants Assistance Violence Initative J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Nevada Dept. of Public to assist probationers with Carson City, NV $250,000 ................ Reid
Grants Safety diagnosed substance abuse
problems and financial need
in receiving treatment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Hampshire Attorney to combat street-level drug Concord, NH $750,000 ................ Gregg
Grants General's Office trafficking
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Hampshire Legal Domestic Violence Advocacy Manchester, New $370,000 Hodes, Paul W. ...............
Grants Assistance Project Hampshire
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Hampshire State Police to combat gang and drug- Concord, NH $1,500,000 ................ Gregg
Grants related violence and crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Hope Academy of New Hope Academy Drug Proof Factoryville, PA $50,000 Carney, ...............
Grants Northeast Pennsylvania Your Kids Community Christopher P.
Outreach
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Jersey Crime Victims' Crime Victim Pro Bono Legal Sparta, New Jersey $150,000 Frelinghuysen, Lautenberg,
Grants Law Center Advocacy Rodney P. Menendez
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Jersey Institute of to develop technology that Newark, NJ $250,000 Pascrell, Jr., Lautenberg,
Grants Technology would reduce accidental Bill Menendez
shootings, teen suicides,
unauthorized use of
firearms by family members
and illegal secondary trade
of weapons
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary New Mexico Adminstrative to continue drug court Santa Fe, NM $400,000 ................ Bingaman
Grants Office of the Courts programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary North Carolina Sheriffs' for the North Carolina Raleigh, NC $50,000 ................ Dole
Grants Association Sheriffs' Association to
equip a training facility.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary North Shore YWCA Domestic Violence Services Evanston, IL $100,000 Schakowsky, ...............
Grants Program Janice D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Northern Regional Laboratory to build a full service Greeley, CO $500,000 ................ Allard, Salazar
Grants Group crime lab in Northern
Colorado
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Northwest Arctic Borough Public Safety Planning and Kotzebue, AK $500,000 Young, Don Murkowski
Grants VPSO Hiring and Training
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Northwest Arkansas Community for a training center to Bentonville, AR $500,000 Boozman, John Lincoln, Pryor
Grants College reduce cases of child abuse
and improve support for
victims of child abuse
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Northwest Fund Community Enhancement Philadelphia, PA $500,000 Fattah, Chaka ...............
Grants Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Northwest Regional Gang Task Northwest Regional Gang Task Front Royal, Virginia $750,000 Wolf, Frank R. Webb
Grants Force Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Office of Orange County DNA Expansion Project Santa Ana, California $500,000 Calvert, Ken; ...............
Grants District Attorney Rohrabacher,
Dana; Sanchez,
Loretta;
Miller, Gary G.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oglala Sioux Tribe for law enforcement, court Pine Ridge Reservation, $750,000 Herseth Sandlin, Johnson, Thune
Grants operations, prosecutors, SD Stephanie
public defenders office,
and detention equipment and
operations on the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oglala Sioux Tribe Oglala Sioux Tribe Pine Ridge, SD $250,000 Herseth Sandlin, Thune
Grants Department of Public Safety Department of Public Safety Stephanie
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Ohio Attorney General Ohio Attorney General's DNA Columbus, OH $1,020,000 Space, Zachary Voinovich,
Grants Capacity Enhancement T.; Pryce, Brown
Deborah;
Chabot, Steve;
Ryan, Tim;
Sutton, Betty;
Kucinich,
Dennis J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Ohio Police Athletic League Youngstown/Warren Police Youngstown, Ohio $300,000 Ryan, Tim ...............
Grants Athletic League
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oklahoma Department of to continue replacement of Oklahoma City, OK $150,000 ................ Inhofe
Grants Public Safety Oklahoma's aging
communication system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oklahoma State Bureau of for information-sharing Oklahoma City, OK $100,000 ................ Inhofe
Grants Investigation within and between state
and local law enforcement
agencies
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oldham County Sheriff's Equipment Upgrades, Oldham LaGrange, KY $90,000 Davis, Geoff ...............
Grants Office County Sheriff, KY
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oneida County District for an information-sharing Utica, NY $215,000 Arcuri, Michael Schumer
Grants Attorney's Office database to analyze gang A.
related crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Operation Our Town Operation Our Town Altoona, PA $300,000 Shuster, Bill Specter
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Operation UNITE Operation UNITE Somerset, KY $4,450,000 Rogers, Harold ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Oregon Health And Science Multidisciplinary Institute Portland OR $200,000 Hooley, Darlene; Wyden
Grants University for Neuropsychiatric Wu, David;
Diagnosis Walden, Greg
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Orlando Regional Healthcare for operations of the Sexual Orlando, FL $125,000 ................ Martinez
Grants Trauma Recovery Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Our Children's Homestead for the tutoring of at-risk Rockford, IL $200,000 ................ Durbin
Grants youth in the foster system
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Pennsylvania Coalition for a program that engages Cumberland County, PA $250,000 ................ Casey
Grants Against Rape adults in reporting and
intervening in child sexual
abuse in Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Pennyrile Narcotic Task Pennyrile Narcotic Task Hopkinsville, Kentucky $500,000 Whitfield, Ed ...............
Grants Force Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Philadelphia Safety Net Safety Net Program Philadelphia, PA $500,000 Fattah, Chaka ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House Phoenix House Santa Fe Santa Fe Springs, CA $200,000 Napolitano, ...............
Grants Springs, CA Drug Treatment Grace F.
for Women
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House Phoenix House: Residential Temple Terrace, FL $200,000 Brown, Corrine; Bill Nelson
Grants Treatment Enhancements For Castor, Kathy;
Jacksonville Residents Bilirakis, Gus
M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House Phoenix House; Springfield, Springfield, MA $250,000 Neal, Richard E. Kerry, Kennedy
Grants MA Drug Treatment
Technology Enhancement
Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House Strengthening Specialized Long Island City, NY $400,000 Maloney, Carolyn ...............
Grants Treatment for Women in NYC B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House to upgrade a clinical Providence, RI $1,000,000 ................ Reed,
Grants management system Whitehouse
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House Florida to upgrade health record Hillsborough County, FL $300,000 ................ Bill Nelson
Grants technology.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Phoenix House, NY Phoenix House: New York New York City and New $450,000 Rangel, Charles Schumer
Grants State Drug Treatment York State B.
Technology Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Pinellas County Board of Pinellas County, FL Ex- Clearwater, FL $300,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Grants County Commissioners Offender Re-Entry Bill; Castor,
Initiative Kathy
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Pittsburgh Gateways Connection Center Pittsburgh, PA $100,000 Doyle, Michael ...............
Grants F.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Providence Holy Cross Tattoo Removal Violence Mission Hills, CA $200,000 Berman, Howard ...............
Grants Foundation Prevention Outreach Program L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Providence Police Department for a community-policing Providence, RI $1,000,000 Langevin, James Reed,
Grants initiative to reduce drugs R. Whitehouse
and drug-related crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Putnam County Children's Advocacy Center, Palatka, FL $330,000 Mica, John L. ...............
Grants Putnam County, Florida
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Rape, Abuse and Incest for national anti-sexual Washington, DC $500,000 ................ Shelby,
Grants National Network (RAINN) assault programs Mikulski,
Biden, Boxer,
Clinton,
Coleman,
Brown, Cardin,
Durbin,
Kennedy,
Kerry, Kohl,
Landrieu,
Collins,
Crapo, Leahy,
Lincoln,
Menendez,
Sanders,
Stabenow,
Dodd,
Murkowski,
Cantwell,
Pryor,
Salazar,
Schumer,
Vitter,
Whitehouse,
Baucus, Ben
Nelson
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Rape, Abuse, and Incest Sexual Violence Protection Washington, DC $200,000 Maloney, Carolyn ...............
Grants National Network and Victim Services B.; Moran,
James P.;
Aderholt,
Robert B.;
Matsui, Doris
O.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Rapides Parish Sheriff's for equipment and technology Alexandria, LA $200,000 ................ Vitter
Grants Office upgrades
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Ready, Willing & Able-- Ready Willing & Able Philadelphia, PA $100,000 Brady, Robert A. ...............
Grants Philadelphia Philadelphia DOE Fund
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary RI Coalition Against RI Coalition Against Warwick, RI $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
Grants Domestic Violence Domestic Violence J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Riverside County Probation Automated Kiosk Reporting Riverside, California $500,000 Calvert, Ken Boxer
Grants Department System
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Robertson County Sheriff's Robertson County Sheriff's Robertson County, Texas $400,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Grants Department Department
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Safe and Sound, Inc for personnel and after- Milwaukee, WI $600,000 ................ Kohl
Grants school programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Safe Streets Campaign Pierce County Regional Gang Tacoma, WA $1,000,000 Dicks, Norman Cantwell
Grants Prevention Initiative D.; Smith, Adam
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Safer Foundation Workforce Development & Chicago, Illinois $200,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Grants Criminal Justice Recidivism Jesse L.
Rates Reduction
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Sam Houston State University for crime lab technologies Huntsville, TX $800,000 Brady, Kevin Hutchison,
Grants Cornyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary San Bernardino and Riverside San Bernardino and Riverside San Bernardino, CA and $1,925,000 Lewis, Jerry; Feinstein
Grants Counties, CA County Regional Fingerprint Riverside, CA Calvert, Ken;
ID (CAL-ID) Baca, Joe;
Miller, Gary G.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary San Francisco District Back on Track San Francisco, CA $400,000 Pelosi, Nancy Feinstein
Grants Attorney
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary San Francisco District San Francisco Elder Abuse San Francisco, CA $300,000 Pelosi, Nancy ...............
Grants Attorney's Office Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary San Jose State University Collaborative Response to San Jose, CA $440,000 Lofgren, Zoe; ...............
Grants Foundation Victims of Domestic Honda, Michael
Violence M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary San Mateo County San Mateo County Gender San Mateo County, $200,000 Eshoo, Anna G. ...............
Grants Responsive Program California
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Sanctuary for Families Brooklyn Family New York, NY $100,000 Towns, Edolphus ...............
Grants Reunification Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary SC Center for Fathers and Jobs Not Jail: Fairfield Columbia, SC $140,000 Spratt, Jr., Graham
Grants Families County John M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary School District of the City Gang and Youth Violence Allentown, PA $750,000 Dent, Charles W. ...............
Grants of Allentown Security Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Schuylkill Women in Crisis Deterring Domestic Violence Pottsville, PA $100,000 Holden, Tim ...............
Grants (SWIC) and Limiting Its Long-Term
Impact on Survivors
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary SEARCH, National Consortium SEARCH Sacramento, California $500,000 Kennedy, Patrick Leahy
Grants for Justice Information and J.; Matsui,
Statistics Doris O.;
Rogers, Harold;
DeLauro, Rosa
L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Sheriffs Youth Programs of to be used by the Sheriffs Inver Grove Heights, MN $100,000 Oberstar, James Coleman,
Grants Minnesota Youth Program to expand L. Klobuchar
SYP's program for at-risk
youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Signature Academy Exodus to Excellence After Chicago, IL $200,000 Davis, Danny K. ...............
Grants School Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Simon Wiesenthal Center to provide sensitivity Los Angeles, CA $1,000,000 ................ Shelby,
Grants training to law enforcement Mikulski
when investigating hate
crimes and civil rights
abuses
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Sojourner Truth House, Inc Milwaukee Family Justice Milwaukee, Wisconsin $200,000 Moore, Gwen ...............
Grants Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary South Royalton Legal Clinic to provide legal aid to South Royalton, VT $300,000 ................ Leahy
Grants at Vermont Law School economically-disadvantaged
and vulnerable populations
in Vermont
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Southeast Los Angeles County Job Training Program for Cerritos, CA $125,000 Sanchez, Linda ...............
Grants Workforce Investment Board Foster Youth, Los Angeles T.
County, CA
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary St. Bernard Parish and Local law enforcement Belle Chasse, LA $300,000 Melancon, Landrieu
Grants Plaquemines Parish Sheriffs assistance Charlie
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary St. Croix County District for a specialized Hudson, WI $60,000 ................ Kohl
Grants Attorney methamphetamine prosecution
unit
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary St. Petersburg College Florida Regional Community St. Petersburg, FL $400,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Grants Policing Institute Bill
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Standing Rock Sioux Tribe for law enforcement, court Standing Rock Indian $250,000 ................ Johnson, Thune
Grants operations, prosecutors, Reservation, SD
the public defender's
office, and detention
programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary State of Alaska for alcohol interdiction for Juneau, AK $200,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants investigation and
prosecution of bootlegging
crimes as part of a
statewide effort to reduce
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary State of Alaska for the training of VPSO's, Juneau, AK $250,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants and the acquisition of
emergency response and
search and rescue equipment
for rural communities
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary State of Alaska to develop a network to Juneau, AK $235,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants allow remote access to the
criminal justice
information, from a single
point of access, thus
allowing law enforcement
and other courts within the
state to access court
records
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary State of Alaska to support coordinator and Juneau, AK $210,000 ................ Murkowski
Grants train law enforcement
officers to teach drug
abuse resistance education
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary State of Maryland DNA Casework Reduction Annapolis, MD $250,000 Ruppersberger, Cardin
Grants C. A. Dutch
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Stetson University College National Clearing House for St. Petersburg, FL $400,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Grants of Law Science, Technology and the Bill
Law
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Suffolk County District Prosecute gangs transporting Hauppauge, New York $245,000 Bishop, Timothy ...............
Grants Attorney and selling illegal H.
firearms
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Synergy Services Synergy Domestic Violence Parkville, Missouri $200,000 Graves, Sam ...............
Grants Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Tallahassee Community Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Tallahassee, FL $100,000 Crenshaw, Ander; Bill Nelson
Grants College Academy Boyd, Allen
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Tallahassee Community to expand intelligence Leon County, FL $200,000 ................ Bill Nelson
Grants College training programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Tarleton State University Tarleton State University Stephenville, TX $1,500,000 Carter, John R. ...............
Grants Rural Law Enforcement
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary TEAM 2000 Community to provide an integrated Elizabeth, NJ $300,000 ................ Lautenberg,
Grants Development Corporation system of case management, Menendez
education, and job
development services for ex-
offenders in the area
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Texas Border Sheriffs Texas Border Sheriffs El Paso, Texas $4,500,000 Culberson, John ...............
Grants Coalition Coalition Abney
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Texas Engineering Extension Project Protect College Station, TX $500,000 Edwards, Chet ...............
Grants Service, in partnership
with Texas State University
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Texas Medical Center for emergency communications Houston, TX $400,000 Culberson, John Hutchison
Grants equipment Abney
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Texas State University Train-the-Trainer (ALERRT) San Marcos, Texas $1,200,000 Granger, Kay; ...............
Grants Conaway, K.
Michael;
Doggett, Lloyd;
Cuellar, Henry
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Texas Team Focus to establish a youth Morgan, TX $350,000 ................ Hutchison
Grants mentoring program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Benedict Center, Inc The Benedict Center Milwaukee, Wisconsin $100,000 Moore, Gwen ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Bergen County Office of Prisoner Re-entry Hackensack, New Jersey $500,000 Rothman, Steven ...............
Grants the Sheriff R.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Criminal Justice Virtual Interactive Training Huntington Beach, CA $500,000 Rohrabacher, ...............
Grants Training Center, Golden Simulator Dana
West College
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Doe Fund, Inc Ready, Willing & Able New York, NY $350,000 Nadler, Jerrold; Schumer
Grants Weiner, Anthony
D.; Towns,
Edolphus;
Maloney,
Carolyn B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Marcus Institute to provide remediation for Atlanta, GA $100,000 Bishop, Jr., Chambliss,
Grants the potential consequences Sanford D. Isakson
of childhood abuse and
neglect
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Providence Center to help address barriers Providence, RI $500,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
Grants that incarcerated men and J.; Langevin, Whitehouse
women face as they re-enter James R.
their communities
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Santa Fe Rape Crisis and Treatment for Victims and Santa Fe, NM $100,000 Udall, Tom Bingaman
Grants Trauma Treatment Center Training and First
Responders
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg, FL $800,000 Young, C. W. ...............
Grants National Terrorism Bill
Preparedness Institute
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The University of Southern for forensic science Hattiesburg, MS $1,000,000 ................ Cochran
Grants Mississippi technology.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The University of Southern for law enforcement training Hattiesburg, MS $400,000 ................ Cochran
Grants Mississippi purposes
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The University of Southern for statewide public safety Gulfport, MS $1,000,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Grants Mississippi information sharing
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The University of Tennessee for training and technical Knoxville, TN $350,000 ................ Alexander
Grants Law Enforcement Innovation assistance under the Safe
Center Streets Act
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary The Women's Sports to prevent delinquency and East Meadow, NY $250,000 McDermott, Jim Cantwell
Grants Foundation promote well-being among
young women by involving
them in physical activity.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Town of Brantley for law enforcement Brantley, AL $75,000 Everett, Terry Shelby
Grants equipment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Trinity Community Prison Re-entry Brooklyn, NY $500,000 Towns, Edolphus ...............
Grants Development and Empowerment
Group, Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Troy University for forensics research and Troy, AL $350,000 ................ Shelby,
Grants operations Sessions
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Tulane Law School Domestic Violence Clinic New Orleans, Louisiana $100,000 Jefferson, Landrieu
Grants William J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Tulsa Public Schools Tulsa Public Schools Campus Tulsa, Oklahoma $500,000 Sullivan, John Inhofe
Grants Police Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Turning Point Applied Employment Training for Hillsboro, Ohio $97,000 Turner, Michael ...............
Grants Learning Center Reentering Offenders-- R.
Turning Point Applied
Learning Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Turning Points Network Turning Points Network Claremont, New $380,000 Hodes, Paul W. ...............
Grants Economic Independence and Hampshire
Self Sufficiency for
Domestic Violence Survivors
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Twin Cities Rise! Twin Cities Rise! Ex- Minneapolis, MN $500,000 McCollum, Betty; Klobuchar
Grants offender re-entry and job Ellison, Keith
training model
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Uhlich Children UCAN Violence Prevention Chicago, IL $300,000 Emanuel, Rahm Durbin
Grants Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Uintah County Uintah County Drug Court Vernal, UT $200,000 Matheson, Jim Bennett
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Unified Government of Kansas City Kansas Police Kansas City, Kansas $200,000 Moore, Dennis Brownback,
Grants Wyandotte County/Kansas Department Victim Services Roberts
City, Kansas Unit
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary United Way of Long Island YouthBuild Long Island Deer Park, New York $1,000,000 Israel, Steve; Schumer
Grants McCarthy,
Carolyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary United Way of Southeastern Prisoner Re-Entry Program Detroit, Michigan $300,000 Kilpatrick, Levin, Stabenow
Grants Michigan Carolyn C.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Arkansas Arkansas School Resource Little Rock, AR $500,000 Berry, Marion; Lincoln, Pryor
Grants Criminal Justice Institute Officer Program Boozman, John
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Baltimore for a mentoring program for Baltimore, MD $500,000 Cummings, Elijah Mikulski,
Grants School of Law at-risk youth to reduce E. Cardin
truancy.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Central to equip the University of Edmond, OK $150,000 Fallin, Mary Inhofe
Grants Oklahoma Central Oklahoma and
Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation Forensic
Institution
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Colorado at National Center for Audio Denver, Colorado $500,000 Tancredo, Thomas Salazar
Grants Denver Health Sciences and Video Forensics G.
Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Connecticut Breaking the Cycle of Storrs, CT $750,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. Dodd
Grants Behavioral Health Problems
and Crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Illinois at for community-based gun Chicago, IL $500,000 ................ Durbin
Grants Chicago violence prevention and
intervention
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Louisville to develop scientific, Louisville, KY $500,000 ................ McConnell
Grants objective and reliable
methods for detecting
physical child abuse
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Louisville to expand the regional Louisville, KY $150,000 ................ Bunning
Grants biocontainment laboratory.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Memphis to University of Memphis, Memphis, TN $1,000,000 Cohen, Steve Alexander,
Grants Shelby County, the City of Corker
Memphis and the State
District Attorney General
jointly working on
combining resources to deal
with growing gang numbers
and increased violent crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Mississippi to provide legal training University, MS $2,250,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Grants for judges, prosecutors,
lawyers, and law students
and develop model programs
and publications
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of New Hampshire to continue to advance law Durham, NH $750,000 ................ Gregg
Grants enforcement research and
development
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of North Dakota for the recruitment and Grand Forks, ND $300,000 Pomeroy, Earl Dorgan, Conrad
Grants School of Law retention of American
Indian law students
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of South Carolina to support efforts of its Columbia, SC $100,000 ................ Graham
Grants Law School law clinics
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary University of Wisconsin- UWM Substance Abuse Milwaukee, Wisconsin $50,000 Moore, Gwen ...............
Grants Milwaukee Helen Bader Prevention for Incarcerated
School of Social Welfare Parents
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Utica College Identity Theft Research Utica, NY $150,000 Arcuri, Michael Schumer
Grants Project A.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Ventura County Sheriff Ventura County Sheriff Crime Ventura, CA $100,000 Gallegly, Elton ...............
Grants Lab Microscope
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Vermont Department of Public to combat increased illegal Waterbury, VT $1,000,000 ................ Leahy
Grants Safety drug activities
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Vermont State's Attorney's for the Special Montpelier, VT $100,000 ................ Sanders
Grants Office Investigation Unit's task
forces
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Village of Carpentersville, Carpentersville Community Carpentersville, IL $400,000 Foster, Bill ...............
Grants IL Response Team
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Virginia Center for Policing Virginia Police Training Richmond, VA $150,000 Scott, Robert C. ...............
Grants Innovation Bobby; Moran,
James P.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Volunteers of America Second Chance Veterans Louisville, KY $150,000 Yarmuth, John A. ...............
Grants Transitional Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Warren UMADOAP (Urban Project 180 Warren, Ohio $120,000 Ryan, Tim ...............
Grants Minority Alcohol & Drug
Abuse Outreach Program)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Wasco County for relocation costs and new Wasco County, OR $300,000 Walden, Greg Wyden
Grants equipment for a new
interoperable 911 Emergency
Dispatch Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Washington County District Washington County District Washington, $220,000 Murphy, Tim ...............
Grants Attorney Attorney Drug Task Force Pennsylvania
Equipment and Technology
Improvement Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Washington County Sheriffs Washington County Sheriffs Washington County, $100,000 Thompson, Bennie ...............
Grants Department Department--crime Mississippi G.
prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Washington County, Oregon Washington County (OR) Drug Hillsboro, Oregon $100,000 Wu, David Wyden
Grants Court
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Wayne Gomes Youth Baseball Youth Baseball Diversity Suffolk, VA $75,000 Scott, Robert C. ...............
Grants Diversity Foundation Foundation Bobby
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Weed and Seed of Upper Darby Center for Family Safety Upper Darby, PA $300,000 Sestak, Joe ...............
Grants Township
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary West Valley City for a state-of-the -art West Valley City, UT $250,000 Cannon, Chris Bennett, Hatch
Grants crime forensics lab
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary West Virginia University to support a forensic Morgantown, WV $4,000,000 ................ Byrd
Grants science initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary West Virginia University West Virginia University Morgantown, WV $1,000,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Grants Identification Technology B.
Research and Transition
Center (CiTeR)
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary William S. Richardson School to support a collaborative Honolulu, HI $500,000 Abercrombie, Akaka
Grants of Law, University of effort of law schools to Neil
Hawaii provide cost-effective
review of potentially
viable cases of wrongful
convictions
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary WINGS Program, Inc Domestic Violence Project Schaumburg, Illinois $100,000 Bean, Melissa L. ...............
Grants
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Wisconsin Alliance for Legal Intervention For Milwaukee, WI $500,000 Obey, David R. ...............
Grants Children and Families Employment
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Wisconsin Department of to support assistant Madison, WI $1,200,000 ................ Kohl
Grants Administration district attorney positions
in Milwaukee County and
other counties that are
scheduled to be laid off
within the next year
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Women's Center and Shelter Domestic Violence Support Pittsburgh, PA $250,000 Doyle, Michael Casey
Grants of Greater Pittsburgh Program F.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary World Impact's Harmony Heart World Impact's Harmony Heart Jermyn, PA $200,000 Carney, ...............
Grants Residential Youth Program Christopher P.
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Wyoming Division of Criminal Operation Fairplay/Wyoming Cheyenne, Wyoming $300,000 Wasserman ...............
Grants Investigation ICAC Schultz, Debbie
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YMCA of Greater Kansas City Youth Summer Prevention Kansas City, Missouri $300,000 Cleaver, Emanuel ...............
Grants Programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Youth First, Inc Youth First Prevention Evansville, IN $300,000 Ellsworth, Brad Lugar
Grants Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Youth Service Bureau of Expanding Community Service Ottawa, Illinois $250,000 Weller, Jerry Durbin
Grants Illinois Valley Restitution Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA Canton and YWCA Sauk Women's Economic Empowerment Canton, IL and $320,000 Hare, Phil ...............
Grants Valley Initiative Sterling, IL
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA Metropolitan Chicago YWCA Mtropolitan Chicago Chicago, IL $100,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Grants Sexual Violence Support Jesse L.
Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA of Greater Cincinnati YWCA of Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH $400,000 Chabot, Steve Voinovich,
Grants Comprehensive Domestic Brown
Violence Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA of Greater Cleveland NIA:A Program to Promote Cleveland, Ohio $400,000 Jones, Stephanie Brown
Grants Self-Sufficiency in Young Tubbs
Women Aging Out of Foster
Care
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA of Greater Los Angeles YWCA of Greater Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA $100,000 Richardson, ...............
Grants Sexual Assault Response Laura
Teams
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary YWCA St. Joseph County Court Watch and Legal South Bend, Indiana $665,000 Donnelly, Joe Lugar
Grants Advocacy Programs for
Victims of Domestic
Violence
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Zero to Three Douglas County Juvenile Douglasville, GA $150,000 Scott, David Isakson
Grants Court
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Zero to Three for coordinated care for Des Moines, IA $300,000 ................ Harkin,
Grants abused and neglected Grassley
infants and toddlers
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Department of Justice OJP--Byrne Discretionary Zero to Three New Haven Court Team for Washington, D.C. $300,000 DeLauro, Rosa L. ...............
Grants Maltreated Infants and
Toddlers
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice A Place Called Home Educational Services Program Los Angeles, CA $75,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Abraham House Abraham House Programs for Bronx, New York $100,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Alabama 4-H Foundation for juvenile justice Auburn, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
prevention programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Alabama Institute for Deaf for youth mentoring and Talladega, AL $150,000 ................ Shelby
and Blind juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Alameda County Social Alameda County Children Alameda, CA $530,000 Stark, Fortney ...............
Services Agency Pete
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Albany Area YMCA Albany Area YMCA Albany, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice All Peoples Christian Center Tomorrows Leaders Los Angeles, CA $95,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Allegheny County Harrison Township Community Pittsburgh, $400,000 Altmire, Jason ...............
Center After-School Program Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Alvernia College Alvernia College South Reading, Pennsylvania $600,000 Gerlach, Jim ...............
Reading Youth Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice America SCORES America SCORES Fort Worth New York, NY $150,000 Granger, Kay ...............
Expansion
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice America SCORES Cleveland Scores Middle New York, New York $150,000 Kucinich, Dennis ...............
School Expansion Project J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice American Library Association All Kids Count Washington, DC $258,000 Gerlach, Jim Bennett
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice An Achievable Dream, Inc An Achievable Dream Academy Newport News, VA $700,000 Wittman, Robert Webb
J.; Scott,
Robert C. Bobby
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Arlington County Arlington County Gang Task Arlington, VA $250,000 Moran, James P. ...............
Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Artist Collective, Inc Delinquency Prevention Hartford, CT $500,000 Larson, John B. Dodd, Lieberman
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Baltimore City Public School Education Enhancement Baltimore, Maryland $200,000 Cummings, Elijah ...............
System Programs for At-Risk Youth E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Baptist Child and Family to prevent juvenile San Antonio, TX $250,000 ................ Hutchison
Services delinquency.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Barrio Action Youth & Family Learning Options Los Angeles, CA $50,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Baton Rouge Bar Foundation for the operations of a teen Baton Rouge, LA $250,000 ................ Landrieu
court with a peer jury
trial system
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Big Brothers Big Sisters of to increase programming for Lake Charles, LA $200,000 ................ Landrieu
Louisiana at-risk children in
southwestern Louisiana
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Clive, Iowa $200,000 Latham, Tom Harkin
Central Iowa Central Iowa Mentoring
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice BJC Behavioral Health BJC Mental Health for Young Farmington, MO $900,000 Emerson, Jo Ann ...............
Offenders
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Bolder Options Bolder Options Replication Minneapolis, MN $150,000 Ellison, Keith; Coleman
and Expansion Ramstad, Jim;
Oberstar, James
L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Bolder Options Bolder Options Rochester Minneapolis, MN $200,000 Walz, Timothy J. Coleman
expansion
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Bolder Options to continue Bolder Options' Minneapolis, MN $150,000 ................ Coleman
unique model of one-on-one
mentoring to reduce truancy
and raise academic
standards of Twin Cities
youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys & Girls Club of Expansion of Boys & Girls Asbury Park, NJ; Long $200,000 Pallone, Jr., ...............
Monmouth County (BGCM)-- Club of Monmouth County Branch, NJ; Red Bank, Frank
Asbury Park, Long Branch, Services NJ
and Red Bank Units
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Club of At-Risk Teen After School Burbank, CA $80,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Burbank and Greater East Program
Valley
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Club of for a mentoring-based gang Harrisburg, PA $100,000 ................ Specter
Central Pennsylvania prevention program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Club of to provide crime prevention Honolulu, HI $1,000,000 ................ Inouye
Hawaii and outreach services to
rural youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Club of Boys and Girls Club Groton CT $125,000 Courtney, Joe ...............
Southeastern CT
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Clubs of Boys and Girls Club of Tampa- Tampa, FL $250,000 Castor, Kathy Bill Nelson
Tampa Hispanic Youth Gang
Prevention Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Clubs of the to provide services and McLaughlin, SD $150,000 ................ Johnson
Grand River in South Dakota programming
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Home and Category III Community Sioux City, IA $170,000 Loebsack, David Grassley
Family Services Treatment and Services
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Home and Boys and Girls Home and Sioux City, IA $350,000 Braley, Bruce Grassley
Family Services, Inc Family Services Category L.; Boswell,
III Community Treatment Leonard L.
Services Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys and Girls Home of for a treatment and services South Sioux City, NE $250,000 ................ Ben Nelson
Nebraska program to serve child and
teenaged victims of trauma
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys Town New England Boys Town, RI Portsmouth, RI $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
J. Whitehouse
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Boys Town, California Boys Town, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, CA $245,000 Schiff, Adam B.; ...............
California region Richardson,
Laura
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Bronx Cluster of Settlement Youth Development and Bronx, NY $500,000 Engel, Eliot L. ...............
Houses Delinquency Prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Brooklyn Academy of Music BAM Brooklyn Youth Brooklyn, NY $250,000 Clarke, Yvette Schumer
Initiatives D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Brooklyn Children's Museum Museum Team After-School Brooklyn, NY $250,000 Clarke, Yvette Schumer
Program D.; Towns,
Edolphus;
Weiner, Anthony
D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation for youth mentoring programs Baltimore, MD $1,000,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
for at-risk children C. A. Dutch Shelby
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Calhoun County Calhoun County Family Edison, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Connection Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice CARECEN Community Technology and Los Angeles, CA $100,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
Recreation Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice CASA serving Lancaster Court Appointed Special Monterey Park, CA $300,000 McKeon, Howard ...............
Advocates Program P. Buck
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Catholic Big Brothers Big Anti-Gang Big Brothers Big Los Angeles, CA $100,000 Solis, Hilda L. ...............
Sisters Sisters Mentoring Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Catholic Big Brothers Big Pasadena Community Mentoring Los Angeles, CA $80,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Sisters Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Cayuga Counseling Services, Cayuga County Child Advocacy Auburn,NY $140,000 Arcuri, Michael ...............
Inc Center A.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Center for Adoption Support Center for Adoption Support Burtonsville, MD $250,000 Van Hollen, Cardin
and Education and Education Expansion Chris
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Century Youth Activities Sheriffs Youth Activity Los Angeles, CA $165,000 Sanchez, Linda ...............
League League Gang-Prevention T.
Program, Florence-
Firestone, CA
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Charter County of Wayne, MI Wayne County, Michigan Detroit, MI $480,000 Conyers, Jr., ...............
Juvenile Mentoring Program John
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Chattahoochee County Chattahoochee County Family Cusseta, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Connection Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Cherokee County Family for youth mentoring and Heflin, AL $100,000 ................ Shelby
Resource Center juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Chicago Public Schools CPS Transitions Project Chicago, IL $1,200,000 Emanuel, Rahm ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Chicago Urban League Juvenile Justice Youth Chicago, Illinois $100,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Advocacy Program Jesse L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Childhelp of East Tennessee Child Abuse Treatment in Knoxville Tennessee $400,000 Duncan, Jr., Alexander
Knox County John J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Childhelp of Southeast Child Abuse Prevention, Southfield, Michigan $800,000 Knollenberg, Joe ...............
Michigan Intervention, and Treatment
Expansion
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Children and Families First to provide service Wilmington, DE $400,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
intervention to girls ages N.
12-18.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Chippewa Cree Tribe to restore a detention Rocky Boy's $250,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
facility to house juvenile Reservation, MT
offenders, provide in-house
education and offer
treatment services
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Citizenship Trust at for youth mentoring and Montgomery, AL $400,000 ................ Shelby
American Village juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Albany Totally Teen Zone Albany, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., Chambliss
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Alexandria Gang Prevention Community Alexandria, VA $250,000 Moran, James P. ...............
Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Arlington City of Arlington Youth Arlington, GA $50,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
After School Program Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Baltimore Baltimore Juvenile Screening Baltimore, MD $200,000 Sarbanes, John Cardin
and Diversion Program P.; Cummings,
Elijah E.;
Ruppersberger,
C. A. Dutch
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Bay City NuBlac Rehab Center Bay City, Texas $500,000 Paul, Ron ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Boston to implement a comprehensive Boston, MA $750,000 Lynch, Stephen Kennedy, Kerry
community-based youth crime F.
reduction program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Brockton for the expansion of after- Brockton, MA $250,000 McGovern, James Kennedy, Kerry
school programs designed to P.
reduce youth crime
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Charlotte Gang of One Pilot Program Charlotte, NC $900,000 Hayes, Robin; ...............
Watt, Melvin L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Chesapeake for a gang deterrence Chesapeake, VA $100,000 Forbes, J. Randy Warner, Webb
program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Detroit, MI City of Detroit At-Risk Detroit, MI $400,000 Kilpatrick, ...............
Juvenile Drop Out Carolyn C.;
Prevention Conyers, Jr.,
John
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of East Palo Alto East Palo Alto Violence East Palo Alto, $400,000 Eshoo, Anna G. ...............
Prevention Initiative California
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Jackson for prevention programs for Jackson, MS $250,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
at-risk teens
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Los Angeles, At the Park After Dark Gang Los Angeles, CA $50,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
Glassell Park Recreation Prevention Program
Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Marshallville City of Marshallville Marshallville, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of New Braunfels, TX Teen Court, New Braunfels, New Braunfels, TX $50,000 Smith, Lamar ...............
TX
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Newark School Resource Officer Newark, CA $150,000 Stark, Fortney ...............
Program Pete
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Newport News, VA Youth Violence Prevention Newport News, VA $150,000 Scott, Robert C. ...............
Project Bobby
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Oceanside, CA Oceanside Community Safety Oceanside, CA $400,000 Issa, Darrell E. ...............
Partnership Collaborative
(Gang Prevention Program)
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Omaha for the expansion of after Omaha, NE $500,000 ................ Ben Nelson
school educational
programming
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Philadelphia for the Youth Violence Philadelphia, PA $1,000,000 ................ Specter
Reduction Partnership
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of South Salt Lake South Salt Lake Gang South Salt Lake, Utah $500,000 Matheson, Jim Bennett, Hatch
Intervention and After-
school Youth Program
Expansion
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Victorville Uturn Gang Prevention Victorville, CA $82,000 McKeon, Howard ...............
Strategy P. Buck
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City of Wilson, North Wilson Gang Prevention Wilson, North Carolina $150,000 Butterfield, G. ...............
Carolina Initiative K.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice City Parks Foundation City Parks and the Youth New York, NY $150,000 Velazquez, Nydia ...............
M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Clarence and Maxine Owens Clarence and Maxine Owens Bainbridge, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Foundation/ Outreach Foundation/ Outreach Sanford D.
Services of Southwest Services of Southwest
Georgia Georgia
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Clark County, Nevada--Office KidsPeace Clark County Las Vegas, NV $754,000 Porter, Jon C.; Reid
of the County Manager Foster Care & Family Berkley,
Services Program Shelley
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice County of Fresno for a collaborative gang Fresno, CA $300,000 ................ Boxer
prevention program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Court Appointed Special CASA Minority Volunteer Monterey Park, CA $200,000 Watson, Diane E. ...............
Advocates (CASA) of Los Recruitment Project
Angeles
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Covenant House California Jumpstart for Programs Oakland, CA $250,000 Lee, Barbara ...............
Serving At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice DARE New Jersey, Inc High School Drug and Safety Cranbury, NJ $200,000 LoBiondo, Frank Lautenberg,
Prevention Project A.; Smith, Menendez
Christopher H.;
Holt, Rush D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Darkness to Light Darkness to Light Stewards Charleston, SC $500,000 Brown, Jr., Graham
of Children Prevention Henry E.
Training
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Dominico American Society of Community Education and Corona, NY $100,000 Ackerman, Gary ...............
Queens, Inc Services Program L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Dooly County Dooly County Community Vienna, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Enrichment Coalition/ Sanford D.
Family Connection
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice DuPage County Area Project DuPage County Area Project Glendale Heights, $175,000 Roskam, Peter J. ...............
(DuCAP) (DuCAP) Providing Positive Illinois
Choices for Youth Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice East Maine School District Total Learning Community Niles, IL $125,000 Schakowsky, ...............
63 Education Foundation Janice D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice East Orange Police Athletic East Orange PAL T.R.Y East Orange, NJ $400,000 Payne, Donald M. Lautenberg,
League (Teamwork to Redirect Menendez
Youth) Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Eastern Michigan University Comprehensive ``Wrap Ypsilanti, MI $300,000 Dingell, John D. Levin, Stabenow
Around'' Social Services
for High-Risk Teen Parents
and Their Families
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Eastern Shore of Maryland to maintain and expand the Centreville, MD $250,000 ................ Cardin
Educational Consortium Eastern Shore dropout
prevention programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice El Centro Del Pueblo Violence Prevention and Los Angeles, CA $75,000 Becerra, Xavier ...............
Intervention Counseling
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice El Museo del Barrio El Museo del Barrio's Bronx New York, New York $100,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Educational Programs for At-
Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Essex County District Essex County District Salem, MA $200,000 Tierney, John F. Kennedy, Kerry
Attorney Attorney's Youthful
Diversion Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Five Acres--The Boys and Youth Diversion Program Altadena, CA $250,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Girls Aid Society
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Flushing/Bayside YMCA YouthBuild Entrepreneurship Flushing, NY $30,000 Ackerman, Gary ...............
Program L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Fort Bend County Court Team Fort Bend County Court Team Richmond, TX $300,000 Lampson, Nick ...............
for Maltreated Infants and for Maltreated Infants and
Toddlers Toddlers
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Friends of CASA of Los for intervention and Los Angeles, CA $375,000 Richardson, Boxer
Angeles County permanent placement for Laura
infants and toddlers in the
foster care system
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Gadsden County Schools Criminal Justice Career Quincy, FL $100,000 Boyd, Allen ...............
Academies
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Generations, Inc for services to assist Camden, NJ $150,000 Andrews, Robert Lautenberg,
families and communities in E. Menendez
reducing juvenile violence
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Germantown Settlement Germantown Settlement Youth Philadelphia, PA $250,000 Brady, Robert A. ...............
Intervention Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Girl Scouts of the USA Girl Scout initiative for at- Boston, Massachusetts $250,000 Capuano, Michael ...............
risk girls in Boston, MA, E.
public housing communities
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Girl Scouts USA for a youth mentoring New York, NY $1,000,000 Ruppersberger, Mikulski,
program for at-risk C. A. Dutch Shelby
children of adult offenders
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Girls Inc Girls Inc. Expansion New York, NY $370,000 Murphy, Dodd, Lieberman
Christopher S.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Graduation Kitchen Table Graduation Kitchen Table Roberta, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Workshop/ Crawford County Workshop/ Crawford County Sanford D.
Family Connection Family Connection
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Grand Street Campus Arts At-Risk Youth in the Arts Brooklyn, NY $100,000 Velazquez, Nydia ...............
Department M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Granite School District PROJECT GRANITE Salt Lake City, UT $200,000 Matheson, Jim ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Greater Philadelphia Urban for the National Philadelphia, PA $250,000 ................ Specter
Affairs Coalition Comprehensive Center for
Fathers for a mentoring-
based, fatherhood
initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Habitat for Humanity of Habitat At-Risk Youth Newburgh, NY $210,000 Hinchey, Maurice ...............
Greater Newburgh Construction Training D.
Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Harlem RBI, Inc Youth Development through New York, NY $200,000 Rangel, Charles Schumer
Year-Round Sports and Teams B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hempstead Boys and Girls After-school Program Hempstead, NY $200,000 McCarthy, ...............
Club, Inc Carolyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hidalgo County Justice of Hidalgo County Truancy Edinburg, TX $300,000 Hinojosa, Ruben ...............
the Peace Pct 4 Intervention Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Highland Park Community VETCA PROGRAM Brooklyn, NY $200,000 Velazquez, Nydia ...............
Development Corporation M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hillside Family Agencies Hillside Work-Scholarship Rochester, NY $400,000 Walsh, James T. ...............
Connection drop-out
prevention program in
Syracuse, NY
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hispanic Brotherhood of Anti-Gang and Anti-Violence Rockville Centre, NY $50,000 McCarthy, ...............
Rockville Centre Workshop Carolyn
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hope Through Housing After School and Beyond-- Rancho Cucamonga, $750,000 Miller, Gary G.; ...............
Foundation Violence Prevention Program California Baca, Joe
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Hudson Guild Teen Services Hudson Guild Teen Services NY, NY $250,000 Nadler, Jerrold Schumer
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Human Development Commission Generations Caro, Michigan $100,000 Kildee, Dale E. Levin, Stabenow
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Ifetayo Cultural Arts Cultural Arts Program Brooklyn, NY $200,000 Towns, Edolphus ...............
Outreach for At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Indiana Teen Challenge Indiana Teen Challenge Lebanon, Indiana $50,000 Buyer, Steve ...............
Prevention Outreach Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice i-SAFE, Inc i-SAFE e-Safety Education Carlsbad, CA $300,000 Pomeroy, Earl; Akaka, Boxer,
and Outreach Initiative Langevin, James Cantwell,
R.; Young, Don; Cardin,
Grijalva, Raul Coleman,
M.; Crapo, Kerry,
Abercrombie, Leahy,
Neil Lieberman,
Lincoln, Reed,
Sanders,
Schumer,
Murkowski,
Whitehouse
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Jessamine County Schools Jessamine County Internet Nicholasville, Kentucky $300,000 Chandler, Ben ...............
Safety Project for Children
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Jobs For Delaware Graduates, to expand services delivered Dover, DE $1,353,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Inc to at-risk students in N.
middle and high school
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice John H. Boner Community 21st Century After School Indianapolis, Indiana $100,000 Carson, Andre ...............
Center and Summer Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Juvenile Justice Program for for youth mentoring and Tuscaloosa, AL $125,000 ................ Shelby
University of Alabama juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Karnes County Juvenile Youth Alternatives Karnes City, TX $295,000 Hinojosa, Ruben ...............
Probation Office
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Kenneth B Walker Residential Kenneth B Walker Residential Columbus, GA $50,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Home Home Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Kidsbridge Kidsbridge Life Skills, Gang Trenton, NJ $94,000 Smith, ...............
Resistance and Violence Christopher H.
Prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Kidspeace KidsPeace Durham/Chapel Hill Orefield, PA $350,000 Price, David E. ...............
Foster Care & Family
Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice King County Coaltion Against Children and Domestic Seattle, WA $280,000 McDermott, Jim ...............
Domestic Violence Violence Response Team
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Klingberg Family Centers Vocational Education New Britain, CT $500,000 DeLauro, Rosa Dodd
Enhancements for At-Risk L.; Murphy,
Youth Christopher S.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Latino Pastoral Action Latino Pastoral Action Bronx, New York $200,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Center, Inc Center, Inc: Programs for
At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Laurens County Sheriff's Laurens County Juvenile Dublin, GA $75,000 Marshall, Jim ...............
Office Delinquency Prevention
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Linking Learning to Life At- to prepare at-risk high Burlington, VT $500,000 Welch, Peter Leahy
Risk Youth Training Program school students for
successful employment and
post-secondary education
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Los Angeles County Sheriff Altadena Sheriff Altadena, CA $30,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Lower Eastside Girls Club of Expansion of After School New York, NY $250,000 Velazquez, Nydia ...............
New York Programs for Adolescents M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Lucas County, OH Lucas County, OH Juvenile Toledo, OH $950,000 Kaptur, Marcy ...............
Court Reentry Transition
and Transformation Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Lyle for Kids, Inc Lyle for Kids, Inc Chicago, IL $200,000 Rush, Bobby L. ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice M.L. Wilson Boys & Girls Career Launch/Club Service New York, NY $150,000 Rangel, Charles ...............
Club of Harlem/Boys & Girls B.
Club of Harlem
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Marian Middle School Positive Alternative to St. Louis, MO $175,000 Carnahan, Russ ...............
Violence, Drugs, and Gangs
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Martin Luther King Jr. MLK, Freedom Center Youth Oakland, CA $250,000 Lee, Barbara ...............
Freedom Center Non-Violent Leadership
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Mary Lee's House Child Protection and Tampa, FL $250,000 Castor, Kathy ...............
Advocacy Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Mary Mitchell Family and Mary Mitchell Family and Bronx, New York $200,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Youth Center Youth Center: Ongoing
Programs for At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice McKinley County Regional Juvenile Gallup, New Mexico $350,000 Pearce, Stevan Bingaman
Alternatives to Detention
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Mentoring and Partnership One-on-One Mentoring Program Pasadena, CA $130,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
for Youth Development
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice MERS/MO Goodwill in Juvenile Offender Transition St. Louis, MO $275,000 Carnahan, Russ ...............
partnership with the Program
Juvenile Division of the
22nd Judicial Court of the
State of Missouri
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade County Juvenile Miami-Dade County, $200,000 Diaz-Balart, ...............
Assessment Center Florida Lincoln
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Milwaukee Public Schools to continue the operations Milwaukee, WI $350,000 ................ Kohl
of safe summer sites
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Minnesota Teen Challenge Minnesota Teen Challenge Minneapolis, MN $400,000 Ramstad, Jim Coleman
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice MLK Multi-Purpose Center MLK Multi-Purpose Center in Spring Valley, NY $250,000 Engel, Eliot L. ...............
Spring Valley
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Morgan County System of for youth mentoring and Decatur, AL $125,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Services juvenile justice programs Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Muscogee County Marshal Muscogee County Marshal Columbus, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Nashua Police Athletic Nashua Police Athletic Nashua, New Hampshire $150,000 Hodes, Paul W. Gregg
League Youth Safe Haven League Youth Safe Haven
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice National Children's Advocacy National Children's Advocacy Huntsville, AL $400,000 Cramer, Jr., Shelby
Center Center Robert E. (Bud)
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice National Council of Juvenile Judicial Education, Research Reno, NV $1,800,000 Honda, Michael Ensign, Reid,
and Family Court Judges & Technical Assistance M.; Grijalva, Reed, Schumer,
Raul M.; Sessions,
DeLauro, Rosa Smith,
L.; Conyers, Voinovich,
Jr., John; Whitehouse,
Regula, Ralph; Wyden,
Porter, Jon C.; Bennett,
Heller, Dean; Biden, Hatch,
Wu, David Kennedy,
Kerry,
Landrieu,
Lautenberg,
Leahy
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Neighbors Empowering Youth Career Training for Pasadena, CA $100,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Disadvantaged Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Nevada Child Seekers Emergency Volunteer Search Las Vegas, NV $70,000 Porter, Jon C. ...............
Force
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice New Directions for Youth Gang & Delinquency Van Nuys, CA $150,000 Sherman, Brad ...............
Prevention Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice New Horizons Family Center After School Program for At Glendale, CA $60,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice New Mexico Children, Youth to implement a pilot Santa Fe, NM $300,000 ................ Bingaman
and Families Department juvenile crime prevention
program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Nez Perce Tribe to help reduce child neglect Lapwai, ID $100,000 ................ Craig, Crapo
and abuse at the Nez Perce
Tribe
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice North Carolina Central Juvenile Mentoring and Durham, NC $400,000 Price, David E. ...............
University Leadership Academy
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice North Shore Community North Shore Community Danvers, MA $400,000 Tierney, John F. Kennedy
College College's Project YES: Gang
Violence Prevention Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Northwest Bronx Community Sistas and Brothas (S&B) Bronx, New York $50,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
and Clergy Coalition United Youth Leadership
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Offender Aid & Restoration Offender Aid & Restoration Irvington, NJ $150,000 Payne, Donald M. ...............
of Essex County, Inc. (OAR) for Essex County, Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Ohel Children's Home and School-Based Prevention Brooklyn, NY $300,000 Weiner, Anthony ...............
Family Services Services D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Olive Crest Olive Crest Independent Santa Ana, California $100,000 Bono Mack, Mary ...............
Living Skills for At-risk
Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Olive Crest to expand therapeutic foster Las Vegas, NV $200,000 ................ Reid
care operations
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Operation QT, Inc Operation Quality Time After Paradise Valley, AZ $550,000 Pastor, Ed ...............
School Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Our Community's Children Afterschool and summer Grand Rapids, Michigan $500,000 Ehlers, Vernon Levin, Stabenow
programs in Grand Rapids J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Overtown Youth Center, Inc Overtown Youth Center,Inc Miami, Florida $500,000 Meek, Kendrick ...............
B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice PACE Center for Girls Risk Assessment and Evidence Jacksonville, FL $100,000 Crenshaw, Ander ...............
Based Practices for
Adolescent At-Risk Girls
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Palmetto Youth Connection Juvenile Delinquency Columbia, South $300,000 Clyburn, James Graham
Prevention for girls Carolina E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Para Los Ninos-Ontario Para Los Ninos program in Ontario, California $250,000 Baca, Joe ...............
Family Resource Center Ontario
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Parents Anonymous, Inc Iowa Parents Anonymous West Des Moines, IA $200,000 Latham, Tom ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pasadena Youth Center Mentoring and Career Pasadena, CA $80,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Training Program For
Disadvantaged Teens
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pataula Center for Children, Pataula Center for Children Blakely, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Inc Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pawtucket Police Department for youth education programs Pawtucket, RI $493,000 Kennedy, Patrick Reed,
designed to decrease J. Whitehouse
truancy.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pee Dee Boys and Girls Club At-risk youth intervention Florence, SC $400,000 Clyburn, James Graham
E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Phoenix Academy Access to Treatment Lake View Terrace, CA $250,000 Sherman, Brad ...............
Initiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Phoenix House Phoenix House Adolescent Dallas, Texas $500,000 Sessions, Pete; Hutchison,
Drug Prevention and Johnson, Eddie Cornyn
Treatment for Dallas Area Bernice
Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Phoenix House Phoenix House Los Angeles Lake View Terrace, CA $400,000 Harman, Jane ...............
County Drug Treatment Youth
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Police Activity League of Vulnerable Population Waterbury, CT $100,000 Murphy, ...............
Waterbury Inc Afterschool Recreation and Christopher S.
Educational Programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Police Athletic League Norristown Youth Program Norristown, $92,000 Gerlach, Jim ...............
Support Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Police Athletic League of Police Athletic League Buffalo, NY $100,000 Slaughter, ...............
Buffalo, Inc Louise McIntosh
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Police Athletic League of PAL of NJ After School Freehold, New Jersey $1,500,000 LoBiondo, Frank Lautenberg,
New Jersey Initiative A.; Smith, Menendez
Christopher H.;
Pallone, Jr.,
Frank; Rothman,
Steven R.;
Holt, Rush D.;
Payne, Donald
M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Police Athletic League of Police Athletic League Niagara Falls, NY $100,000 Slaughter, ...............
Niagara Falls, New York, Louise McIntosh
Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pregones Theater Pregones Education and Bronx, New York $150,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Outreach Program in the
Bronx for At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Project Intercept Drug Prevention Program for Brooklyn, NY $150,000 Weiner, Anthony Schumer
At-Risk Youth D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Project Success of Decatur & Truancy Prevention and Decatur, IL $180,000 Hare, Phil; ...............
Macon County School Success Program Johnson,
Timothy V.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Pulaski County Youth Youth Initiative to Little Rock, Arkansas $300,000 Snyder, Vic ...............
Services Encourage Learning and
Development
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Reconcile New Orleans for a workforce construction New Orleans, LA $300,000 ................ Landrieu
project to provide at-risk
youth with the skills for
successful entry into the
hospitality and
construction industries
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Red Hook Community Justice youth crime prevention Brooklyn, NY $350,000 Velazquez, Nydia ...............
Center program M.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Richmond Black Firefighters Richmond Youth Academy Richmond, CA $250,000 Miller, George ...............
Association
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Richmond Police Acitivities Richmond Police Activities Richmond, CA $400,000 Miller, George ...............
League League One-Stop Youth
Center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Rose Brooks Center to provide services to Kansas City, MO $300,000 ................ Bond
victims of domestic
violence and their children
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Rosebud Boys and Girls Club for services, programming, Mission, SD $100,000 ................ Johnson
equipment and supplies
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sacramento Police Department Sacramento Youth Gang Sacramento, California $200,000 Matsui, Doris O. ...............
Intervention/Prevention
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice San Antonio Fighting Back San Antonio Fighting Back San Antonio, TX $450,000 Smith, Lamar ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Santa Clara County Multidisciplinary San Jose, CA $400,000 Honda, Michael ...............
Alternative Reception M.; Lofgren,
Center (MARC) Zoe
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Save the Children for after-school and summer Westport, CT $500,000 Berry, Marion Lincoln, Pryor
literacy programs in
Arkansas
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice School District of Palm Career Education for At-Risk West Palm Beach, FL $300,000 Wexler, Robert; ...............
Beach County and Adjudicated Youth Mahoney, Tim
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice School District of Palm Youth Gang Violence Palm Beach County, $300,000 Hastings, Alcee ...............
Beach County Prevention Initiative Florida L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Schulenburg and Weimar in SWIFT Schulenburg, Texas $200,000 Doggett, Lloyd ...............
Focus Together (SWIFT)
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sea Research Foundation Immersion Presents After Mystic, CT $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
School Program J.; DeLauro,
Rosa L.;
Courtney, Joe
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sea Research Foundation, Inc to expand academic course Mystic, CT $300,000 ................ Dodd, Lieberman
offerings in science and
technology to an additional
100,000 students each year
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Self-Reliance Foundation Wake County Gang Prevention Washington, DC $650,000 Price, David E.; ...............
Partnership Spanish Miller, Brad;
Language Anti-Gang Campaign Etheridge, Bob
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Shakespeare and Company Shakespeare and Company's Lenox, MA $300,000 Olver, John W. Kennedy, Kerry
Educational Programming to
Assist At-Risk Students
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sheriffs Youth Programs of Sheriffs Youth Programs of Marshall, MN $65,000 Peterson, Collin Coleman
Minnesota Minnesota Child and Family C.
Services Expansion Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sid Jacobson Jewish Youth Action After School East Hills, NY $200,000 Ackerman, Gary ...............
Community Center L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Siena College of New York Siena College Mentoring Loudonville, New York $250,000 McNulty, Michael Schumer
Initiative R.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Soundview Community in Outreach Programs for At Bronx, NY $300,000 Crowley, Joseph ...............
Action Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice South Queens Boys & Girls The Literacy for Life Richmond Hill, NY $175,000 Meeks, Gregory ...............
Club Program W.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Southwest Key Program La Esperanza Home for Boys, Brownsville, Texas $150,000 Ortiz, Solomon ...............
Texas P.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice SOWEGA CASA, Inc SOWEGA CASA Americus, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Sports Foundation SFI Anti-Drug Programs for Bronx, New York $150,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
At-risk Youth, Bronx, New
York
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Standing Rock Sioux Tribe for equipment, staffing and Fort Yates, ND $1,200,000 Herseth Sandlin, Dorgan, Conrad
operations of a youth Stephanie
detention center
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Suffolk University for the development of Boston, MA $500,000 Lynch, Stephen Kennedy, Kerry
comprehensive juvenile F.
justice programs aimed at
reducing recidivism
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Talbot County Talbot County Family Talbotton, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Connection Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Team Focus, Inc for youth mentoring and Mobile, AL $500,000 Bonner, Jo Shelby,
juvenile justice programs Sessions
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Terrell County Terrell County Family Dawson, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Connection--Mothers on Sanford D.
Mission for Success
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Texas A&M Corpus Christi Texas A&M Adjudicated Youth Corpus Christi, Texas $250,000 Ortiz, Solomon ...............
Program P.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Allendale Association At Risk Youth Therapeutic Lake Villa, Illinois $300,000 Bean, Melissa L. ...............
Services
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The ARISE Foundation Life-Management Skills North Palm Beach, $300,000 Diaz-Balart, Bill Nelson,
Intervention/Re-entry Florida Lincoln; Martinez
Program for High Risk Youth Mahoney, Tim;
Wasserman
Schultz,
Debbie; Boyd,
Allen; Wexler,
Robert; Ros-
Lehtinen,
Ileana;
Hastings, Alcee
L.; Diaz-
Balart, Mario
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Brashear Association, Pittsburgh's Hilltop Youth Pittsburgh, PA $100,000 Doyle, Michael ...............
Incorporated Team F.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Bronx Comunity Pride BCPC: Youth Academic Bronx, New York $200,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Center Programming
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Children's Home of The Children's Home of Wheeling, WV $200,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Wheeling Wheeling B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The City of Bridgeport, CT Lighthouse After School Bridgeport, CT $500,000 Shays, ...............
Program Christopher
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The City of San Diego, Union of Pan Asian San Diego, California $300,000 Davis, Susan A. Boxer
California Communities At-Risk Youth
Mentoring Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Community YMCA Youth at Risk--To prevent Red Bank, NJ $200,000 Pallone, Jr., ...............
disadvantaged children from Frank
joining gangs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The DC Youth Advocate Advocacy/Mentoring Program Washington, D.C. $100,000 Norton, Eleanor ...............
Programs, Inc Holmes
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Family and Community Columbiana County-The Columbiana County, Ohio $50,000 Wilson, Charles ...............
Resource Center Resource Center A.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Friendship Circle Self-Determination Anti- West Bloomfield, $820,000 Knollenberg, Joe ...............
Bullying in LifeTown (SAIL) Michigan
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Link & Option Center, The Link & Option Center, Markham, IL $200,000 Rush, Bobby L. ...............
Inc Inc
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Manor Youth Trauma Treatment and Jonesville, MI $250,000 Walberg, Tim Levin, Stabenow
Counseling Services Project
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The POINT Community The POINT Community Bronx, New York $200,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
Development Corporation Development
Corporation:Youth
Development Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Rankin Christian Center Youth Development Initiative Rankin, PA $150,000 Doyle, Michael Casey
F.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Salvation Army Salvation Army's Family Syracuse, NY $150,000 Walsh, James T. ...............
Place Initiative for at-
risk youth in Syracuse, NY
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Second Wind Fund The Second Wind Fund Lakewood, CO $65,000 Perlmutter, Ed ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Self Reliance Foundation Latino Youth Gang Prevention Washington, DC $200,000 Van Hollen, ...............
Project Chris
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice The Women's Sports GoGirlGo! Boston Boston, Massachusetts $300,000 Capuano, Michael Kennedy, Kerry
Foundation E.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Town of East Hartford At-Risk Youth Task Force East Hartford, CT $120,000 Larson, John B. Lieberman
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Town of North Hempstead, New Anti-Gang Youth Empowerment North Hempstead, NY $75,000 Ackerman, Gary Schumer
York Project L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice TuskMac CDC for youth mentoring and Tuskegee, AL $100,000 ................ Shelby
juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Twin Ceders Youth Services Twin Ceders Youth Services Columbus, GA $75,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Union City Anti-Gang and Youth Violence Union City, New Jersey $250,000 Sires, Albio Lautenberg,
Prevention Program Menendez
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Union Springs YMCA for youth mentoring and Union Springs, AL $100,000 ................ Shelby
juvenile justice programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice United Methodist Children's United Methodist Children's Selma, Alabama $50,000 Everett, Terry ...............
Home of Alabama and West Home Performance and
Florida Quality Improvement Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice United Way of Allegheny for a youth crime prevention Pittsburgh, PA $400,000 ................ Specter
County and intervention
initatiative
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice University of Colorado at to provide planning, Boulder, CO $350,000 Perlmutter, Ed Salazar
Boulder training and assistance to
schools to help them
prevent and manage violence
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice University of Delaware's to continue a statewide Newark, DE $65,000 Castle, Michael Biden, Carper
Center for Drug and Alcohol survey of youth that N.
Studies provides estimates of
student substance abuse,
crime and gambling
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice University of Montana for teacher training, Missoula, MT $400,000 ................ Baucus, Tester
curriculum development and
awareness initiatives to
combat bullying as well as
the development of
emergency protocol for
school shootings
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice University of South Alabama for youth mentoring and Mobile, AL $400,000 ................ Shelby
domestic violence
prevention programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Urban Dreams Urban Children are Really Des Moines, IA $200,000 Boswell, Leonard ...............
Essential (U-CARE) L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Urban League of Greater Urban League of Greater Columbus, GA $50,000 Bishop, Jr., ...............
Columbus Columbus Sanford D.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Urban League of Hudson Urban League of Hudson Jersey City, New Jersey $250,000 Sires, Albio Lautenberg,
County County's Anti-Gang Iniative Menendez
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Vermont Department of for state-wide at-risk youth Waterbury, VT $700,000 ................ Sanders
Children and Families assistance programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Village of Richton Park for the development of a Richton Park, IL $300,000 Jackson, Jr., Durbin
youth intervention program Jesse L.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Visiting Nurse Association for a comprehensive crime Omaha, NE $300,000 ................ Ben Nelson,
of Omaha intervention program for Hagel
vulnerable women, infants,
children, and teens
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice VT Children's Trust Fund Vermont Children and Burlington, Vermont $200,000 Welch, Peter ...............
Families Council for
Prevention Programs
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Wayne County Wayne County/Juvenile Detroit, Michigan $200,000 Kilpatrick, Levin, Stabenow
Justice Program Carolyn C.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice West Jefferson Hills School Alternative Education Jefferson Hills, PA $500,000 Murphy, Tim ...............
District Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice West Virginia Child Care At-Risk Youth Workshop Charleston, WV $90,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Association Series B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Western Justice Center Violence Prevention and Pasadena, CA $150,000 Schiff, Adam B. ...............
Foundation Intervention Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Widener University Delaware County Violence Chester, PA $250,000 Brady, Robert ...............
Prevention Collaborative A.; Sestak, Joe
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Wisconsin Office of Justice for a grant program to Madison, WI $700,000 ................ Kohl
Assistance reduce disproportionate
minority juvenile contact
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Wittenberg University Clark County/Springfield, OH Springfield, Ohio $400,000 Hobson, David L. Brown
At-Risk Youth Development
Program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice World Vision World Vision Appalachia at- Philippi, WV $250,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
risk youth programming B.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youth Advocates Programs, The North Country Time Bank Harrisburg, PA $150,000 McHugh, John M. ...............
Inc Violence Prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youth Alive, Inc At-Risk Youths Crime Louisville, KY $150,000 Yarmuth, John A. ...............
Prevention
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youth Crime Watch of America Youth Crime Watch of America Miami, Florida $500,000 Boyd, Allen; Reed, Lugar
Bordallo,
Madeleine Z.;
Kennedy,
Patrick J.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youth Crisis Center New Life Village Jacksonville, FL $200,000 Crenshaw, Ander; Bill Nelson,
Brown, Corrine Martinez
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youth Ministries for Peace Youth Ministries for Peace Bronx, New York $200,000 Serrano, Jose ...............
and Justice and Justice: Education
Programs for At-Risk Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Youthville Youthville Training Dodge City, Kansas $50,000 Moran, Jerry ...............
Institute for Foster
Families in Caring at-risk
Youth
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice YWCA Center for Families to provide equipment for new Salt Lake City, UT $300,000 ................ Bennett
Center for Families, which
aims to end domestic
violence through
prevention, intervention
and accountability.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice YWCA Columbus to expand After-School Columbus, OH $750,000 Pryce, Deborah Voinovich,
Programs for At-Risk Youth Brown
and Programs for Homeless
Families
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice YWCA Madison to expand a neighborhood and Madison, WI $500,000 Baldwin, Tammy Kohl
school-based crime
reduction program
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice YWCA of Greater Los Angeles Project Empowerment Los Angeles, CA $100,000 Watson, Diane E. ...............
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice YWCA of Northcentral PA Court Appointed Special Williamsport, PA $100,000 Carney, ...............
Advocate of Lycoming Christopher P.
County.
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice ZERO TO THREE Court Teams for Maltreated Hattiesburg, MS $300,000 Taylor, Gene Cochran, Wicker
Infants and Toddlers
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Zero to Three to educate juvenile and Omaha, NE $150,000 ................ Ben Nelson,
family court judges in Hagel
early childhood development
in order to improve the
child welfare system for
maltreated infants and
toddlers
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Zero to Three Cherokee Court Team for Cherokee Reservation at $300,000 Shuler, Heath ...............
Maltreated Infants and the Qualla Boundary,
Toddlers located in Swain and
Jackson Counties,
North Carolina
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support A partnership of Coppin to increase the number and State of, MD $1,000,000 Sarbanes, John Mikulski,
Space Administration State University, Towson quality of science, P. Cardin
University and University technology, engineering and
of Maryland Biotechnology mathematics teachers in the
Institute region's public schools
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Academy of Science--St. Scientists in the Classroom St. Louis, MO $70,000 Carnahan, Russ ...............
Space Administration Louis
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Adler Planetarium and Planetarium Equipment Chicago, IL $900,000 Jackson, Jr., ...............
Space Administration Astronomy Museum Jesse L.;
Emanuel, Rahm;
Davis, Danny K.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Alabama A & M University for high temperature Madison, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration Research Institute materials research
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Binghamton University to develop a focused Binghamton, NY $500,000 Hinchey, Maurice Schumer
Space Administration research and development D.
initiative on large area
flexible solar cell modules
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Burlington County College Mount Laurel Challenger Mount Laurel, NJ $1,500,000 Saxton, Jim Lautenberg,
Space Administration Learning Center Menendez
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Burlington Technical Center to upgrade and improve the Burlington, VT $1,000,000 ................ Leahy
Space Administration post-secondary aviation
program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Central Connecticut State for recruitment and New Britain, CT $350,000 Murphy, Dodd, Lieberman
Space Administration University retention for an aerospace Christopher S.
engineering academic
program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Challenger Learning Center Challenger Learning Center Hammond, IN $750,000 Visclosky, Peter ...............
Space Administration of Northwest Indiana of Northwest Indiana J.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Charles County Public for a digital classroom Charles County, MD $500,000 ................ Mikulski
Space Administration Schools project
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Chesapeake Information Based for continued aviation State of, MD $3,000,000 Cummings, Elijah Mikulski,
Space Administration Aeronautics Consortium for safety research and E. Cardin
a partnership of Morgan development
State University,
University of Maryland
Eastern Shore, and Bowie
State University
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support City of Downey, California Communicating the Dynamic Downey, CA $700,000 Roybal-Allard, ...............
Space Administration Nature of Scientific Lucille
Knowledge, Multimedia
Technology Enhancement and
Rotational Exhibits at the
Columbia Memorial Space
Learning Center
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Connecticut Center for CATALYST: Explorations in East Hartford, CT $400,000 Larson, John B. ...............
Space Administration Advanced Technology, Inc Aerospace and Innovation
education program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support CORE Philly CORE Philly Scholarship Philadelphia, PA $1,000,000 Fattah, Chaka ...............
Space Administration Program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support County College of Morris County College of Morris Randolph, NJ $200,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Space Administration Planetarium Rodney P.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Discovery Center Museum for science education for Rockford, IL $300,000 ................ Durbin
Space Administration rural and under-served
children
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Drew University Drew University Madison, NJ $1,100,000 Frelinghuysen, ...............
Space Administration Environmental Science Rodney P.
Initiative
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Eastern Shore of Virginia for the counties of Accomack Wachapreague, VA $2,000,000 ................ Warner, Webb
Space Administration Broadband Authority and Northampton for
broadband deployment
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Educational Advancement Math Science and Technology Philadelphia, PA $2,750,000 Fattah, Chaka ...............
Space Administration Alliance (EAA) (MST) Program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Engineering and Experiment Advanced Robotics for Lunar College Station,TX $1,000,000 Edwards, Chet Hutchison
Space Administration Station and Martian Exploration
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Flight Research Training to continue development and Roswell, NM $250,000 ................ Domenici,
Space Administration Center operation of the Flight Bingaman
Research Training Center
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Fulton-Montgomery Community Center for Engineering and Johnstown, NY $435,000 McNulty, Michael ...............
Space Administration College Technology at Fulton- R.
Montgomery Community
College
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Global Undersea Research Robotic Exploration Moss Landing, CA $100,000 Honda, Michael ...............
Space Administration Unit, University of Alaska Technologies in M.
Fairbanks Astrobiology
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Greater Syracuse Chamber of Space Alliance Technology Syracuse, NY $2,500,000 Walsh, James T. Schumer
Space Administration Commerce Outreach Program (SATOP)
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Gulf Coast Exploreum Science for educational exhibits Mobile, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration Center
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Imiloa Astronomy Center of for the promotion of Hilo, HI $2,000,000 Hirono, Mazie K. Inouye
Space Administration Hawaii astronomy in Hawaii
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Institute for Advanced Polymer-Nanocomposite Danville, VA $550,000 Goode, Jr., ...............
Space Administration Learning and Research Laboratory for Structured Virgil H.
Sensors Research
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Jamestown Education Jamestown Education Jamestown, RI $200,000 Kennedy, Patrick ...............
Space Administration Foundation Foundation J.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Lakeview Museum of Arts and Lakeview Museum Planetarium Peoria, IL $250,000 LaHood, Ray ...............
Space Administration Sciences
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Lehigh University for research and development Bethlehem, PA $500,000 ................ Specter
Space Administration of nanomaterials
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Loma Linda University Space Radiation Health Loma Linda, CA $2,800,000 Lewis, Jerry ...............
Space Administration Medical Center Research Program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Manned Space Flight to create a virtual space Houston, TX $500,000 ................ Hutchison
Space Administration Education Foundation community for students
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for a multi-propellant plume Huntsville, AL $400,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration diagnostic testbed
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for material and structural Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration evaluations for composites
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for missions systems Huntsville, AL $475,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration recording, archival and
retrieval
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for remote engine health and Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration maintenance diagnosis
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for robotic exploration and Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration Lunar material utilization
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for the development of the Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration sensor technologies and
integration algorithms
necessary for on-orbit
assembly and other AR&D
missions
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center for the Virtual Learning Huntsville, AL $400,000 ................ Alexander
Space Administration Magnet for Space Science
and Math program as
outlined in the Gathering
Storm Report and NASA will
make any award for this
program on a competitive
basis
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center to develop a cost effective Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration nuclear power system to
support the long-range
objectives of NASA.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Marshall Space Flight Center to support the ongoing Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration technology maturation
program for liquid oxygen/
liquid methane propulsion
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support McWane Science Center for education and science Birmingham, AL $400,000 Bachus, Spencer Shelby
Space Administration literacy programs
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Michigan Research Institute for aerospace research on Ann Arbor, MI $1,000,000 ................ Levin, Stabenow
Space Administration joining tubular support
structures at low cost and
high reliability.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Mississippi State University for research and development Starkville, MS $625,000 ................ Cochran
Space Administration of advanced technologies
that represent departures
from current manufacturing
methods
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Montana State University for a collaborative distance Bozeman, MT $200,000 ................ Tester
Space Administration science and technology
education program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support MTSU MTSU Center for Research on Murfreesboro, TN $400,000 Gordon, Bart ...............
Space Administration Aviation Training
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support National Federation of the to develop and apply Baltimore, MD $600,000 ................ Mikulski,
Space Administration Blind assistive technology Cardin
approaches and techniques
that enhance participation
of blind youth in STEM
education
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support National Youth Science Youth Science Discovery Charleston, WV $300,000 Mollohan, Alan ...............
Space Administration Foundation Experience and Science Camp B.
Curriculum
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support New Mexico State University for a program to improve K- Las Cruces, NM $200,000 ................ Bingaman
Space Administration 12 science, engineering,
math, and aerospace
education
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support North Carolina State Center for Sustainable Life Raleigh, NC $410,000 Price, David E.; ...............
Space Administration University Support for Human Etheridge, Bob
Exploration
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Pittsburgh Tissue for a regenerative therapy Pittsburgh, PA $500,000 ................ Specter
Space Administration Engineering Initiative delivery initiative
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Rhodes College Expanding NASA Stars with an Memphis, TN $200,000 Cohen, Steve Alexander
Space Administration Automated Training
Cirriculum
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Science Center of Iowa to encourage children to go Des Moines, IA $400,000 Boswell, Leonard Harkin
Space Administration into science and technology L.
through skills-based
learning exhibits
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support ScienceSouth ScienceSouth Learning Center Florence, SC $500,000 Clyburn, James ...............
Space Administration E.
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Southeast Missouri State for enhancement of K-12 Cape Girardeau, MO $500,000 ................ Bond
Space Administration University teaching and learning of
sciences, math, and
technology among schools,
teachers, and students
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Southern Research Institute for high temperature Birmingham, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration materials
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Space Alliance Technology Space Alliance Technology Melbourne, FL $500,000 Udall, Tom Bingaman
Space Administration Outreach Program Outreach Program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Space Dynamics Laboratory to provide technical support Logan, UT $500,000 ................ Bennett
Space Administration to the satellite sensor
calibration team for the
Global Climate Observing
System
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Spelman College Women in Science and Atlanta, GA $200,000 Lewis, John Chambliss,
Space Administration Engineering (WISE) Scholars Isakson
Program
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support St. Louis Community College to provide specialized St. Louis, MO $500,000 ................ Bond
Space Administration BioBench and Training career and technical
Facility training to students for
work in the life sciences
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Teach for America to engage teachers in New York, NY $2,000,000 ................ Mikulski
Space Administration science, technology,
engineering and mathematics
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Tennessee Technological Center for Teaching & Cookeville, TN $750,000 Gordon, Bart Alexander
Space Administration University Learning in Science,
Technology, Engineering and
Math (STEM)
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Texas A&M University to develop new robotic College Station, TX $500,000 ................ Hutchison
Space Administration technologies
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Texas Engineering Experiment Space Engineering Institute College Station, TX $500,000 Hall, Ralph M. ...............
Space Administration Station/Texas A&M
University-College Station
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Texas Tech University Engineering support for Lubbock, TX $500,000 Neugebauer, Cornyn
Space Administration extended human and robotic Randy
space flight missions--
Texas Tech University
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support The Delaware Aerospace to create a community model Bear, DE $500,000 ................ Biden, Carper
Space Administration Education Foundation for formal and informal
earth and space education
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support The Foundation for Community Dallas Achieves-- Dallas, TX $1,450,000 Johnson, Eddie ...............
Space Administration Empowerment, Inc Transforming Public Bernice
Education in Dallas, Texas,
Through Math, Science and
Technology Initiatives
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support The Newark Museum for an interactive platform Newark, NJ $500,000 Payne, Donald M. Lautenberg,
Space Administration for education of astronomy, Menendez
space, and planetary
science
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Thurgood Marshall College to recruit minority students New York, NY $2,200,000 Jefferson, Cochran,
Space Administration Fund who will pursue careers in William J.; Landrieu,
the sciences Jackson-Lee, Voinovich,
Sheila; Wicker
Johnson, Eddie
Bernice;
Cummings,
Elijah E.;
Johnson, Jr.,
Henry C. Hank;
Meek, Kendrick
B.; Sestak,
Joe; Alexander,
Rodney
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Alabama in for advanced fabrication and Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration Huntsville testing of complex optical
systems
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of California, Bio-Info-Nano Research and Santa Cruz, CA $1,800,000 Honda, Michael Feinstein
Space Administration Santa Cruz Development Institute at M.
NASA Ames
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Louisville to research factors that Louisville, KY $750,000 ................ McConnell
Space Administration hinder the wound healing
process
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Massachusetts, Large Millimeter Telescope Amherst, MA $700,000 Olver, John W. Kennedy, Kerry
Space Administration Amherst
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Mississippi for remote sensing, Oxford, MS $3,000,000 ................ Cochran, Wicker
Space Administration geospatial, space and
aviation legal research,
materials, education, and
outreach
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of North Dakota to help make data received Grand Forks, ND $3,000,000 ................ Dorgan, Conrad
Space Administration from NASA satellite images
more easily accessible to
the public
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Northern Iowa to create a national Cedar Falls, IA $950,000 Braley, Bruce L. Harkin,
Space Administration institute to improve Grassley
science, technology,
engineering and mathematics
education by focusing on
young children
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of South Alabama for composite matrerials lab Mobile, AL $200,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support University of Vermont for the Complex Systems Burlington, VT $500,000 ................ Leahy
Space Administration Center for Informed
Decision-Making and Design
to develop intelligent
systems design and adaptive
robotics
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support US Space and Rocket Center for educational exhibits Huntsville, AL $500,000 ................ Shelby
Space Administration
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Valley Forge Military Cadet Training in Science Wayne, PA $50,000 Sestak, Joe ...............
Space Administration Academy and College and Mathematics at Valley
Forge Military College
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Wake Forest University for the Institute for Winston-Salem, NC $50,000 ................ Dole
Space Administration Health Sciences Regenerative Medicine
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support West Virginia State for a science, engineering, Institute, WV $2,000,000 ................ Byrd
Space Administration University mathematics and aerospace
academy (SEMAA).
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Wichita State University to continue the development Wichita, KS $250,000 ................ Brownback
Space Administration and operation of the
National Center for
Advanced Materials
Performance (NCAMP) located
at the National Institute
for Aviation Research
(NIAR)
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support Xavier University New for science, technology, New Orleans, LA $1,000,000 Jefferson, Landrieu
Space Administration Orleans engineering and mathematics William J.
programs
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National Aeronautics and Cross Agency Support York College--City The Science, Engineering, Jamaica, NY $250,000 Meeks, Gregory Schumer
Space Administration University of New York Mathematics and Aerospace W.
(CUNY) Academy (SEMAA)
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Department of Commerce NOAA Bill language making the ............................ ....................... ........... ................ Reid
State of Nevada eligible
for the Pacific Coastal
Salmon Recovery Fund
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COMMERCE, JUSTICE, SCIENCE
Fiscal Year 2008 Project Reprogramming
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Requester(s)
Agency Account Recipient Purpose Location Amount ----------------------------------
House Senate
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Department of Justice OJP--Juvenile Justice Adolescent Treatment Program Drug Abuse Alternatives Santa Rosa, CA $188,000 Woolsey, Lynn
Expansion Center
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DIVISION C--ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT AND RELATED AGENCIES
APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2009
Following is an explanation of the effects of this division
(hereafter referred to as the ``bill''). Funds for the
individual programs and activities within the accounts in
this Act are displayed in the detailed table at the end of
the explanatory statement for this Act. Funding levels that
are not displayed in the detailed table are identified in
this explanatory statement.
TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE--CIVIL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Corps Of Engineers--Civil
The summary tables included in this title set forth the
dispositions with respect to the individual appropriations,
projects and activities of the Corps of Engineers. Additional
items of the bill are discussed below.
New starts.--The passage of the Water Resources Development
Act in 2007 presented the Committees on Appropriations with
the reality of seven years of unmet demand for new studies
and projects. This has posed a challenge in balancing the
funding needs of ongoing work with the ability to fund
potential new start studies and projects which are the future
of the program. Ultimately, a limited number of new studies
and projects are funded in this bill, and these are for
traditional Corps missions. Therefore, projects and studies
that met the following criteria were excluded from
consideration:
1. new environmental infrastructure authorizations;
2. non-traditional project authorizations;
3. authorizations that have not been through the
traditional two phase planning process;
4. new projects under sections 206 and 1135 of the
Continuing Authorities Program, as these program sections are
oversubscribed;
5. projects that include demonstration features;
6. new projects that would require funds from the Inland
Waterway Trust Fund (IWTF) because of lack of funding in the
IWTF.
Inland Waterways Trust Fund.--When the fiscal year 2009
budget was presented to Congress, the administration was
aware that its proposed budget did not take into account the
looming deficit in the IWTF due to the amount of ongoing work
on the inland waterway system. More funding was proposed to
be utilized from the IWTF than was estimated to be available.
The administration's budget for fiscal year 2009 was
predicated on enactment of its legislative proposal to change
the revenue structure by October 1, 2008. Since neither this
proposal nor any other potential fix to the IWTF shortfall
has been enacted, the administration's request as proposed is
not, and cannot be, fully funded.
To address the funding shortfall in the IWTF the bill takes
the unusual step of directing in legislative text that only
nine inland waterway projects will have access to IWTF
revenues in fiscal year 2009 in order to assure that planned
work does not exceed revenues. The Corps is directed in
fiscal year 2009 to utilize the general fund of the U.S.
Treasury to fund inland waterway projects without specific
statutory requirements for IWTF revenues. This change is
intended as a single year stopgap measure to allow the new
administration an opportunity to address the solvency of the
trust fund. The Corps is directed to bring fiscal year 2009
inland waterway projects funded entirely with general fund
revenues to a logical stopping point and defer future work
until such time as the IWTF revenue stream is enhanced and
these projects can again be cost shared with the IWTF. Once
the revenue stream is sufficient to allow additional work,
the Corps is directed to adjust the cost share so that the
total project costs will be cost shared at fifty percent.
Legislative text is also included to prohibit the Corps from
entering into any new continuing contracts for any inland
waterway project until a permanent solution to enhance IWTF
revenues is enacted.
The administration should submit the fiscal year 2010
budget based on expected revenues in the IWTF, not
projections predicated on legislation that may or may not
happen. If the budget is submitted utilizing the same
assumptions for the IWTF that the administration made this
year, spending will be curtailed on all inland waterway
projects in fiscal year 2010 to a level that fits within the
IWTF estimated revenues. No change in law has been made, nor
does this bill propose any such change, to alleviate the
funding problem that will occur in fiscal year 2009.
The policy of sharing the cost of construction and major
rehabilitations between the IWTF and the general fund makes
the users active partners in the overall inland waterway
system and provides for a better, more efficient system. As
the Congress pays the full cost of the operation and
maintenance of the inland waterway system, the capital costs
are properly shared at 50 percent by the beneficiaries.
Budget Justifications.--The Corps is commended for the
layout of the budget justifications for fiscal year 2009.
Grouping projects by Division rather than according to
business lines makes the justifications more useful and
provides more easily accessible information to the public. It
is expected that this method of displaying the budget
justifications will be continued for the fiscal year 2010
budget.
However, the justifications for Operation and Maintenance
(O&M) projects are staggeringly inadequate. The only
information provided was the business line totals for each
region. For a $2,500,000,000 account, this is an unacceptable
manner to justify a budget. More information was provided for
the $40,000,000 in studies in the Investigations account than
was provided for all of O&M. The justifications for the
Continuing Authorities Program, Flood Plain Management
Services, Planning Assistance to States and the Dam Safety/
Seepage Stability Correction Program were also inadequate.
The justifications for these items showed a total dollar
value and listed projects, but gave no information how the
program totals were derived. There is no way to know from
these justifications whether the administration's proposal
underfunds or overfunds these programs. For fiscal year 2010,
the Corps is directed to provide, at minimum, detailed
project information for each O&M project adequately
justifying the needs for each project. If the administration
chooses to continue to provide the business line information,
it may be provided as a separate appendix to the
justifications.
Reprogramming.--To ensure that the expenditure of funds in
fiscal year 2009 is consistent with congressional direction,
to minimize the movement of funds and to improve overall
budget execution, the bill incorporates by reference the
projects and direction identified in the report accompanying
this Act into statute. Further, the bill carries a
legislative provision outlining the circumstances under which
the Corps of Engineers may reprogram funds.
INVESTIGATIONS
The bill provides $168,100,000 for Investigations.
The allocation for projects and activities within the
Investigations account is shown in the following table:
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