[House Report 119-212]
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119th Congress } { Report
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1st Session } { 119-212
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DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION, AND
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND
RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL, 2026
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R E P O R T
OF THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
together with
MINORITY VIEWS
[To accompany H.R. 4552]
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July 21, 2025.--Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the
State of the Union and ordered to be printed
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DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION, AND HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND
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119th Congress } { Report
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DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION, AND
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND
RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL, 2026
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July 21, 2025.--Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the
State of the Union and ordered to be printed
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Mr. Womack, from the Committee on Appropriations,
submitted the following
R E P O R T
together with
MINORITY VIEWS
[To accompany H.R. 4552]
The Committee on Appropriations submits the following
report in explanation of the accompanying bill making
appropriations for the Departments of Transportation, and
Housing and Urban Development, and related agencies for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
INDEX TO BILL AND REPORT
Page number
Bill Report
Title I--Department of Transportation...................... 2 4
Title II--Department of Housing and Urban Development...... 98 86
Title III--Related Agencies................................ 186 112
Title IV--General Provisions............................... 190 117
PROGRAM, PROJECT, AND ACTIVITY
During fiscal year 2026, the terms ``program, project, and
activity'' (PPA) shall mean any item for which a dollar amount
is contained in appropriations acts (including joint
resolutions providing continuing appropriations), accompanying
reports of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
or accompanying conference reports and joint explanatory
statements of the committee of conference. This definition
shall apply to all programs for which new budget (obligational)
authority is provided, as well as to discretionary grants and
discretionary grant allocations made through either bill or
report language. References to the ``budget request'' or ``the
request'' should be interpreted to mean the budget of the U.S.
Government for fiscal year 2026 that was submitted to Congress
on May 30, 2025.
The Committee directs the departments and agencies funded
by this Act to address each number listed in the reports in
their respective operating plans and warns that efforts to
operate programs at levels contrary to the levels recommended
and directed in these reports would not be advised.
OPERATING PLANS AND REPROGRAMMING GUIDELINES
The Committee includes a provision (section 405)
establishing the authority by which funding made available to
the agencies funded by this Act may be reprogrammed for other
purposes. The provision requires notification and advance
approval of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
of any proposal to reprogram funds that:
creates a new program;
eliminates a PPA;
increases funds or personnel for any PPA for
which funds have been denied or restricted by Congress;
redirects funds that were directed in such
reports for a specific activity to a different purpose;
augments an existing PPA in excess of
$5,000,000 or 10 percent, whichever is less;
reduces an existing PPA by $5,000,000 or 10
percent, whichever is less; or
creates, reorganizes, or restructures
offices different from the congressional budget
justifications or the table at the end of the Committee
report, whichever is more detailed.
The Committee retains the requirement that each agency
submit an operating plan to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations not later than 60 days after enactment of this
Act to establish the baseline for application of reprogramming
and transfer authorities provided in this Act. Specifically,
each agency must provide a table for each appropriation with
columns displaying the prior year enacted level; budget
request; adjustments made by Congress; adjustments for
rescissions, if appropriate; and the fiscal year enacted level.
The table shall delineate the appropriation and prior year
enacted level both by object class and by PPA, as detailed in
this Act, accompanying reports of the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, accompanying conference reports
and joint explanatory statements of the committee of
conference, or in the budget appendix for the respective
appropriations, whichever is more detailed, and shall apply to
all items for which new budget (obligational) authority is
provided, as well as to discretionary grants and discretionary
grant allocations. The operating plan also must identify items
of special Congressional interest. Should the agency create,
alter, discontinue, or otherwise change any program as
described in the agency's budget justification, those changes
must be a part of the agency's operating plan. Finally, the
agency shall submit with the operating plan a summary of the
reporting requirements contained in this Act, the House and
Senate reports, and the accompanying conference reports and
joint explanatory statements of the committee of conference.
The summary should also include Inspector General and
Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports. In certain
instances, the Committee may direct the agency to submit a
revised operating plan for approval or may direct changes to
the operating plan, if the plan is not consistent with the
directives of the accompanying conference reports and joint
explanatory statements of the committee of conference.
The Committee expects the agencies and bureaus to submit
reprogramming requests in a timely manner and to provide a
thorough explanation of the proposed reallocations, including a
detailed justification of increases and reductions and the
specific impact of proposed changes on the budget request for
the following fiscal year. Any reprogramming request shall
include any out-year budgetary impacts and a separate
accounting of program or mission impacts on estimated carryover
funds. Reprogramming procedures shall apply to funds provided
in this Act, unobligated balances from previous appropriations
Acts that are available for obligation or expenditure in fiscal
year 2026, and non-appropriated resources such as fee
collections that are used to meet program requirements in
fiscal year 2026.
The Committee expects each agency to manage its programs
and activities within the amounts appropriated by Congress. The
Committee reminds agencies that reprogramming requests should
be submitted only in the case of an unforeseeable emergency or
a situation that could not have been anticipated when
formulating the budget request for the current fiscal year.
Except in emergency situations, reprogramming requests should
be submitted no later than June 30, 2026. Further, the
Committee notes that when an agency submits a reprogramming or
transfer request to the Committees on Appropriations and does
not receive identical responses from the House and Senate, it
is the responsibility of the agency to reconcile the House and
Senate differences before proceeding and, if reconciliation is
not possible, to consider the request to reprogram funds
unapproved.
The Committee would also like to clarify that this section
applies to working capital funds of both the Department of
Transportation (DOT) and the Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) and that no funds may be obligated from
working capital fund accounts to augment programs, projects, or
activities for which appropriations have been specifically
rejected by Congress, or to increase funds or personnel for any
PPA above the amounts appropriated by this Act.
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET JUSTIFICATIONS
Budget justifications are the primary tool used by the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations to evaluate the
resource requirements and fiscal needs of agencies. The
Committee is aware that the format and presentation of budget
materials is largely left to the agency within presentation
objectives set forth by the Office of Management and Budget.
The Committee expects all the budget justifications to provide
the data needed to make appropriate and meaningful funding
decisions. The Committee continues the direction that
justifications submitted with the fiscal year 2027 budget
request by agencies funded by this Act contain the customary
level of detailed data and explanatory statements to support
the appropriations requests at the level of detail contained in
the funding table included at the end of this report. Among
other items, agencies shall provide a detailed discussion of
proposed new initiatives, proposed changes in the agency's
financial plan from prior year enactment, detailed data on all
programs, and comprehensive information on any office or agency
restructurings. At a minimum, each agency must also provide
adequate justification for funding and staffing changes for
each individual office and materials that compare programs,
projects, and activities that are proposed for fiscal year 2027
to the fiscal year 2026 enacted levels.
The Committee is aware that the analytical materials
required for review by the Committee are unique to each agency
in this Act. Therefore, the Committee expects that each agency
will coordinate with the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations in advance on its planned presentation for its
budget justification materials in support of the fiscal year
2027 budget request. The Committee also reminds all agencies
funded by this Act to provide accurate organizational charts in
the budget justifications. The Committee considers any changes
to the organizational charts to be a reprogramming requiring
approval of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
under section 405 of this Act.
TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Office of the Secretary
Section 3 of the Department of Transportation Act (P.L. 89-
670) provides for the establishment of the Office of the
Secretary of Transportation (OST).
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $191,295,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 200,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 204,568,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +13,273,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +4,568,000
Office of the Secretary.--The Office of the Secretary has
primary responsibility to provide overall planning, direction,
and control of departmental affairs.
Office of the Deputy Secretary.--The Office of the Deputy
Secretary assists the Office of the Secretary and the Deputy
Secretary serves as the Department's chief operating officer.
Office of the General Counsel.--The Office of the General
Counsel provides legal services to the Office of the Secretary
and coordinates and reviews the legal work of the chief
counsels' offices of the operating administrations.
Office of the Under Secretary of Transportation for
Policy.--The Office of the Under Secretary of Transportation
for Policy provides leadership in the development of policies
for the Department, developing proposals and providing advice
to the Secretary regarding legislative and regulatory
initiatives across all modes of transportation.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and
Programs.--The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and
Programs directs and coordinates all of the Department's
budget, performance, and finance activities.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Governmental
Affairs.--The Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Governmental Affairs is responsible for Congressional and
intergovernmental relations.
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration.--The
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration
establishes policies and provides operational services with
respect to acquisition, office space and facilities, security,
and human resources.
Office of Public Affairs and Public Engagement.--The Office
of Public Affairs and Public Engagement is responsible for the
Department's press releases, social media, fact sheets, and
responses to press inquiries and creating opportunities for
direct dialogue with the public.
Office of the Executive Secretariat.--The Office of the
Executive Secretariat assists the Secretary and Deputy
Secretary in carrying out their responsibilities by controlling
and coordinating internal and external documents.
Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency Response.--
The Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency Response is
responsible for intelligence, security policy, preparedness,
training and exercises, national security, and operations.
Office of the Chief Information Officer.--The Office of the
Chief Information Officer serves as the principal advisor to
the Secretary on information technology (IT) operations,
systems, management, and security.
Office of Tribal Government Affairs.--The Office of Tribal
Government Affairs plans, coordinates, and implements policies
and programs serving Indian Tribes and is responsible for
Tribal relations.
Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy.--
The Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy
develops and manages the National Freight Strategic Plan and
the National Multimodal Freight Network and oversees the
development and updating of state freight plans.
Office of Civil Rights.--The Office of Civil Rights is
responsible for advising the Secretary on civil rights and
equal opportunity issues and ensuring the full implementation
of the civil rights laws and departmental civil rights policies
in all official actions and programs.
Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and
Outreach.--The Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business
Utilization and Outreach assists small, disadvantaged
businesses and businesses owned by minorities and women in
competing for contracting opportunities with the Department and
Department-funded contracts or grants for transportation-
related projects.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $204,568,000 for the
salaries and expenses of the offices comprising the Office of
the Secretary of Transportation (OST), to remain available
until September 30, 2027. This funding level reflects staffing
levels in line with reductions in force and deferred
resignations not included in the budget request. The Committee
recommendation supports the requested IT modernization and
consolidation of the Working Capital Fund shared services of
the immediate offices of OST. The recommendation also supports
the consolidation of the Office of Civil Rights and the Office
of Small Business Utilization and Outreach.
The recommendation does not support the budget request to
transfer 802 human resources, communications, government
affairs, procurement, IT, and civil rights FTE from the
operating administrations into the Department's Working Capital
Fund. Instead, the recommendation permits the DOT to request
transferring those personnel into the related offices of OST,
pending approval from the House and Senate Appropriations
Committees.
The following table shows a comparison of the budget
request and the Committee recommendation by office.
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Enacted Request Recommendation
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Office of the Secretary......................................... $3,770,000 n/a $3,763,000
Office of the Deputy Secretary.................................. 1,370,000 n/a 1,348,000
Office of the General Counsel................................... 32,272,000 n/a 26,511,000
Office of the Under Secretary for Policy*....................... 20,064,000 n/a 23,358,000
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs....... 22,274,000 n/a 20,522,000
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Government Affairs........ 7,138,000 n/a 3,633,000
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration............ 43,284,000 n/a 19,109,000
Office of Public Affairs and Public Engagement.................. 6,244,000 n/a 5,632,000
Office of the Executive Secretariat............................. 2,515,000 n/a 2,226,000
Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency Response........ 16,506,000 n/a 14,777,000
Office of the Chief Information Officer......................... 33,879,000 n/a 16,182,000
Office of Tribal Government Affairs............................. 1,529,000 n/a 1,517,000
Office of Civil Rights.......................................... **n/a n/a 13,654,000
Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utlization and **n/a n/a 3,001,000
Outreach.......................................................
Working Capital Fund shared services............................ n/a n/a 45,335,000
IT Modernization................................................ n/a n/a 4,000,000
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Total....................................................... 191,295,000 200,000,000 204,568,000
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* Includes the Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy.
** The Office of Civil Rights and Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and Outreach were
funded as separate accounts in fiscal year 2025.
American-made equipment.--The Committee is concerned by the
continued reliance on the People's Republic of China for goods,
equipment, and materials needed domestically. The Committee
urges DOT to develop a strategy for documenting and replacing
this inventory with supplies either made in the United States,
in allied or partnered nations, or by entities with no ties to
entities within the PRC. Further, the Committee requests a
briefing on this strategy within one year of enactment of this
Act.
Artificial intelligence and mission-driven procurement.--
The Committee encourages the Department to adopt the use of
artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, including generative
AI, to develop tools for more efficient, transparent, and
outcome-driven mission functions, especially in the areas of
fraud prevention and detection, such as contract and grant
fraud schemes. The Committee further supports efforts to
incorporate the consideration of measurable, mission-related
outcomes, such as cost savings, increased capacity, and
improved program integrity or fraud reduction in procurement
planning and evaluation.
Autonomous vehicle regulatory framework.--The Committee is
concerned that the absence of a consistent autonomous vehicle
(AV) federal regulatory framework has negated U.S. global
competitiveness and rollout of AV technology. The state-level
policies on AVs have created a patchwork of requirements that
hinders innovation, public safety advancements, and the
nationwide deployment of AV systems. Therefore, the Committee
directs the Secretary to establish a national framework for the
regulation of AV technologies, with a status report to the
House and Senate Appropriations Committees no later than 180
days of enactment of this Act. This framework should address
clear baseline safety standards, data privacy protections, and
operational guidelines that promote innovation while ensuring
the safe integration of AVs into the national transportation
system.
Baggage handling facilities.--The Committee recognizes
baggage handling facilities are critical for screening cargo
and ensuring travelers' security. The Committee supports
upgrading these facilities to ensure worker safety and prevent
luggage irregularities. The Committee directs DOT to provide a
briefing to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees on
luggage irregularity trends and any baggage facility
modernization efforts supported by the DOT within 270 days of
enactment of this Act.
Cargo theft prevention.--The Committee recognizes the
substantial increase in cargo theft that has affected the
transportation supply chain over the last few years. The
Committee directs DOT, utilizing existing resources within the
Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy, to
coordinate with the Federal Bureau of Investigations and
Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security
Supply Chain Resilience Center, and relevant stakeholders,
including professional policing organizations. The Committee
further directs DOT to provide a report on cargo theft trends
in the transportation supply chain, along with a strategy to
combat cargo theft, to the House and Senate Appropriations
Committees within 180 days of enactment of this Act.
Chinese light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technology.--
The Committee is aware of Chinese light detection and ranging
(LiDAR) manufacturers are targeting deployment of LiDAR sensors
on US critical infrastructure as part of ``Smart City''
technology at ports, intersections, drawbridges, crosswalks and
other US infrastructure. Chinese LiDAR, typically deployed
through U.S.-based companies, gathers vast data on U.S.
geography and behaviors, thus creating vulnerabilities for
foreign adversaries like China to exploit. Therefore, the
Committee directs DOT to not contract for, and to prohibit
contractors or recipients of Federal financial assistance from
the operation, procurement, or contracting action for LiDAR
sensors made by Chinese companies or other foreign adversaries
that create a national or homeland security risk in projects
receiving DOT funding. DOT is further directed to work with the
Department of Homeland Security, as Co-Sector-Specific Agencies
for the Transportation Systems Sector under Presidential Policy
Directive 21 (PPD-21), to develop guidance concerning use of
LiDAR sensors made by Chinese companies or other foreign
adversaries.
Common applications.--The Committee recognizes completing
multiple, different notices of funding opportunities (NOFOs)
can be challenging for applicants, particularly small, rural,
and tribal communities. The Committee urges the Secretary to
consider streamlining and standardizing the application process
for competitive grants, such as through a ``common
application'' for multiple grant programs. The Committee
encourages the development and implementation of a common
application framework or shared application elements that can
be used across multiple programs where feasible.
Communications services for limited English proficient
communities.--The Committee encourages the Department to review
existing communication practices and develop uniform standards
for engaging limited English proficient populations across all
modal administrations. The Committee requests the Department
report on expenditures related to local media advertising,
including digital, television, and radio, no more than 90 days
after the enactment of this Act.
Consumer cost protection.--The Committee is aware that the
cost of insuring rideshares harms both riders and drivers, as
it drives up fares and reduces earnings for drivers. The
Committee urges the Secretary, in coordination with the Federal
Trade Commission, to examine the harm to drivers and riders
from rising insurance costs on Transportation Network Company
platforms.
Criteria for discretionary grant programs.--The Committee
acknowledges DOT Order 2100.7 updated the principles and
standards for economic analyses and cost-benefit calculations
for grants, loans, contracts, and DOT or assisted State
contracts. The Committee requests a briefing on the
Department's implementation of this order no later than 60 days
of enactment of this Act.
Customer experience.--The Committee continues to support
efforts to improve agency customer experience. The Committee
encourages the Department to develop standards to improve
customer experience and incorporate the standards into the
performance plans required under title 31, United States Code.
Cybersecurity risks from foreign vehicle components.--The
Committee remains concerned about the national security
implications of vehicles manufactured by, or containing
components from, foreign entities of concern. These entities,
which often operate under legal frameworks requiring
cooperation with foreign intelligence services, pose heightened
risks to U.S. cybersecurity and individual privacy. The
proliferation of connected vehicles, particularly those
equipped with bidirectional charging capabilities and
integrated into U.S. electric vehicle (EV) charging
infrastructure, raises the potential for unauthorized data
access, surveillance, and operational disruptions.
The Committee is especially concerned that such
vulnerabilities could be exploited through vehicle-to-grid
communications, exposing critical infrastructure and consumer
data to foreign interference. Therefore, the Committee directs
the Department, in consultation with relevant Federal agencies,
to assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with
vehicles and EV infrastructure linked to foreign entities of
concern. The Department is directed to brief the House and
Senate Appropriations Committees on its findings within one
year of enactment of this Act.
Dig once.--The Committee recognizes that coordination
between initial phases of construction on infrastructure
projects and utility installation can reduce the need for
future excavations, which minimizes disruptions to communities,
reduces long-term costs, and improves infrastructure
efficiency. Therefore, the Committee urges the Department to
consider actions that encourage grantees to employ a ``dig
once'' policy.
Digitalization technologies.--The Committee supports the
Department and its operating administrations dedicating
resources and finding opportunities to help communities
incorporate digitalization technologies to increase the
resiliency of their infrastructure, enhance safety, and improve
accessibility.
Distressed coal communities.--To diversify and enhance
economic opportunities, the Committee encourages the Secretary
to prioritize discretionary funding to distressed counties
within the Central Appalachian region to help communities and
regions that have been affected by job losses in coal mining,
coal power plant operations, and coal-related supply chain
industries due to the economic downturn of the coal industry.
Events at DOT headquarters.--The Committee requests an
itemized list of expenses for fiscal years 2022 through 2025,
and expected for fiscal year 2026, of major events hosted by
DOT headquarters. The Department shall provide a briefing on
this list of events and their related costs to the House and
Senate Appropriations Committees within 90 days of enactment of
this Act.
Expropriation of U.S. commercial assets in Mexico.--The
Committee is concerned with the actions by the Government of
Mexico to invade, shutdown, and expropriate the lawfully held
land and port infrastructure of a U.S. construction materials
operation on the Yucatan peninsula. The Secretary is directed
to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
every 120 days after enactment of this Act on any business
entities utilizing the port infrastructure or extracting
resources from a quarry that was controlled and operated by a
U.S. company on the Yucatan peninsula prior to 2022. If a
business entity is found to be using this port infrastructure
or extracting materials from the identified quarry, the
Secretary shall include in their report to the Committees the
entity's name, a list of any projects receiving Federal
financial assistance for which the entity was contracted, and a
disclosure of any maritime activities from that port.
Foreign helicopter operators.--The Committee expects the
Office of the General Counsel to investigate allegations of
U.S. carriers under foreign control that are operating between
two U.S. points without satisfying 49 U.S.C. 40102(a)(15) and
to take enforcement action on such carriers found to be
operating in violation of existing law.
Freight logistics optimization works.--The Committee
supports the DOT's effort to improve supply chain resiliency
through an industry-supported data-sharing network, the freight
logistics optimization works (FLOW) program. Within the total
appropriation for the Under Secretary of Transportation for
Policy, the Committee provides $5,000,000 for the FLOW program.
The Committee urges DOT to integrate commercially available AI
and machine learning tools into an industry-supported data-
sharing network, thereby enhancing supply chain resiliency.
Grant backlog.--The Committee is concerned about delays in
the obligation and oversight of grant programs at the
Department. The Committee directs the Department to brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 120 days
of enactment of this Act detailing the scope of the backlog,
how any staffing shortfalls at the modal and OST level may
contribute to this delay, and the Department's plan to improve
grant processing timelines and capacity.
Integrated project delivery.--The Committee is aware that
integrated project delivery is a construction delivery method
that integrates project teams, including agencies, engineers,
builders, and owners, which can lead to significant project
delivery efficiencies. The Committee urges DOT to consider
integrated project delivery under the ``innovation'' merit
criteria within NOFOs issued by the Secretary.
Independent safety review of DCA airspace and
coordination.--The Committee directs the Department, in
coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration, to
commission an independent review of airspace design, civil-
military coordination, and operational safety in the National
Capital Region, with particular focus on Ronald Reagan
Washington National Airport (DCA). Using existing discretionary
funds, the review shall be exempt from Federal Advisory
Committee Act requirements and be conducted by an independent
panel of experts in aviation safety, airspace operations, and
civil-military coordination.
Panel members shall be selected by the DOT in consultation
with the National Transportation Safety Board and the relevant
congressional committees. Panel members shall include
representatives from academia, former regulators currently
unaffiliated with FAA or Department of Defense (DoD), relevant
stakeholders, unions, and nationally recognized safety
institutions. The panel shall be formed within 60 days of
enactment of this Act and the FAA shall not chair, direct, or
control the panel's work. The review shall include historical
and ongoing risks associated with DCA airspace design and
usage, including historical incidents relevant to current
protocols and whether DCA's current flight volume exceeds the
airport's operational capabilities within normal operating
hours; the adequacy of coordination protocols between the FAA,
Department of Defense, and other entities involved in or
affected by airspace coordination; patterns of near-miss
incidents involving military aircraft; and structural,
cultural, or procedural barriers to risk identification and
accountability.
The Committee expects full cooperation from all relevant
Federal agencies, including the Department of Defense. This
includes access to non-classified data in compliance with
section 49 U.S.C. 44735, documentation, and personnel. A public
summary of findings and recommendations, authored by the panel
and sufficiently detailed to convey key conclusions without
redacting non-sensitive procedural information, shall be
submitted to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees and
shall be published online within 180 days of the panel's
formation. The full report of the panel shall be submitted to
the Committees within 90 days of the published findings and
recommendations, outlining any planned actions or policy
changes.
Insurance for commercial tour helicopters.--The Committee
directs the Secretary to conduct a study on historic and
current minimum state property and casualty insurance
requirements for commercial tour helicopter and small aircraft
owners and operators, and to compare such coverage to full
compensation for personal injury and property damage amounts.
The Committee directs DOT to provide the study to the House and
Senate Appropriations Committees within 1 year of enactment of
this Act.
Land port of entry infrastructure.--The Committee
recognizes there is no existing infrastructure program at the
Department dedicated to our land ports of entry. As such, the
Committee encourages the Department to consider how current
discretionary grant programs can assist localities with
improving the infrastructure of land ports of entry along the
Southern Border.
Major sporting events.--The Committee directs DOT to
provide a report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 90 days of enactment of this Act
outlining prospective transportation challenges and needs as
they relate to North America's hosting of the FIFA World Cup
2026 and the 2028 Olympics. The Committee expects this report
to provide detail on the Federal role for supporting these
events and how U.S. host cities can best be supported with
recommendations, including through support to State and local
transportation authorities.
Multi-use fiber optic cable.--The Committee directs the
Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Energy and
Secretary of Commerce, to develop and publish guidelines on
best practices for States, Tribes, and units of local
government regarding the deployment of ``multi-use'' fiber
optic cable within Federally-funded infrastructure projects.
Oversight of Union Station.--The Committee notes that P.L.
97-125 requires the Secretary to provide for the rehabilitation
and redevelopment of Washington Union Station and established
the need for the private sector to play a significant role in
the redevelopment of the station. In 1983, DOT established the
Union Station Redevelopment Corporation to fulfill this need,
bringing together the Federal and local governments, private
sector, and Amtrak. The Secretary of Transportation, not
Amtrak, is the legal arbiter and fiduciary regarding management
of Union Station. The Committee expects the Secretary to
continue fulfilling this obligation. Further, the Committee
directs DOT to provide a report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 60 days of enactment of
this Act on its plans to maintain public-private partnerships
for Union Station, as established by the Union Station
Redevelopment Act of 1981.
Presidio Port of Entry tolling restriction.--The Committee
recognizes that there are 28 vehicular land ports of entry
along the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas, 27 of which are tolled
and managed by local governments to support maintenance and
infrastructure improvements. The exception is the Presidio Port
of Entry in Presidio County, Texas, which is owned and operated
by the Texas Department of Transportation and is currently
prohibited from collecting tolls on southbound traffic under
the terms of the amended Presidential Permit issued on May 4,
1982. This restriction limits the state's ability to recoup
costs and invest in infrastructure at the facility, despite the
Government of Mexico collecting tolls on northbound traffic at
the same crossing.
Accordingly, the Committee directs the Secretary, in
consultation with the Department of State, Economic Development
Administration, and relevant state and local stakeholders, to
conduct a feasibility study on amending the Presidential Permit
to authorize toll collection on southbound traffic at the
Presidio Port of Entry. The study should evaluate potential
transportation and infrastructure benefits, economic
development impacts on the Presidio region, and implications
for cross-border coordination and traffic flow. It should also
present the actions necessary to amend the Presidential permit
and provide information on the use of toll revenues for
operating and other purposes. The Committee expects a report on
these findings no later than 1 year of enactment of this Act.
Procurement policies.--The Committee notes the rapid pace
of technology modernization paired with existing, often
unwieldy, procurement policies can challenge the delivery of
mission critical support to government agencies and the
constituents they serve. The Committee encourages the
Department to reexamine its current procurement policies and
ensure contractors are held accountable to measurable results.
Public education and trust in autonomous vehicles.--The
Committee recognizes the potential of autonomous vehicle (AV)
technologies, but acknowledges that public skepticism remains.
The Committee encourages the Secretary, in coordination with
the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to consider
a public education initiative regarding AVs, their operation,
and vehicle safety features in place to protect users and other
road participants.
Safe streets eligibility.--The Committee recognizes the
impact of roadway safety and improvement projects on nonprofit
organizations, particularly those operating in historically
significant or community-serving facilities. The Committee
encourages the Department to explore pathways under the Safe
Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program to support safety-
focused infrastructure undertaken by organizations directly
affected by state or local transportation projects. The
Committee further encourages the Department to clarify that
eligible partnerships may include non-governmental
organizations working with eligible entities, such as counties
or metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), when those
partnerships facilitate public safety, accessibility, and
mitigation of hazards arising from roadway expansion or
modification. The Committee directs the Department to consider
applications involving nonprofit-owned properties impacted by
roadway realignments, widening, or traffic calming
interventions within the scope of eligible implementation
project areas when such projects enhance overall road user
safety and preserve critical community institutions.
Small community air service.--The Committee reminds the
Department of its directive under section 570 of the FAA
Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63) to conduct a
report assessing the loss of commercial air service in no fewer
than seven small communities and to provide recommendations for
restoring such service. The Committee encourages the Department
to consider additional communities for inclusion in this
assessment, specifically those located within 30 miles of an
international trade partner, in proximity to a military
installation, or uniquely positioned to enhance cross-border
commerce or support national security objectives.
State administrative costs of Federal grants.--No later
than 180 days after enactment of this Act, the Committee
directs the Secretary to brief the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations regarding the administrative costs for states
when managing Federal grants, particularly programs in which
the grantee is a subgrantee. The briefing should include an
average cost breakdown of Federal funds used by states for
administrative costs before the funds are passed down to the
subgrantee.
Statement of international air transportation policy.--The
Committee notes that the Department's Statement of
International Air Transportation Policy has not been updated
since 1995. The Committee requests DOT to brief the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations on the status of this
policy within 180 days of enactment of the Act.
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $49,040,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 50,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 44,117,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -4,923,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -5,883,000
The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and
Technology coordinates, facilitates, and reviews the
Department's research and development programs and activities;
coordinates and develops positioning, navigation, and timing
(PNT) technology; maintains PNT policy, coordination, and
spectrum management; manages the nationwide differential global
positioning system (GPS); and oversees and provides direction
to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), the
Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office, the
University Transportation Centers (UTCs) program, the John A.
Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, and the
Transportation Safety Institute.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $44,117,000 for
research and technology activities, of which $20,000,000 is
available until expended. This funding level reflects
reductions in staffing in line with reductions in force and
deferred resignations not included in the budget request. The
recommendation does not support the ARPA-I positions or program
as requested.
Data analysis tools.--The Committee acknowledges the Bureau
of Transportation Statistics produces data and reports on
various sectors of transportation. The Committee requests a
briefing on its ``Work Plan to Provide Federal Support for
Local Decision-making'' as required by section 25003 of P.L.
117-58.
Digital twin technology.--The Committee understands the
potential that digital twin technologies have in modernizing
our nation's existing and future infrastructure. Digital twin
models can inform decisions about highway traffic management
and public transportation modalities through predictive
analytics and real-time data. Digital twin development of
Federally-owned or operated transportation networks could aid
in visibility, management, and future operations and
maintenance of infrastructure. The Committee directs DOT to
assess the way in which digital twin technology can be
leveraged across transportation systems to improve efficiency,
maximize worker expertise, enhance safety and security, and
mitigate risk. Within 1 year of enactment of this Act, the
Department shall provide a briefing to the House and Senate
Appropriations Committees on the results of this assessment.
Drone infrastructure inspection grant program.--The
Committee recommendation includes $10,000,000 to establish a
drone infrastructure inspection grant program as authorized
under section 912 of P.L. 118-63 to support the use of drones
and other small, unmanned aircraft systems for inspecting,
repairing, or constructing road infrastructure.
National center for automation.--The Committee urges DOT to
establish a national center for automation to allow experts in
different disciplines to work side by side to develop
construction automation technologies, conduct workforce
training, and assist in the implementation of developed
technologies through a series of technology transfer
activities. Such a center should be led by a Tier One
University Transportation Center with continuous experience.
PNT and GPS backup technologies.--The Committee provides
$5,000,000 to support the GPS backup/complementary PNT
technologies program established by Congress in 2022. This
program allows for the wide adoption of multiple technologies
that provide the necessary GPS backup and complementary PNT as
identified in 2021 in the ``Complementary PNT and GPS Backup
Technologies Demonstration Report'' (DOT-VNTSC-20-07). The
Committee supports the Department's use of enhanced contracting
authority such as Other Transactional Authority (OTA) or SBIR
Phase 3 to deploy complementary PNT services.
Secure cross-border autonomous vehicle connectivity.--The
Committee encourages the Department to work with institutions
of higher education to enhance border security and operational
efficiency by developing and implementing a new Border Crossing
Message (BCM).
DOT is directed to use these funds to operationalize a
multi-layer GPS Interference Detection and Mitigation (IDM)
capability developed during FY2022 and FY2023 in support of
Executive national space policy. The IDM Common Operating
Picture (COP) capability will focus software tools to compute
and model, space based generated interference from space
vehicles deployments into orbits to support regulatory
compliance actions within the national and international
regulators. The IDM COP will be deployed for public awareness
of the state of interference global conditions in the GNSS
bands.
DOT is further directed to implement minimum required
monitoring of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) multi-
constellation performance beyond GPS. This funding will allow
DOT to initiate Space Policy Directive 7. Monitoring the
minimum performance of allied and non-allied GNSS systems will
help maintain economic and safety operational suitability,
given most GNSS receivers are designed to receive signals from
all of these international satellite navigation system
constellations.
Transportation resilience and nuclear technology
research.--The Committee recommendation includes $5,000,000 to
expand research in transportation resilience and nuclear
technology. Such research shall be led by consortium members of
the National Center for Transportation Cybersecurity and
Resiliency University Transportation Center as defined under 20
U.S.C. 1067q(a)(1).
Tribal engagement in transportation safety.--The Committee
notes the joint explanatory statement accompanying the
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024 (P.L. 118-42) provided
$2,000,000 to establish a pilot program to evaluate traffic
fatalities on tribal lands. The Committee directs DOT to
provide the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations with
an update on the implementation of this pilot program within 30
days of enactment of this Act.
NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $345,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -345,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The national infrastructure investments program was
established in division A of the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act (P.L. 111-5). The Better Utilizing Investments
to Leverage Development (BUILD) grant program (formerly known
as both RAISE and TIGER) was authorized in section 21202 of the
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA, P.L. 117-58) to
provide grants and credit assistance to state and local
governments, tribal governments, United States territories,
transit agencies, port authorities, metropolitan planning
organizations, or a combination of such entities to improve the
nation's transportation infrastructure. Eligible projects
include highways and bridges, public transportation, freight
and passenger rail, port infrastructure, and bicycle and
pedestrian improvements. The national infrastructure
investments program awards funds on a competitive basis to
projects that will have a significant local or regional impact.
The IIJA also authorized the National Infrastructure
Project Assistance program (known as the Mega grant program)
within the National Infrastructure Investments Account under
section 21201. The Mega grant program provides grants to large-
scale highway, transit, rail, and other projects that will have
significant regional or national impact.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation does not provide further
funding for national infrastructure investments. The Committee
notes that the BUILD grant program receives $1,500,000,000 and
the Mega grant program receives $1,000,000,000 in annual
advance appropriations through the IIJA.
Grant priorities.--The Committee is aware of the safety and
economic benefits the BUILD grant program brings to
communities, especially in rural areas. The Committee directs
the Secretary to continue to award half of these grants to
rural communities. The Committee further directs the Department
to prioritize applications that demonstrate strong local
support, deliver measurable public benefits, and show readiness
for timely and cost-effective implementation. The Committee
further encourages the Department to ensure prompt obligation
of awarded funds and to maintain transparency throughout the
project selection and reporting process.
Regions with significant oil & gas production.--The
Committee recognizes that reliable infrastructure and safe
transportation networks are essential to supporting domestic
energy production and ensuring supply chain resilience. The
Committee encourages the Secretary to prioritize applications
for regions with significant oil and gas activity to improve
public safety, strengthen critical infrastructure, and support
the efficient movement of goods and services essential to the
energy sector.
NATIONAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION AND
INNOVATIVE FINANCE BUREAU
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $9,558,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 10,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 9,277,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -281,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -723,000
The National Surface Transportation and Innovative Finance
Bureau (Bureau) administers and coordinates the Department's
existing transportation finance programs and INFRA competitive
grant program and provides technical assistance and outreach to
communities on financing and funding opportunities for
transportation infrastructure.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $9,277,000 for the
Bureau. This funding level reflects reductions in staffing in
line with reductions in force and deferred resignations not
included in the budget request.
Value capture.--Value capture is a funding tool which
ensures that some of the revenue and value generated by public
sector investment in development of land can be reinvested back
into community and city services. The Committee urges the
Department to continue providing technical assistance on the
use of value capture, which may include guidance on state and
local policies and procedures necessary to establish value
capture districts.
RURAL AND TRIBAL INFRASTRUCTURE ADVANCEMENT
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $25,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -25,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The rural and Tribal infrastructure advancement program
authorized by section 21205 of Public Law 117-58 allows the
Build America Bureau to provide financial, technical, and legal
assistance to evaluate and support potential transportation
projects reasonably expected to be eligible for Federal funding
or financing.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation does not provide further
funding for the rural and tribal infrastructure advancement
program. The Committee notes that the program receives
$2,400,000 in contract authority for fiscal year 2026.
RAILROAD REHABILITATION AND IMPROVEMENT FINANCING PROGRAM
The railroad rehabilitation and improvement financing
(RRIF) program provides direct loans and loan guarantees to
State and local governments, government-sponsored entities, and
railroads. Credit assistance under the RRIF program may be used
for rehabilitating or developing rail equipment or facilities
and developing or establishing intermodal facilities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Act authorizes the Secretary to issue direct loans and
loan guarantees pursuant to chapter 224 of title 49, United
States Code.
Limiting loans for high-speed rail projects.--The Committee
recognizes the benefit of developing infrastructure for U.S.
economic development, access to critical and emergency
services, and overall quality of life and access to
opportunity. The Committee also recognizes that certain high-
speed rail projects cost projections have multiplied over time,
leaving the taxpayer to cover the unpredicted cost of such
projects. Therefore, the Committee urges that, with respect to
any RRIF loans or loan guarantees issued to high-speed rail
projects, (a) any debt senior the RRIF loan (or the debt
guaranteed by the RRIF credit instrument) shall have an
investment grade rating; (b) prior to receiving a disbursement
of funds under such RRIF loan (or debt guaranteed by the RRIF
credit instrument) the high-speed rail project shall have
received a permit to construct from the Surface Transportation
Board to ensure responsible planning of infrastructure
projects; and (c) the high-speed rail project is to be
constructed to the same `standard' track gauge as the general
system of rail transportation.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CAPITAL
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $5,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 5,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 5,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The financial management capital program supports a multi-
year project to upgrade the Department's financial systems,
processes, and reporting capabilities. The program implements
requirements to comply with Federal laws, regulations, and
standards regarding the oversight of Federal funds.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $5,000,000 for the
financial management capital program.
CYBER SECURITY INITIATIVES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $49,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 75,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 74,600,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +25,600,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -400,000
The cyber security initiatives account is an effort to
close performance gaps in the Department's cyber security. The
account includes support for essential program enhancements,
infrastructure improvements, and contractual resources to
enhance the security of the Department's computer network and
to reduce the risk of security breaches.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $74,600,000 to
provide the necessary resources for DOT to enhance its cyber
security program and capabilities.
OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $18,228,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026*..................... n/a
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -18,228,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
*The budget request proposes to move the Office of Civil Rights
positions and programs into the Department's Working Capital Fund.
The Office of Civil Rights is responsible for advising the
Secretary on civil rights and equal opportunity issues and
ensuring the full implementation of the civil rights laws and
departmental civil rights policies in all official actions and
programs. This office is responsible for enforcing laws and
regulations that prohibit discrimination in Federally operated
and Federally assisted transportation programs and enabling
access to transportation providers. The Office of Civil Rights
also handles all civil rights cases affecting Department
employees.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $13,654,000 for the
Office of Civil Rights within the salaries and expenses account
of the Office of the Secretary. This funding level reflects
staffing levels in line with reductions in force and deferred
resignations not included in the budget request. The
recommendation does not support moving positions and programs
of the Office of Civil Rights into the Department's Working
Capital Fund. The Committee recommendation permits the
consolidation of shared services for the Office of Civil Rights
into the OST's Working Capital Fund.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND DEVELOPMENT
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $20,926,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 25,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 22,991,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +2,065,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -2,009,000
This appropriation finances research activities and studies
related to the planning, analysis, and information development
used in the formulation of national transportation policies and
plans. It also finances the staff necessary to conduct these
efforts. The overall program is carried out primarily through
contracts with other Federal agencies, educational
institutions, non-profit research organizations, and private
firms.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $22,991,000 for
transportation planning, research, and development activities,
of which $8,506,000 is for the Interagency Infrastructure
Permitting Improvement Center. This funding level reflects
staffing levels in line with reductions in force and deferred
resignations not included in the budget request.
Infrastructure project standards.--The Committee recognizes
the importance of ensuring long-lasting transportation
improvements that are capable of withstanding extreme events,
natural disasters, and other potential impacts to ensure
durability, efficiency, and cost effectiveness. Newly developed
materials must meet state, local, federal, and industry-based
standards to address safety and interoperability. The Committee
supports the Department's work to deploy solutions that advance
the performance, sustainability, reliability, and resiliency of
materials. The Committee also encourages the Department to
consider the adoption of frameworks, guidelines, and standards
for safe, operationally suitable infrastructure projects.
Non-vehicle telematics.--The Committee recognizes the
critical role of telematics and other advanced mobility
analytics in improving driver behavior, traffic operations, and
infrastructure performance, which are key to enhancing safety
and optimizing design. These technologies enable data-driven
decision-making and help reduce crashes and fatalities. The
Committee directs the Department to develop strategies and
policies for utilizing telematics services data and advanced
mobility analytics, ensuring privacy protections by collecting
data on an opt-in basis and anonymizing all personally
identifiable information.
The Department is encouraged to evaluate programs such as
the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), National
Roadside Survey (NRS), and Highway Safety Improvement Program
(HSIP), which rely on retrospective analysis and manual data
entry, and consider the use of telematics and other advanced
mobility analytics to improve the efficacy and operational
efficiency use of these programs. DOT is directed to issue a
report to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees within
one year of enactment of this Act outlining the Department's
policy and strategic approach to promoting broader
implementation of these technologies across transportation
systems.
Streamlining permitting reviews.--The Committee is
concerned that prolonged environmental permitting review
timelines are contributing to significant delays in the
planning, commencement, and completion of projects funded by
DOT. The Committee encourages DOT to continue efforts to reduce
permitting delays and improve project delivery efficiency
across Federally-funded transportation programs.
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Limitation, fiscal year 2025.......................... $522,165,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026*..................... 1,022,265,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 532,608,000
Bill compared with:
Limitation, fiscal year 2025...................... +10,443,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -489,657,000
*The budget requested no limitation on the Working Capital Fund.
The Working Capital Fund (WCF) was created to provide
common administrative services to the Department's operating
administrations and outside entities that contract for the
fund's services. The WCF operates on a fee-for-service basis
and receives no direct appropriations. It is fully self-
sustaining and must achieve full cost recovery.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a limitation of $532,608,000 on
the Department's WCF administrative and commodity information
technology activities as defined by section 327 of title 49,
United States Code.
Consolidation proposal.--The Committee recommendation does
not support the request to consolidate 802 positions withing
human resources, communications, government affairs,
procurement, IT, and civil rights from the operating
administrations into the Working Capital Fund. The Committee
does not support consolidating such a significant number of
positions and resources into an account which receives no
direct appropriation and notes the transfer authority provided
in the salaries and expenses account within OST. The Committee
directs DOT to transmit monthly report of the Working Capital
Fund and provide quarterly briefings to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations regarding the expenditures of the
Working Capital Fund, including the shared services within the
fund and the use of the fund by operating administration.
SMALL AND DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS UTILIZATION AND OUTREACH
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $5,330,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026*..................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -5,330,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
*The budget request proposes to move the Office of Small and
Disadvantaged Business Utilization and Outreach positions and programs
into OST's Salaries and Expenses account.
The Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization
and Outreach (OSDBU) assists small, disadvantaged businesses
and businesses owned by minorities and women in competing for
contracting opportunities with the Department and Department-
funded contracts or grants for transportation-related projects.
The office also provides technical and financial assistance,
bonding education, training, counseling, and procurement
assistance, and administers the Department's Small Business
Transportation Resource Center program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $3,001,000 for the
Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and
Outreach. This funding level reflects staffing levels in line
with reductions in force and deferred resignations not included
in the budget request. The recommendation does not include
funding for the Small Business Transportation Resources
Centers. The Committee recommendation permits the consolidation
of shared services for the Office into the OST's Working
Capital Fund.
PAYMENTS TO AIR CARRIERS
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $450,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 142,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 514,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +64,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +372,000,000
The Essential Air Service (EAS) program provides subsidies
to air carriers to maintain a minimal level of scheduled air
service to small communities that had received air service
prior to the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978. Since 1998, the
source of funding for the EAS program has been ``overflight
fees,'' which are charged to carriers for Federal Aviation
Administration navigational and surveillance services for
flights that traverse, but neither take off from nor land in,
the United States.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The following table shows the appropriation, overflight
fees, and total program levels for the EAS program.
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Overflight fees
Appropriation Estimate Total
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FY25 Enacted........................................... $450,000,000 $166,613,000 $616,613,000
Request................................................ 142,000,000 174,363,000 316,363,000
Recommendation......................................... 514,000,000 174,363,000 688,363,000
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The Committee directs the Department to utilize all
collected overflight fees, including accumulated unobligated
balances, and provides an additional $514,000,000 for this
vital service for small communities.
Low population rural airports.--The Committee recommends
prioritization of rural airports in locations where the county
population is less than 50,000 residents. The Committee directs
DOT to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
no later than 180 days after enactment of this Act on specific
counties with populations less than 50,000 residents eligible
for the Essential Air Service program.
Program oversight.--The Committee directs the Department to
conduct a comprehensive review of all communities outside of
Alaska and Hawaii that are currently receiving EAS subsidies.
This review shall include an evaluation of service utilization
rates (i.e. annual passengers and load factors), proximity to
alternative air service options, subsidy levels, and per-
passenger costs. The Committee further directs the Department
to assess whether current eligibility criteria remain
consistent with the program's statutory purpose. The Department
shall submit a report with its findings and recommendations to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later
than 1 year after enactment of this Act.
Program updates.--The Department is directed to continue
providing the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
quarterly updates on the timing and amount of fee collections,
obligations, outlays, and carrier contracts associated with the
EAS program.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
OF TRANSPORTATION
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
(INCLUDING RESCISSION)
Section 101 prohibits the Office of the Secretary of
Transportation from approving assessments or reimbursable
agreements pertaining to funds appropriated to the operating
administrations in this Act, unless such assessments or
agreements have completed the normal reprogramming process for
congressional notification.
Section 102 requires the Secretary to post on the internet
a schedule of all Council on Credit and Finance meetings,
agendas, and meeting minutes.
Section 103 allows the Department's WCF to provide payments
in advance to vendors for the Federal transit pass fringe
benefit program and to provide full or partial payments to, and
to accept reimbursements from, Federal agencies for transit
benefit distribution services.
Section 104 allows the Department's WCF to utilize not more
than $1,000,000 in fiscal year 2023 unused transit and van pool
benefits to provide contractual services in support of section
189 of this Act.
Section 105 prohibits the use of funds for certain employee
bonuses without the prior written approval of the Assistant
Secretary for Administration.
Section 106 permits the WCF to transfer certain information
technology, equipment, software and systems under certain
circumstances.
Section 107 requires congressional notification before the
Department provides credit assistance under the Transportation
Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act program.
Section 108 allows the Secretary to transfer and
consolidate administrative resources for certain programs.
Section 109 allows the Operating Administrations to
transfer funds to the Office of Tribal Government Affairs for
recipients of the Tribal transportation self-governance
program.
Section 109A rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Federal Aviation Administration
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is responsible
for the safety of civil aviation, navigation and surveillance,
and airports. The Federal government's regulatory role in civil
aviation dates back to 1926. When the Department of
Transportation (DOT) began its operations in 1967, the FAA
became one of several modal administrations within the
Department. The FAA's mission expanded in 1995 with the
transfer of the Office of Commercial Space Transportation from
the Office of the Secretary and contracted in December 2001
with the transfer of civil aviation security activities to the
Transportation Security Administration.
OPERATIONS
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $13,482,783,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 13,842,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 13,752,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +269,217,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -90,000,000
This appropriation provides funds for the operation,
maintenance, communications, and logistical support of the air
traffic control and air navigation systems. It also supports
administrative and managerial costs for the FAA's regulatory,
international, medical, engineering, and development programs
as well as policy oversight and overall management functions.
The operations appropriation includes the following major
activities: (1) operation of a national air traffic system on a
24-hour daily basis; (2) establishment and maintenance of a
national system of aids to navigation; (3) establishment and
surveillance of civil air regulations to ensure safety in
aviation; (4) development of standards, rules and regulations
governing the physical fitness of airmen, as well as the
administration of an aviation medical research program; (5)
administration of the acquisition, and research and development
programs; (6) headquarters, administration, and other staff
offices; and (7) development and distribution of aeronautical
charts used by the flying public.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee provides the following amounts program
activities in the operations account:
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Activity Request Recommendation
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Aviation Safety (AVS)............................... $1,876,039,000 $1,861,039,000
Air Traffic Organization (ATO)...................... 10,378,148,000 10,368,008,000
Commercial Space (AST).............................. 42,179,000 41,900,000
Finance and Management (AFN)........................ 984,897,000 934,148,000
NextGen (ANG)....................................... 68,273,000 58,003,000
Security and Hazardous Materials Safety (ASH)....... 163,628,000 162,055,000
Staff Offices....................................... 328,836,000 326,847,000
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Total........................................... 13,842,000,000 13,752,000,000
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Academy instruction transition and ATC training.--The
recommendation provides funding for the realignment of the
management of air traffic controller technical training to the
Air Traffic Organization as requested in the budget; however,
the Committee expects that the total amount of funding directed
to this activity prior to such realignment is not reduced. The
funding provided for the Office of Finance and Management to
maximize the use of the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center
(MMAC) as well as MMAC facility maintenance and sustainment may
not be directed for any other purpose.
The recommendation provides an additional $95,887,000 over
fiscal year 2025 for controller hiring and training. The
recommendation also provides funding for additional training
equipment and support services for air traffic controller
candidates at the Academy. The Committee supports FAA's focus
on merit-based recruitment, streamlining the hiring process,
and increasing starting salaries for Academy candidates. The
Committee also recognizes that training developmental
controllers is dependent on the capacity of air traffic control
facilities to facilitate such training. Accordingly, the
Committee directs the FAA to develop a corrective action plan
to address field and on-the-job training capacity constraints
and provide an update to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on such plan within 180 days of enactment of
this Act.
Access to airspace for military training.--The committee
encourages the FAA to continue to work with the Department of
Defense, as appropriate, to ensure the components of the
military, including the national guard, have adequate access to
the airspace necessary for testing and training, and that such
access is reconsidered as aircraft with new operating
requirements enter service. The Committee further encourages
the FAA to work with the Department of Defense to ensure civil
aviation has access to domestic airspace when it is not being
actively used by the military.
Additions and reductions.--The recommendation reflects the
following changes in the operations account, as compared to the
budget request:
(1) A total decrease of 0.6 percent to reflect a
reduction in staffing of over 2 percent through
reductions in force and deferred resignations from the
agency that will have taken place by the second quarter
of fiscal year 2026, to be applied to non-safety
critical positions.
(2) -$10,000,000 from the Office of Aviation Safety
to account for the transition of the Office of
Rulemaking out of the Office of Aviation Safety and
into Staff Offices.
(3) +$10,000,000 in Staff Offices for the
establishment of the Office of Rulemaking and
Regulatory Improvement.
(4) -$10,000,000 from the Office of NextGen to
account for the FAA beginning to sunset the office, as
required under section 206 of the FAA Reauthorization
Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63). The recommendation
does not include funding to establish a new line of
business or staff office for residual activities of the
Office of NextGen. The committee expects such
activities will be transitioned to existing lines of
business and staff offices as appropriate and
minimizing duplication of responsibilities across
offices.
Advanced air mobility.--The Committee expects FAA to move
expeditiously to implement the initiatives authorized in
Subtitle B of Title IX of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024
(Public Law 118-63). The recommendation provides ample funding
for the Office of Aviation Safety and the Air Traffic
Organization to advance and prioritize the entry into service
of alternative propulsion and powered lift aircraft. The
Committee encourages the FAA to ensure cross-agency
coordination of activities related to the certification and
entry into service of alternative propulsion and powered lift
aircraft.
The Committee further directs FAA to brief the House and
Senate Appropriations Committees within 120 days of enactment
of this Act on such implementation, the expected timeline for
certification and commercial operation of the first civil
powered lift aircraft, and any activities the FAA plans to take
to engage with communities where the operation of such aircraft
are anticipated.
Aeromedical.--The recommendation includes an additional
$3,000,000 over fiscal year 2025 for the Office of Aviation
Safety to provide sufficient staffing of psychiatrists,
physicians, legal instrument examiners, and program analysts to
ensure the Office of Aerospace Medicine can expedite and reduce
the existing backlog of pilot and air traffic controller
medical certifications, including special issuances, special
considerations, and medication approvals. The Committee directs
the FAA, no later than 180 days after enactment of this Act, to
provide a briefing on implementation of Section 411 of the FAA
Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63), including any
updates regarding the findings and recommendations of the
Mental Health and Aviation Medical Clearances Rulemaking
Committee and the Aviation Workforce Mental Health Task Group.
The recommendation also encourages the Office of Aerospace
Medicine to work with the Air Traffic Organization to improve
awareness and recognition of mental health issues and integrate
mental healthcare into the training of controllers.
Air traffic control privatization.--The United States has
the largest, safest, most efficient, and most complex air
traffic control system in the world, and the FAA should remain
a global leader while remaining committed to its safety
mission. To that end, the Committee does not support the
transfer of the responsibility for overseeing a safe air
traffic system from the FAA to a not-for-profit, independent,
private corporation.
Aircraft certification modernization and international
competitiveness.--The recommendation provides no less than
$379,000,000 for the aircraft certification service. The
recommendation includes increased resources to ensure
sufficient technical expertise and workforce training for FAA's
certification workforce, strengthening safety and production
oversight. Such training for FAA personnel should include
hands-on experience with, and exposure to, the work of industry
peers who are not immediately overseen by such FAA personnel.
Further, the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law
118-63) charged the FAA with modernizing its aircraft
certification processes, working to further harmonize U.S.
regulatory requirements and those of international regulatory
bodies, and investing in the digitization of certification
processes, while ensuring safety. The Committee directs the FAA
to expedite implementation of Sections 310, 311, 313, 358, and
359 of such Act and brief of House and Senate Appropriations
Committees on the FAA's implementation plans within 60 days of
the enactment of this act.
The Committee also directs the FAA to brief the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations no later than February 1,
2026, on the personnel and funding levels for the International
Validation Branch of the Compliance and Airworthiness Division
and other offices of the Aircraft Certification Service
compared to validation workload and goals. The Committee
expects the FAA to outline its performance metrics and results
for the number and types of projects, timeline milestones, and
the validating authority level of involvement and trends.
Aircraft noise.--The Committee directs the FAA to support
the continued reduction of aircraft noise and engage regularly
with communities affected by aircraft noise. The Committee
further directs the FAA to implement the sections of the FAA
Reauthroization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63) related to
aircraft noise and noise mitigation, including establishing the
aircraft noise advisory committee responsible for assessing
alternative noise metrics to the day night level standard,
updating AIP eligibilities related to noise barriers,
evaluating noise impact as a consideration when implementing
flight procedures, and others.
Airport codes.--The Committee urges the FAA to work with
the City of Arlington, Texas and the International Air
Transport Association IATA to determine the feasibility of
transferring one of the 3-letter IATA airport codes, `ATX' or
`ARL', to Arlington Municipal Airport in Arlington, Texas.
Aviation safety-enhancing technologies.--The Committee
acknowledges the role that new technologies will have in
improving aviation safety and the past difficulties the FAA has
had, working across offices of the agency, planning for and
integrating new technologies into the national airspace system.
The Committee directs the FAA to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of enactment of
this Act on the agency's progress in improving cross-agency
coordination on the certification, operational approvals, and
airspace integration of aviation safety-enhancing technologies.
Certified tower radar display.--Federal Contract Towers
play a critical safety role throughout the country and ensuring
that the controllers in these towers maintain appropriate
situational awareness is important. The FAA Reauthorization Act
of 2024 (Public Law 118-63) directed the FAA to allow airports
served by contract towers to use approved advanced equipment to
improve operational situational awareness within two years.
Consistent with section 47124(f)(2) of Title 49, United States
Code, the Committee directs the FAA to allow for the
instillation of such equipment during fiscal year 2026. The
Committee directs the FAA to brief the House and Senate
Committees of Appropriations within 180 days of enactment of
this Act on the status of implementation and any challenges it
foresees from a resource or operational perspective.
Commercial space licensing.--The Committee is concerned by
continued licensing delays at the Office of Commercial Space
Transportation for space launches and reentries. The committee
urges the FAA to seek broad industry input and update part 450
of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations, expeditiously to
improve the licensing process.
Crew complements.--The presence of a minimum of two well-
trained, qualified pilots in commercial aircraft is another
example of safety through redundancy. Funding made available in
this Act shall not support reductions in flight deck crew in
commercial operations as provided under 14 CFR Part 121. This
direction is not intended to limit FAA's research and
development activities related to unmanned aircraft systems.
Collegiate training initiatives.--The Committee recognizes
the FAA's efforts to supplement the mission of the FAA Academy
through the Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) and the
Enhanced-Collegiate Training Initiative (Enhanced AT-CTI)
programs. As such, the Committee expects the FAA will continue
supporting the development and approval of participating school
curriculum, including at minority serving institutions,
technical colleges, and two-year universities. The Committee
also directs the FAA to brief the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations within 1 year of the enactment of this Act on
the status of the AT-CTI and Enhanced AT-CTI programs, and any
other efforts that can be taken to improve the air traffic
controller workforce development pipeline.
Designee training resources.--The recommendation includes
$5,000,000 for the Office of Aviation Safety to hire and train
personnel who oversee designees as well as to train designee
candidates and other relevant FAA employees. The purpose of
this funding is to improve the use and expertise of
credentialed individuals under 14 CFR sections 183.21, 183.23,
183.25, 183.27, 183.29, 183.31, and 183.33. The Office of
Aviation Safety may use appropriate third-party providers,
including educational institutions, to support related
training. The Committee intends for this funding to facilitate
the effective use of designees in support of activities
regarding, among other things, evaluation, testing, and
approval of new and novel aviation products.
External engagement.--The committee expects the FAA to
engage with regulated entities, communities, safety
organizations, peer regulators, and other appropriate audiences
as specified in section 40104 of Title 49, United States Code,
section 224 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law
118-63), and other relevant statutes.
Federal contract tower program.--The Committee supports the
FAA federal contract tower (FCT) program as a cost-effective
and efficient way to provide air traffic control services to
smaller airports across the country; however, it is concerned
about staffing shortages. No later than 180 days after the
enactment of this Act, the FAA shall brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations on FCT staffing shortages, impacts
of such shortages, and steps the FAA is taking to help address
such shortages.
The recommendation includes funding to establish the pilot
program for transitioning federal contract towers to FAA
towers, as required by section 625 of the FAA Reauthorization
Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63).
Hawaiian islands airspace modernization project.--In fiscal
year 2022, the FAA announced the selection of airspace around
the Hawaiian Islands as a candidate for the FAA Airspace
Modernization Roadmap program but subsequently paused the
Hawaiian Islands Airspace Modernization Project. Hawaii
residents rely on interisland flights to travel to medical
appointments and to work, making it more critical that flight
spacing reflects current needs. Additionally, given the
Department of Defense's equities in Hawaii, an updated design
is important to our national security. The Committee directs
the FAA to prioritize work on the project. The Committee also
directs the FAA within 180 days of enactment of this Act to
provide the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations with
a briefing on the current status of the project and a timeline
for completion.
Human intervention motivation study (HIMS) and the flight
attendant drug and alcohol program (FADAP).--The Committee
recognizes the effectiveness of the HIMS and the FADAP in
mitigating drug and alcohol misuse through a peer
identification and intervention program. The Committee urges
that the FAA continue to prioritize and maintain these
programs. The recommendation provides funding for such
purposes.
Integration of new entrants.--The recommendation includes
no less than $30,000,000 for the Air Traffic Organization to
further integrate commercial space operations, unmanned
aircraft systems, powered lift aircraft, and other new entrants
into the national airspace system. The funding shall expedite
the development, acquisition, and deployment of technologies
and capabilities, including automation where appropriate, to
aid in space launch and reentry integration into the national
airspace and to enable near real-time dynamic rerouting of
commercial aircraft during and following commercial space
launch and reentry operations. The funding shall also be used
to provide any necessary equipment, technology, training, and
airspace redesign to support the safe operation of unmanned
aircraft systems and powered lift aircraft in and around
controlled airspace.
FAA is directed to provide a report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, no later than 270 days after
enactment of this Act, on a plan to integrate real-time space
launch and reentry tracking data into air traffic controller
displays no later than December 31, 2027.
Intelligent approach technologies.--The Committee notes the
international use of intelligent approach arrival spacing tools
in optimizing runway throughput and improving on-time
performance in high-traffic environments. The Committee urges
the FAA, in coordination with airport operators, air carriers,
and relevant stakeholders, to initiate a formal study and
potential implementation strategies for the potential use of
intelligent approach technologies in areas with highly
congested airspace and runways. The Committee directs the FAA
to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
within 1 year of enactment of this Act on progress made toward
conducting the study and shall provide a final report within 4
years outlining findings, feasibility, and any recommendations
for implementation.
International standards.--The Committee recognizes the role
international standards play in the interoperability of a
global aviation system and impact they have on domestic
industries. The International Civil Aviation Organization
(ICAO) is the primary body setting global standards that
underpin the safety, efficiency, and interoperability of the
international aviation system. FAA's active technical
engagement with ICAO supports U.S. leadership on aviation
safety, accident investigation protocols, air navigation
procedures, and spectrum access--areas vital to the continued
competitiveness and security of U.S. civil aviation. The
Committee urges FAA to engage with peer civil aviation
authorities at ICAO and other venues to ensure that the U.S.
government maintains a strong and active role in such standard
development. The Committee encourages the FAA to maintain and,
where appropriate, expand its technical and policy support for
ICAO initiatives, including through voluntary contributions and
technical assistance programs. The FAA is directed to brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not later than 90
days after enactment of this Act on its FY26 plans for ICAO
engagement, including efforts related to safety investigations,
air traffic management, and the protection of aviation
spectrum.
Internships.--The Committee provides funding to continue
FAA internship programs that offer learning opportunities to
students in aerospace engineering, management, finance, law,
business administration, analysis, and other fields of study.
The Committee directs that the FAA consider internship
candidates from domestic universities and colleges, including
minority serving, four-year, and two-year institutions.
Know before you fly.--The Committee supports FAA's Know
Before You Fly public-private partnership to improve the safety
of UAS operations.
Living history flight experience requirements.--The
recommendation does not provide funding to expand the
regulatory requirements of Part 5 of Title 14, Federal Code of
Regulations, to living history flight experience exemption
holders, but does support FAA's efforts to work with such
exemption holders on voluntary safety management system
programs.
Mobile clearances for general aviation.--The recommendation
provides funding for the implementation of Section 614 of the
FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63) and the
establishment of a pilot program for mobile clearances for
general aviation and Part 135 air carriers at five airports or
heliports which do not have Towered Data Link, as defined in
section 614.
Modernization of offshore technologies.--The Committee is
concerned by the persistent limitations in communications,
navigation, and surveillance capabilities offshore,
particularly off the east coast of the continental U.S. and in
Caribbean airspace. These areas are currently reliant on aging,
ground-based infrastructure, some located on foreign territory,
rendering it vulnerable to instability and inconsistent
maintenance. The Committee encourages the FAA to accelerate the
transition to satellite-based surveillance and communication
technologies in these regions. This modernization effort should
include the deployment of space-based Automatic Dependent
Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B), satellite communications, and
the restructuring of offshore airspace to incorporate more
direct, performance-based navigation routes, including fully
utilizing required navigation performance capabilities. The
Committee directs the FAA to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 1 year of enactment of this
Act detailing its strategy to modernize offshore and Caribbean
airspace. The briefing shall include proposed timelines,
technological infrastructure needs, planned coordination with
other air navigation service providers, and expected benefits
in airspace efficiency, capacity, and safety.
Parts manufacturer approval.--The Committee acknowledges
the defined PMA process within FAA regulations and emphasizes
that proprietary information specific to individual PMA
applications should not be disclosed to competitors. The FAA
must ensure that any third-party input into PMA-related
decisions is fact-based and justified by operational data and
technical merit, with documented rationale for such input. The
Committee directs FAA to provide a briefing to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations no later than 90 days after
enactment of this Act on significant meetings and discussions
related to the PMA process as well as the work of the
Instructions for Continue Airworthiness Aviation Rulemaking
Committee, consistent with Section 349 of the FAA
reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63).
Regulatory process improvements.--The Committee recognizes
that industry and FAA resources are being wasted and U.S.
aviation leadership is threatened by FAA's inability to fully
address its regulatory backlog. Therefore, the Committee
directs FAA, in consultation with DOT, to conduct a
comprehensive review of its regulatory processes and brief its
findings to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
within 270 days of the enactment of this act. The Committee
directs the FAA to provide recommendations to improve the
timeliness, transparency, and performance accountability in the
promulgation of rules, regulatory policies, guidance, and other
materials including the elimination of any redundant or
unnecessary reviews and delays. As part of such review, the
committee directs that FAA to evaluate the effectiveness of
FAA's pre-drafting and ex-parte consultation processes with
external stakeholders.
Safety data.--The Committee supports the FAA's ongoing
efforts to modernize the use of data and technology systems in
support of aviation safety. To further advance this initiative,
the Committee directs the FAA to expedite the implementation of
section 315 of the FAA Reauthroization Act of 2024 (Public Law
118-63), instructing a qualified third-party or consortium to
evaluate the FAA's collection, collation, analysis, and use of
aviation safety data from across the agency. As part of this
study and the follow-on implementation, the Committee directs
the FAA to consider the integration of advanced artificial
intelligence tools and data analytics to anticipate, monitor,
prevent, and respond to aviation safety risks.
Small aviation businesses.--The Committee strongly
encourages the FAA to consider and contract with small
businesses for services and equipment, including servicing,
repairing, and overhauling FAA aircraft. Furthermore,
recognizing the paramount importance of aviation safety, the
Committee recommends that vendors providing maintenance
services for FAA aircraft be a part 145 compliant entity.
Staffing levels.--The Committee notes that the FAA has
experienced a high rate of staffing changes in fiscal year 2025
due to retirements, the deferred resignation program, and other
administrative actions. The Committee notes that the FAA has
numerous critical positions, including those that perform
support functions like maintenance mechanics, aeronautical
information specialists, and aviation safety assistants. The
Committee emphasizes the importance of adequate staffing levels
to support the FAA's core functions and directs the FAA to
review staffing needs across all offices and to ensure that
sufficient resources are allocated to maintain a fully
operational and effective workforce.
Tulelake Municipal Airport.--The Committee is aware of the
efforts to build a perimeter fence around the Tulelake
Municipal Airport to improve its safety and security, after
having been delayed for more than 10 years. The Committee finds
the previous delays caused by the FAA and the California Office
of Historic Preservation unacceptable but notes that a recent
agreement between these entities and the owner and sponsor of
the airport will allow the fence project to advance.
Accordingly, the Committee supports the construction of a
perimeter fence around the airport and directs the FAA to
complete all remaining agreements and reviews expeditiously to
allow for the completion of this safety and security project.
Two-way radios.--The Committee is aware of the risk of a
midair collision occurring around a non-towered airport. The
Committee directs the FAA to conduct a study to determine cost
and feasibility of requiring all aircraft operating in certain
U.S. airspace to be equipped with a two-way radio, including
aircraft operating near airports without operating control
towers.
U.S. Mexico Border Unmanned Aircraft Exclusion Zone.--The
Committee recognizes concerns with cartels utilizing unmanned
aircraft systems (UAS) along the U.S.-Mexico border to monitor
border patrol and troop activities to allow cartels to smuggle
people and illicit items across the border. The Committee
further recognizes the increased use of weaponized UAS to
launch attacks on border patrol agents and troops. As such, the
Committee encourages the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA),
in coordination with the Department of Homeland Security and
U.S. Customs Border Protection (CBP), to establish an exclusion
zone along the entire U.S.-Mexico border. Further the Committee
encourages exceptions to the exclusion zone be considered for
UAS operated by federal or state government, or law enforcement
for emergency responses and border security purposes, and for
farmers, ranchers, and other individuals and entities licensed
or approved by the FAA.
UAS airworthiness.--The Committee encourages the continued
use of Section 44807 of Title 49, United States Code, as
extended and amended by the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024
(Public Law 118-63).
UAS beyond visual line of sight.--The Committee directs the
FAA to publish a draft and final rule for the operation of
unmanned aircraft systems, as required by section 44811 of
Title 49, United States Code, in a time period consistent with
the requirements of such section. The Committee urges the FAA
to keep stakeholders informed of a realistic beyond visual line
of sight rulemaking timeline and inform the House and Senate
Appropriations Committees of any challenges associated with
completing this rulemaking.
UAS environmental reviews.--The Committee directs the FAA
to continue to streamline the process of performing
environmental reviews for unmanned aircraft systems and expand
the use of categorical exclusions and nation-wide and region-
wide environmental assessments.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... $3,176,250,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. 4,000,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.......................... 5,000,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025............... +1,823,750,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.............. +1,000,000,000
*Includes $1,000,000,000 of transfers from unobligated balances of
fiscal year 2026 IIJA highway infrastructure programs.
The facilities and equipment account is the principal means
for modernizing and improving air traffic control and airway
facilities. The appropriation also finances major capital
investments required by other agency programs, experimental
research and development facilities, and other improvements to
enhance the safety and capacity of the airspace system.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee provides the following levels for facilities
and equipment budget line items (BLIs):
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Budget Line Item Request Recommendation
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Activity 1--Engineering,
Development, Test and Evaluation
Advanced Technology $32,500,000 $75,000,000
Development and Prototyping..
William J. Hughes Technical 19,900,000 21,000,000
Center Laboratory Sustainment
William J. Hughes Technical 23,000,000 25,000,000
Center Infrastructure
Sustainment..................
Separation Management 13,800,000 13,800,000
Portfolio....................
Traffic Flow Management 9,000,000 9,000,000
Portfolio....................
On Demand NAS Portfolio....... 10,000,000 25,000,000
NAS Infrastructure Portfolio.. 17,100,000 17,100,000
Support Portfolio............. 7,000,000 7,000,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems 16,000,000 13,000,000
(UAS)........................
Enterprise, Concept 10,500,000 10,500,000
Development, Human Factors, &
Demonstrations Portfolio.....
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Total Activity 1...... 158,800,000 216,400,000
Activity 2--Air Traffic Control
Facilities and Equipment
a. En Route Programs
En Route Automation 42,000,000 42,000,000
Modernization (ERAM)--System
Enhancements and Tech Refresh
Next Generation Weather Radar 3,000,000 3,000,000
(NEXRAD).....................
Air/Ground Communications 8,200,000 8,200,000
Infrastructure...............
Oceanic Automation System..... 21,900,000 21,900,000
Next Generation Very High 207,000,000 - - -
Frequency Air/Ground
Communications (NEXCOM)......
System-Wide Information 4,600,000 50,000,000
Management...................
ADS-B NAS Wide Implementation. 269,800,000 151,000,000
Air Traffic Management 26,600,000 115,000,000
Implementation Portfolio.....
Time Based Flow Management 19,900,000 19,900,000
Portfolio....................
Weather Processor............. 500,000 5,000,000
Airborne Collision Avoidance 1,700,000 3,500,000
System X (ACASX).............
Data Communications in Support 94,700,000 112,270,000
of NextGen Air Transportation
System.......................
Offshore Automation........... 48,300,000 100,000,000
Commercial Space Integration.. 1,000,000 62,900,000
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Subtotal En Route Programs 749,200,000 694,670,000
b. Terminal Programs
Standard Terminal Automation 188,700,000 188,700,000
Replacement System (STARS)
(TAMR Phase 1)...............
Terminal Automation Program... 7,400,000 7,400,000
Air Traffic Control Tower-- - - - 1,000,000,000
Replacement..................
Integrated Display System 30,100,000 15,000,000
(IDS)........................
Terminal Flight Data Manager 47,300,000 250,000,000
(TFDM).......................
Performance Based Navigation 5,000,000 5,000,000
Support Portfolio............
Unmanned Aircraft Systems 3,000,000 15,000,000
(UAS) Implementation.........
Airport Ground Surveillance 56,200,000 56,200,000
Portfolio....................
Terminal and EnRoute 58,900,000 58,900,000
Surveillance Portfolio.......
Terminal and EnRoute Voice 36,600,000 36,600,000
Switch and Recorder Portfolio
Enterprise Information 9,600,000 110,000,000
Platform.....................
Remote Towers................. 3,000,000 2,000,000
Voice Switch Replacement...... 345,000,000 - - -
Radar Replacement............. 445,000,000 445,000,000
Mission Essential Cloud - - - 69,960,000
Capacity.....................
Common Automation System...... - - - 125,000,000
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Subtotal Terminal Programs 1,235,800,000 2,384,760,000
c. Flight Service Programs
Future Flight Services Program 3,000,000 3,000,000
Alaska Flight Service Facility 2,100,000 2,100,000
Modernization (AFSFM)........
Weather Camera Program........ 6,500,000 2,500,000
Weather Systems Portfolio..... 28,050,000 9,070,000
Don Young Alaska Safety 10,000,000 10,000,000
Initiatives..................
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Subtotal Flight Service 49,650,000 26,670,000
Programs.................
d. Landing and Navigational Aids
Program
Wide Area Augmentation System 92,000,000 92,000,000
(WAAS) for GPS...............
Instrument Flight Procedures 2,400,000 9,400,000
Automation (IFPA)............
Runway Safety Areas-- 1,400,000 1,400,000
Navigational Mitigation......
Landing and Lighting Portfolio 4,150,000 - - -
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Subtotal Landing and 99,950,000 102,800,000
Navigational Aids
Programs.................
e. Other ATC Facilities Programs
Unstaffed Infrastructure - - - 219,400,000
Sustainment and Replacement..
Aircraft Replacement and 98,500,000 128,500,000
Related Equipment Program....
Airport Cable Loop Systems-- 13,000,000 5,000,000
Sustained Support............
Child Care Center Sustainment. 1,600,000 1,600,000
FAA Telecommunications 455,200,000 27,200,000
Infrastructure...............
Operational Analysis and 8,700,000 17,400,000
Reporting Systems............
Aeronautical Information 80,900,000 5,000,000
Management Program...........
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Subtotal Other ATC 657,900,000 404,100,000
Facilities Programs......
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Total Activity 2...... 2,791,500,000 3,613,000,000
Activity 3--Non-Air Traffic
Control Facilities and Equipment
a. Support Equipment
Aviation Safety Analysis 40,000,000 45,000,000
System (ASAS)................
National Air Space (NAS) 12,000,000 12,000,000
Recovery Communications
(RCOM).......................
Information Security.......... 27,000,000 54,000,000
System Approach for Safety 13,600,000 27,200,000
Oversight (SASO).............
Aerospace Medical Equipment 1,300,000 1,300,000
Needs (AMEN).................
System Safety Management 13,700,000 20,000,000
Portfolio....................
National Test Equipment 3,000,000 3,000,000
Program......................
Configuration, Logistics, and 20,100,000 20,100,000
Maintenance Resource
Solutions (CLMRS)............
Tower Simulation Systems (TSS)/ 3,100,000 3,100,000
Tower Training Stimulator
(TTS)........................
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Subtotal Support Equipment 133,800,000 185,700,000
b. Training, Equipment and
Facilities
Aeronautical Center 20,000,000 60,000,000
Infrastructure Sustainment...
Distance Learning............. 1,000,000 1,000,000
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Subtotal Training, 21,000,000 61,000,000
Equipment and Facilities.
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Total Activity 3...... 154,800,000 246,700,000
Activity 4--Facilities and
Equipment Mission Support
System Engineering and 39,000,000 39,000,000
Development Support..........
Program Support Leases........ 55,000,000 55,000,000
Logistics and Acquisition 12,000,000 12,000,000
Support Services.............
Mike Monroney Aeronautical 16,900,000 16,900,000
Center Leases................
Transition Engineering Support 16,000,000 16,000,000
Technical Support Services 20,000,000 20,000,000
Contract (TSSC)..............
Resource Tracking Program 10,000,000 10,000,000
(RTP)........................
Center for Advanced Aviation 55,000,000 55,000,000
System Development (CAASD)...
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Total Activity 4...... 223,900,000 223,900,000
Activity 5--Personnel and Related
Expenses
Personnel and Related Expenses 670,000,000 700,000,000
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Total..................... 4,000,000,000 5,000,000,000
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Allocation of Funds for FAA Facilities and Equipment from
the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act--Fiscal Year 2026.
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Budget Line Item Request Recommendation
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Terminal and En Route Air Traffic $205,100,000 $205,100,000
Control Facilities--Replace..........
Unstaffed Infrastructure Sustainment 60,600,000 130,600,000
and Real Property Disposition........
Electrical Power System--Sustain/ 163,700,000 163,700,000
Support and Fuel Storage Tank
Replacement and Management...........
Hazardous Materials Management and NAS 69,100,000 69,100,000
Facilities, OSHA, and Environmental
Standards Compliance.................
Facility Security Risk Management..... 30,000,000 30,000,000
Navigation, Landing and Lighting...... 20,000,000 50,000,000
Personnel Compensation, Benefits, and 200,000,000 100,000,000
Travel (PCB&T).......................
IIJA--Long Range Radar Infrastructure 7,800,000 7,800,000
Sustainment..........................
IIJA--Air Route Traffic Control Center 142,100,000 142,100,000
(ARTCC) & Combined Control Facility
(CCF) Sustainment....................
IIJA--Air Traffic Control Tower/ 101,600,000 101,600,000
Terminal Radar Approach Control
Sustainment..........................
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Total............................. 1,000,000,000 1,000,000,000
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Airport ground surveillance portfolio.--The Committee
supports the FAA's comprehensive strategy to reduce close calls
on the runways of our nation's airports. The recommendation
provides $56,000,000 for FAA's airport ground surveillance
portfolio, in addition to the $500,000,000 provided by the One
Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21) provided for such
purposes and others, of which not less than $1,000,000 is to
address the long-term modernization and sustainment of ASDE-X
and ASSC, and not less than $5,000,000 is to expand the Surface
Awareness Initiative, or a follow-on program, to additional
airports. The Committee directs the FAA to brief the House and
Senate Appropriations Committees on the results of these fiscal
year 2026 activities within 180 days of the date of enactment
of this Act.
Airspace redesign.--The Committee supports efforts to
modernize airspace to better accommodate current and projected
demand, including through the implementation of performance-
based navigation (PBN) procedures and the realignment of sector
boundaries where appropriate. The recommendation provides 2
years of funding, as estimated in the FAA's capital plan, for
Advanced Technology Development and Prototyping to further
support the major airspace redesign initiative.
The Committee is aware of the continued air traffic
challenges in Florida airspace, particularly in the
Jacksonville Center (ZJX) area. The Committee encourages the
FAA to consider an expedited airspace redesign process for the
Florida region that prioritizes the use of dynamic airspace
capabilities and flexible routing to enhance system resilience
and operational efficiency, particularly as commercial space
operations continue to increase.
ATC training equipment.--The Committee applauds the FAA's
goal of improving the success rate of air traffic control
candidates in FAA's air traffic control Academy. In balancing
the facilities and equipment resource needs across the national
airspace system with the needs of training and operational
facilities supporting initial and ongoing controller education,
the recommendation provides funding to support the equipment
needs of FAA-operated air traffic controller training
facilities. The Committee directs that no funding from this Act
or any other act is used for similar purposes at non-federally
operated facilities, absent an authorized program for such
purposes.
Commercial space integration.--The recommendation provides
$57,900,000 above the budget request to expedite the FAA's
capital investment plan related to commercial space
integration. The Committee directs the FAA to use this funding
to help develop and implement a digital mechanism to provide
real-time launch status and related airspace awareness to
controllers who manage geographic areas where commercial space
operations occur on a routine basis.
Common automation platform.--The Committee believes that
controller workload and aviation safety could be improved by
replacing the separate systems and displays required to control
and monitor the national airspace system with a single system
that integrates and merges disparate air traffic and
surveillance data. The recommendation includes $125,000,000 for
the FAA to work with third parties and air traffic controllers
to define, develop, test, procure, and pilot such a system,
with any necessary redundancies. The Committee encourages the
FAA to minimize customization requirements that increase the
difficulty of training controllers on equipment at different
facilities. The Committee also encourages the FAA to consider
innovative contracting mechanisms and infrastructure-as-a-
service models for such system, allowing the FAA to reduce
total lifecycle costs of air traffic equipment and software.
Contracting.--As the FAA works to modernize the air traffic
management system, related components, and software, the
Committee encourages the FAA to strongly consider the use of
off-the-shelf systems, minimize one-off system specifications
that increase costs, and ensure interoperability of future
systems. The Committee also encourages the FAA to consider
innovative contracting mechanisms and infrastructure-as-a-
service models where the FAA can reduce total lifecycle costs
of air traffic equipment and software. The FAA should engage
industry and the FAA workforce on making these improvements.
Data communications.--The recommendation provides
$17,570,000 above the budget request to expedite the complete
installation of systems related to data comm to improve
communications between controllers and pilots.
Digital filing and clearance delivery.--The recommendation
provides $188,800,000 over the budget request for the FAA to
invest in new Common Support Services-Flight Data and Flow
Management Data and Services (FMDS) capabilities. These funds,
coupled with the funds to fully transition En Route Automation
Modernization (ERAM) and Flight Data Input/Output (FDIO) to
internet-protocol-based infrastructure made available in the
One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21), provide the
building blocks needed for FAA to modernize flight planning and
flight management. The recommendation also provides $69,960,000
for the FAA to secure, maintain, and protect the additional
cloud capacity necessary to support national airspace system
programs, including digital flight filing and clearance
delivery.
The Committee believes digital flight filing and clearance
delivery will reduce the workload of the controller workforce
as well as pilots and provide mechanisms to better integrate
new users and aircraft types into the national airspace system.
The FAA should utilize commercial off-the-shelf and third-
party systems, to the extent practicable, as well as innovative
contracting mechanisms. The Committee directs the FAA to brief
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations every 6
months on the implementation of this paragraph until digital
filing and clearance delivery is widely enabled.
Facility assessments.--The Committee remains deeply
concerned about the vulnerability of aging air traffic control
infrastructure, particularly in the New York region. Persistent
outages, outdated telecommunications systems, and insufficient
staffing in this region have triggered widespread delays and
cancelations with ripple effects across the country. While the
FAA has initiated modernization efforts elsewhere, the
Committee finds that there is opportunity to prioritize
investments based on systemic risk and operational impact. The
Committee recommends that the FAA update its latest operational
risk assessment to identify and rank the most vulnerable ATC
facilities, using criteria that include but are not limited to:
airspace complexity, delay frequency, system-wide impact,
runway limitations, facility and equipment degradation and life
expectancy, and safety risks. The FAA is further directed to
prioritize the use of facilities and equipment funding--
including for telecommunications infrastructure, decision-
support tools, facilities replacements and upgrades, and
staffing and training programs--at facilities that present the
highest vulnerability, safety risk, and potential return on
investment in terms of operational improvement and efficiency.
The FAA shall submit a report to the Committees on
Appropriations within 270 days of enactment of this Act
detailing: (1) any updates to the facility vulnerability
assessment, (2) any projects selected for prioritized
implementation based on such assessment, and (3) an explanation
of how prioritization decisions were made.
Federal contract tower technologies.--The Committee
believes that there are additional safety gains from equipping
air traffic control towers with displays and technologies like
STARS and ADS-B displays that increase situational awareness
for controllers. The Committee directs the FAA to report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 180 days
after enactment of this Act on how the agency intends to help
equip federal contract tower with such technologies, including
how the FAA intends to comply with subsection 47124(f) of title
49, United States Code.
Future flight services program.--The Committee remains
supportive of the Department's efforts to offer enhanced
capabilities to, as well as improve the safety of, general
aviation pilots in Alaska. The current legacy automation
service reached end-of-life in 2024 and is no longer cost-
efficient to sustain. Following completion of its plan and
investment analysis, the Committee encourages the FAA to make a
final investment decision to replace this legacy automation
service within one year of enactment of this Act.
Frequency usage.--The Committee directs the FAA to identify
groups of more than four airports within 150 miles of one
another, that have combined daily operations of at least 250
miles, and that utilize a single common traffic advisory
frequency. The Committee further directs the FAA to evaluate
the potential safety and efficiency implications, as well as
any technical complications, of establishing a dedicated
frequency for the busiest airport within each identified group.
The Committee also directs the FAA to report their findings to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Information security.--Compared to the request, the
recommendation doubles the amount of funding requested for
information security to ensure robust cyber security
protections across FAA platforms and the national airspace
system. This level of funding is to support the protection of
FAA systems that are being transitioned to internet-protocol-
based infrastructure. The Committee directs the FAA to brief
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 1 year
of the enactment of this Act on the latest cybersecurity
vulnerability assessment performed on FAA's national airspace
systems.
Instrument flight procedure automation.--The recommendation
provides the full amount included in FAA's capital plan through
fiscal year 2030 in order to expedite the automation of
instrument flight procedure design and development
capabilities.
Landing and lighting portfolio.--The recommendation
provides $50,000,000 for landing and lighting funding out of
advanced appropriations to support the instillation and
sustainment of instrument landing systems, precision approach
path indicators, and for other related purposes. The Committee
directs the FAA to spend not less than $15,000,000 on the
procurement and installation of precision approach path
indicator replacements that will reduce maintenance and
operational costs, including the replacement of incandescent
bulbs.
Offshore automation.--The recommendation provides
$51,700,000 above the budget request to further support
offshore airspace automation. When deploying systems supporting
offshore airspace, the Committee recommends FAA consider
incorporating the needs of the FAA Service Operations Centers
in such projects, including consideration of floor-space,
design, and equipage.
On demand NAS portfolio.--The recommendation includes 2
years of funding, as estimated in the FAA's capital plan, to
further support FAA's work related to efficient and secure
information exchange with operators in the national airspace.
One big beautiful bill updates.--The Committee directs the
FAA to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
every 6 months on the status of funds provided by Section
40003(a) of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21),
broken down by paragraph of such section. The Committee also
directs the FAA to submit to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, the report required by subsection (b) of such
section.
Operational analysis and reporting.--Compared to the
request, the recommendation doubles the amount of funding
requested for operational analysis and reporting systems in
order to further enable the FAA to capture data related to
operational events, analyze such data, and make safety
improvements at the individual unit level within the FAA and at
an agency-wide level.
Remote towers.--The Committee recognizes the growing
interest in the utilization of remote tower systems as a safe,
cost-effective alternative to brick-and-mortar towers at small
and non-towered airports across the country and as a potential
opportunity to address controller resource constraints. The
Committee urges the FAA to engage stakeholders in system design
review of such systems and move towards the development and
approval of a performance-based standard for the technology.
The Committee directs FAA to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, no later than 180 days after
enactment of this Act, on the agency's efforts to finalize
system design approval, implement sections 621 and 1027 of the
FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024, and on any interest the FAA
has received from partners that want to use or demonstrate the
use of the technology for low altitude aircraft operations. The
recommendation includes $2,000,000 in funding for remote towers
on top of the $50,000,000 provided by the One Big Beautiful
Bill Act (Public Law 119-21).
Service providers.--The Committee recognizes the role of
non-federal FAA-approved service providers in supporting the
modernization and maintenance of the national airspace system,
including the development, testing, and maintenance of
instrument flight procedures. The Committee encourages the FAA
to issue and update any necessary guidance to ensure uniform
engagement and approval or authorization policies for non-
federal service providers. The Committee also directs the FAA
to improve service and contract efficiency, particularly by
reducing reliance on complex reimbursable agreements. Within
180 days of the enactment of this Act, the FAA shall brief the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations detailing the
measures the agency has taken to implement this paragraph,
progress in streamlining service provider engagement, and any
additional steps necessary to enhance efficiency while
maintaining safety.
System approach to safety oversight.--Compared to the
request, the recommendation doubles the amount of funding
requested for system approach to safety oversight in order to
enable the FAA to improve risk-based oversight and related
business processes. The Committee expects this funding will
also assist the FAA in managing the oversight of new aircraft
types that are entering service.
Terminal flight data manager.--The recommendation provides
$250,000,000 above the budget request for the expedited
installation and expansion of terminal flight data manager
systems (TFDM), allowing controllers, operators, and airports
to take advantage of the safety and efficiency benefits that
come from improved surface traffic flow. Committee directs the
FAA to brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
on its plan to install TFDM at additional airports, as required
by the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63), and
what additional resources are needed to accomplish such
requirement. The Committee directs the FAA to include in such
briefing, any terminal flight data manager system improvements
that could reduce the likelihood of runway incursions.
Tower replacement.--The recommendation provides
$1,205,100,000 for the replacement of air traffic control
towers and combined facilities that the FAA has identified as
costing more to sustain than replace.
Unmanned aircraft system portfolio.--The Committee directs
the FAA to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, no later than 270 days after the enactment of
this Act, on Innovate 2028 and the key site that has been
selected for urban air mobility integration as well as the
future of the flight information management system, after FAA
seeks input from relevant stakeholders on their future needs
for the system. The recommendation does not include funding for
the implementation of section 961 of the FAA Reauthorization
Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63).
Unstaffed infrastructure.--The recommendation provides
$350,000,000 for unstaffed infrastructure sustainment,
replacement, and property disposition. The Committee directs
the FAA to consider the replacement of unstaffed infrastructure
when, at a minimum, the life cycle cost of replacement is more
cost effective over 10 years than sustainment. The Committee
directs the FAA to consider innovative contracting and
infrastructure-as-a-service models when making unstaffed
infrastructure replacement decisions.
Weather observation systems.--The Committee urges the FAA,
in coordination with the National Weather Service, to
accelerate evaluation and deployment of commercially available
FAA-certified technologies, including those that are already
being piloted under the ASOS Service Life Extension Program.
The Committee encourages consideration of contract operations
and infrastructure-as-a-Service models that can improve system
performance, reduce maintenance backlogs, and ensure continuity
of service. The Committee directs the FAA to brief the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of
enactment of this Act on a timeline for modernization, options
for consolidating service delivery contracts, and analysis of
potential cost savings from alternative service models.
William J. Hughes Technical Center sustainment.--The
Committee provides funding for sustainment, including improving
resiliency of critical systems and electrical systems.
RESEARCH, ENGINEERING, AND DEVELOPMENT
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $280,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 165,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 230,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -50,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +65,000,000
This appropriation provides funding for long-term research,
engineering, and development programs to improve the air
traffic control system and to raise the level of aviation
safety, as authorized by the Airport and Airway Improvement Act
and the Federal Aviation Act. The appropriation also finances
the research, engineering, and development needed to establish
or modify Federal air regulations.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee provides the following levels for research,
engineering, and development budget line items (BLIs):
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Budget Line Item Request Recommendation
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Fire Research and Safety.............. $6,647,000 $6,647,000
Propulsion and Fuel Systems........... 4,200,000 4,200,000
Advanced Materials/Structural Safety.. 4,240,000 4,240,000
Aircraft Icing........................ 2,798,000 2,798,000
Digital System Safety................. 5,375,000 5,375,000
Continued Air Worthiness.............. 8,198,000 8,198,000
Flight deck/Maintenance/System 12,410,000 12,410,000
Integration Human Factors............
System Safety Management/Terminal Area 9,096,000 9,096,000
Safety...............................
Air Traffic Control/Technical 5,709,000 5,709,000
Operations Human Factors.............
Aeromedical Research.................. 10,394,000 10,394,000
Weather Program....................... 15,436,000 15,436,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research.... 15,567,000 19,067,000
Alternative Fuels for General Aviation 10,000,000 10,000,000
Commercial Space Transportation Safety 4,200,000 4,700,000
Wake Turbulence....................... 4,728,000 4,728,000
Information/Cyber Security............ 4,596,000 4,596,000
Advanced Vehicle Technologies & 11,750,000 23,550,000
Operations...........................
Aviation Systems Performance Analysis. 18,365,000 18,365,000
System Planning and Resource 3,894,000 3,894,000
Management...........................
Aviation Grant Management (Aviation 800,000 45,000,000
Workforce Development)...............
William J. Hughes Technical Center 6,597,000 6,597,000
Laboratory Facilities................
Aircraft Radio Altimeter Development, - - - 4,000,000
Testing, and Certification...........
Tarmac Safety and Runway Incursion - - - 1,000,000
Prevention...........................
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Total............................. 165,000,000 230,000,000
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Advanced materials/structural safety.--The recommendation
includes a total of $4,240,000 for advanced materials/
structural safety, including for the advancement of new
additive materials (both metallic and non-metallic based
additive processes) and the use of fiber reinforced composite
materials in the commercial aviation industry through the FAA
joint advanced materials and structures center of excellence.
Advanced vehicle technologies and operations programs.--The
recommendation includes no less than $20,000,000 for the
research and development of high-efficiency aircraft
propellers, engines, and other systems, in collaboration with
U.S. manufacturers, that focus on improving safety, efficiency,
reducing noise, and advancing the technologies necessary to
maintain U.S. leadership. The Committee urges the FAA to
continue to use cost sharing arrangements to focus on advancing
technologies that are nearing certification readiness.
Aviation accessibility technologies.--The agreement
provides funding to support the development, testing and
certification of aviation accessibility technologies, including
solutions for passengers to travel onboard aircraft using power
wheelchairs in cabins, accessible lavatories and other boarding
and cabin technologies that would enable greater mobility and
ease of travel. Such research shall prioritize solutions which
minimize, to the greatest extent practicable, required cabin
modifications.
Aviation workforce development program.--The Committee
supports increasing the strength and number of aviation
professionals who are well-trained and can be relied upon to
make air travel safe and efficient. The Committee provides
$45,000,000 for the aviation workforce development program
established by section 625 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of
2018 (49 U.S.C. 40101 note), as amended by the FAA
Reauthorization Act of 2024 (Public Law 118-63). The committee
directs that no less than $20,000,000 of such funds is granted
to eligible projects of applicants that provide an assurance
under subsection (b)(5)(C), of such section, related to
institutions eligible under paragraphs (1) and (3) of section
1067q(a) of Title 20, United States Code, with preference given
to projects for institutions or consortiums of institutions
near commercial and military employment opportunities. The
Committee directs that the funding should not be limited to
institutions with existing aviation programs and can support
the establishment of new curriculum and programs consistent
with the purposes of the aviation workforce development
program. The Committee encourages the FAA to consider providing
larger grants for institutions and consortiums establishing new
aviation programs.
Counter-UAS.--The recommendation provides $10,000,000
within the ``Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research'' activity to
further support counter-UAS research, development, testing and
evaluation activities, including mitigation activities and the
use of high-power microwave systems, utilizing the assets of
the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center and an R1 university with
an active airport, an accredited School of Aviation, School of
Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering, and School of
Electrical and Computer Engineering with a demonstrated ability
to develop applicable radar technology, system integration, and
conduct test and evaluation.
El Paso International Airport air traffic control tower
replacement.--The Committee recognizes El Paso International
Airport (ELP) as a uniquely strategic facility within the
national airspace system and a premier training environment for
air traffic controllers. ELP operates in one of the most
complex and dynamic airspace environments in the country,
shaped by its proximity to Fort Bliss, one of the largest
military installations in the United States; adjacent
restricted military airspace; mountainous terrain; and a high
volume of binational traffic due to its location on the U.S.-
Mexico border. These operational factors make ELP an
exceptional site to consider for tower replacement.
Engine research.--The Committee urges the FAA to expend no
funds on research, engineering and development activities that
would require changes to current safety and noise standards for
new engine type designs intended for use on Part 121 aircraft.
New aircraft technologies to improve safety.--In the wake
of the recent aircraft accidents, there is increased attention
to the need for multiple redundant sensors providing accurate
and consistent data to the aircraft to ensure uninterrupted
safety of flight. Within 180 days of enactment, the
Administrator shall brief the House and Senate Appropriations
Committees on the safety benefit of employing a redundant
technology sensing requirement for safety critical air data
systems, including but not limited to ice detectors for Part 23
and Part 25 aircraft, as well as Part 27 and Part 29
rotorcraft.
Radio altimeters.--The Committee provides $4,000,000 for
the FAA to continue the work established in fiscal year 2024 at
the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, in partnership with
aviation manufacturers, to accelerate testing, certification,
and implementation of new radio altimeter capabilities
consistent with the next generation avionics standards. The
Committee directs FAA to provide an updated report to the
Committee on the roadmap and timeline for development, testing,
and certification of the capabilities.
Safety allocation.--Safety remains the primary mission of
the FAA and focus of the Committee. The Committee reminds the
FAA of the requirement in section 48102(b) of title 49, United
States Code, to spend no less than 70 percent of the funds
provided for research, engineering, development on safety-
related research and development projects.
Tarmac safety and runway incursion prevention.--The
recommendation provides $1,000,000 to study potential ground
collision avoidance technologies and the benefits of employing
such technologies to reduce collisions involving other
aircraft, ground vehicles and objects, analyzing the economic
cost and disruption impacts of collisions, and any safety
benefits of aircraft external cameras and other available
technologies that could reduce the occurrence of such
collisions.
Transportation disaster preparedness and response using
UAS.--The recommendation provides $2,000,000 for transportation
disaster preparedness and response research through the
Alliance for System Safety of UAS through Research Excellence
(ASSURE), using institutions that have demonstrated experience
in damage assessment, collaboration with State transportation
agencies, and applied UAS field testing.
UAS test sites.--The Committee is supportive of the FAA
unmanned aircraft system test site program and believes such
test sites continue to support the safe integration of advanced
systems into the national airspace system. The Committee
expects the FAA to continue to allow for and support UAS-
related testing at such test sites using manned aircraft. The
Committee believes such testing can help the development of
sensors and other components that may not yet be deployed on an
unmanned platform.
GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
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Contract Obligation
authorization limitation
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....... $4,000,000,000 $4,000,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...... 4,000,000,000 4,000,000,000
Recommended in the bill............... 4,000,000,000 4,000,000,000
Bill compared to:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025... - - - - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.. - - - - - -
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This account provides grants for airport planning and
development, noise compatibility and planning, the military
airport programs, reliever airports, airport program
administration, and other authorized activities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
Airfield pavement technology program.--Of the funding
provided for the Airport Technology Research program,
$6,000,000 is for the Airfield Pavement Technology Program
authorized under section 744 of Public Law 115-254, of which
$3,000,000 is for concrete pavement research and $3,000,000 is
for asphalt pavement research.
Commercial space port infrastructure.--The Committee
directs the FAA to conduct a study on the current and expected
unmet infrastructure needs of licensed commercial space ports,
mechanisms available to the operators of such spaceports to
fund infrastructure improvements and to provide matching funds
for potential Federal grants, and suggested metrics that could
be used to make competitive or formula-based grant
determinations. This study should include considering the
potential effectiveness of utilizing the space transportation
infrastructure matching grant program authorized by Chapter 511
of Title 51, United States Code, in 1994 and a formula program
similar to the airport infrastructure program. The study should
also compare the availability of spaceport infrastructure to
the current and expected need of the commercial space industry.
The Committee directs the FAA to provide a report on the study
to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees within 1 year
of the enactment of this Act.
Discretionary grants.--The Committee encourages the FAA to
consider the full range of aviation activities at an airport
and their associated metrics when considering projects for
discretionary airport grants. The Committee also encourages the
FAA to prioritize discretionary grants for tower projects at
airports that do not have a tower but are approved or
conditionally approved for the Federal Contract Tower Program.
FAA communication with small airports.--The Committee
recognizes the essential role that small and rural airports
play in facilitating regional connectivity, supporting
emergency services, and contributing to local and regional
economic development. The Committee also recognizes that these
airports rely on airport district offices for assistance and
clarity regarding requirements. The Committee directs the FAA
to conduct a review of its engagement practices with small and
rural airports. This review should include an evaluation of
response times, consistency of information provided, and
general coordination between airport sponsors, district offices
and FAA's headquarters. Furthermore, the Committee urges the
FAA to adopt a collaborative, solution-oriented approach to
supporting small airports seeking to initiate capital
improvement projects. The Committee directs the FAA to brief
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, within 270
days of enactment of this Act, on steps taken to improve
communication and coordination with small and rural airports,
including any proposed reforms.
Set-asides.--Within amounts available, $160,000,000 is for
administration, $15,000,000 is for the Airport Cooperative
Research Program, $41,827,000 is for Airport Technology
Research, and $15,000,000 is for the Small Community Air
Service Development Program, by transfer to the ``Office of the
Secretary, Salaries and Expenses''.
GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $50,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 313,730,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +263,738,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +313,738,000
This funding provides grants for specific airport
infrastructure projects, as directed by the Committee.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation includes $283,738,000 in
discretionary funding, which is available for community
projects in accordance with the table at the end of this
report, and an additional $30,000,000 to support the transition
of airports to fluorine-free fire-fighting foams and solutions,
as authorized by section 767 of the FAA Reauthroization Act of
2024 (Public Law 118-63) and for purposes of collecting and
removing uncontained contaminants on and around airport
property caused by polyfluorinated substances resulting solely
from aviation operations. For the purposes of disposing of such
contaminants, the Committee supports the utilization of
innovative destruction technologies, including Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act-permitted incineration, to
measurably reduce and mitigate risks from potential exposures.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
Section 110 allows no more than 600 technical staff-years
at the center for advanced aviation systems development.
Section 111 prohibits funds for adopting guidelines or
regulations requiring airport sponsors to provide FAA ``without
cost'' building construction, space, or related accommodations.
Section 112 allows reimbursement for fees collected and
credited under 49 U.S.C. 45303.
Section 113 allows reimbursement of funds for providing
technical assistance to foreign aviation authorities to be
credited to the operations account.
Section 114 prohibits funds for Sunday premium pay unless
work was actually performed on a Sunday.
Section 115 prohibits funds from being used to buy store
gift cards with Government issued credit cards.
Section 116 requires the Secretary to block the identifying
information of an owner or operator's aircraft in the aircraft
in any flight tracking display to the public upon the request
of an owner or operator.
Section 117 prohibits funds for salaries and expenses of
more than nine political and Presidential appointees in the
FAA.
Section 118 prohibits funds to increase fees under 49
U.S.C. 44721 until the FAA provides a report to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations that justifies all fees
related to aeronautical navigation products and explains how
such fees are consistent with Executive Order No. 13642.
Section 119 requires the FAA to notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations at least 90 days before closing a
regional operations center or reducing the services provided.
Section 119A prohibits funds from being used to change
weight restrictions or prior permission rules at Teterboro
Airport in New Jersey.
Section 119B prohibits funds from being used to withhold
from consideration and approval certain application for
participation in the contract tower program, or for certain
reevaluations of cost share program participation.
Section 119C prohibits funds from being used to open,
close, redesignate, or reorganize a regional office, the
aeronautical center, or the technical center subject to the
normal reprogramming requirements outlined under section 405 of
this Act.
Section 119D provides conditions on the use of the
authorities under 49 U.S.C. 44502(e) to transfer certain air
traffic systems or equipment to the FAA.
Section 119E allows funds from the ``Grants-in-Aid for
Airports'' account to reimburse airports affected by temporary
flight restrictions for residences of the President.
Federal Highway Administration
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) provides
financial assistance to states to construct and improve roads
and highways. It also provides technical assistance to other
agencies and organizations involved in road building
activities. Title 23 of the United States Code and other
supporting statutes provide authority for the activities of the
FHWA. Funding is provided by contract authority, while program
levels are established by annual limitations on obligations, as
set forth in appropriations Acts.
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $497,015,664
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 507,435,977
Recommended in the bill............................... 507,435,977
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +10,420,313
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The limitation on administrative expenses caps the amount
from within the limitation on obligations that FHWA may spend
on salaries and expenses necessary to conduct and administer
the Federal-aid highway program, highway-related research, and
most other Federal highway programs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a limitation on FHWA
administrative expenses of $507,435,977, of which $3,248,000 is
for the administrative expenses of the Appalachian Regional
Commission.
FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAYS
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... *$61,314,170,545
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. *62,657,105,821
Recommended in the bill........................... *62,657,105,821
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025............... +1,342,935,276
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.............. - - -
* These amounts do not include $739,000,000 of contract authority exempt
from the limitation on obligations.
The Federal-aid highways program is funded by contract
authority, and liquidating cash appropriations are subsequently
provided to fund resulting outlays. The Committee sets, through
the annual appropriations process, an overall limitation on the
total contract authority that can be obligated under the
program in a given year. Programs included within the Federal-
aid highways program are financed from the Highway Trust Fund
(HTF).
Federal-aid highways and bridges are managed through a
Federal-state partnership. States and localities maintain
ownership of and responsibility for the maintenance, repair,
and new construction of roads. State highway departments have
the authority to initiate Federal-aid projects, subject to FHWA
approval of the plans, specifications, and cost estimates. The
Federal government provides financial support, on a
reimbursable basis, for construction and repair through
matching grants.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends an obligation limitation of
$62,657,105,821 for the regular Federal-aid highway program in
fiscal year 2026.
Digital project delivery.--The Committee understands the
potential that digital infrastructure technologies including
software and related services have in modernizing our nation's
existing network of bridges as well as those that will be built
in the future. While the Committee supports the expansion of
eligible uses, the Committee also directs the Secretary of
Transportation to review eligibility requirements for the other
major federal transportation grant programs (both formula and
discretionary), specifically on the eligibility of software and
related services that support full-scale digital project
delivery.
Asphalt research.--The Committee directs the FHWA to
evaluate research initiatives eligible under the FHWA's highway
research and Development Program Focusing on the properties of
purified bituminous coal waste as a source of high quality
carbon to be used as an additive for asphalt road building, and
provide a report to the House and Senate Appropriations
Committees within 180 days of enactment of this Act outlining
the FHWA's action plan to evaluate such research. The Committee
also encourages the FHWA to use public-private partnerships to
advance its research on the use of purified carbon-rich
materials as environmentally beneficial additives for road
building material.
Material neutrality.--The Committee supports the FHWA's
work to promote research, development, and deployment of
building solutions that advance the performance,
sustainability, reliability, and resiliency of building
materials. The Committee encourages the Department to support
material neutral decisions that do not promote or provide
preference for specific building materials. The Committee
believes that Federal resources are best utilized when all
materials are considered on their own merits, allowing for the
best solutions to address our infrastructure challenges.
Bridge monitoring.--The Committee recognizes the critical
need for improved monitoring and maintenance of bridge
infrastructure nationwide, particularly for structures spanning
waterways, where access challenges complicate routine
inspections and assessments. The Committee is aware of the
successful implementation of low-cost, disposable unmanned
surface vessels equipped with sonar for bridge monitoring and
acknowledges the program's demonstrated efficacy in enhancing
safety and operational efficiency. The Committee encourages the
Department to consider adopting similar technology as part of
its national bridge inspection and maintenance strategy.
Build America, Buy America Act (BABA).--The Committee is
concerned that States' BABA compliance forms and processes vary
state-to-state and are often confusing or insufficiently
reflect BABA's compliance requirements in 2 CFR 184.3 for
manufactured products in listed construction materials and
Section 70917(c) exempt construction materials. The Committee
strongly encourages FHWA to issue guidance on BABA compliance
certification forms and processes to remove confusion and
delay.
Computer vision technologies.--The Committee commends the
Department for its role in establishing minimum standards for
traffic control devices that enhance safety and reliability
throughout our national roadway infrastructure. The Committee
recognizes the safety and operational benefits of proven
computer vision technologies in assisting infrastructure owners
and operators to assess damage to roadway assets, such as
missing signage, pavement damage, and other infrastructure
concerns, without requiring human inspectors to enter dangerous
or inaccessible areas. Furthermore, the Committee recognizes
the critical importance of maintaining pavement markings and
retro-reflectivity for roadway safety. As such, the Committee
believes it is important to ensure that non-federal
stakeholders are informed of the eligibility of computer vision
technologies for inspecting roadways and traffic control
devices, and expects the Department to provide sufficient
notice to relevant non-federal stakeholders.
Congestion pricing impact study.--The Committee is
concerned about the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's
(MTA) Central Business District Tolling Program (CBDTP) and its
outsized financial impact on working-class suburban commuters
who rely on personal vehicles, especially in regions where
safe, affordable, and reliable public transit is unavailable or
insufficient. The Committee believes that Federal
transportation policy should not endorse coercive tolling
regimes that disproportionately burden one group of commuters,
such as working class motorists, in order to subsidize others,
such as transit riders. The Committee further notes that
numerous public reports of longstanding operational
inefficiencies, fare evasion, and fiscal mismanagement within
the MTA have contributed to its financial instability and
increased reliance on mechanisms like congestion pricing to
close budget gaps, rather than implementing needed internal
reforms.
Accordingly, the Committee directs the Secretary, in
coordination with the Federal Highway Administration and the
Federal Transit Administration, to conduct a comprehensive
study of the CBDTP's financial impact on suburban commuters who
travel by motor vehicle. The study shall be conducted utilizing
existing departmental resources. The study should include a
detailed breakdown of the projected annual toll burden on
commuters by ZIP code of residence; an assessment of the
availability, affordability, and safety of alternative transit
options in those ZIP codes; and an analysis of the MTA's
financial management practices and operating expenditures over
the past 10 years. The study shall also include specific
recommendations for how the MTA can improve operational
efficiency and reduce costs in order to meet its capital and
operating needs without relying on congestion-based tolling
revenues. The Committee directs the Department to submit the
final report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations no later than one year after enactment of this
Act.
14th amendment highway report.--The Committee directs the
Secretary to submit an updated congressional report on the 14th
Amendment Highway (I-14 route), expanding on the previous study
required by Public Law 109-59. The report must conduct a
comprehensive feasibility analysis of the I-14 corridor as an
Atlanta bypass, using established modeling systems to analyze
environmental, economic, safety, and national security impacts.
The study should produce actionable recommendations for
federal, state, and regional transportation improvement plans.
Highway funds administration.--The Committee encourages the
Federal Highway Administration to allow any locality that
receives an award of federal funding in this bill the option to
receive funding directly and self-administer its project by
letter to its State Department of Transportation if it adheres
to federal and state guidelines and reporting requirements.
Low population highway infrastructure.--The Committee
recommends accepting grant applicants not included on a
Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP) or
Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) in instances where the
county population is less than 50,000 residents. No later than
180 days after enactment of this Act, the Department shall
transmit a report to the Committee on the potential for
eligibility of counties with populations less than 50,000
residents in its STIP and TIP programs.
Bridge repair in rural communities.--The Committee is
concerned with the lack of support for rural communities in
disbursements by the Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation
Program. Bridge replacement and repair are as critical for
rural communities as they are for large metropolises. The
Committee requests that the Department strive to focus
resources on counties with populations of less than 20,0000
residents. No later than 180 days after enactment of this Act,
the Department shall transmit a report to the Committee on its
renewed focus on rural communities in its Bridge Replacement
and Rehabilitation Program.
National motor vehicle per-mile user fee pilot program.--
The Committee recognizes the need to identify a new source of
sustainable funding for the Highway Trust Fund (HTF). The
current funding mechanisms for the HTF rely on transportation
related excise taxes and the motor fuel tax rate has remained
unchanged for the past 30 years. To find solutions that will
help maintain the long-term solvency of the HTF, the IIJA
authorized funding to carry out the pilot programs under
sections 13001 and 13002. The Committee notes the delay in
implementing section 13002 of the IIJA. The Committee directs
DOT to use funds available to carry out a large, at-scale pilot
program demonstrating a national motor vehicle per mile user
fee by the end of fiscal year 2026. The Committee urges the
promotion of industry-driven technology solutions based upon
open programming standards, open platforms, technology-neutral
requirements, interoperability and the standardization on rules
for agencies and states to exchange information across state
lines in testing the feasibility of user-based alternative
revenue mechanisms.
Pedestrian safety.--The Committee remains concerned by the
staggering number of pedestrian fatalities each year involving
vehicles and is aware that an increasing number of
municipalities are developing plans to significantly reduce
these incidents. The Committee directs the FHWA to continue
developing resources and providing technical assistance to help
state and local stakeholders facilitate the implementation
their Vision Zero plans and strategies to reduce pedestrian
fatalities and injuries.
Safe routes to schools.--The Committee recognizes the
important role infrastructure investments, education, and
enforcement efforts can have in ensuring safe access to
schools, hospitals, and transit stations. Investments in
sidewalks, bike paths, and alternative transportation have
proven to increase safety and decrease the number of deaths and
injuries associated with commutes to school, hospitals, and
transit stations. The Committee encourages FHWA to work with
the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Safe
Routes to School Partnership, and state and local stakeholders
to facilitate safe student access to schools.
Cost-savings through competitive bidding.--The Committee is
concerned by the Inspector General report ``A More Systematic
Approach Is Needed To Identify Potential Anticompetitive
Bidding in Federal-Aid Highway Projects'' (February 2025),
which identified nearly $1.2 billion in estimated cost overruns
due to collusive bidding practices across six eastern states
over eight years. The Committee directs the Federal Highway
Administration to submit a report to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of enactment of
this Act detailing implementation of the Inspector General's
recommendations, specifically requiring State DOTs to conduct
systematic statistical reviews of procurement patterns to
identify bid rigging and transition from historically-based
cost estimates to more reliable cost-based estimation methods.
Colonias.--The Committee is concerned with the current
state of roads in colonias, which are often in disrepair or are
unpaved. To better understand the road infrastructure needs of
these communities, the Committee directs the Department to
conduct an assessment of the state of repair for roads in
colonias and provide the Committee with a report no later than
1 year after enactment of this Act.
Loop 1604 north expansion project.--The Committee
recognizes the national and regional significance of the Loop
1604 North Expansion Project in San Antonio, Texas. This multi-
phase infrastructure initiative will relieve congestion,
improve safety, and enhance freight and commuter mobility along
a critical corridor that supports one of the fastest-growing
metropolitan regions in the country. The Committee urges the
Department to work closely with the Texas Department of
Transportation, local governments, and regional stakeholders to
ensure timely review and coordination and conduct oversight of
project implementation to ensure construction proceeds on
schedule and to minimize administrative or procedural delays
that could increase costs or disrupt project timelines.
Ports to plains corridor.--The Committee recognizes the
national and regional significance of the Ports-to-Plains
Corridor and its designation as a future Interstate highway.
The Committee encourages the Department to work closely with
States and local stakeholders to support planning and
infrastructure investments that enhance safety, mobility, and
freight efficiency along the corridor. The Committee further
encourages the Department to engage with Congress in evaluating
options for expanding the current statutory authorization and
ensuring the corridor's continued development in support of
international trade and economic growth.
Support for low-population and rural communities.--The
Committee recognizes the unique transportation infrastructure
challenges faced by low-population and rural communities,
including limited administrative capacity, aging
infrastructure, and fewer local revenue sources. The Committee
encourages the Department to prioritize these communities when
allocating technical assistance and evaluating funding
opportunities.
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $62,053,170,545
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 62,696,105,821
Recommended in the bill............................... 63,396,105,821
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +1,342,935,276
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +700,000,000
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a liquidating cash appropriation
of $63,396,105,821. This is the amount required to pay the
outstanding obligations of the highway program at levels
provided in the Act and prior appropriations Acts.
HIGHWAY INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $340,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 1,369,433,091
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +1,028,933,091
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +1,369,433,091
*$400,000,000 of this amount is available by transfer from Highway
Infrastructure Programs in Division J of P.L. 117-58.
The IIJA provides contract authority for Highway programs
funded from the Highway Trust Fund. This account provides
additional funds from the General Fund of the Treasury for the
programs funded by formula under the IIJA and important safety
and management priorities administered by FHWA.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $1,369,433,091 for Highway
Infrastructure Programs, of which $954,433,091 is for community
project funding in accordance with the table at the end of this
report.
Tribal transportation.--The Committee recommendation
includes $200,000,000 to improve the transportation
infrastructure conditions of Tribal communities. Tribal
infrastructure is a top priority for this Committee. DOT has a
key role in fulfilling the trust obligations of the U.S.
government to Tribes. The Committee strongly urges DOT and FHWA
to maximize the set-asides for Tribes in various programs as
authorized by law, and to work with State departments of
transportation to provide maximum flexibility to Tribal
organizations.
Truck parking shortage.--The Committee recommends
$200,000,000 in general funds for the INFRA program to support
truck parking projects. Not later than 2 years after enactment
of this Act, the Secretary of Transportation shall submit to
the Committee a report on the progress being made to provide
adequate commercial motor vehicle parking facilities. The
report should evaluate (1) the availability of adequate parking
and rest facilities, taking into account both private and
public facilities, for commercial motor vehicles engaged in
interstate transportation; (2) the effectiveness of the
projects funded by the Department in improving access to
commercial motor vehicle parking; and (3) the ability of
eligible entities that received a DOT grant for truck parking
projects to sustain the operation of parking facilities
constructed with such funds.
Safe system.--The Committee recommendation includes
$5,000,000 for pedestrian safety projects as authorized by
section 11502 of IIJA. The Committee remains concerned by the
staggering number of pedestrian fatalities each year involving
vehicles and is aware that an increasing number of
municipalities are developing plans to significantly reduce
these incidents. The Committee requests FHWA to continue
developing resources and providing technical assistance to help
state and local stakeholders develop strategies to reduce
pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries.
Active transportation infrastructure investment program.--
The recommendation includes $10,000,000 to carry out section
11529 of the IIJA.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
Section 120 distributes obligation authority among Federal-
aid highway programs.
Section 121 credits funds received by the Bureau of
Transportation Statistics to the Federal-aid highways account.
Section 122 provides requirements for any waiver of the Buy
America requirements.
Section 123 requires 60-day notification to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations of any grants as authorized
under 23 U.S.C. 117.
Section 124 allows state DOTs to repurpose certain highway
project funding to be used within 25 miles of its original
designation.
Section 125 prohibits funds from being used for activities
related to the implementation of certain tolling projects.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) was
established within the Department of Transportation by Congress
through the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999 (P.L.
106-159). The FMCSA's mission is to promote safe commercial
motor vehicle operations and to reduce truck and bus crashes.
The FMCSA works with Federal, state, and local entities, the
motor carrier industry, highway safety organizations, and the
public to further its mission. The FMCSA resources are used to
prevent and mitigate commercial vehicle accidents through
regulation, enforcement, stakeholder training, technological
innovation, and improved information systems. The FMCSA also is
responsible for enforcing Federal motor carrier safety and
hazardous materials regulations for all commercial vehicles
entering the United States along its southern and northern
borders.
MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $382,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 390,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 390,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +7,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The limitation on obligations establishes the FMCSA's
spending level for salaries, operating expenses, and research
to support motor carrier safety program activities and to
maintain the agency's administrative infrastructure. This
funding supports nationwide motor carrier safety and consumer
enforcement efforts, including the compliance, safety, and
accountability program, regulation and enforcement of freight
transport, and Federal safety enforcement at the U.S. borders.
These resources also fund regulatory development and
implementation, information management, research and
technology, safety education and outreach, and the safety and
consumer telephone hotline.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides a liquidation of
contract authorization and a limitation on obligations of
$390,000,000 for the operations and programs account,
consistent with the amounts authorized in the Infrastructure
Investment and Jobs Act.
Emergency warning devices.--The Committee believes that
U.S. leadership in critical technology areas such as autonomous
vehicles is essential for economic and national security. The
Committee encourages FMCSA, within 60 days of enactment of this
Act, to initiate proceedings to update its requirements on
emergency warning devices to accommodate the needs of
autonomous vehicles while ensuring warnings are reasonable and
understandable for other road users.
Predatory towing.--The Committee directs the FMCSA to
engage with local, State, and private sector stakeholders to
study current practices concerning towing and recovery
regulation and fees to ensure fair and equitable treatment of
roadway safety clearance opportunities for motor carriers.
MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY GRANTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $526,450,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 536,600,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 536,600,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +10,150,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The limitation on obligations controls the FMCSA's spending
level for motor carrier safety grants. These grants are used to
support compliance reviews in the states, identify and
apprehend traffic violators, conduct roadside inspections, and
conduct safety audits of new entrant carriers. Additionally,
grants are provided to states for the improvement of state
commercial driver's license oversight activities and to
nonprofit organizations to assist in training non-Federal
employees who conduct commercial motor vehicle enforcement
activities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides a liquidation of
contract authorization and a limitation on obligations of
$536,600,000 for motor carrier safety grants, consistent with
the amounts authorized in the Infrastructure Investment and
Jobs Act. The following table provides funding levels for
activities within this account.
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Recommendation
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Motor carrier safety assistance program.............. $422,500,000
Commercial driver's license implementation program... 45,200,000
High priority program................................ 62,400,000
Commercial motor vehicle operators grant program..... 1,500,000
Commercial motor vehicle enforcement training and 5,000,000
support grant program...............................
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Entry level driver training.--The Committee commends FMCSA
for implementing its Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT)
program, which improves public safety and enhances the student-
to-driver workforce pipeline by providing a reliable public
resource for determining which commercial driver license
training facilities and students meet national training
standards through its Training Provider Registry. As such, the
Committee instructs FMCSA to clarify its policies and
procedures for removing providers that do not meet ELDT program
requirements within 180 days of enactment of this Act.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
Section 130 requires the FMCSA to send notice of 49 CFR
section 385.308 violations by certified mail, registered mail,
or some other manner of delivery which records receipt of the
notice by the persons responsible for the violations.
Section 131 prohibits funds from being used to enforce the
electronic logging device rule with respect to carriers
transporting livestock or insects.
Section 132 prohibits funds from being used to require the
use of inward-facing cameras or require a motor carrier to be
enrolled in the Department of Labor's registered apprenticeship
program as conditions for participation in the Safe Driver
Apprenticeship Pilot program.
Section 133 prohibits funds from being used to promulgate
any rule or regulation requiring vehicles over 26,000 pounds
used in interstate commerce to be equipped with a speed
limiting device.
Section 134 prohibits funds from being used to make changes
to the current federal preemption determinations.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
was established in March 1970 to administer motor vehicle and
highway safety programs. It was the successor agency to the
National Highway Safety Bureau, which was housed in the Federal
Highway Administration. NHTSA establishes and ensures
compliance with fuel economy standards, investigates odometer
fraud, establishes and enforces vehicle anti-theft regulations,
and provides consumer information on a variety of motor vehicle
safety topics.
NHTSA's mission is to save lives, prevent injuries, and
reduce economic costs due to road traffic crashes through
education, research, safety standards, and enforcement
activity. To accomplish these goals, NHTSA establishes and
enforces safety performance standards for motor vehicles and
motor vehicle equipment, investigates safety defects in motor
vehicles, and conducts research on driver behavior and traffic
safety.
NHTSA provides grants and technical assistance to state and
local governments to enable them to conduct effective local
highway safety programs. Together with state and local
partners, NHTSA works to reduce the threat of drunk, impaired,
and distracted drivers, and to promote policies and devices
with demonstrated safety benefits including helmets, child
safety seats, airbags, and graduated driver's licenses.
OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $223,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 223,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 212,375,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -10,625,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -10,625,000
*Includes a transfer of $77,982,000 in unobligated balances from fiscal
years 2023-2026 from paragraph (3) of the subheading ``Supplemental
Highway Traffic Safety Programs'' of the Infrastructure Investment and
Jobs Act.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
For vehicle safety programs, funded by the general fund,
the Committee recommends $212,375,000, of which $77,982,000 is
made available from a combination of unobligated and repurposed
grants administration balances from the IIJA. This funding
level reflects staffing levels in line with reductions in force
and deferred resignations not included in the budget request.
The recommendation does not support the budget request to
transfer human resources, communications, government affairs,
procurement, IT, and civil rights functions of NHTSA into DOT's
Working Capital Fund.
Advanced crash test dummies.--The Committee is pleased that
NHTSA continues to develop and incorporate advanced crash test
dummies, including the 5th percentile female THOR crash test
dummy, into Federal standards. The Committee encourages NHTSA
to implement the most advanced anthropomorphic female test
dummies in the driver and front right passenger position for
frontal crash tests, equally to the male correlative. The
Committee also encourages NHTSA to accelerate the development
of advanced female crash test dummies and computer modeling to
evaluate the effects of different types of crashes on a large
range of human body types and sizes.
Automated vehicles (AVs).--The Committee directs NHTSA to
continue to submit biannual reports on rulemakings related to
AV rulemaking and research activities, following the guidelines
included in the joint explanatory statement accompanying P.L.
117-328.
Moreover, the Committee recognizes that autonomous vehicles
can enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians, and as such,
the Committee recommends that NHTSA consider updating Federal
Motor Vehicle Safety Standards to clarify that manual driver
controls and warnings designed for human drivers are not
required for Level 4 or Level 5 ADS-dedicated vehicles, as
defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J3016,
if the autonomous vehicle meets all relevant performance
requirements. NHTSA is directed to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of enactment on
its considerations.
Consumer tire standards.--In the Energy Independence and
Security Act of 2007, Congress directed that a national tire
fuel efficiency consumer information program be established to
educate consumers about the safety, durability, and fuel
efficiency of replacement tires. In the FAST Act, Congress
directed NHTSA to promulgate regulations for tire fuel
efficiency and minimum performance standards. In 2021, the IIJA
required the DOT to report to Congress on why it had not
completed these regulations. The report indicated that NHTSA
was still collecting and analyzing data; however, they have
failed to meet their own deadline to publish a proposed rule in
2024. The Committee is concerned that NHTSA is having to
restart its research program for this rulemaking to meet the
requirements of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety
Act under 49 U.S.C. 30111 and directs NHTSA to provide a status
update on this research program to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations. The Committee also directs NHTSA
to issue an NPRM in accordance with the timeline set forth by
OMB's unified agenda and regulatory plan and brief the House
and Senate Committee on Appropriations within in a year of
enactment of this Act on a realistic timeline to complete this
much-delayed rulemaking.
Moreover, in 2025, E.O. 14192, Unleashing Prosperity
Through Deregulation, directed agencies to identify 10 prior
regulations for elimination for each new regulation issued. As
such, the committee encourages NHTSA to complete its work and
finalize the rulemaking initiated in the 2019 ANPRM (84 FR
69698) related to tire-related regulations, within one year of
enactment of this Act, to remove barriers that currently keep
innovative products with enhanced performance from entering the
U.S. market and to comply with E.O. 14192.
Crashworthiness.--The Committee recognizes the importance
that lightweight plastics and polymer composites play to
improve automotive safety, meet consumer demand for innovative
and autonomous vehicles, increase fuel efficiency, and support
new highly skilled manufacturing jobs. The Committee is pleased
that NHTSA continues to work closely with the Department of
Energy on lessons learned from lightweight materials research.
The Committee directs NHTSA to continue to include the
consideration of lightweight materials as standards, test
procedures, and associated countermeasures are developed as
part of the occupant protections program. There should also be
a consideration of flammability. Safety standards established
by NHTSA should not present a barrier to integration or
adoption of new materials, many of which have lightweight
components.
Headlight brightness.--The Committee urges the Secretary of
Transportation to report to Congress on what gaps may exist
related to the impact of the brightness of low beam headlamps
on the vision and safety of drivers, pedestrians, and other
road users, including the effect of varied terrain, including
hills and curves.
In-vehicle telematics technologies and privacy.--The
Committee directs GAO to conduct a study to assess privacy
concerns with in-vehicle telematics technologies. Such a study
should consider: (1) the types of data collected by connected
and autonomous vehicles and transmitted to automakers and how,
if at all, selected automakers use and share these data; (2)
the extent to which selected automakers' privacy policies for
connected vehicles align with leading practices; (3) selected
experts' views on privacy issues related to the commercial use
of data collected by connected vehicles; and (4) federal roles
and efforts related to the privacy of data collected by
connected vehicles. GAO is directed to brief the Committee on
its preliminary findings not later than 180 days after
enactment of this Act, with the issuance of a written report to
follow at a date agreed to at the time of the briefing.
Pedestrian and vehicle occupant safety measures.--The
Committee is pleased with NHTSA's progress to drive down
automotive fatalities and urges NHTSA to prioritize rulemakings
that seek to improve vehicular safety by enabling innovative
vehicle design and occupant protection techniques. To address
pedestrian protection, the Committee further urges NHTSA to add
lower and upper leg impacts to the vehicle frontal structure as
recently added to NCAP testing. Finally, the committee
encourages NHTSA to establish into federal standards testing
protocols and anthropomorphic test dummies with thermal
signatures and other characteristics representative of real-
world pedestrians and bicyclists in all lighting conditions.
Rear-end collision avoidance systems.--The Committee
commends NHTSA for advancing, in September 2024, the study
directed within House Report 116-106. This research is critical
to informing future actions by NHTSA in consideration of
revisions to FMVSS 108, establishing parameters for such
pulsating light systems and the minimum performance standards
for such systems, and the Committee encourages NHTSA to
continue to keep the Committee apprised to outcomes of this
research.
State Process for Informing Consumers of Recalls Grant
Program.--The State Process for Informing Consumers of Recalls
grant program is intended to reduce the number of vehicles that
have not been repaired appropriately for a vehicle safety
recall. This program has been shown to be a cost-effective way
to both improve safety and reduce the burden on vehicle owners.
However, States' notification processes could be further
streamlined and enhanced by leveraging NHTSA's recall lookup
tool on an aggregate basis. The Committee urges NHTSA to
examine establishing intergovernmental partnerships with States
for this purpose.
Vehicle electronics and cybersecurity.--The Committee
directs NHTSA to provide a report on software defined vehicles
(SDVs), which will outline (1) NHTSA's view on the increasing
prominence of software in vehicle manufacture and safety
performance, and any forthcoming best practices or motor
vehicle safety standards related to automotive software; (2)
how stakeholders, including technology companies, can work
effectively with NHTSA to support NHTSA's safety mission in the
SDV era; and (3) best practices on ensuring that, as vehicles
become more technologically sophisticated, steps can be taken
to protect consumer privacy. The Committee directs NHTSA to
provide the report within 270 days of enactment of this Act.
OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $205,400,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 209,600,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 209,600,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +4,200,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
This limitation on obligations controls NHTSA's spending
for highway safety research and development programs. Many of
these programs are conducted in partnership with state and
local governments, the private sector, universities, research
units, and various safety associations and organizations.
Programs funded by this account include research,
demonstrations, and technical assistance to state and local
governments around behavioral aspects of driver, occupant, and
pedestrian behavior. This account also funds NHTSA's National
Center for Statistics and Analysis which collects and analyzes
crash data and provides technical assistance to support state
highway safety activities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
For behavioral safety research funded by the operations and
research account, the Committee recommends $209,600,000 in
liquidating cash and obligation limitation.
Advanced impaired driving prevention technology.--In
January 2024, NHTSA released an Advanced Notice of Proposed
Rulemaking (ANPRM) entitled ``Advanced Impaired Driving
Prevention Technology,'' and received over 18,000 comments. The
ANPRM is in response to a mandate in Section 24220 of P.L. 117-
58, ``Advanced Impaired Driving Technology,'' which directed
NHTSA to issue a final rule relating to drunk and impaired
driving prevention technology. The Committee understands that
NHTSA continues to review the comments, and lauds NHTSA for
engaging in a campaign related to combatting distracted driving
through the Put the Phone Away or Pay campaign.
In light of these considerations, the Committee directs
NHTSA to pursue several related research streams to inform the
rollout of in-vehicle technology to combat impaired driving.
Such research should include the expectations of consumers
regarding the appropriate level of intervention based on type
of impairment and the vehicle interventions and/or warnings to
which drivers will best respond. In addition, for those types
of impairment (drowsiness, distraction, non-alcohol drugs,
etc.) for which there is not currently a definition of
impairment in law, the Committee encourages NHTSA to develop
standard measures of impairment through research and to define
the criteria upon which impairment determinations can be made.
The Committee also recognizes the serious implications of
``passive[ly] monitor[ing],'' as the ANPRM outlines, a driver.
When considering a proposed rule, NHTSA is directed to consider
(1) the relative strength of video analytics technology in its
assessment of drivers; (2) ways to preserve the privacy of
drivers, including the prevention of unauthorized data sharing;
(3) efforts to mitigate a camera being hacked by nefarious
actors; and (4) how such monitoring would handle false positive
results. There should also be an explanation as to how such
technology would be used if a car is in motion to minimize the
risk to other roadway users.
Finally, the Committee recognizes the importance of public
acceptance of impaired driving detection technology. Protecting
consumer privacy is at the forefront of this challenge. In its
ANPRM, NHTSA similarly recognized driver privacy as necessary
to foster public acceptance. As such, NHTSA is directed to
build privacy protections into its federal motor vehicle safety
standard (FMVSS) pursuant to statute. Under its rulemaking
authority, NHTSA has full flexibility to fulfill the public
safety mandate of the law while concurrently protecting driver
data from inappropriate, unauthorized, or illegal collection
and use. The Committee directs NHTSA to use this authority
accordingly.
Cannabis-related impairment standards and technology.--The
Committee recognizes that as more jurisdictions legalize the
use of recreational cannabis, law enforcement officers will
need additional reliable tools to protect drivers and other
road users. The Committee directs NHTSA, in coordination with
other relevant federal agencies, to assess currently available
and potentially commercially feasible technologies that could
be used by highway enforcement authorities to assess cannabis-
related intoxication. NHTSA shall provide a briefing to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the findings
of the assessment within one year of enactment of this Act. The
Committee simultaneously supports the development of an
objective standard to measure marijuana impairment and a
related field sobriety to ensure highway safety.
Emergency medical services/911.--The Committee recognizes
the increasingly complex role of 911 professionals. NHTSA is
encouraged to continue to provide technical assistance to EMS
and 911 professionals as part of a comprehensive highway and
traffic safety system.
Further, continuing to note the significant number of
people who experience sudden, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
every year, the Committee continues to encourage NHTSA to
disseminate training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation to state
and local emergency dispatchers. Such training may include
evidence-based protocols, continuing education, and performance
measures.
Pedestrian fatalities.--The Committee continues to be
alarmed by the record-high number of pedestrian fatalities. The
Committee encourages NHTSA to collaborate with FHWA and state
and local stakeholders to conduct education and enforcement
efforts nationwide to develop and publicize innovative
solutions, including traffic control devices, to reduce
pedestrian fatalities.
Stroke triage guidelines.--Stroke is a leading cause of
death and long-term disability among adults in the United
States. The Committee encourages NHTSA to work with the various
stakeholders and its federal partners on the Federal
Interagency Committee on Emergency Medical Systems to ensure
EMS systems are prepared for patients injured in crashes and
suffering other health emergencies, such as strokes, as
addressed in the National Model EMS Clinical Guidelines.
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY GRANTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $831,444,832
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 849,654,625
Recommended in the bill............................... 849,654,625
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +18,209,793
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
This limitation controls the NHTSA's spending on grants to
states authorized under the IIJA. The grant programs include:
highway safety programs, the national priority safety program,
and the high visibility enforcement program. These grants
provide flexible funding to states that develop a highway
safety plan to address state highway safety issues. This
account also includes incentive grants to states that meet
specific statutory criteria in areas such as impaired and
distracted driving, occupant protection, motorcyclist safety,
and nonmotorized safety.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
Consistent with the amounts authorized in the
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Committee
recommends $849,654,625 in liquidating cash from the Highway
Trust Fund to pay outstanding obligations of the highway
traffic safety grant programs at the levels provided in this
Act and prior Appropriations Acts. The Committee also
recommends limiting obligations from the Highway Trust Fund in
fiscal year 2026 for the highway traffic safety grant programs
to $849,654,625. The following table provides funding levels
for activities within this account:
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State and community highway safety grants............. $393,400,000
National priority safety programs..................... 367,500,000
High visibility enforcement program................... 44,300,000
Administrative expenses............................... 44,454,625
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Total............................................. 849,654,625
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Administration of Section 402 and Section 405 Highway
Safety Grant Programs.--The Committee urges NHTSA to implement
changes to the administration of the 402 and 405 grant programs
that will streamline their administration and reduce the
reporting burden on states. The Committee requests NHTSA to
brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within
180 days of enactment of this Act on the regulatory actions
that have been undertaken to reduce the administrative burden
on the recipients of these grant programs, and to identify any
legislative barriers which require Congressional action.
Grants to enhance DUI countermeasures.--To better assist
states and localities currently working to combat DUIs, the
Committee encourages NHTSA to perform an assessment of existing
grants and how they could be used for DUI countermeasures.
Additionally, the assessment should include how NHTSA can
communicate these findings to applicants.
State traffic safety information system improvements.--The
Committee continues to direct NHTSA to continue to provide
technical assistance to states on improving the
interoperability of state and national traffic safety
information.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--NATIONAL HIGHWAY
TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
Section 140 exempts from the current fiscal year's
obligation limitation any obligation authority that was made
available in previous public laws.
Section 141 prohibits funds under this heading to encourage
illegal drug or alcohol use in NHTSA's impaired driving
advertising campaigns.
Federal Railroad Administration
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) was established
by the Department of Transportation Act (P.L. 89-670) on
October 15, 1966. The FRA plans, develops, and administers
programs and regulations to promote the safe operation of
freight and passenger rail transportation in the United States.
The U.S. freight railroad system consists of approximately 615
railroads and 140,000 miles of track, which deliver over
4,000,000 tons of goods each day. In addition, the FRA oversees
grants to the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak)
with the goal of assisting Amtrak with improving its intercity
passenger rail service and physical infrastructure.
SAFETY AND OPERATIONS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $267,799,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 267,997,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 265,074,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -2,725,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -2,923,000
The safety and operations account provides funding for the
FRA's safety program activities related to passenger and
freight railroads. Funding also supports salaries and expenses
and other operating activities related to the FRA staff and
programs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $265,074,000 for the
safety and operations account. This funding level reflects
reductions in staffing levels in line with reductions in force
and deferred resignations not included in the budget request,
excluding railroad safety inspectors. The recommendation does
not support the budget request to transfer human resources,
communications, government affairs, procurement, IT, and civil
rights functions of FRA into DOT's Working Capital Fund.
The following list provides funding levels for activities
within this account.
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Automated track inspection program........ up to $21,600,000
Positive train control support program*... up to 1,000,000
Trespasser prevention..................... no less than 400,000
Highway-rail grade crossing safety........ no less than 1,000,000
Confidential close call reporting system.. up to 4,800,000
Grant and project development technical no more than 250,000
assistance, oversight....................
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*The Committee notes the FRA has sufficient carryover balances to
support a $1 million program level for PTC in fiscal year 2026.
Automated track inspection program (ATIP).--The Committee
recommendation supports the inspection of passenger rail
routes, commuter rail routes, routes that carry energy products
and other hazardous materials, and to enhance the ATIP's
inspection capabilities. Funding will enable FRA to make
improvements to ATIP Track Data Services system and ground-
penetrating radar capabilities, which will enable the program
to better analyze the condition of railroad track subgrade and
track structures degradation over time.
Hazardous materials incident mitigation.--The National
Transportation Safety Board's Final Report on the East
Palestine, Ohio train derailment found a need to improve
emergency response procedures for unloading damaged railroad
tank cars in the field. The Committee notes the FRA is updating
its 2007 vent and burn reports to include clear instructions
for incident commanders on the use of vent and burn, as well as
other tank car mitigation methods during a rail hazardous
materials incident. The Committee looks forward to the
publication of these updates.
Rail bogie equipment.--The Committee urges the FRA to
establish standards for critical rail bogie equipment
replacement cycles, limit the amount of time a rail car may sit
idle before affecting the life and performance of critical rail
bogie equipment, and limit the maximum time in service of
critical rail bogie equipment.
Railroad safety inspectors staffing levels.--The Committee
encourages the FRA to take all necessary steps to ensure
inspector staffing meets the needs of evolving rail safety
challenges and directs the agency to brief the House and Senate
Appropriations Committees within 120 days of enactment of this
Act on current inspector levels, hiring efforts, vacancy rates,
regional distribution of inspectors, and any barriers to
recruitment and retention.
Trespasser prevention.--The Committee directs the FRA to
brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations no
later than 270 days after enactment of this Act on the FRA
resources used to decrease trespasser incidents and fatalities.
The briefing must include information on what areas across the
country have the highest number of trespasser incidents and
fatalities and provide a summary of FRA's efforts and guidance
to assist states and localities to reduce trespasser
fatalities.
RAILROAD RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $54,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 44,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 44,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -10,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The railroad research and development program provides
support for the FRA's policy and regulatory efforts. The
program's objectives are to reduce the frequency and severity
of railroad accidents through scientific advancement, and to
support technological innovations in conventional and high-
speed railroads.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $44,000,000 for the
railroad research and development program. Of the total funds
provided, up to $3,000,000 is available to make improvements at
the transportation technology center (TTC) as authorized by
section 22102(c) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
(P.L. 117-58).
Short-line safety.--The Committee provides $2,500,000 to
continue to improve safety practices and training for class II
and class III freight railroads, including efforts to improve
the safe transportation of hazardous materials, other freight,
and passenger rail.
Vent and burn research and testing.--To appropriately
evaluate and develop updated vent and burn reports, guidance
and best practices, the Committee directs FRA to use existing
resources to ensure first responders, rail industry hazardous
material teams, and other incident command stakeholders are
best prepared to respond to rail hazardous material incidents.
Train noise.--The Committee notes that the FRA is
responsible for enforcing noise emission standards for railroad
operations. Further, the Committee understands that vibrations
may indicate a railroad safety mechanical or structural issue,
which the FRA could identify and address through inspection and
compliance with the FRA's railroad safety regulations. The
Committee urges the FRA to increase its engagement with local
communities experiencing such impacts to develop local
solutions, as appropriate.
FEDERAL-STATE PARTNERSHIP FOR INTERCITY PASSENGER RAIL
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $75,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -75,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Federal-state partnership for intercity passenger rail
grant program is authorized by section 24911 of title 49,
United States Code. Eligible activities include capital
projects, as well as planning, environmental studies, and final
design of capital projects, to: (1) replace, rehabilitate, or
repair infrastructure, equipment, or a facility used for
providing intercity passenger rail service to bring such assets
into a state of good repair; (2) improve intercity passenger
rail service performance; and (3) expand or establish new
intercity passenger rail service. States, a group of states,
interstate compacts, public agencies or publicly chartered
authorities established by one or more states, political
subdivisions of a state, Amtrak, Tribes, or a combination of
such entities are eligible to apply for this competitive grant
program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends no additional funding for the
Federal-state partnership for intercity passenger rail grant
program. The Committee notes the IIJA provides $7,200,000,000
in advance appropriations for the program in fiscal year 2026.
Great Lakes corridor.--The Committee requests a briefing
from the FRA on the barriers to passenger rail service in the
Great Lakes region no later than 270 days after enactment of
this Act. The briefing should include infrastructure
requirements, station and facility needs, and regulatory
considerations related to cross-border operations.
CONSOLIDATED RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $100,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 500,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 538,402,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +438,402,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. 38,402,000
*Available by transfer of amounts from Fed-State Partnership Program
advance appropriation in Division J of P.L. 117-58.
The consolidated rail infrastructure and safety
improvements grant program is authorized by section 22907 of
title 49, United States Code, to improve the safety,
efficiency, and reliability of passenger and freight rail
transportation systems. Eligible activities include a wide
range of capital, safety technology deployment, trespassing
prevention measures, regional and corridor planning,
environmental analyses, research, workforce development, and
training projects. States, a group of states, interstate
compacts, public agencies or publicly chartered authorities
established by one or more states, political subdivisions of a
state, Tribes, Amtrak or other intercity passenger rail
operators, class II or class III railroads and associations
representing such railroads, rail carriers and rail equipment
manufacturers in partnership with a public entity, the
transportation research board, university transportation
centers, and non-profit rail labor organizations are eligible
to apply for this competitive grant program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $538,402,000 for the
CRISI grant program, of which $38,402,000 is community project
funding in accordance with the table at the end of this report.
$500,000,000 of the amounts provided are available by transfer
of the unobligated balances from the Federal-State Partnership
for Intercity Passenger Rail program advance appropriation from
the IIJA. In addition to the recommendation, the IIJA provides
$1,000,000,000 in advance appropriations for the CRISI program
in fiscal year 2026.
GRANTS TO THE NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION (AMTRAK)
Amtrak was created by Congress in the Rail Passenger
Service Act of 1970 (P.L. 91-518) to operate intercity
passenger rail service, which was previously operated by
private railroads. Amtrak assumed the common carrier
obligations of the private railroads in exchange for the right
to access to the private railroad tracks for an incremental
cost.
The IIJA authorizes funding for northeast corridor (NEC)
grants to Amtrak and national network grants to Amtrak, which
encompasses Amtrak's state-supported and long-distance routes,
as well as other non-NEC activities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides a total of
$2,312,584,000 for Amtrak through the northeast corridor grants
and national network grants accounts. In addition to the
recommendation, the IIJA provides $4,317,000,000 in advance
appropriations each fiscal year until 2026 to Amtrak through
the northeast corridor grants and national network grants
accounts for certain capital projects.
Baby changing on board.--The Committee encourages Amtrak to
assess the feasibility of retrofitting existing equipment to
provide baby changing accommodations on board where possible.
Charter trains and private cars.--The Committee requests
Amtrak to include in its 2026 General and Legislative annual
report the impact of its policies to charter trains and private
trains, including amounts and percentages by which revenues and
usage changed and separate figures for charter trains run with
Amtrak-owned and with privately-owned cars. The Committee
requests that Amtrak continue to update and evaluate the list
of eligible locations for private cars and trains.
NORTHEAST CORRIDOR GRANTS TO THE NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER
CORPORATION
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,141,442,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 850,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 924,970,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -216,472,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +74,970,000
*Available by transfer of amounts from Fed-State Partnership Program
appropriation in P.L. 117-58 Division J.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $924,967,000 for
northeast corridor grants to Amtrak to support capital projects
and debt service. The Committee recommendation includes up to
$5,000,000 for the Northeast Corridor Commission (NECC). The
amounts provided are available by transfer of the unobligated
balances from the Federal-State Partnership for Intercity
Passenger Rail advance appropriation from the IIJA. The
Committee notes the IIJA provides $1,200,000,000 advance
appropriations for the NEC in fiscal year 2026.
NATIONAL NETWORK GRANTS TO THE NATIONAL RAILROAD
PASSENGER CORPORATION
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,286,321,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 1,577,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 1,387,614,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +101,293,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -189,386,000
*Available by transfer of amounts from Fed-State Partnership Program in
Division J of P.L. 117-58.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $1,387,614,000 for
national network grants to Amtrak to support capital, debt, and
operating needs of Amtrak's long-distance and state-supported
routes, and other non-NEC activities. The recommendation
includes $3,000,000 for the state-supported route committee.
The recommendation does not provide additional funding for the
interstate rail compacts grant program. The amounts provided
are made available by transfer of the unobligated balances from
the Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail
program advance appropriation from the IIJA. The Committee
notes the IIJA provides $3,200,000,000 advance appropriations
for additional capital improvements of the national network in
fiscal year 2026.
Chicago Union Station.--Chicago Union Station (CUS) serves
millions of long-distance, State-supported, and commuter
passengers. CUS also connects multiple intercity passenger rail
services and transit authorities and is the busiest corridor
outside of the Northeast Corridor. Amtrak is directed to report
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 60
days of enactment of this Act on the planned use of funds made
available in this Act for the CUS improvement project.
Ogden passenger rail feasibility study.--The Committee
notes the FRA Long Distance Study published in January 2025
includes two preferred route options for Amtrak which serve
Ogden, Utah. This study included alignments, station stops,
preliminary operating and capital costs, general timelines, and
public benefits for each route. However, more analysis is
required on the infrastructure cost required to add capacity to
accommodate passenger service. The Committee directs the FRA
and Amtrak conduct further analysis on planning and advancing
expansion of intercity passenger rail service, especially as it
relates to special event needs such as the 2034 Winter
Olympics.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
(INCLUDING RESCISSION)
Section 150 allows the FRA to transfer certain amounts made
available in this and prior Acts to the financial assistance
oversight and technical assistance account to support the
award, administration, project management oversight, and
technical assistance of grants administered by the FRA, with an
exception.
Section 151 limits overtime to $35,000 per Amtrak employee
and allows Amtrak's president to waive this restriction for
specific employees for safety or operational efficiency
reasons. It also requires Amtrak to submit a report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations no later than 60
days after enactment of this Act summarizing overtime payments
incurred by Amtrak for calendar year 2023 and the three prior
calendar years. The summary shall include the total number of
employees that received waivers and the total overtime payments
paid to employees receiving waivers for each month for 2023 and
the three prior calendar years.
Section 152 prohibits funds from being used to reduce
Amtrak police department officers patrolling on board passenger
trains or at stations, facilities or rights-of-way below the
May 1, 2019 staffing level.
Section 153 prohibits funds from being used for a high-
speed rail project in the state of California.
Section 154 provides $15,000,000 from Federal-state
partnership for intercity passenger rail grants under Division
J of Public Law 117-58 to the Union Station Redevelopment
Corporation (USRC) for repair and rehabilitation of the
Washington Union Station complex. It also reiterates certain
statutory responsibilities of the USRC and makes additions to
the USRC Board.
Section 155 rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Section 156 prohibits funds from being used for a high-
speed rail project in the state of Texas.
Section 157 prohibits funds from being used for an
intercity passenger rail project in the state of Minnesota.
Federal Transit Administration
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) was established as
a component of the Department of Transportation on July 1,
1968, when most of the functions and programs under the Federal
Transit Act (78 Stat. 302; 49 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.) were
transferred from the Department of Housing and Urban
Development. The FTA administers Federal financial assistance
programs for planning, developing, and improving comprehensive
mass transportation systems in both urban and non-urban areas.
The most recent authorization for the programs under FTA is
contained in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (P.L.
117-58). Annual appropriations Acts include annual limitations
on obligations for the transit formula grants programs, and
direct appropriations of budget authority from the general fund
of the Treasury for capital investment grants and other
programs.
TRANSIT FORMULA GRANTS
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
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Liquidation of
contract Limitation on
authority obligations
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025... $14,279,000,000 $14,279,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.. 14,642,000,000 14,642,000,000
Recommended in the bill........... 14,642,000,000 14,642,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year +363,000,000 +363,000,000
2025.............................
Budget request, fiscal year - - - - - -
2026.............................
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Authorization acts provide contract authority for the
transit formula grant programs from the mass transit account of
the Highway Trust Fund. These programs include: urbanized area
formula grants, state of good repair grants, formula grants for
rural areas, growing states and high-density states, mobility
for seniors and persons with disabilities, buses and bus
facilities grants, bus testing facilities, planning programs,
transit-oriented development, a pilot program for enhanced
mobility, public transportation innovation, technical
assistance and workforce development, the national transit
database, and the FTA's administrative expenses. This Act sets
an annual obligation limitation for such authority and provides
liquidating cash. This account is the only FTA account funded
from the Highway Trust Fund.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides a liquidation of
contract authorization and a limitation on obligations of
$14,642,000,000 for transit formula grants and programs,
consistent with the amounts authorized in the IIJA.
Aging infrastructure.--The Committee is aware of
significantly aging bridges on our nation's commuter rail
systems, especially in older metropolitan areas. Commuter
railroads face unique challenges since many tend to be legacy
systems in which much of the infrastructure, including bridges,
was built over a century ago. The Committee directs FTA, in
coordination with FRA, to conduct a national assessment on the
condition of commuter rail bridges and identify the unique
needs of legacy systems in which a majority of the commuter
railroad-owned bridge assets serving an area are greater than
100 years old. The Committee expects FTA to report its findings
to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations not less
than 180 days after enactment of this Act.
Bus-to-person collisions.--The Committee commends FTA for
its efforts to encourage the adoption of mitigation strategies
that reduce bus-to-person collisions, including the issuance of
FTA Safety Advisory 23-1. As such, the Committee urges FTA to
encourage transit agencies to adopt proven on-board technology
solutions to detect, deter, and avoid collisions through
program guidance and NOFOs, where permissible and feasible.
Early property acquisition.--The Committee directs FTA to
brief the House and Senate Appropriations Committees on its
current practices regarding its interpretation of section
5323(q) under title 49, U.S.C. and its relation to project
completion timelines no later than 180 days of enactment of
this Act.
Mobility as a service.--The Committee recognizes the
potential of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in enhancing the
efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability of both urban and
rural transportation systems across the United States. The
Committee believes FTA, under current law, may treat MaaS as a
service as a capital expense, therefore making MaaS eligible
for capital funding from the Federal Transit Administration
(FTA). Including MaaS within FTA's framework will foster
innovation and improve mobility options for all citizens.
Furthermore, the Committee recommends that FTA provide clear
guidelines and criteria for MaaS capital funding applications
to ensure transparency and facilitate the participation of
various stakeholders, including transit agencies, private
sector partners, and local governments.
Roadway worker protections.--The Committee is concerned
about the safety of transit employees working on or near
transit rail tracks. Proven roadway worker protection (RWP)
technologies exist that provide advanced train approach
warnings and have the potential to improve the safety and
efficiency of rail operations. The Committee encourages FTA to
promote the maximum level of RWP safety, to the extent
permissible under current law.
Transit access and ridership study.--The Committee supports
public transportation systems utilizing data to understand
ridership trends and community impacts. The Committee directs
GAO to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations no later than 2 years after enactment of this
Act on the challenges of transit ridership, including:
(1) an assessment of the challenges for transit
agencies in maintaining riders and attracting new
riders, particularly as commuting patterns have
changed.
(2) an assessment on the level of transit access for
riders and prospective riders across all systems--bus,
subway, light rail, commuter rail, and ferry--and
across urban, suburban, and rural areas.
(3) an assessment on how, if at all, an expansion of
the data included within the BTS National Transit Map
could help transit agencies improve transit service
across communities.
Transit-oriented development.--The Committee acknowledges
that restrictive local zoning and planning policies can hinder
community access to public transit, employment, and public
services. Therefore, the Committee urges FTA to encourage
states and metropolitan planning organizations to strongly
consider transit-oriented development in their project
selections. Such policies may include reducing or eliminating
minimum lot sizes, height limits, or parking minimums, or
establishing by-right and objective approval processes in areas
located in the vicinity of transit facilities.
Updates to the FTA's best practices procurement and lessons
learned manual.--The Committee directs the FTA to update its
best practices procurement manual within 180 days of enactment
of this Act and, to the greatest extent practicable,
incorporate recommendations submitted to the agency by
passenger the transportation contracting industry for
consideration.
TRANSIT INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $45,569,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 97,266,390
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +51,697,390
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +97,266,390
Authorization acts provide contract authority for the
transit formula grant programs from the mass transit account of
the Highway Trust Fund. This account provides additional
funding from the general fund of the Treasury for transit
priorities authorized under chapter 53 of title 49, United
States Code.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $97,266,390 in
transit infrastructure grants. Of this amount, $95,766,390 is
for community project funding in accordance with the table at
the end of this report and $1,500,000 is for bus testing as
authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5318.
Domestic content.--The Committee notes that section 70914
of P.L. 117-58 requires all Federal agencies to ensure that
Federally-assisted infrastructure projects use domestically
produced iron, steel, manufactured products, and construction
materials. The Committee recognizes the ferry industry faces
various regulatory regimes under Buy America. Consistent with
the joint explanatory statement accompanying the Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2024 (P.L. 118-420), the Committee
continues to urge FTA to utilize existing authority to provide
the most transparent process when fulfilling domestic content
requirements for funding ferry construction.
Low or no emission bus and bus facilities grant program.--
The Committee acknowledges the Low or No Emission Bus and Bus
Facility grant program has accelerated the adoption of
innovative transit vehicles and infrastructure nationwide.
Further, this funding has positioned the transit industry as an
early adopter of cutting-edge technologies. Low-No grants have
delivered tangible benefits across all 50 states, improving air
quality, lowering operating costs, and strengthening transit
infrastructure. These investments support vital connectivity
for local riders in both urban and rural communities,
transforming the sector over the past decade.
Transit vehicle innovation deployment center (TVIDC).--The
Committee urges FTA to utilize the TVIDC program to research
efficiency improvements, component testing (including the use
of FTA-appointed component testing centers), and technical
assistance coordination. FTA is further encouraged to focus
TVIDC on increasing transit agency planning, procuring, and
advanced technology deployment skills using the TVIDC's
national and industry-wide coordination structure.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $7,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 7,500,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +7,500,000
The IIJA authorizes the FTA to provide technical assistance
under section 5314 of title 49, United States Code, for
standards development, human resource and training activities,
and workforce development programs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $7,500,000 for
technical assistance and training authorized under section 5314
of title 49, United States Code. In addition to the amounts
provided under this heading, $12,982,608 is provided for
activities under section 5314 of title 49, United States Code,
through the mass transit account of the Highway Trust Fund
under the heading Transit Formula Grants'.
Small-urban, rural, and tribal transit providers.--The
Committee directs that not less than $1,500,000 shall be for a
cooperative agreement through which the FTA assists small-
urban, rural, and tribal public transit recipients and planning
organizations with applied innovation and capacity building.
Such technical assistance should help recipients and
subrecipients successfully incorporate more low- and zero-
emission transit vehicles in their fleets; develop effective
post-pandemic transit service strategies and configurations;
establish responsive forms of transit in historically
underserved areas; deploy effective cybersecurity measures; and
assist rural and small-urban areas with changing mode-share
strategies, particularly with respect to changing patterns of
urban growth and transit needs as indicated by the 2020
decennial census.
Zero-emission maintenance training.--The Committee notes
that 49 U.S.C. 5339(d) requires FTA to set aside 5 percent of
Low or No Emission grants for workforce development activities
related to zero emission vehicles. The Committee requests a
briefing from the FTA on the effectiveness of this funding for
grantees in improving their agency mechanics and other
maintenance personnel's skills in maintaining and repairing low
and zero-emission vehicles.
CAPITAL INVESTMENT GRANTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $2,205,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 2,205,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 53,745,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -2,151,255,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -2,151,255,000
The capital investment grants (CIG) program is authorized
by section 5309 of title 49, United States Code, to provide
discretionary grants for transit capital investment in rail or
other fixed guideway systems, including heavy rail, commuter
rail, light rail, streetcars, and bus rapid transit. Eligible
recipients include public bodies and agencies including states,
municipalities, other political subdivisions of states; public
agencies and instrumentalities of one or more states; and
certain public corporations, boards, and commissions under
state law.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $53,745,000 for
capital investment grants. The recommendation adjusts the set-
asides of the $1,600,000,000 provided under this heading in
division J of the IIJA in order to ensure that, when combined
with amounts provided in this Act, the $1,584,000,000 in
unallocated balances from FY2025 under division J of the IIJA,
and the $292,088,000 unallocated from the Full-Year Continuing
Appropriations and Extension Act, 2025 (P.L. 119-4), there are
total budgetary resources of $3,529,833,000 for fiscal year
2026.
From those total budgetary resources, the following
projects are funded in the following amounts.
The recommendation provides $1,357,300,000 for all current
and on-going full funding grant agreements (FFGA) consistent
with the agreed-upon payout schedules for each project.
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Fiscal year 2026
Signed FFGAs recommendation
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NY--Second Avenue Subway Phase 2............... $307,300,000
NY/NJ--Hudson Tunnels.......................... 700,000,000
IL--Red Line Extension......................... 350,000,000
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The Committee's recommendation provides $976,000,000 for
the following new starts projects anticipating an FFGA.
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Fiscal year 2026
Anticipated FFGAs recommendation
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CA--BART Silicon Valley Phase II............... $250,000,000
SC--Lowcountry Rapid Transit................... 275,000,000
Any other new starts projects that may become 451,000,000
ready.........................................
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In addition, the recommendation provides $1,180,000,000 for
the following small starts projects anticipating a SSGA.
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Fiscal year 2026
Anticipated SSGAs recommendation
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CA--Vermont Ave BRT............................ $149,900,000
CA--Downtown Riverfront Streetcar.............. 36,300,000
CO--West Elizabeth BRT Corridor Project........ 63,400,000
GA--MARTA Rapid Southlake...................... 60,900,000
MA--Blue Hill Avenue Transit Action Plan....... 100,000,000
MD--Veirs Mill Road BRT........................ 141,800,000
NC--North-South BRT............................ 113,900,000
OH--Hamilton Avenue Corridor BRT............... 137,200,000
OH--Reading Road Corridor BRT.................. 116,700,000
OH--West Broad Street BRT...................... 141,800,000
WI--Madison North-South BRT.................... 118,100,000
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Finally, the Committee's recommendation includes
$16,533,000 for oversight activities related to the investments
of this account.
Affordable and workforce housing consideration.--The
Committee understands that FTA evaluates affordable housing
under both the economic development and land use criteria of
the CIG program. The Committee is encouraged by the update to
the CIG policy guidance in December 2024 regarding economic
development and land use.
CIG administration.--The Committee directs the FTA to
continue to update the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations, monthly, on the status of projects that are in
the current CIG funding pipeline. The Committee reminds the FTA
that section 5309 of title 49, United States Code, requires the
FTA to issue policy guidance each time significant changes are
made to such processes and criteria, but not less than once
every two years.
The recommendation requires the Secretary to submit the
fiscal year 2027 annual report on funding recommendations as
required by section 5309 of title 49, United States Code, with
the fiscal year 2027 budget request, and to include proposed
funding allocations for fiscal year 2027. Further, the
Committee directs the FTA to maintain the Federal funding
commitments for all existing grant agreements, to identify all
projects with a medium or higher rating that anticipate
requesting a grant agreement in fiscal year 2027, and to submit
a list of projects to which it expects to award a full funding
grant agreement (FFGA), or small starts grant agreement during
the budget year.
FFGAs.--Section 5309 of title 49, United States Code,
requires that the FTA notify the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations as well as the House Committee on Transportation
and Infrastructure and the Senate Committee on Banking,
Housing, and Urban Affairs not later than 15 days prior to
executing a FFGA. In its notification to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations, the Committee directs the FTA to
include the following: (1) a copy of the proposed FFGA; (2) the
total and annual Federal appropriations amount required for the
project; (3) yearly and total Federal appropriations amount
that can be reasonably planned or anticipated for future FFGAs
for each fiscal year through 2028; (4) a detailed analysis of
annual commitments for current and anticipated FFGAs against
the program authorization, by individual project; (5) a
financial analysis of the project's cost and the sponsor's
ability to finance the project, which shall be conducted by an
independent examiner, and shall include an assessment of the
capital cost estimate and finance plan; (6) the source and
security of all public- and private-sector financial
instruments; (7) the project's operating plan, which enumerates
the project's future revenue and ridership forecasts; and (8) a
listing of all planned contingencies and possible risks
associated with the project.
The Committee continues to direct the FTA to inform the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations in writing 30
days prior to approving schedule, scope, or budget changes to
any FFGA. Correspondence relating to such changes shall include
any budget revisions or program changes that materially alter
the project as originally stipulated in the FFGA, including any
proposed change in rail car procurements.
In addition, the Committee directs the FTA to continue
reporting monthly to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on the status of each project with a FFGA or
that is within two years of executing a FFGA. The Committee
directs that such monthly reporting includes any requests for
letters of no prejudice and the level of funds allocated and
obligated, by fiscal year.
GRANTS TO THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA
TRANSIT AUTHORITY
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $150,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 150,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 150,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
This program provides grants to the Washington Metropolitan
Area Transit Authority (WMATA) for capital investment and asset
rehabilitation activities as authorized by the IIJA. These
funds, along with funds provided under the FTA's core formula
programs, will help return the existing system to a state of
good repair and improve the safety and reliability of service.
Federal funds provided under this account are matched dollar-
for-dollar by Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia
in equal proportions.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $150,000,000 for
WMATA for critical capital and safety improvements. The three
WMATA jurisdictions collectively match this funding with
another $150,000,000 each year.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Section 160 exempts previously made transit obligations
from limitations on obligations.
Section 161 allows funds provided in this Act that remain
unobligated by September 30, 2029, for capital investment
grants projects to be available for other projects to use the
funds for the purposes for which they were originally provided.
Section 162 allows for the transfer of appropriations made
prior to October 1, 2025, from older accounts to be merged into
new accounts with similar, current activities.
Section 163 prohibits the enforcement of the Rostenkowski
test.
Section 164 rescinds certain unobligated funds.
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway navigation system is a
binational, 15-lock system jointly operated by the Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation (GLS) and its
Canadian counterpart, the Canadian St. Lawrence Seaway
Management Corporation. The GLS was established by the St.
Lawrence Seaway Act of 1954, is a wholly owned government
corporation, as well as an operating administration of the U.S.
Department of Transportation. The GLS is charged with operating
and maintaining the U.S. portion of the Great Lakes St.
Lawrence Seaway, which includes the two U.S. locks in Massena,
New York, vessel traffic control in portions of the St.
Lawrence River and Lake Ontario, and trade development
functions to enhance the utilization of the Great Lakes St.
Lawrence Seaway. The Water Resources Development Act of 1986
(P.L. 99-662) authorized the harbor maintenance trust fund as a
source of appropriations for the GLS operations and
maintenance. Additionally, the GLS generates non-Federal
revenues which can be used for operations and maintenance.
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
(HARBOR MAINTENANCE TRUST FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $40,288,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 41,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 38,080,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -2,208,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -2,920,000
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $38,080,000 to fund
the operations, maintenance, and capital infrastructure
activities of the GLS. Of the total funds provided, not less
than $15,950,000 is for the seaway infrastructure program. This
funding level reflects staffing levels in line with reductions
in force and deferred resignations not included in the budget
request. The recommendation does not support the budget request
to transfer human resources, communications, government
affairs, procurement, IT, and civil rights functions of the GLS
into DOT's Working Capital Fund.
Market development and promotion.--Within the amount
provided, $1,000,000 is for marketing and trade development and
promotion of the Great Lakes navigation system, to be carried
out in cooperation with system stakeholders.
MARITIME ADMINISTRATION
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) is responsible for
strengthening the U.S. maritime industry in support of the
nation's security and economic needs, as authorized by the
Merchant Marine Act of 1936 (P.L. 74-835). MARAD's mission is
to promote the development and maintenance of a U.S. merchant
marine sufficient to carry the nation's waterborne domestic
commerce and a substantial portion of its waterborne foreign
commerce, and to serve as a naval and military auxiliary in
time of war or national emergency.
MARAD, working with the Department of Defense (DOD),
provides a seamless, time-phased transition from peacetime to
wartime operations, while balancing the defense and commercial
elements of the maritime transportation system. MARAD also
manages the Maritime Security Program, the Cable Security Fleet
Program, the Tanker Security Fleet Program, the Voluntary
Intermodal Sealift Agreement Program, and the Ready Reserve
Force, which assures DOD access to commercial and strategic
sealift and associated intermodal capability. Further, MARAD's
education and training programs through the U.S. Merchant
Marine Academy and six state maritime academies help develop
skilled U.S. merchant marine officers.
MARITIME SECURITY PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $318,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 372,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 380,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +62,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +8,000,000
*Also includes a rescission of $27,000,000 from prior year balances.
The Maritime Security Program (MSP) is authorized by
chapter 531 of title 46, United States Code, to maintain and
preserve a flag merchant fleet to serve the national security
needs of the United States. MSP provides direct payments to
U.S. flagship operators engaged in U.S.-foreign trade.
Participating operators are required to keep vessels in active
commercial service and are required to provide intermodal
sealift support to the DOD in times of war or national
emergency.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $380,000,000 for the
maritime security program, $62,000,000 above the fiscal year
2025 enacted level. In addition, the Committee recommends a
rescission of $27,000,000 from unused prior year balances.
Surge capacity in crisis and conflict.--The Committee
recognizes that a military crisis and conflict with a near peer
competitor could strain MARAD's National Defense Reserve Fleet
and Maritime Security Program fleet. Therefore, the Committee
directs MARAD to submit the assessment of U.S. sealift
capability required by section 3512(a) of P.L. 118-159 to the
House and Senate Appropriations Committees upon its completion.
CABLE SECURITY PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $10,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 10,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +10,000,000
*Also includes a rescission of $12,000,000 from prior year balances.
The cable security fleet program is authorized by chapter
532 of title 46, United States Code. The purpose of the cable
security fleet program is to establish and maintain a fleet of
United States-documented cable vessels to meet the national
security requirements of the United States. The program will
provide direct payments to U.S. flagship operators, and
participating operators are in turn required to operate in
commercial service providing cable services and to make the
vessel available upon the request of the DOD.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $10,000,000 for the
cable security fleet program, the same as the fiscal year 2025
enacted level. In addition, the Committee recommends a
rescission of $12,000,000 from unused prior year balances.
TANKER SECURITY PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $60,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 120,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 91,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +31,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026 ................. -29,000,000
*Also includes a rescission of $54,000,000 from prior year balances.
The tanker security fleet program is authorized by chapter
534 of title 46, United States Code. The purpose of the tanker
security fleet program is to establish and maintain a fleet of
active, commercially viable, militarily useful, privately-owned
product tank vessels to meet the national defense and other
security requirements of the United States. The program
provides direct payments to U.S. flagship operators, and
participating operators are in turn required to operate in U.S.
foreign commerce, mixed U.S. foreign commerce, and domestic
trade and to make the vessel available upon the request of the
DOD.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $91,000,000 for the
tanker security fleet program as authorized, an increase of
$31,000,000 above the fiscal year 2025 enacted level. In
addition, the Committee recommends a rescission of $54,000,000
from unused prior year balances. The recommendation, including
carryover balances, accommodates the vessel operating agreement
funding level as authorized by P.L. 118-159 which shall be made
payable as directed by section 3531 of such public law for
fiscal years 2025 and 2026.
Expansion of vessels in program.--The Committee
acknowledges the growing need for fuel tankers to meet DoD
surge sealift requirements and notes the budget request level
supports increasing the number of vessels in the TSP from 10 to
20 ships as authorized in P.L. 117-263. To inform this
programmatic expansion, Congress required a report on ``the
timeline for entering 20-vessels into Tanker Security Program
not later than September 30, 2024, including all vessel
conversation requirements, and crew training requirements.''
The report provided failed to properly respond to Congressional
expectations with sufficient detail, citing that the United
States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) plays a pivotal role
in determining potential operating environments and that
diverse fleet of tankers is required. The Committee directs
MARAD, in coordination with TRANSCOM, to identify the preferred
vessel capacity demands, conversion requirements, crew
requirements, and timeline for inclusion into the TSP within 90
days of enactment of this Act.
OPERATIONS AND TRAINING
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $267,775,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 235,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 271,775,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +4,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +36,775,000
The operations and training account provides funding for
headquarters and field offices to administer and direct MARAD
operations and programs and for the operation of the U.S.
Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA).
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $271,775,000 for the
operations and training account, $4,000,000 above the fiscal
year 2025 enacted level. This funding level reflects staffing
levels in line with reductions in force and deferred
resignations not included in the budget request. The
recommendation does not support the budget request to transfer
human resources, communications, government affairs,
procurement, IT, and civil rights functions of MARAD into DOT's
Working Capital Fund. The following table provides funding
levels for activities within this account:
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Request Recommendation
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USMMA operations.................. $101,500,000 $101,500,000
USMMA facilities maintenance and 50,000,000 50,000,000
repair, and equipment............
USMMA capital improvement......... - - - 32,123,000
Maritime environmental and - - - 5,000,000
technical assistance program.....
America's marine highway program.. 10,000,000 7,500,000
MARAD headquarters operations..... 73,500,000 75,652,000
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Total......................... 235,000,000 271,775,000
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MARAD staffing.--The Committee requests that MARAD continue
to provide the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
with quarterly staffing data, including hiring and separations,
by program office, for all positions funded by this Act in the
MARAD headquarters operations and USMMA operations PPA.
Maritime workforce development.--The Committee remains
concerned about the growing shortage of credentialed mariners,
which threatens the viability of sealift capabilities and the
commercial maritime sector. To address this shortage, the
Committee directs MARAD to proactively support developing
maritime education programs, including the establishment of new
state maritime academies, by providing technical assistance and
prioritizing the timely review of curricula, licensing
pathways, and training programs. The Committee directs MARAD to
coordinate with the U.S. Coast Guard, facilitate industry
partnerships to meet certification requirements, and establish
clear timelines, points of contact, and guidance materials to
assist emerging programs in navigating the federal review and
certification process.
Maritime workforce promotion and recruitment.--The
Committee is concerned that a shortage in the American maritime
workforce poses a threat not just to commerce but to national
security. The Committee strongly encourages MARAD to prioritize
its marketing and advertising budget to develop and implement a
comprehensive marketing, recruiting, and public relations
campaign to attract workers to the U.S.-flag merchant marine
and shipbuilding industries.
USMMA capital improvement projects (CIP).--The Committee
directs MARAD to finalize the 10-year comprehensive
modernization plan as proposed in the pending fiscal year 2026
National Defense Authorization Act and as identified in the
fiscal year 2023 USMMA capital improvement plan to Congress.
MARAD shall continue to use the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to
facilitate and execute facility improvements as expeditiously
as possible in order to attract new entrants to serve as future
leaders in the United States Merchant Marine and provide the
next generation of service obligated Merchant Marine Officers
with the quality of education they deserve and the Nation
needs.
STATE MARITIME ACADEMY OPERATIONS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $125,788,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 90,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 91,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -34,788,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +1,000,000
The state maritime academy (SMA) operations account
provides financial assistance to state maritime academies.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $91,000,000 for the
state maritime academy operations account. The following table
provides funding levels for activities within this account:
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Request Recommendation
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Schoolship maintenance and repair... $7,800,000 $7,800,000
National security multi-mission 70,000,000 70,000,000
vessel program.....................
Student incentive program........... 2,400,000 2,400,000
Fuel assistance payments............ 3,800,000 3,800,000
Direct payments for SMAs............ 6,000,000 7,000,000
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Total........................... 90,000,000 91,000,000
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New state maritime academies.--The Committee recommendation
includes $1,000,000 for direct payment to a potential new state
maritime academy. The Committee encourages MARAD to provide
technical assistance to entities interested in becoming a
Federally recognized state maritime academy.
ASSISTANCE TO SMALL SHIPYARDS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $8,750,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 105,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 30,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +21,250,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -75,000,000
*Available by transfer of amounts from the Reduction of Truck Emissions
at Port Facilities program advance appropriation in Division J of P.L.
117-58.
As authorized under section 54101 of title 46, United
States Code, the assistance to small shipyards program provides
grants, loans, and loan guarantees to small shipyards for
capital improvements and maritime training programs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $30,000,000 for the
assistance to small shipyards program available by transfer of
the unobligated balances from the Reduction of Truck Emissions
at Port Facilities advance appropriation from the IIJA.
Buy America.--The Committee reminds MARAD that all federal
agencies must ensure that Federal financial assistance for
infrastructure projects use domestically produced iron, steel,
manufactured products, and construction materials. The
Committee expects MARAD to apply Buy America requirements under
46 USC 54101(d)(2) for the Small Shipyard Grant Program and
under 46 CFR 298.13 for any funds obligated by the
Administrator under 46 USC 53706(a).
SHIP DISPOSAL
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $6,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 6,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 6,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
MARAD serves as the Federal government's disposal agent for
government-owned merchant vessels weighing 1,500 gross tons or
more. The ship disposal program provides resources to dispose
of obsolete merchant-type vessels in the national defense
reserve fleet. These vessels pose a significant environmental
threat due to the presence of hazardous substances such as
asbestos and solid and liquid polychlorinated biphenyls.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $6,000,000 for the
ship disposal program, the same as the fiscal year 2025 enacted
level. Of the total funds provided, $3,000,000 is for
maintaining the NS Savannah in protective storage in accordance
with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's license requirements
while it is being disposed.
MARITIME GUARANTEED LOAN (TITLE XI) PROGRAM ACCOUNT
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $53,586,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 4,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 4,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -49,586,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The maritime guaranteed loan program, as established by
Title XI of the Merchant Marine Act of 1936 (P.L. 74-835),
provides for guaranteed loans for the construction,
reconstruction, or reconditioning of vessels by the U.S.
shipbuilding industry and for modernization of U.S. shipyards.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $4,000,000 for the
administrative expenses of the maritime guaranteed loan
program.
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $50,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 550,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 123,470,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +73,470,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -426,530,000
*Available by transfer of amounts from the Reduction of Truck Emissions
at Port Facilities program advance appropriation in Division J of P.L.
117-58.
The port infrastructure development program is authorized
by section 54301 of title 46, United States Code, to improve
port facilities and the transportation networks and flows of
cargo in, around, and through ports. Port authorities, states
and local governments, tribal governments, publicly chartered
entities, and special purpose districts with a transportation
function are eligible to apply for this competitive grant
program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $123,470,000 for the
port infrastructure development program (PIDP), of which
$43,470,000 is provided for community project funding in
accordance with the table at the end of this report.
$80,000,000 of the amounts provided are available by transfer
of the unobligated balances from the Reduction of Truck
Emissions at Port Facilities advance appropriation from the
IIJA. In addition to the recommendation, the IIJA provides
$450,000,000 in advance appropriations for the PIDP program in
fiscal year 2026.
Grant award process.--The Committee is aware of the rise of
inflation in goods and construction impacting the nation. There
is significant concern with the ongoing delays of grant
materials review and approvals for the PIPD program, as
seaports who apply for the program and are awarded an amount
are left identifying other funding revenues by the time the
Port is given a grant executed agreement. The Committee
requests a report within 60 days of enactment of this Act
identifying what steps MARAD is taking to streamline the
process and expedite awarding as seaports face the burden of
the ballooning construction cost of materials.
Inland ports support.--The Committee recognizes the
importance of IIJA's PIDP funds to advance critical priorities
at our nation's ports, and acknowledges the need to continue
upgrading vital infrastructure at small and inland ports with
deepwater shipping channels. The Committee supports MARAD's
consideration of cost-effectiveness when awarding PIDP grants
and encourages the Secretary to also consider geographic
diversity in its award of PIDP awards at the state and national
levels.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISION--MARITIME ADMINISTRATION
Section 170 authorizes MARAD to furnish utilities and
services and to make necessary repairs in connection with any
lease, contract, or occupancy involving government property
under control of MARAD and allows payments received to be
credited to the Treasury and to remain available until
expended.
Section 171 rescinds certain unobligated balances.
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
(PHMSA) administers nationwide safety programs designed to
protect the public and the environment from risks inherent in
the commercial transportation of hazardous materials by
pipeline, air, rail, vessel, and highway. Many of these
materials are essential to the national economy. The PHMSA's
highest priority is safety, and it uses safety management
principles and security assessments to promote the safe
transport of hazardous materials and the security of the
nation's pipelines, aboveground storage tanks, underground
natural gas storage facilities, and liquefied natural gas
facilities.
OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $31,681,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 31,681,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 28,619,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -3,062,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -3,062,000
This account funds the operational costs of the PHMSA,
including the agency-wide functions of administration,
management, policy development, legal counsel, budget,
financial management, civil rights, human resources,
acquisition services, information technology, and governmental
and public affairs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $28,619,000 for the
operational expenses account. Of the total funds provided,
$2,000,000 shall be for pipeline safety information grants to
communities as authorized by section 60130 of title 49, United
States Code, and $2,500,000 shall be for emergency response
grants as authorized by section 60125(b) of title 49, United
States Code. This funding level reflects staffing levels in
line with reductions in force and deferred resignations not
included in the budget request. The recommendation does not
support the budget request to transfer human resources,
communications, government affairs, procurement, IT, and civil
rights functions of PHMSA into DOT's Working Capital Fund.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $74,556,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 74,556,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 68,511,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -6,045,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -6,045,000
The hazardous materials safety account advances the safe
and secure transport of hazardous materials in commerce by air,
highway, rail, and vessel. The PHMSA evaluates hazardous
materials safety risks, develops and enforces regulations for
transporting hazardous materials, educates shippers and
carriers, investigates hazardous materials incidents and
failures, conducts research, and provides grants to improve
emergency response to transportation incidents involving
hazardous materials.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $68,511,000 for the
hazardous materials safety account, of which $9,570,000 shall
remain available until 2027. Funds made available until
September 30, 2027 are for long-term research and development
contracts, grants, and, in a more limited scope, contract
safety programs. This funding level reflects staffing levels in
line with reductions in force and deferred resignations not
included in the budget request. The recommendation does not
support the budget request to transfer human resources,
communications, government affairs, procurement, IT, and civil
rights functions of PHMSA into DOT's Working Capital Fund.
Of the total funds provided, $1,000,000 shall be for
community safety grants as authorized by section 5107(i) of
title 49, United States Code and $1,000,000 shall be for the
state hazardous materials safety inspection program. This
funding level supports $7,570,000 for PHMSA's Hazardous
Materials Research and Development Program.
UAS carriage of hazmat.--The Committee directs PHMSA and
the FAA to brief the House and Senate Appropriations Committees
no later than 180 days after the enactment of this Act on the
implementation of Section 933 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of
2024 (Public Law 118-63).
PIPELINE SAFETY
(PIPELINE SAFETY FUND)
(OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND)
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Underground
Liquefied natural gas
Oil spill Pipeline natural gas storage
liability safety fund siting facility Total
trust fund account safety
account
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....... $30,000,000 $180,786,000 $400,000 $7,000,000 $218,186,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...... 30,000,000 180,786,000 400,000 7,000,000 218,186,000
Recommended in the bill............... 30,000,000 186,888,000 400,000 7,000,000 218,288,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025... - - - +102,000 - - - - - - +102,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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The PHMSA oversees the safety, security, and environmental
protection of approximately 3,400,000 miles of pipelines, 168
liquefied natural gas facilities, and 400 underground natural
gas storage facilities through analysis of data, damage
prevention, education and training, development and enforcement
of regulations and policies, research and development, grants
for safety programs, and emergency planning and response to
accidents. The pipeline safety program is responsible for a
national regulatory program to protect the public against the
risks to life and property in the transportation of natural
gas, petroleum, and other hazardous materials by pipeline and
facilities that liquefy natural gas and store natural gas
underground.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $218,288,000 for the
pipeline safety account to continue pipeline safety operations,
research and development, and grants. Of the total funds
provided, $30,000,000 is from the oil spill liability trust
fund, $180,888,000 is from the pipeline safety fund, $400,000
is from the liquefied natural gas siting account within the
pipeline safety fund, and $7,000,000 is from the underground
natural gas storage facility safety account within the pipeline
safety fund. The following table provides funding levels for
activities within this account. This funding level reflects
staffing levels in line with reductions in force and deferred
resignations not included in the budget request. The
recommendation does not support the budget request to transfer
human resources, communications, government affairs,
procurement, IT, and civil rights functions of PHMSA into DOT's
Working Capital Fund.
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Request Recommendation
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Research and development.......... $12,500,000 $12,500,000
State pipeline safety grants...... 82,000,000 82,000,000
Underground natural gas storage - - - - - -
facility safety grants...........
One-call state grants............. 1,058,000 1,058,000
State damage prevention grants.... 1,500,000 1,500,000
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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GRANTS
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
(EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $46,825,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026*..................... 46,825,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 46,825,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
*The budget requests a removal of the obligation limitation for the
Emergency Preparedness account.
The Hazardous Materials Transportation Uniform Safety Act
of 1990 (P.L. 101-615) requires the PHMSA to: (1) develop and
implement a reimbursable emergency preparedness grants program;
(2) monitor public sector emergency response training and
planning and provide technical assistance to states, political
subdivisions, and tribal governments; and (3) develop and
periodically update a mandatory training curriculum for
emergency responders.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides an obligation
limitation of $46,825,000 for the emergency preparedness
grants, to remain available until 2029.
Hazardous materials registration fees.--The IIJA authorized
$46,825,000 for the emergency preparedness grant program. This
$18,507,000 increase prompted PHMSA to propose a rulemaking
(PHMSA-2022-033-0017) to raise the hazardous materials
registration fees. PHMSA has proposed to raise fees on small
businesses by 50 percent, while only increasing the fee on
large businesses by 16.5 percent.
The Committee notes that the 2024 joint explanatory
statement encouraged PHMSA to ensure that any increase in
hazardous materials registration fees should not
disproportionately impact small businesses. This directive
remains in effect. The Committee continues to direct PHMSA to
ensure the final rule adheres to Congressional intent and does
not disproportionately impact small businesses. The Committee
urges PHMSA, in reviewing these fees, to utilize carryover from
accumulated prior year balances and assess the ability of
grantees to use additional funds considering the number of
outstanding unexpended grant awards.
Further, the Committee notes the budget request to redirect
$3,000,000 in hazardous materials registration fees from the
Hazardous Materials Instructor Training (HMIT) program to
support the Community Safety Grant (CSG) program. The CSG
program is not authorized to receive hazardous materials
registration fees. If the HMIT program no longer requires
funding at the authorized level, the Committee urges PHMSA to
work with appropriate authorizing committees to adjust the
amount of fee revenue directed to this account.
Office of Inspector General
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $116,452,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 116,452,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 104,807,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -11,645,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -11,645,000
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) was established in
1978 to provide an objective and independent organization that
would be more effective in: (1) preventing and detecting fraud,
waste, and abuse in departmental programs and operations; and
(2) providing a means of keeping the Secretary of
Transportation and the Congress fully and currently informed of
problems and deficiencies in the administration of such
programs and operations. According to the authorizing
legislation, the Inspector General is to report dually to the
Secretary of Transportation and to Congress.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $104,807,000 for the Office of
Inspector General. This funding level reflects staffing levels
in line with reductions in force and deferred resignations not
included in the budget request.
Audit reports.--The Committee directs the OIG to continue
transmitting all audit reports to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations immediately after they are issued,
and to continue to make the Committee aware immediately of any
review that recommends cancellation or modifications to any
major acquisition project or grant, or which recommends
significant budgetary savings.
Oversight of IIJA implementation.--As the Department and
its Operating Administrations continue to expend IIJA funds,
the Committee continues to direct the OIG to notify the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations immediately of any
significant problems, abuses, or deficiencies it finds through
its monitoring of IIJA spending.
General Provisions--Department of Transportation
Section 180 provides authorization for the DOT to maintain
and operate aircraft, hire passenger motor vehicles and
aircraft, purchase liability insurance, pay for uniforms, and
purchase and operate unmanned aircraft systems.
Section 181 limits appropriations for services authorized
by 5 U.S.C. 3109 up to the rate permitted for an executive
level IV.
Section 182 prohibits recipients of funds in this act from
disseminating personal information obtained by state
departments of motor vehicles in connection to motor vehicle
records with an exception.
Section 183 prohibits funds in this act for salaries and
expenses of more than 125 political and presidential appointees
in the Department of Transportation.
Section 184 stipulates that revenue collected by the FHWA
and the FRA from states, counties, municipalities, other public
authorities, and private sources for training may be credited
to specific accounts within the agencies, with an exception for
state rail safety inspectors participating in training.
Section 185 prohibits the DOT from using funds to make a
loan, loan guarantee, line of credit, letter of intent,
Federally funded cooperative agreement, full funding grant
agreement, or discretionary grant unless the DOT gives a 3-day
advance notice to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations. The provision requires the DOT to provide a
comprehensive list of all such loans, loan guarantees, lines of
credit, letters of intent, Federally funded cooperative
agreements, full funding grant agreements, and discretionary
grants that will be announced with a 3-day advance notice to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations. The
provision also requires concurrent notice of any ``quick
release'' of funds from the FHWA's emergency relief program,
and prohibits notifications from involving funds not available
for obligation.
Section 186 allows funds received from rebates, refunds,
and similar sources to be credited to appropriations of the
DOT.
Section 187 requires reprogramming actions to be approved
or denied by the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
and reprogramming notifications shall be transmitted solely to
the Appropriations Committees.
Section 188 allows funds appropriated to operating
administrations to be obligated for the Office of the Secretary
for costs related to assessments only when such funds provide a
direct benefit to the operating administrations.
Section 189 authorizes the Secretary to carry out a program
that establishes uniform standards for developing and
supporting agency transit pass and transit benefits, including
distribution of transit benefits.
Section 190 allows the use of funds to assist a contract
utilizing geographic, economic, or other hiring preference not
otherwise authorized by law, only if certain requirements are
met related to availability of local labor, displacement of
existing employees, and delays in transportation plans.
Section 191 directs the Secretary of Transportation to work
with the Secretary of Homeland Security to ensure that best
practices for industrial control systems procurement are up to
date and that systems procured with funds provided under this
title were procured using such practices.
Section 192 prohibits funds from being used in
contravention of the American Security Drone Act of 2023.
Section 193 prohibits funds from being used to enforce a
mask mandate in response to the COVID-19 virus.
Section 194 prohibits funds to license, facilitate,
coordinate, or otherwise allow officials of a country
designated as a state sponsor of terrorism within the past
three fiscal years to, in their official capacity, observe,
tour, visit, or confer with DOT employees, including the FAA.
Section 195 reduces funds from the salaries and expenses of
the Office of the General Counsel and increases funds for the
Regional Infrastructure Accelerator program.
TITLE II--DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Management and Administration
Investment in Central Appalachia.--To diversify and enhance
economic opportunities, the Committee encourages the Secretary
to prioritize discretionary funding to distressed counties
within the Central Appalachian region to help communities and
regions that have been affected by job losses in coal mining,
coal power plant operations, and coal-related supply chain
industries due to the economic downturn of the coal industry.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $19,400,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 17,500,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 17,500,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -1,900,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Executive Offices (EO) account funds the salaries and
expenses for the leadership and executive management offices of
the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Specifically, these offices are the Office of the Secretary,
including the Executive Secretariat Division, the Office of the
Deputy Secretary, the Office of Congressional and
Intergovernmental Relations, the Office of Public Affairs, the
Office of Adjudicatory Services, the Office of Small and
Disadvantaged Business Utilization, and the Center for Faith-
Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $17,500,000 for the Executive
Offices.
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OFFICES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $686,400,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 580,800,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 580,800,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -105,600,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Administrative Support Offices (ASO) appropriation pays
for the staff and activity cost that cannot be attributable to
a specific departmental program. ASO offices provide
Department-wide services for both the programs and the program
staff. Specifically, these offices are: the Office of the Chief
Financial Officer, the Office of the General Counsel, Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Administration, the Office of Field
Policy and Management, the Office of Departmental Equal
Employment Opportunity, and the Office of the Chief Information
Officer.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $580,800,000 for the
Administrative Support Offices. The Committee recommends the
following amounts for each ASO office:
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Administrative Support Offices Recommendation
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Office of the Chief Financial Officer.................. $87,000,000
Office of the General Counsel.......................... 103,000,000
Office of Administration............................... 225,850,000
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer.............. 46,750,000
Office of the Chief Procurement Officer................ 24,250,000
Office of Field Policy and Management.................. 39,250,000
Office of Departmental Equal Employment Opportunity.... 2,700,000
Office of the Chief Information Officer................ 52,000,000
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Hiring and separation report.--The Committee requests HUD
to continue providing hiring and separation reports as directed
in the joint explanatory statement accompanying P.L. 118-42.
PROGRAM OFFICES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,097,164,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 870,700,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 870,700,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -226,464,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Program Offices appropriation pays for the staff cost
attributable to specific departmental programs, whereas the
cost of the assistance is accounted for in the preceding
program accounts. Each office implements one or more HUD
programs.
The Office of Public and Indian Housing
oversees the administration of the public housing,
housing choice voucher, and all of HUD's Native
American and Native Hawaiian programs.
The Office of Community Planning and
Development is responsible for the administration of
community development block grants (CDBG), the HOME
investment partnerships, homeless assistance grants,
and other community development programs.
The Office of Housing implements Federal
Housing Administration multi- and single-family
homeownership programs and assisted rental housing
programs.
The Office of Policy Development and
Research directs the Department's annual research
agenda to support the research and evaluation of
housing and other departmental initiatives to improve
HUD's effectiveness and operational efficiencies.
The Office of Fair Housing and Equal
Opportunity receives, investigates, conciliates, and
recommends the issuance of charges of discrimination
and determinations of non-compliance for complaints
filed under title VIII and other civil rights
authorities.
The Office of Lead Hazard Control and
Healthy Homes is responsible for the lead-based paint
hazard reduction program and addressing multiple
housing-related hazards affecting the health of
residents, particularly children.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $870,700,000 for the Program
Offices. The Committee recommends the following amounts for
each Program Office.
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Recommendation
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Office of Public and Indian Housing.................. $238,374,000
Office of Community Planning and Development......... 126,460,000
Office of Housing.................................... 395,199,000
Office of Policy Development and Research............ 31,365,000
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity......... 68,003,000
Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes...... 11,299,000
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WORKING CAPITAL FUND
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's working
capital fund (WCF), in its present form, was established by the
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016 (P.L. 114-113) to perform
a limited number of commodity-like administrative functions
where economies of scale can be achieved.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee includes a Working Capital Fund for the
Department to achieve efficient and effective delivery of
department-wide shared services.
Public and Indian Housing
TENANT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... *$36,041,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. **
Recommended in the bill........................... 35,267,941,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025............... -773,059,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.............. **
*$6,000,000,000 of this amount was designated as emergency spending.
**Funding for rental assistance is requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
This account administers the tenant-based section 8 rental
assistance program otherwise known as the housing choice
voucher program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $35,262,941,000 for tenant-based
rental assistance. The Committee continues the advance of
$4,000,000,000 of the funds appropriated under this heading for
section 8 programs to October 1, 2026. The following table
provides funding levels for activities funded within this
account.
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Recommendation
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Voucher renewals..................................... $32,145,000,000
Tenant protection vouchers........................... 374,876,000
Administrative fees.................................. 1,975,124,000
Section 811 mainstream vouchers...................... 742,941,000
Foster Youth Vouchers................................ 30,000,000
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Total............................................ 35,267,941,000
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State rental assistance program (SRAP) proposal.--The
Office of Management and Budget request proposes the creation
of a new State Rental Assistance Program, which would replace
the following HUD rental assistance programs: Tenant-Based
Rental Assistance; Public Housing; Project-Based Rental
Assistance; Housing for the Elderly; and Housing for Persons
with Disabilities--into a block grant program to States to
allow them to develop their ``own programs and priorities for
rental assistance based on their specific needs.'' It also
proposes funding for the Foster Youth to Independence (FYI)
Program, which the Committee recommends as a set-aside within
the tenant-based rental assistance program. The request
proposes a funding level of $36,212,000,000 for the SRAP
program, an over 40 percent reduction from current rental
assistance levels across HUD.
The Committee does not support funding the SRAP program
until it is authorized. The existing rental assistance programs
that SRAP would replace have current authorizations and
established legal frameworks. The proposed SRAP lacks both
authorization and critical implementation details, including
the formula for state resource allocation, preventing proper
congressional oversight and evaluation.
The Committee maintains funding for existing authorized
programs to ensure continuity of housing assistance for
vulnerable populations while program reforms are properly
vetted. Replacing functioning authorized programs with an
unauthorized alternative would disrupt services to elderly,
disabled, veterans, and working families who depend on these
vital housing supports. The Committee urges the Department to
work with authorizing committees to develop comprehensive
rental assistance reforms through the proper legislative
process. The Committee looks forward to continuing
collaboration with the Department to enhance opportunity and
self-sufficiency for all Americans in the rental assistance
portfolio, and will consider funding a new approach once the
required statutory framework is in place.
HUD-VASH access in rural communities.--The Committee
remains concerned about ongoing barriers to HUD-VASH
participation in rural areas, where geographic isolation,
limited housing availability, and scarce case management
resources continue to hinder program access. The Committee
directs HUD, in coordination with the Department of Veterans
Affairs (VA) and local PHAs, to evaluate factors limiting HUD-
VASH utilization in rural and underserved communities. The
evaluation shall include an assessment of housing supply, case
manager availability, and administrative or logistical
barriers. A report on findings and recommendations to expand
HUD-VASH access in rural areas shall be submitted to the House
and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of
enactment of this Act.
HUD-VASH housing quality oversight.--The Committee is
concerned by reports of substandard or unsafe housing
conditions in units leased through the HUD-VASH program,
including those owned or managed by negligent landlords. The
Committee directs HUD, in coordination with PHAs and the VA, to
conduct a comprehensive assessment of housing quality standards
compliance in HUD-VASH-supported units. The assessment shall
include a review of inspection protocols, landlord
accountability, and the prevalence of health and safety
violations. HUD is further directed to submit a report to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within one year
of enactment of this Act detailing its findings and offering
policy and regulatory recommendations to ensure safe, sanitary,
and habitable housing for all HUD-VASH participants.
Support for Veterans with Serious Mental Illness.--The
Committee is aware that many low-income veterans suffering from
serious mental illness, including post-traumatic stress
disorder and other service-related conditions, face housing
insecurity but do not meet the federal definition of
homelessness. The Committee encourages HUD and the VA to
evaluate potential avenues to expand HUD-VASH eligibility to
include these veterans. The Committee directs HUD to provide a
briefing on findings and possible programmatic changes to
address this issue not later than 180 days of enactment of this
Act.
Housing choice voucher pilot program.--The Committee
directs the HUD to create a pilot program for the Rocky
Mountain West region that will focus on a more contemporary and
localized approach with assessing Housing Choice Vouchers
(HCV). In some markets the Per Unit Cost (PUC) has doubled over
the last three years. Assessing rates on an annual basis does
not provide an accurate accounting in markets where rental
rates are increasing quickly. A priority for the pilot program
should be to focus on markets with low rental availability. The
Committee requests a report from the Department within 180 days
of enactment of this Act on the progress of the pilot program.
Utility allowances.--The Committee encourages HUD to update
its regulations and policies by providing public housing
authorities with discretion to utilize project-by-project
utility allowances based on more accurate state or federally
verified utility allowance calculators. By allowing more
efficient and expanded private financing of new and
rehabilitated units, this change will allow federal affordable
housing programs to operate more cost effectively and lead to
the production of additional affordable housing units.
HOUSING CERTIFICATE FUND
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS OF FUNDS)
The housing certificate fund, until fiscal year 2005,
provided funding for both the project-based and tenant-based
components of the section 8 program. Project-based rental
assistance and tenant- based rental assistance are now
separately funded accounts. The housing certificate fund
retains balances from previous years' appropriations.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Act allows unobligated balances in the housing
certificate fund to be used for the renewal of or amendments to
section 8 project-based contracts and for performance-based
contract administrators.
PUBLIC HOUSING FUND
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $8,810,784,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... *
Recommended in the bill............................... 7,333,257,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -1,477,527,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. *
*Funding for rental assistance requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
The public housing fund provides funding for public housing
capital programs, including public housing development and
modernization. Examples of capital modernization projects
include replacing roofs and windows, improving common spaces,
upgrading electrical and plumbing systems, and renovating the
interior of an apartment.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $7,294,100,000 for the public
housing fund to support the operating and capital expenses of
public housing units in calendar year 2026.
Operating and capital formula grants.--The Committee
recommendation provides $4,975,000,000 to allocate to PHAs by
formula to support the operating expenses of public housing,
and $2,249,100,000 to allocate to PHAs for capital needs.
Language is provided to allow PHAs to exercise flexibility in
their use of capital and operating fund allocations.
Operating shortfalls.--The Committee recommendation
provides $25,000,000 for shortfall prevention to reduce the
risk of financial insolvency for high risk PHAs.
Emergency and disaster grants.--The Committee
recommendation provides $30,000,000 for emergency capital
needs, excluding Presidentially-declared disasters.
Administrative and judicial receiverships.--The Committee
recommendation provides $15,000,000 to support the costs of
administrative and judicial receiverships.
Sprinkler systems.--The Committee is aware of the lack of
sprinkler systems in older public housing units built before
1992 and the need for public housing to have the most basic
fire safety measures. The Committee directs the Secretary, in
coordination with the Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy
Homes, to take meaningful action to address this critical fire
safety issue and to provide technical assistance, guidance, and
other support necessary for public housing agencies to install
automatic sprinkler systems. The Committee requests a report
within 200 days of the enactment of this act on the
improvements made and the coordinated efforts undertaken.
ASSISTED HOUSING INSPECTIONS AND RISK ASSESSMENTS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $50,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... *
Recommended in the bill............................... 50,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. *
*Funding for rental assistance requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
The Assisted Housing Inspections and Risk Assessments
account will support residents of HUD housing in providing
financial, health, and safety inspections to over 2.4 million
units of subsidized and affordable housing.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $50,000,000 for the
account. This will allow HUD's Real Estate Assessment Center to
evaluate HUD rental housing assistance programs for which the
new National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real
Estate apply. Prior to fiscal year 2024, this activity was
previously funded under the Public Housing Fund and multiple
Office of Housing accounts.
SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $195,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 175,000,000
Bill compared with:...................................
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -20,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +175,000,000
The self-sufficiency programs account funds several
programs which help low-income individuals and families living
in subsidized housing enhance job skills, increase earnings,
and improve their economic security. The family self-
sufficiency (FSS) program provides grants for FSS coordinators
to public housing authorities (PHAs). The resident opportunity
and self-sufficiency (ROSS) program funds service coordinators
to work with residents of public and Indian housing, and the
jobs-plus initiative provides grants to PHAs, who partner with
jobs centers.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $175,000,000 for the
self-sufficiency programs account. The following table provides
funding levels for activities within this account.
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Recommendation
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Family self-sufficiency.............................. $125,000,000
Resident opportunity and self-sufficiency............ 35,000,000
Jobs-plus initiative................................. 15,000,000
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Total............................................ 175,000,000
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Tribal participation.--The Committee reminds HUD,
applicants, and residents of HUD-assisted housing that Tribes
and tribally designated housing entities are eligible
applicants for the ROSS program.
NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,344,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 887,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 1,344,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +457,000,000
The Native American programs account funds the Native
American housing block grants and Indian community development
block grant programs. The Native American housing block grants
program, authorized by the Native American Housing Assistance
and Self-Determination Act of 1996 (NAHASDA), provides funding
to American Indian Tribes and tribally designated housing
entities (TDHEs) to help address affordable housing needs in
tribal communities. The Indian community development block
grant program, authorized under title I of the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1974, provides American Indian
Tribes the opportunity to compete for funding to address tribal
community development needs.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $1,344,000,000 for
the Native American programs account. The recommendation
includes the legislative proposal referenced in the budget
request to increase flexibility for new housing construction by
Indian tribes in the Indian Community Development Block Grant
program. The recommendation also includes added flexibility for
tribes participating in the Tribal HUD-VASH program to use
Formula Current Assisted Stock when needed.
The following table provides funding levels for activities
within this account.
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Recommendation
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Native American housing block grants formula......... $1,111,000,000
Native American housing block grants competitive..... 150,000,000
Title VI loan program................................ 1,000,000
Indian community development block grant............. 75,000,000
Training and technical assistance.................... 7,000,000
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Total............................................ 1,344,000,000
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Native American housing block grant formula.--The Committee
recommendation provides $1,111,000,000 for Indian Housing Block
Grant (IHBG) program formula grants. The Committee places a
high priority on meeting the housing treaty and trust
responsibilities of the Federal government to Tribes through
its formula grants.
Training and technical assistance.--The Committee
recommendation provides $7,000,000 for training and technical
assistance needs in Indian country to support the Native
American housing block grants program, the Indian community
development block grant program, and other HUD programs in
order to meet the needs of Native American families and tribal
communities. The Committee directs HUD to use this funding to
aid Tribes with capacity challenges. The funding should be used
for training, contract expertise, inspections, and other
services necessary to address needs identified by Tribes. Of
the total funding provided for training and technical
assistance, not less than $2,000,000 shall be awarded to a
national organization as authorized by section 703 of NAHASDA.
INDIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 1,400,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 1,700,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +200,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +300,000
Section 184 of the Housing and Community Development Act of
1992 established a loan guarantee program for Native American
individuals, Tribes, and tribally designated housing entities
to build new housing or purchase existing housing on trust
land. This program provides access to private financing that
otherwise might be unavailable because of the unique legal
status of Indian trust land.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $1,700,000 for the
Indian housing loan guarantee fund program account. The
recommendation allows HUD to use prior year unobligated
balances to support the cost of section 184 guaranteed loans.
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANT
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $22,300,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 18,300,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -4,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +18,300,000
The Hawaiian Homelands Homeownership Act of 2000 created
the Native Hawaiian housing block grant program to provide
grants to the State of Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
(DHHL) for housing activities on Hawaiian home lands to
develop, maintain, and operate affordable housing for eligible
low-income Native Hawaiians.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $18,300,000 for Native Hawaiian
Housing Block Grants.
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE
FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT
Section 184A of the Housing and Community Development Act
of 1992 established a loan guarantee program for Native
Hawaiians who are eligible to reside on Hawaiian home lands and
would otherwise face barriers to acquiring such financing
because of the unique legal status of the Hawaiian home lands.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Act provides loan guarantee commitment authority to
make section 184A loans and provides the Secretary the
authority to guarantee refinance loans.
Community Planning and Development
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $505,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 505,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +505,000,000
The housing opportunities for persons with AIDS (HOPWA)
program provides states and localities with resources to
address the housing needs of low-income persons living with
HIV/AIDS. Stable housing can reduce risky behavior, improve
adherence to medication, and reduce HIV transmission. Funding
is distributed primarily by formula to qualifying states and
metropolitan areas based on the number of individuals living
with HIV/AIDS reported to the Centers for Disease Control,
housing costs, and poverty rates. Government grantees are
required to have a HUD-approved comprehensive plan.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $505,000,000 for HOPWA.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $3,450,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 5,641,731,519
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +2,191,731,519
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +5,641,731,519
The community development fund, authorized by the Housing
and Community Development Act of 1974 (42 U.S.C. 5301 et seq.),
provides funding, primarily through community development block
grants (CDBG), to state and local governments and other
eligible entities to carry out community and economic
development activities.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a total of $5,641,731,519 for the
community development fund. Of the total, the Committee
recommendation provides $3,300,000,000 for the CDBG formula
program. In addition, the community development fund
recommendation includes $30,000,000 for activities authorized
under section 8071 of the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities
Act. The Committee recommendation continues to require HUD to
notify grantees of their formula allocation within 60 days of
enactment of this Act.
In addition, under this heading, the Community Development
Fund total provides $2,311,731,519 for community project
funding through the Economic Development Initiative (EDI)
program in accordance with the table at the end of this report
to finance a variety of targeted housing, economic, and
community development initiatives.
Cross-agency disaster data coordination and
collaboration.--HUD is directed to continue to collaborate with
the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Small
Business Administration (SBA) in a manner which allows for
rapid and timely data collection and sharing as it relates to
federal disaster assistance, including the determination of
financial need, for the Community Development Block Grant-
Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program, the Disaster Relief Fund
(DRF), and SBA disaster loans. These agencies are directed to
jointly brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
no later than 90 days after enactment of this Act on any
challenges that exist in sharing and processing data related to
these three disaster programs.
In HUD OIG audit 2023-FW-0003, entitled ``Disaster Recovery
Data Portal,'' the OIG identified recommendations to strengthen
project planning, define system requirements, and ensure a
disaster recovery data portal includes data from all relevant
FEMA programs. The Committee directs HUD, in coordination with
FEMA, to provide a report within one year of enactment of this
Act on the status of efforts to develop a joint disaster
recovery data portal. The report should include the status of
implementation of the OIG recommendations, an assessment of how
the portal will improve the delivery of recovery assistance,
and current challenges or gaps in implementation.
EDIs.--The Committee continues to direct HUD to provide
semi-annual briefings to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations on the implementation of EDIs and the
Department's oversight of projects. The recommendation also
directs HUD to provide regular written updates of technical
changes to projects that require congressional approval as well
as a regular status update on all grants which have not yet
resulted in a fully executed grant agreement.
Joint Task Force on Federal Land for Housing.--The
Committee is supportive of streamlining regulatory processes to
support affordable housing construction. The Committee directs
the Department to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 180 days of enactment of this Act on the
actions taken by the Joint Task Force on Federal Land for
Housing.
Military communities.--The Committee recognizes that areas
with substantial military assets, including bases, have unique
housing and community development needs. The Secretary is urged
to coordinate with the Secretary of Defense to identify
opportunities to address the challenges in these communities.
Natural disaster GAO study.--The Committee is concerned
about the rising costs of insurance in areas vulnerable to
natural disasters, such as hurricanes and flooding, and the
impact this has on homeowners, businesses, and local economies.
To identify options for how the government can respond to these
risks, the Committee directs the Government Accountability
Office (GAO) to produce an update to GAO-08-7 examining the
challenges coastal and high-risk communities face in securing
affordable insurance coverage. The report should provide a
comprehensive analysis of the current state of the insurance
market in these communities, as well as recommendations for
federal and state action to alleviate the financial burden on
residents and small businesses.
Technical assistance for special communities.--The
Committee urges HUD to ensure that technical and grant
assistance is provided to the recipients of the 10 percent
state CDBG colonias set-aside to ensure effective
implementation of the funding. The Committee encourages HUD to
evaluate the effectiveness of its technical assistance for
smaller and mid-sized communities.
Transitional housing for individuals exiting recovery.--The
Committee recognizes the unique needs, including stable
transitional housing, for individuals in recovery from
substance use disorder, including opioid addiction. The
Committee urges HUD to encourage CDBG recipients to provide
funding to organizations that offer transitional housing
opportunities, including wraparound services, to those in
recovery.
Wildfire response.--The Committee recognizes the role the
Department plays in housing individuals who have been displaced
from their homes during wildfires. The Committee urges the
Department to submit to Congress a report within 180 days of
enactment of this Act on the Department's standard operating
procedures when working with communities to house individuals
that were affected by wildfires and how it collaborates with
state and local governments in the wake of wildfires.
Zoning requirements.--The Committee notes that zoning
regulations vary widely across jurisdictions. The Committee
directs GAO to examine, to the extent that data are available
and reliable, how zoning regulations may affect federal housing
spending and grant programs, including any commonalities among
regulations adopted by the awarded grantee population and any
commonalities among regulations adopted by the denied grantee
population. The Committee requests that GAO provide a
preliminary briefing to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations no later than one year after the enactment of
this Act with a report to follow.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND LOAN
GUARANTEES PROGRAM ACCOUNT
Limitation, fiscal year 2025.......................... $400,000,000
Limitation request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... $300,000,000
Bill compared with:
Limitation, fiscal year 2025...................... -100,000,000
Limitation request, fiscal year 2026.............. +300,000,000
The section 108 loan guarantee program is a source of
variable and fixed-rate financing for communities undertaking
projects eligible under the CDBG program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation continues the section 108 loan
guarantee program as a borrower-paid subsidy program, and
therefore recommends providing no budget authority, but
provides a limit on guaranteed loan volume of $300,000,000.
Program underutilization.--The Committee notes that the
Community Development Fund Loan Guarantees Program Account was
underutilized in both fiscal years 2023 and 2024. As a result
of this low interest by eligible borrowers, the loan limitation
for fiscal year 2026 is reduced to $300,000,000. HUD is
directed to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations within 90 days of enactment of this Act on why
this loan program has struggled to attract interest and
proposals, including but not limited to regulatory or
legislative ones, to increase its viability.
HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $1,250,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -1,250,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The HOME investment partnerships program (HOME) provides
block grants to participating jurisdictions (states and units
of general local government) to undertake activities that
expand the supply of affordable housing. HOME block grants are
distributed based on formula allocations. Upon receipt of these
Federal funds, state and local governments develop a housing
affordability strategy to acquire, rehabilitate, or construct
new affordable housing, or to provide rental assistance to
eligible families.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation does not provide further
funding for the HOME program. The Committee notes the
substantial amount of unexpended funds made available from the
American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (P.L. 117-2). Of the $4.9
billion made available for HOME program activities related to
rental housing construction and rental assistance (HOME-ARP),
only sixteen percent of HOME-ARP funding has been expended. The
Committee directs HUD to identify legislative, regulatory, or
subregulatory barriers for grantees to spend these funds. HUD
is directed to include an analysis of the impacts of
streamlining National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
requirements, in line with section 5 of Executive Order 14154.
HUD is further directed to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations on its findings within 45 days of
enactment of this Act.
SELF-HELP AND ASSISTED HOMEOWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $60,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 16,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 56,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -4,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +40,000,000
The self-help and assisted homeownership opportunity
program account funds several programs. The self-help
homeownership opportunity program (SHOP) supports low-income
homeownership by providing funding to non-profit organizations
and consortia that utilize the sweat-equity model to build
housing for first-time homeowners. Funds are distributed
through grants for land acquisition and improvements associated
with developing new, quality housing for low-income people.
This account also funds the capacity building for affordable
housing and community development program, known as section 4,
and assistance to rural communities, as authorized by the HUD
Demonstration Act of 1993 (P.L. 103-120), which provides grants
to build and expand the capacity of non-profit organizations to
develop affordable housing and carry out community development
activities that benefit low-income persons.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $56,000,000 for the
self-help and assisted homeownership opportunity program
account. The following table provides funding levels for
activities within this account:
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Request Recommendation
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Self-help homeownership - - - $9,000,000
opportunity program..............
Section 4 capacity building....... 16,000,000 42,000,000
Rural capacity building - - - [not less than
activities................... 5,000,000]
National rural capacity building.. - - - 5,000,000
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Total......................... 16,000,000 56,000,000
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Section 4 capacity building grantees.--The Committee
recommendation provides $42,000,000 and directs HUD to allow
all eligible grantees under section 4 of the HUD Demonstration
Act (42 U.S.C. 9816 note) to compete for the grants. HUD is
directed to brief the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriation within 30 days of enactment of this Act on its
plans to make this funding available to all eligible grantees.
HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS
(INCLUDING RESCISSION)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $4,051,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 4,024,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 4,158,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +107,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +134,000,000
*Includes $107,000,000 from fiscal year 2025 balances.
Homeless assistance grants provide funding for programs
under title IV of the McKinney Act, as amended by the Homeless
Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing (HEARTH)
Act of 2009. HEARTH Act programs include the continuum of care
(CoC) competitive grants, the ESG program, and the rural
housing stability grants program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $4,158,000,000 for homeless
assistance grants, of which $107,000,000 is made available from
unobligated fiscal year 2025 balances. The Committee
recommendation does not include the request to consolidate
HOPWA, CoC, and ESG programs. The recommendation also does not
include the modification of the ESG formula. The Committee
strongly urges HUD to pursue these changes through the relevant
authorizing committees. Funding for homeless assistance grants
is provided in the amounts shown in the following table:
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Emergency solutions grants................ $290,000,000
Continuum of care (CoC) and rural housing 3,858,000,000
stability assistance.....................
National homeless data analysis project... 10,000,000
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Total................................. 4,158,000,000
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Barriers to accessing temporary housing.--The Committee
recognizes that there are many barriers for the homeless to
seek shelter, including a lack of personal documentation (like
a birth certificate or a Social Security card). The Committee
encourages HUD to work with CoCs and other stakeholders to
assess these challenges and continue to respond accordingly.
Emergency shelters and supportive services.--The Committee
directs HUD to comply with the directive under this heading in
Senate Report 118-199, including the directive to submit a
report to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations
within 90 days of the enactment of this Act on its findings.
Homeless students.--The Committee is concerned about the
growing number of homeless K-12 students in the United States.
Many of these students are in shelters and even more are
``doubled up'' or temporarily living in the homes of friends or
families when they would otherwise choose not to. The Committee
directs HUD to identify current policies of locating homeless
students and to work with the relevant Federal partners to
ensure students and their families have a pathway to adequate
housing resources.
Strategic funding for homelessness.--The Committee
recognizes that although there are currently record-high
Federal resources dedicated to addressing homelessness,
including in this recommendation, the number of unhoused
Americans has increased over the past ten years. In particular,
there has been a rapid growth in the number of public
encampments and individuals with substance use disorders. The
Committee encourages the Department to evaluate the efficacy of
current policies and consider new policies that lead toward
better outcomes, prioritizing programs that require treatment
for substance abuse and mental health, accountability, and a
path to self-sufficiency. HUD is also encouraged to evaluate
the fiscal year 2026 budget's proposals to merge HOPWA and
Homeless Assistance Grants programs and modify the ESG formula,
specifically identifying any regulatory or legislative
barriers.
Tiny homes.--Tiny homes are potentially an innovative
strategy to combat homelessness among a variety of populations,
including veterans and those living in rural areas. HUD is
encouraged to consulted with Continuums of Care and other
recipients of Homeless Assistance Grants funds to determine if
the construction of tiny homes is a worthwhile strategy to
mitigate the impacts of homelessness. HUD is encouraged to
brief the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within
one year of enactment of this Act on its findings.
Housing Programs
PROJECT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $18,890,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... **
Recommended in the bill............................... 17,126,800,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +236,800,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. **
*$6,000,000,000 of this amount was designated as emergency spending.
**Funding for rental assistance is requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
The project-based rental assistance (PBRA) account provides
a rental subsidy to private landlords tied to a specific
housing unit so that the properties themselves, rather than the
individual living in the unit, remain subsidized. PBRA provides
safe, stable, and affordable housing to over 1,300,000 low-
income and very low-income households at approximately 17,700
multifamily housing properties each year. Funding provided
through this account supports the renewal of expiring project-
based contracts, including section 8, moderate rehabilitation,
and single room occupancy contracts; amendments to section 8
project-based contracts; and administrative costs for contract
administration.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $17,126,800,000 for
the project-based rental assistance account to support the
annual renewals and amendments of project-based contracts. The
Committee continues to include an advance appropriation of
$400,000,000 for this account. Of the total funds provided, up
to $375,000,000 is for the cost of contract administrators.
HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $931,400,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... *
Recommended in the bill............................... 950,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +18,600,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. *
*Funding for rental assistance is requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
The housing for the elderly (section 202) program provides
eligible private, non-profit organizations with capital grants
to finance the acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction of
housing intended for low-income, elderly people. In addition,
the program provides project-based rental assistance contracts
(PRAC) to support operational costs for units constructed under
the program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $950,000,000 for housing for the
elderly, which will fully fund contract renewals and
amendments. Within the total amount provided, up to
$115,000,000 is provided for service coordinators and the
continuation of congregate services grants to provide
supportive services for residents.
HOUSING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $256,700,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... *
Recommended in the bill............................... 261,800,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +5,100,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. *
*Funding for rental assistance is requested through the State Rental
Assistance Program.
The housing for persons with disabilities (section 811)
program provides eligible private, non-profit organizations
with capital grants to finance the acquisition, rehabilitation,
or construction of supportive housing for disabled persons and
provides project-based rental assistance to support operational
costs for such units.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $261,800,000 for section 811
activities.
HOUSING COUNSELING ASSISTANCE
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $57,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -57,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Housing Counseling Assistance program, authorized under
section 106 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968,
works with a nationwide network of housing counseling agencies
and counselors to provide tools to current and prospective
homeowners and renters so that they can make responsible
choices to address their housing needs. Housing counseling
services range from addressing homelessness and preventing
foreclosures and evictions to planning for first-time home
purchases. Housing counselors also provide assistance to
victims of natural disasters.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation does not provide further
funding for housing counseling assistance. The Committee notes
the current $57,000,000 in unobligated balances in the program.
PAYMENT TO THE MANUFACTURED HOUSING FEES TRUST FUND
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $14,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 14,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 14,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Office of Manufactured Housing Programs (OMHP)
establishes and enforces Federal standards for the design and
construction of manufactured homes to assure quality,
durability, safety, and affordability. All manufactured homes
are required to meet the Federal standards, and fees are
charged to producers to cover the costs of administering the
program.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $14,000,000 for the manufactured
housing standards programs, to be funded from fees collected
and deposited into the manufactured housing fees trust fund
account. The Committee encourages the Department of Housing and
Urban Development to continue supporting efforts that preserve
and expand access to manufactured housing, including
improvements in financing options, and clarity in regulatory
guidance. The Committee urges HUD to brief the relevant
Committees within 180 days on current initiatives related to
manufactured housing and recommend actions to improve market
access, affordability, and long-term durability.
Federal Housing Administration
MUTUAL MORTGAGE INSURANCE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
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Limitation of Limitation of Administrative
direct loans guaranteed loans contract expenses
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025........................ $1,000,000 $400,000,000,000 $150,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026....................... 1,000,000 400,000,000,000 160,000,000
Recommended in the bill................................ 1,000,000 400,000,000,000 160,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025.................... - - - - - - +10,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026................... - - - - - - - - -
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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) provides mortgage
insurance for the purchase, refinance, and rehabilitation of
single-family homes. FHA mortgage insurance is designed to
encourage lenders to make credit available to borrowers whom
the conventional market perceives as bearing more risk,
including first-time homebuyers, minorities, lower-income
families, and residents of underserved areas.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a limitation of $1,000,000 for
direct loans and $400,000,000,000 for guaranteed loans, the
same as fiscal year 2025 enacted levels. The Committee provides
$160,000,000 for administrative contract expenses, the same as
the budget request.
GENERAL AND SPECIAL RISK PROGRAM ACCOUNT
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Limitation of Limitation of
direct loans guaranteed loans
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025... $1,000,000 $35,000,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.. 1,000,000 35,000,000,000
Recommended in the bill........... 1,000,000 35,000,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year - - - - - -
2025.............................
Budget request, fiscal year - - - - - -
2026.............................
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The FHA's general insurance and special risk insurance (GI
and SRI) program account includes 17 different programs
administered by FHA. The GI fund includes a wide variety of
insurance programs for special-purpose single and multifamily
loans, including loans for property improvements, manufactured
housing, multifamily rental housing, condominiums, housing for
the elderly, hospitals, group practice facilities, and nursing
homes. The SRI fund includes insurance programs for mortgages
in older, declining urban areas that would not be otherwise
eligible for insurance, mortgages with interest reduction
payments, and mortgages for experimental housing and for high-
risk mortgagors who would not normally be eligible for mortgage
insurance without housing counseling.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a limitation of $1,000,000 for
direct loans and $35,000,000,000 for guaranteed loans, the same
as fiscal year 2025 enacted levels.
Loan flexibility of condominium safety and structural
repairs.--The Committee recognizes that under current policy
condominium associations are not eligible for FHA-backed loans,
even in cases where urgent structural repairs are needed to
protect life and property. The Committee encourages the FHA to
evaluate and prepare for the implementation of reforms related
to expanding FHA eligibility to condominium associations,
including the development of underwriting guidelines, financial
oversight mechanisms, and consumer protections to support
responsible lending to these types of borrowers.
Quarterly reports.--Upon enactment of this Act, the
Committee directs FHA to provide quarterly reports on the
status of all non-personnel expenses, including travel,
training, conferences, contracts, and supplies. In addition,
FHA is directed to expand these reports to include the status
of personnel compensation and benefits costs, as well as
staffing levels by office. The reports should compare planned
or projected estimates to actuals to date.
Government National Mortgage Association
GUARANTEES OF MORTGAGE-BACKED SECURITIES LOAN
GUARANTEE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
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Limitation of Administrative
guaranteed loans contract expenses
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Appropriation, fiscal year 2025... $550,000,000,000 $54,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.. 550,000,000,000 56,000,000
Recommended in the bill........... 550,000,000,000 54,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year - - - - - -
2025.............................
Budget request, fiscal year - - - -2,000,000
2026.............................
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The Government National Mortgage Association guarantees the
timely payment of principal and interest on mortgage-backed
securities issued by private institutions such as mortgage
companies and banks. The only loans in these privately issued
securities are mortgages either issued or guaranteed by Federal
Housing Administration and U.S. Departments of Veterans Affairs
and Agriculture.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends a loan limitation of
$550,000,000,000 and $54,000,000 for administrative expenses.
Non-personnel services (NPS) spending.--The Committee
directs GNMA to limit spending on NPS such as conferences,
training, and temporary service contracts to only that which is
necessary to carry out mission critical activities.
Quarterly reports.--The Committee directs GNMA to provide
quarterly briefings on the status of all non-personnel expenses
as outlined in the joint explanatory statement accompanying
P.L. 118-42. In addition, GNMA is directed to expand these
briefings to include the status of personnel compensation and
benefits costs, as well as staffing levels by office. The
briefing should provide a comparison of planned or projected
estimates to actuals to date.
Policy Development and Research
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
(INCLUDING RESCISSION)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $139,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 95,000,000
Recommended in the bill*.............................. 95,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -44,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
*Includes $20,000,000 in a rescission from unobligated balances from
fiscal year 2025.
Title V of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970,
as amended, directs the Secretary of the Department of Housing
and Urban Development to undertake programs of research,
evaluation, and reports relating to the Department's mission
and programs. These functions are carried out internally and
through grants and contracts with industry, nonprofit research
organizations, educational institutions, and through agreements
with state and local governments, and other Federal agencies.
The research programs seek ways to improve the efficiency and
effectiveness of HUD programs and to identify methods to
achieve cost reductions. This appropriation is used to support
HUD evaluation and monitoring activities and to conduct housing
surveys. Finally, funds under this heading are used to support
technical assistance activities to the various states,
communities, and agencies that are charged with administering
HUD's programs and funds.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $95,000,000 for this account,
$20,000,000 of which is made available from a rescission of
prior year funds. Funding is provided in the amounts shown in
the following table:
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Core research and technology.............. Not less than $47,000,000
Cooperative agreements and research 5,000,000
partnerships with minority-serving
institutions.........................
Innovative technology research........ Up to 3,500,000
Research, evaluations, and demonstrations. Up to 8,000,000
Technical assistance...................... Up to 40,000,000
Recovery housing...................... Up to 2,500,000
Training and technical assistance for Up to 750,000
affordable housing providers to
report rent payments to credit
agencies.............................
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Total............................. 95,000,000
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Core research and technology.--The recommendation provides
not less than $47,000,000 for the core research programs,
including market surveys, research support and dissemination,
data acquisition, housing finance studies, research
partnerships, and housing technology, of which $5,000,000 is
for cooperative agreements and research partnerships with
Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Tribal Colleges
and Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions, and Alaska
Native and Native Hawaiian Serving Institutions. Additionally,
the Committee directs HUD to use up to $3,500,000 to research
innovative technologies in housing and disaster relief. These
include 3-D construction printing, drones in construction and
disaster relief, virtual and augmented reality in construction
design, artificial intelligence, and other novel approaches to
reduce costs and increase efficiencies in HUD's jurisdictions.
Higher education and community partnerships.--The Committee
believes that investing in research partnerships between HUD
and anchor institutions will ensure that HUD has access to
innovative research and technology advances to best address
modern housing problems. The Committee encourages HUD to
competitively award a cooperative agreement for institutions of
higher education or nonprofit entities that train and support
institutions of higher education to conduct research or provide
technical assistance on matters related to economic
opportunity, reducing homelessness, or stable homeownership. In
addition, the Committee urges the Department to include funding
for its Office of University Partnerships in its fiscal year
2027 Congressional Budget Justification.
Home Appreciation Partnerships.--The Committee recognizes
the challenges middle-class families face in building wealth
through traditional homeownership models and encourages the
Department of Housing and Urban Development to explore
innovative financial instruments that support both housing
mobility and long-term wealth-building. The Committee urges HUD
to evaluate Home Appreciation Partnerships (HAPs) as a
potential tool for advancing these goals and to provide a
report on opportunities, risks, and potential pathways for
incorporating HAPs into existing housing finance frameworks
within one year of enactment of this Act.
Promoting land use policies and affordable housing
development.--The Committee remains concerned about the lack of
affordable housing supply. Therefore, the Committee urges HUD
to consult with DOT and issue joint non-binding guidance
outlining best practices for land use policies to increase the
supply of affordable and market-rate housing near
transportation hubs.
Puerto Rico in the American Housing Survey.--The Committee
recognizes the need to produce additional housing data for
Puerto Rico to better address the acute housing needs of the
territory. The Department is encouraged to utilize any
incremental funding, if needed, within the core research and
technology account to complete a study on the feasibility of
including Puerto Rico in the American Housing Survey. HUD is
urged to report to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations no later than one year after enactment of this
Act on the estimated timeline and immediate and long-term needs
for this evaluation.
Recovery housing.--The Committee recognizes the importance
of providing stakeholders training and technical assistance on
evidenced-based approaches to recovery housing and substance
use disorder treatment services, to expand the quality and
capacity of recovery housing across the country. Of the amounts
provided for technical assistance, up to $2,500,000 shall be
used to provide technical assistance and research in recovery
housing to communities and stakeholders for developing
evidence-based recovery housing programs.
Rent reporting for affordable housing residents.--The
Committee recognizes that some affordable housing providers do
not provide credit bureaus with reports of timely renters' rent
payments, putting such renters at a disadvantage in terms of
building their credit scores and having the ability to secure
mortgages to purchase their first homes or rent from the
private market. Accordingly, of the amounts provided for
technical assistance, up to $750,000 shall be used to support
training, technical assistance, and technology to allow public
housing agencies and other HUD-assisted housing providers in
diverse areas, including Native housing providers, to report
positive rental payment data at no charge to residents to help
residents improve their credit history when the resident
affirmatively opts to have that information reported and it is
reported in compliance with strong federal privacy and state
protections.
Research, evaluations, and demonstrations.--The
recommendation provides up to $8,000,000 for new and continuing
studies and demonstration evaluations. These include (1)
research on rapidly increasing rents in lower-population
density, non-coastal states (including in the Rocky Mountain
region) and proposing promising solutions; (2) state and local
public financing models to produce affordable housing; (3)
assessing disaster and natural hazard risk in tribal
communities; (4) HUD-assisted households and workforce
development programs; (5) Moving to Work (MTW) expansion; and
(6) modeling and evaluating the potential impacts of
transitioning rental assistance to the State Rental Assistance
Program and the homelessness programs to an expanded ESG
program.
Septic tanks in rural housing stock.--The Committee
recognizes the critical role of septic tank systems in
providing wastewater treatment to communities where centralized
sewer systems are not available. The Committee encourages the
Department and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to
collaborate to explore funding mechanisms that support the
replacement of outdated septic systems with more efficient
alternatives. The Committee also emphasizes the need for
technical assistance to localities to ensure proper
installation and management of septic systems. Finally, the
Committee requests a report from the Department within 180 days
of the enactment of this Act on this collaboration, as well as
recommendations for improving outreach and support for
communities facing challenges with septic tank management.
Technical assistance.--The recommendation includes up to
$40,000,000 for technical assistance. The Committee directs HUD
to provide 30 days' advance notice to the House and Senate
Committees on any cancellations it plans to make to Community
Compass awards and simultaneously provide details on an appeals
process for these grantees.
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
FAIR HOUSING ACTIVITIES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $86,355,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 26,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 28,500,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -57,855,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +2,500,000
The Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (OFHEO) is
responsible for developing policies and guidance, and for
providing technical support for enforcement of the Fair Housing
Act and the civil rights statutes. OFHEO serves as the central
point for the formulation, clearance and dissemination of
policies, intra-departmental clearances, and public information
related to fair housing issues. OFHEO receives, investigates,
conciliates, and recommends the issuance of charges of
discrimination and determinations of non-compliance for
complaints filed under Title VIII and other civil rights
authorities. Additionally, OFHEO conducts civil rights
compliance reviews and compliance reviews under section 3.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $28,500,000 for the Office of Fair
Housing and Equal Opportunity. The following table provides
funding levels for fair housing activities undertaken by the
office:
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Request Recommendation
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Fair housing assistance program $26,000,000 $26,000,000
(FHAP)...........................
Fair housing initiatives program - - - - - -
(FHIP)...........................
Limited English proficiency - - - 1,000,000
initiative.......................
National fair housing training - - - 1,500,000
academy..........................
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Total......................... 26,000,000 28,500,000
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Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes
LEAD HAZARD CONTROL
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025*...................... $345,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... - - -
Recommended in the bill............................... 295,600,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -49,400,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +295,600,000
*Includes an additional $49,400,000 made available from prior year
balances.
The Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes
(OLHCHH) is responsible for the administration of the Lead-
Based Paint Hazard Reduction program authorized by Title X of
the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992. Through the
Healthy Homes Initiative (HHI), the office also addresses
multiple housing-related hazards affecting the health of
residents, particularly children. The office develops lead-
based paint regulations, guidelines, and policies applicable to
HUD programs, and enforces the Lead Disclosure Rule issued
under Title X. For both lead-related and healthy homes issues,
the office designs and administers programs for grants,
training, research, demonstration, and education.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $295,600,000 for the Office of
Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes. Funding is provided in
the amounts shown in the following table:
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Lead hazard reduction grants.............. $140,600,000
[Areas with the highest lead-based [70,300,000]
paint abatement needs]...............
Healthy homes initiative.................. 152,000,000
[New financing mechanism pilot]....... [10,000,000]
Healthy homes technical studies........... 3,000,000
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Total............................. 295,600,000
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Asbestos in housing.--The Committee recognizes the
potential impacts of building materials which contain asbestos
on an individual's health and safety. The Secretary is
encouraged to engage regularly with the Administrator of the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Secretary of the
Department of Health and Human Services to discuss potential
strategies to mitigate the harms of building materials in homes
that contain asbestos.
Lead hazard reduction interagency coordination.--The
Committee urges HUD to strengthen collaboration with external
public and private sector partners to ensure that lead hazard
control efforts are integrated with broader housing
rehabilitation and neighborhood revitalization strategies. The
Committee directs HUD to provide a report within 180 days of
enactment of this Act detailing current coordination efforts
and opportunities to better align funding streams, inspection
protocols, and remediation strategies across programs.
New financing mechanism pilot.--The Committee is aware of
the need for new financing mechanisms to address lead and other
residential environmental stressors in low-income communities
with older housing stock. The Committee provides $10,000,000
for the Department to establish a national financing pilot
within the Healthy Homes Program, so that these communities can
access a range of financial products and increase the pace of
eliminating home-based hazards. HUD should collaborate with one
or more financial institutions that serve low-income
communities, and coordinate with the Department of the Treasury
to leverage HUD's lending capabilities. The Committee requests
a report on the progress of this pilot within 180 days of
enactment of this Act.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUND
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $383,500,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 365,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 299,400,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -84,100,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -65,600,000
The Information Technology (IT) Fund finances the
information technology systems that support departmental
programs and operations, including mortgage insurance, housing
assistance and grant programs, and core financial and general
operations.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $299,400,000 for the information
technology fund. The Committee provides flexibility for HUD to
use prior year unobligated balances, including recaptures, to
support either operations and maintenance or development,
modernization and enhancement.
Quarterly briefings.--The Committee expects the Department
to continue providing quarterly briefings on IT modernization
efforts as directed in the joint explanatory statement
accompanying P.L. 118-42.
Office of Inspector General
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $152,924,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 143,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 143,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -9,924,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) provides agency-wide
audit and investigative functions to identify and correct
management and administrative deficiencies that create
conditions for waste, fraud, and mismanagement. The audit
function provides internal audit, contract audit, and
inspection services. Contract audits provide professional
advice to agency contracting officials on accounting and
financial matters related to negotiation, award,
administration, re-pricing, and settlement of contracts.
Internal audits evaluate all facets of agency operations.
Inspection services provide detailed technical evaluations of
agency operations. The investigative function provides for the
detection and investigation of improper and illegal activities
involving programs, personnel, and operations.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $143,000,000 for the Office of
Inspector General.
Audit reports.--The Committee directs the OIG to continue
transmitting all audit reports to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations immediately after they are issued,
and to make the Committee aware immediately of any review that
recommends significant budgetary savings.
Priority open recommendations.--The Committee continues to
find the OIG's priority open recommendations to be a useful
resource and encourages the OIG to update the report and
accompanying dashboard on an ongoing basis.
General Provisions--Department of Housing and
Urban Development
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Section 201 splits overpayments evenly between the Treasury
and state HFAs.
Section 202 prohibits funds from being used to investigate
or prosecute lawful activities under the Fair Housing Act.
Section 203 requires any grant or cooperative agreement to
be made on a competitive basis, unless otherwise provided, in
accordance with section 102 of the Department of Housing and
Urban Development Reform Act of 1989.
Section 204 relates to the availability of funds for
services and facilities for GSEs and others subject to the
Government Corporation Control Act and the Housing Act, and to
the expenditure of funds for corporations and agencies subject
to the Government Corporation Control Act.
Section 205 prohibits the use of funds in excess of the
budget estimates, unless provided otherwise.
Section 206 relates to the expenditure of funds for
corporations and agencies subject to the Government Corporation
Control Act.
Section 207 requires the Secretary to provide quarterly
reports on uncommitted, unobligated, recaptured, and excess
funds in each departmental program and activity.
Section 208 exempts GNMA from certain requirements of the
Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990.
Section 209 authorizes HUD to transfer debt and use
agreements from an obsolete project to a viable project,
provided that no additional costs are incurred and other
conditions are met.
Section 210 sets forth requirements for section 8
eligibility and includes consideration for persons with
disabilities.
Section 211 distributes Native American housing block
grants to the same Native Alaskan recipients as in fiscal year
2005.
Section 212 instructs HUD on managing and disposing of any
multifamily property that is owned or held by HUD.
Section 213 allows PHAs that own and operate 400 or fewer
units of public housing to be exempt from asset management
requirements.
Section 214 restricts the Secretary from imposing any
requirements or guidelines relating to asset management that
restrict or limit the use of capital funds for central office
costs, up to the limits established in law.
Section 215 requires that no employee of the Department be
designated as an allotment holder unless the CFO determines
that such employee has received certain training.
Section 216 requires the Secretary to publish all notices
of funding opportunities for competitively awarded funds and
establishes how such notification may occur.
Section 217 requires attorney fees for programmatic
litigation to be paid from the individual program office and
Office of General Counsel salaries and expenses appropriations.
Section 218 allows the Secretary to transfer up to 10
percent of funds or $5,000,000, whichever is less, appropriated
under the headings ``Administrative Support Offices'' or
``Program Offices'' to any other office funded under such
headings.
Section 219 requires HUD to take certain actions against
owners receiving rental subsidies that do not maintain safe
properties.
Section 220 places a salary and bonus limit on public
housing agency officials and employees.
Section 221 requires the Secretary to notify the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations at least 3 full business
days before grant awards are announced, including information
by state and congressional district.
Section 222 prohibits funds for HUD financing of mortgages
for properties that have been subject to eminent domain.
Section 223 prohibits the use of funds to terminate the
status of a unit of general local government as a metropolitan
city with respect to grants under section 106 of the Housing
and Community Development Act of 1974.
Section 224 allows funding for research, evaluation, and
statistical purposes that is unexpended at the time of
completion of the contract, grant, or cooperative agreement to
be reobligated for additional research.
Section 225 prohibits funds for financial awards for
employees subject to administrative discipline.
Section 226 allows program income as an eligible match for
2015 through 2026 continuum of care funds.
Section 227 permits HUD to provide one year transition
grants under the continuum of care program.
Section 228 maintains current promise zone designations and
agreements.
Section 229 addresses the establishment of reserves for
public housing agencies designated as MTW agencies.
Section 230 prohibits funds from being used to make certain
eligibility limitations as part of a notice of funding
opportunity for competitive grant awards under the public
housing fund.
Section 231 addresses the manner in which HUD may make
adjustments for formula allocation corrections.
Section 232 allows for transfers to the Information
Technology Fund.
Section 233 requires compliance with all process
requirements when revising any annual contributions contract.
Section 234 prohibits the use of funds by HUD to issue a
solicitation or accept bids on any solicitation that is
substantially equivalent to the draft solicitation entitled
``Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract Support Services
(HAPSS)'' posted on July 27, 2022.
Section 235 rescinds unobligated balances.
Section 236 prohibits federal funds for certain
noncomplying jurisdictions.
Section 237 prohibits the implementation of certain minimum
energy efficiency standards and notices.
Section 238 prohibits funds for the notice to vacate rule.
Section 239 provides flexibility regarding tenant
contributions for rental assistance programs.
Section 240 provides flexibility under the Public Housing
Fund.
TITLE III--RELATED AGENCIES
Access Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $9,955,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 9,955,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 9,955,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The United States Access Board (Access Board) was
established by section 502 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
with the mission of promoting equality for people with
disabilities through accessible design and the development of
accessibility guidelines and standards for the built
environment, transportation, communication, medical diagnostic
equipment, and information technology.
The Access Board is responsible for developing guidelines
under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Architectural
Barriers Act, and the Communications Act, as well as for
developing standards under the Rehabilitation Act for
accessible electronic and information technology used by
Federal agencies. The Access Board enforces the Architectural
Barriers Act and provides training and technical assistance on
its guidelines and standards. The Access Board serves on the
election assistance commission's board of advisors and
technical guidelines development committee to assist in
developing voluntary guidelines for voting systems, including
accessibility for people with disabilities. Additionally, the
Access Board maintains a small research program that develops
technical assistance materials and provides information needed
for rulemaking.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $9,955,000 for the
Access Board.
Federal Maritime Commission
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $40,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 40,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 40,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
Established in 1961, the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)
is an independent agency responsible for the regulation of
ocean-borne transportation in the foreign commerce of the
United States. FMC monitors ocean common carriers, marine
terminal operators, conferences, ports, and ocean
transportation intermediaries to ensure they maintain just and
reasonable practices. Among other activities, FMC also
maintains a trade monitoring and enforcement program, monitors
the laws and practices of foreign governments and their impacts
on shipping conditions in the U.S., and enforces special
regulatory requirements as they apply to controlled carriers.
The principal shipping statutes administered by FMC are the
Shipping Act of 1984 (46 U.S.C. 40101-44106); the Foreign
Shipping Practices Act of 1988 (46 U.S.C. 42301-42307); section
19 of the Merchant Marine Act, 1920 (46 U.S.C. 42101-42109);
sections 2 and 3 of Public Law 89-777; section 834 of the Frank
LoBiondo Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2018 (P.L. 115-82);
and the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022 (P.L. 117-146).
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $40,000,000 for the
FMC. The Committee urges FMC to continue to assist U.S.
exporters and importers, ocean transportation intermediaries,
and truckers in engaging with vessel-operating common carriers
and marine terminal operators, and as requested, intercede on
their behalf in disputes with such entities.
National Railroad Passenger Corporation Office of Inspector General
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $29,240,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 31,100,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 31,100,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... +1,860,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +1,860,000
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) is an independent,
objective unit responsible for detecting and preventing fraud,
waste, abuse, and violations of law and for promoting
efficiencies and effectiveness at Amtrak.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides $31,100,000 for the
OIG. The recommendation will allow the OIG to undertake audits,
evaluations, and investigations and will ensure effective
oversight of Amtrak's programs and operations. The OIG's
efforts have resulted in valuable reports and recommendations
for the Committee and for Amtrak that have yielded cost savings
and management improvements.
IIJA oversight.--The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
(P.L. 117-58) provided $66,000,000,000 in advance
appropriations across several rail programs over five years.
Amtrak will be directly responsible for executing at least
$21,585,000,000 of this funding, making capital improvements to
the Northeast Corridor, state-supported, and long-distance
routes. The Committee continues to direct the OIG to notify the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations of any anomalies
it finds through its monitoring of the IIJA.
National Transportation Safety Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $145,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 145,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 145,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... - - -
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is an
independent federal agency charged by Congress with
investigating every civil aviation accident in the United
States, as well as significant accidents in other modes of
transportation--including railroad, highway, marine, and
pipeline--and issuing safety recommendations aimed at
preventing future accidents.
In addition to its investigatory duties, the NTSB is
responsible for maintaining the government's database of civil
aviation accidents and conducting special studies of
transportation safety issues of national significance.
Furthermore, in accordance with the provisions of international
treaties, the NTSB supplies investigators to serve as U.S.-
accredited representatives for aviation accidents overseas
involving U.S.-registered aircraft or involving aircraft or
major components of U.S. manufacture.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $145,000,000
for fiscal year 2026 and directs the NTSB to continue to
prioritize the recruitment, hiring, and training of accident
investigators as well as staff supporting accident
investigations. The recommendation includes funding to support
employee engagement with industry peers, travel for training
and continuing education purposes, and advocacy work related to
NTSB recommendations. The recommendation also provides funding
for the timely consideration of appeals and petitions from
airmen, mechanics, and mariners when an action is taken against
their certificate.
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation
PAYMENT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT CORPORATION
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $158,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 27,000,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 100,000,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -58,000,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. +73,000,000
The Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation (NRC) was created
by the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation Act (title VI of
the Housing and Community Development Amendments of 1978). The
NRC now operates under the trade name ``NeighborWorks America''
and helps local communities establish working partnerships
between residents and representatives of the public and private
sectors. These partnership-based organizations are independent,
tax-exempt, community-based nonprofit entities, often referred
to as NeighborWorks network organizations.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommends $100,000,000 for fiscal year 2026.
The Committee does not support the wind-down of NeighborWorks
operations, as proposed in the budget request. NeighborWorks is
directed to provide appropriate resources for salaries and
expenses and grants to the NeighborWorks Network.
Grant notifications.--Consistent with directives from
previous years, NeighborWorks shall provide at least three
days' advance notice to the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations prior to the announcement of a grant exceeding
$50,000 that is awarded to NeighborWorks network organization.
Oversight of NRC grants and operations.--The Committee
appreciates efforts by NeighborWorks to strengthen its
oversight capacity, including submitting recent semiannual
reports to Congress and prompt publishing of financial audit
reports, among others. The Committee directs NeighborWorks to
continue these actions, as well as those enumerated in the
joint explanatory statement accompanying P.L. 118-584.
Surface Transportation Board
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $47,452,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 40,799,000
Recommended in the bill............................... 40,799,000
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -6,653,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. - - -
The Surface Transportation Board (STB) was created by the
ICC Termination Act of 1995 (P.L. 104-88) and is the successor
agency to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The STB is an
economic regulatory and adjudicatory body charged by Congress
with resolving railroad rate and service disputes and reviewing
proposed railroad mergers, and the regulation of other surface
transportation carriers, including the intercity bus industry
and surface pipeline carriers, and household-good carriers. The
Surface Transportation Board Reauthorization Act of 2015 (P.L.
114-110) established the STB as a wholly independent agency.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation provides an appropriation of
$40,799,000 for the STB. The STB is estimated to collect
$1,250,000 in fees, which will offset the appropriation for a
total program cost of $39,549,000. The funding level supports
114 FTEs as requested.
Rail rate study.--In 2015, the Transportation Research
Board of the National Academy of Sciences issued a report
titled ``Modernizing Freight Rail Regulation'' as authorized in
Section 9007 of P.L. 109-59. The report determined that the
methodology used to identify unusually high rail rates is
unreliable, arbitrary, and economically flawed. Since this
report, the STB has done much to improve rate reasonableness.
In December 2022, the STB issued two final rules establishing
new rate reasonableness procedures: Final Offer Rate Review
(FORR) and Voluntary Arbitration. Both review mechanisms are
limited to rate disputes worth up to $4 million in relief over
two years.
The Committee directs the STB to brief the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations regarding its work in rate
reasonableness, and efforts to review and resolve larger rate
disputes within one year of enactment of this Act. The
Committee further directs the STB to evaluate the potential
need to construct a new economic model of rail rates, the
appropriate method for constructing such a model and the
authorization and resources that would be required to construct
the model. The STB shall provide this evaluation in writing to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within one
year of enactment of this Act.
United States Interagency Council on Homelessness
OPERATING EXPENSES
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025....................... $4,300,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026...................... 250,000
Recommended in the bill............................... - - -
Bill compared with:
Appropriation, fiscal year 2025................... -4,300,000
Budget request, fiscal year 2026.................. -250,000
The mission of the United States Interagency Council on
Homelessness (USICH) is to coordinate multi-agency Federal
response to homelessness.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
The Committee recommendation does not provide further
funding for the United States Interagency Council on
Homelessness.
TITLE IV
GENERAL PROVISIONS--THIS ACT
Section 401 prohibits the use of funds for the planning or
execution of any program to pay the expenses of, or otherwise
compensate, non-Federal parties intervening in regulatory or
adjudicatory proceedings.
Section 402 prohibits the obligation of funds beyond the
current fiscal year and the transfer of funds to other
appropriations, unless expressly provided.
Section 403 limits consulting service expenditures through
procurement contracts to those contracts contained in the
public record, except where otherwise provided under existing
law.
Section 404 prohibits funds from being used for certain
types of employee training.
Section 405 specifies requirements for the reprogramming of
funds and requires agencies to submit a report to establish the
baseline for the application of reprogramming and transfer
authorities.
Section 406 provides that not to exceed 50 percent of
unobligated balances for salaries and expenses may remain
available until September 30, 2027, for each account for the
purposes authorized, subject to the approval of the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Section 407 prohibits the use of funds for any project that
seeks to use the power of eminent domain unless eminent domain
is employed only for public use.
Section 408 prohibits funds from being transferred to any
department, agency, or instrumentality of the U.S. Government,
except where transfer authority is provided in this or any
other appropriations act.
Section 409 prohibits funds from being used by an entity
unless the expenditure complies with the Buy American Act.
Section 410 prohibits funds from being made available to
any person or entity that has been convicted of violating the
Buy American Act.
Section 411 prohibits funds from being used for first-class
airline accommodations in contravention of sections 301-10.122
and 301-10.123 of title 41, Code of Federal Regulations.
Section 412 restricts the number of employees that agencies
may send to international conferences unless such attendance is
important to the national interest.
Section 413 caps the amount of fees the STB can charge or
collect for rate or practice complaints filed at the amount
authorized for district court civil suit filing fees.
Section 414 prohibits funds from being used to maintain or
establish computer networks unless such networks block the
viewing, downloading, or exchange of pornography.
Section 415 prohibits funds from being used to deny an
Inspector General timely access to any records, documents, or
other materials available to the department or agency over
which that Inspector General has responsibilities, or to
prevent or impede that Inspector General's access to such
records, documents, or other materials.
Section 416 prohibits funds from being used to pay award or
incentive fees for contractors whose performance is below
satisfactory, behind schedule, over budget, or failed to meet
requirements of the contract, with exceptions.
Section 417 prohibits funds from being used to permanently
replace an employee intent on returning to his or her past
occupation following completion of military service.
Section 418 prohibits funds from being used for the
approval of a new foreign air carrier permit or exemption
application if that approval would contravene United States law
or Article 17 bis of the U.S.-E.U.-Iceland-Norway Air Transport
Agreement.
Section 419 prohibits funds from being used to contravene
42 U.S.C. 5155.
Section 420 prohibits funds from being used to contravene
42 U.S.C. 1436a and 8 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.
Section 421 prohibits funds to be used for advocating for
supporting or defeating certain legislation.
Section 422 prohibits the use of funds to discriminate
against a person who speaks, or acts, in accordance with a
sincerely held religious belief, or moral conviction, that
marriage is, or should be recognized as, a union of one man or
one woman.
Section 423 prohibits funds to facilitate scheduled air
transportation to, or pass through, property confiscated by the
Cuban government.
Section 424 provides technical corrections to certain
Community Project Funding projects.
Section 425 prohibits funds provided to contravene certain
executive orders.
Section 426 prohibits funds from being used to display
extraneous flags at facilities of Departments or agencies.
Section 427 prohibits funds to be used to purchase,
install, maintain, or operate automated traffic enforcement
cameras for red light, speed, or stop sign enforcement.
Section 428 prohibits funds from being expended to
disseminate certain advertisements at certain transportation
conveyances.
Section 429 establishes a spending reduction account.
House of Representatives Report Requirements
STATEMENT OF GENERAL PERFORMANCE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
Pursuant to clause 3(c)(4) of rule XIII of the Rules of the
House of Representatives, the following is a statement of
general performance goals and objectives for which this measure
authorizes funding:
The Committee on Appropriations considers program
performance, including a program's success in developing and
attaining outcome-related goals and objectives, in developing
funding recommendations.
PROGRAM DUPLICATION
No provision of this bill establishes or reauthorizes a
program of the Federal Government known to be duplicative of
another Federal program, a program that was included in any
report from the Government Accountability Office to Congress
pursuant to section 21 of Public Law 111-139, or a program
related to a program identified in the most recent Catalog of
Federal Domestic Assistance.
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
Pursuant to clause 3(f)(2) of rule XIII of the Rules of the
House of Representatives and Section 6(f) of the Rules of the
House Committee on Appropriations, the following statements are
submitted describing the transfer of funds provided in the
accompanying bill:
In title I, under Transportation Planning, Research, and
Development, language is included to transfer funds into this
account from other Federal agencies for expenses incurred by
the Interagency Infrastructure Permitting Improvement Center
that are not related to transportation infrastructure.
In title I, under Working Capital Fund, language is
included to limit the transfer of funds into this account from
any agency of the Department of Transportation.
In title I, under section 108, the Secretary may transfer
and consolidate administrative resources for certain programs.
In title I, under Section 109, the Secretary may transfer
awards to a Tribe under a funding agreement from the
Department's Operating Administrations to the Office of Tribal
Government Affairs.
In title I, under Facilities and Equipment (Airport and
Airway Trust Fund), language is included to transfer funds for
acquisition, establishment, technical support services,
improvement by contract or purchase, and hire of national
airspace systems and experimental facilities and equipment.
In title I, under Grants-in-Aid for Airports (Airport and
Airway Trust Fund), language is included to transfer funds to
the Office of the Secretary to carry out the Small Community
Air Service Development Program.
In title I, under Grants-in Aid for Airports, language is
included to transfer funds for noise compatibility planning,
runway incursion prevention devices and systems, and airport
safety programs.
In title I, under Federal Highway Administration,
Limitation on Administrative Expenses (Highway Trust Fund),
language is included to transfer funds to the Appalachian
Regional Commission.
In title I, under Highway Infrastructure Programs, language
is included to transfer funds for activities eligible under the
tribal transportation program.
In title I, under National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, language is included to transfer funds to
discharge the functions of the Secretary with respect to
traffic and highway safety.
In title I, under Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and
Safety Improvements, the Secretary may transfer amounts for
projects selected for commuter rail passenger transportation to
the appropriate agencies.
In title I, under Northeast Corridor Grants to the National
Railroad Passenger Corporation, language is included to
transfer funds to make grants to the National Railroad
Passenger Corporation for activities associated with the
Northeast Corridor.
In title I, under National Network Grants to the National
Railroad Passenger Corporation, language is included to
transfer funds to make grants to the National Railroad
Passenger Corporation for activities associated with the
National Network.
In title I, language is included in section 150 to transfer
certain amounts made available in this and prior Acts to the
Secretary of Transportation or the Federal Railroad
Administration (FRA) to another FRA account to support the
award, administration, project management oversight, and
technical assistance of financial assistance administered by
the FRA.
In title I, under Capital Investment Grants, language is
included to transfer funds to carry out fixed guideway capital
investment grants.
In title I, under Assistance to Small Shipyards, language
is included to transfer funds to make grants to qualified
shipyards.
In title I, under section 162, language is included to
allow for the transfer of appropriations to be merged into new
accounts with similar, current activities.
In title I, under Maritime Guaranteed Loan (Title XI)
Program Account, language is included to transfer funds to the
Operations and Training account for program administration.
In title I, under Port Infrastructure Development Program,
language is included to transfer funds to make grants to
improve port facilities.
In title II, under Working Capital Fund, language is
included to transfer funds into this account from any other
office or agencies of the Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
In title II, under Native American Programs, language is
included for transferring for the costs of administering and
overseeing the obligations of additional funds.
In title II, under Housing for the Elderly, language is
included to allow the Secretary to transfer and merge amounts
under the heading ``Project-Based Rental Assistance'' an amount
equal to the total cost of new incremental project-based
subsidy contracts. Any unobligated balances remaining from
funds transferred are available for the purposes authorized
under that heading.
In title II, under Housing for Persons with Disabilities,
unobligated balances remaining from funds transferred to or
appropriated under this heading can be used for the purposes
for the reason these funds were originally appropriated.
Additionally, at the Secretary's request, project funds held in
residual receipts subject to a section 811 project rental
assistance contract will be sent to the department and
deposited in this account.
In title II, under the Office of Lead Hazard Control and
Healthy Homes, language is included to transfer funds to the
Office of Policy Development and Research.
In title II, under Information Technology Fund, language is
included to transfer funds for Department-wide and programs-
specific information technology systems and infrastructure.
In title II, language is included in Section 209 to allow
the Secretary to transfer all or some project-based assistance,
debt held or issued by the Secretary, and statutorily required
low-income and very low-income use restrictions to another
multifamily housing project or projects.
In title II, language is included in section 218 to
transfer funds between the Administrative Support Offices and
Program Offices, with certain limitations.
In title II, language is included in section 224 related to
the transfer of funds to the Office of Policy Development and
Research.
In title II, language is included in section 232 to
transfer amounts made available for salaries and expenses under
all headings to the heading ``Information Technology Fund'' for
information technology needs.
In title IV, language is included in section 402 related to
transfer authorities to other appropriations.
In title IV, language is included in section 408 related to
transfer authorities.
RESCISSION OF FUNDS
Pursuant to Clause 3(f)(2) of rule XIII of the Rules of the
House of Representatives and section 6(f) of the Rules of the
House Committee on Appropriations, the following statements are
submitted describing the rescissions in the accompanying bill:
In title I, section 109A, under the heading ``Office of the
Secretary--Research and Technology'' for Advanced Research
Projects Agency--Infrastructure (ARPA-I) unobligated balances
from prior year appropriations made available and authorized by
section 119 of title 49, United States Code, $10,000,000 are
rescinded.
In title I, under the Maritime Administration's Maritime
Security Program, $27,000,000 are rescinded from unobligated
balances from prior year appropriations. In title I, under the
Maritime Administration's Cable Security Fleet, 12,000,000 are
permanently rescinded are rescinded from unobligated balances
from prior year appropriations.
In title I, under the Maritime Administration's Tanker
Security Program, $54,000,000 are hereby permanently rescinded.
In title II, under Housing Certificate Fund, any obligated
balances of contract authority from fiscal year 1974 and prior
fiscal years that have been terminated are rescinded.
In title II, under Policy Development and Research,
Research and Technology any funds not yet obligated from the
sixth proviso from fiscal year 2025 are rescinded.
In title II, section 201 rescinds 50 percent of funds that
are recaptured from projects described in section 1012(a) of
the Steward B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Amendments Act of
1998.
In title II, Section 235 rescinds unobligated balances
from: paragraph (5) under the heading ``Public Housing Fund''
from fiscal year 2025; under the heading ``Choice Neighborhoods
Initiative'' from fiscal year 2025; paragraph (2) under the
heading ``Community Development Fund'' from fiscal year 2025;
$15,000,000 of amounts previously made available from the
Manufactured Housing Fees Trust Fund; $417,000,000 under the
heading ``Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes''.
Compliance With Rule XIII, Cl. 3(e) (Ramseyer Rule)
In compliance with clause 3(e) of rule XIII of the Rules of
the House of Representatives, the Committee notes that the
accompanying bill does not propose to repeal or amend a statute
or part thereof.
CHANGES IN THE APPLICATION OF EXISTING LAW
Pursuant to clause 3(f)(1)(A) of rule XIII of the Rules of
the House of Representatives, the following statements are
submitted describing the effect of provisions in the
accompanying bill that directly or indirectly change the
application of existing law:
TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Salaries and Expenses'' which specifies certain amounts for
the Office of the Secretary and official reception and
representation expenses, specifies the period of availability
of those funds, specifies transfer authority among individual
offices of the Office of the Secretary, and allows up to
$2,500,000 in user fees to be credited to the account.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Research and Technology'' which limits the availability of
funds, changes the availability of funds, allows funds received
from other entities to be credited to the account, and deems
the title of the office.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``National Surface Transportation and Innovative Finance
Bureau'' which makes funding available until expended, allows
fees received from other entities to be credited to the
account, and authorizes the Secretary to use funds for
departmental administrative costs.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing Program''
which authorizes the Secretary to issue direct loans and loan
guarantees under chapter 224 of title 49, United States Code.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Financial Management Capital'' which provides funds for
financial systems and business process upgrades and changes the
availability of funds.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Cyber Security Initiatives'' which provides funds for
information technology security upgrades and changes the
availability of funds.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Transportation Planning, Research, and Development'' which
provides funds for conducting transportation planning,
research, and development activities and making grants, changes
the availability of funds, specifies funding minimums for and
authorities related to the Interagency Infrastructure
Permitting Improvement Center, and the Drone Infrastructure
Inspection Grant Program.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary that
limits operating costs and capital outlays of the Working
Capital Fund (WCF) as authorized by Section 327 of title 49,
United States Code for the Department of Transportation (DOT);
provides that services shall be provided on a competitive
basis, except for non-DOT entities or funds provided in Public
Law 117-58; restricts the transfer for any funds to the Working
Capital Fund with certain approvals; and limits special
assessments or reimbursable agreements levied against any
program, project, or activity funded in this Act to only those
assessments or reimbursable agreements that are presented to
and approved by the House and Senate Committees on
Appropriations.
Language is included under the Office of the Secretary,
``Payments to Air Carriers'' which allows the Secretary of
Transportation to consider subsidy requirements when
determining service to a community, eliminates the requirement
that carriers use at least 15-passenger aircraft, prohibits
funds for communities within a certain distance of a small hub
airport without a cost-share, al- lows amounts to be made
available from the Federal Aviation Administration, and allows
the reimbursement of such amounts from overflight fees.
Section 101 prohibits the Office of the Secretary of
Transportation from approving assessments or reimbursable
agreements pertaining to funds appropriated to the operating
administrations in this Act unless such assessments or
agreements have completed the normal reprogramming process for
congressional notification.
Section 102 requires the Secretary to post on the internet
a schedule of all Council on Credit and Finance meetings,
agendas, and meeting minutes.
Section 103 allows the Department's WCF to provide payments
in advance to vendors for the Federal transit pass fringe
benefit program and to provide full or partial payments to, and
to accept reimbursements from, Federal agencies for transit
benefit distribution services.
Section 104 allows the Department's WCF to utilize not more
than $1,000,000 in fiscal year 2026 unused transit and van pool
benefits to provide contractual services in support of section
189 of this Act.
Section 105 prohibits the use of funds for certain employee
bonuses without the prior written approval of the Assistant
Secretary for Administration.
Section 106 permits the WCF to transfer certain information
technology, equipment, software, and systems under certain
circumstances.
Section 107 requires congressional notification before the
Department provides credit assistance under the Transportation
Infra- structure Finance and Innovation Act program.
Section 108 allows the Operating Administrations to
transfer funds to the Office of Tribal Government Affairs for
tribal entities who receive funding under an intergovernmental
compact through the Tribal Transportation Self Governance
program.
Section 109 increases the set-aside for certain eligible
recipients of the RAISE grant program.
Section 109A rescinds funds from Title XIII of P.L. 119-04.
Language is included under Federal Aviation Administration,
``Operations'' that specifies funds for certain activities;
limits the availability of funds; derives funds from the
General Fund and the Airport and Airway Trust Fund; specifies
reprogramming authorities among activities; requires various
staffing plans by a certain date with financial penalties for
late submissions; permits the use of funds to enter into a
grant agreement with a nonprofit standard setting organization
to develop aviation safety standards; prohibits the use of
funds for new applicants of the second career training program;
prohibits funds to plan, finalize, or implement any regulation
that would promulgate new aviation user fees not specifically
authorized by law; credits funds received from other entities
for expenses incurred in the provision of agency services; and
specifies funds for the contract tower program; prohibits funds
from certain activities coordinated through the Working Capital
Fund; and makes $10,000,000 available to establish the Office
of the Assistant Administrator for Rulemaking and Regulatory
Improvement as authorized under Section 106(c) of title 49 USC.
Language is included under Federal Aviation Administration,
``Facilities and Equipment'' that specifies funds for certain
activities; derives funds from the Airport and Airway Trust
Fund; transfers in funds from Public Law 117-58 limits the
availability of funds; credits funds received from other
entities for expenses incurred in the modernization of air
navigation systems; requires a capital investment plan;
specifies amounts for fiber optic infrastructure.
Language is included under Federal Aviation Administration,
``Research, Engineering, and Development'' that derives funds
from the Airport and Airway Trust Fund; limits the availability
of funds; credits funds received from other entities for
expenses incurred for in research, engineering, and development
to the account; requires funds to be used in accordance with
the report accompanying this Act; and specifies reprogramming
authorities among amounts in the report subject to section 405
of this Act.
Language is included under Federal Aviation Administration,
``Grants-in-aid for Airports'' that provides funds from the
Airport and Airway Trust Fund and from the General Fund;
specifies the availability of funds; prohibits funds for
certain activities; sets a cost share requirement on certain
airport construction projects; limits the availability of funds
for certain activities; allows the participation of certain
additional airports; specifies amounts for community project
funding; and specifies amounts for polyfluoroalkyl related
programs.
Section 110 allows no more than 600 technical staff-years
at the center for advanced aviation systems development.
Section 111 prohibits funds from being used to adopt
guidelines or regulations requiring airport sponsors to provide
FAA ``without cost'' building construction space, and related
accommodation services.
Section 112 allows reimbursement for fees collected and
credited under 49 U.S.C. 45303.
Section 113 allows reimbursement of funds for providing
technical assistance to foreign aviation authorities to be
credited to the operations account.
Section 114 prohibits funds from being used for Sunday
premium pay unless work was performed on a Sunday.
Section 115 prohibits funds from being used to buy store
gift cards with Government-issued credit cards.
Section 116 requires, upon the request of an owner or
operator, the Secretary to block the identifying information of
an owner or operator's aircraft in any flight tracking display
to the public.
Section 117 prohibits funds from being used for salaries
and expenses of more than nine political and Presidential
appointees in the FAA.
Section 118 prohibits funds from being used to increase
fees under 49 U.S.C. 44721 until the FAA provides a report to
the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations that
justifies all fees related to aeronautical navigation products
and explains how such fees are consistent with Executive Order
13642.
Section 119 requires the FAA to notify the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations at least 90 days before closing a
regional operations center or reducing the services provided.
Section 119A prohibits funds from being used to change
weight restrictions or prior permission rules at Teterboro
Airport in New Jersey.
Section 119B prohibits funds from being used to withhold
from consideration and approval certain applications for
participation in the contract tower program or for certain
reevaluations of cost-share program participation.
Section 119C prohibits funds from being used to open,
close, re-designate, or reorganize a regional office,
aeronautical center, or technical center subject to the normal
reprogramming requirements outlined under section 405 of this
Act.
Section 119D specifies requirements related to FAA
organizational units.
Section 119E allows funds from the ``Grants-in-Aid for
Airports'' account to reimburse airports affected by temporary
flight restrictions for residences of the President.
Language is included under the Federal Highway
Administration, ``Limitation on Administrative Expenses'' which
limits the amount to be paid, together with advances and
reimbursements received, for the administrative expenses of the
agency or transferred to the Appalachian Regional Commission
for administrative expenses associated with the Appalachian
Development Highway System.
Language is included under the Federal Highway
Administration, ``Federal-aid Highways'' which limits the
obligations for Federal-aid highways and highway safety
construction programs.
Language is included under the Federal Highway
Administration, ``Federal-aid Highways'' which liquidates
contract authority from the Highway Trust Fund.
Language is included under the Federal Highway
Administration, ``Highway Infrastructure Programs'' which
authorizes and appropriates additional amounts. Language
applies; waives various statutory requirements for certain
funding and specifies the availability of funds; and allocates
funding for the Nationally Significant Multimodal Freight and
Highway Projects program.
Section 120 distributes obligation authority among Federal-
aid highways programs.
Section 121 credits funds received by the Bureau of
Transportation Statistics to the Federal-aid highways account.
Section 122 provides requirements for any waiver of the Buy
America requirements.
Section 123 requires 60-day notification to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations of any grants as authorized
under 23 U.S.C. 117.
Section 124 allows state departments of transportation to
repurpose certain highway project funding to be used within 25
miles of its original designation.
Section 125 prohibits funds from being used for activities
related to the implementation of certain tolling projects.
Language is included under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration, ``Motor Carrier Safety Operations and
Programs'' which provides a limitation on obligations and
liquidation of contract authorization, changes the availability
of funds, and specifies amounts available for specific
activities.
Language is included under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration, ``Motor Carrier Safety Grants'' which provides
limitation on obligations and liquidation of contract
authorization, modifies the availability of certain funds, and
specifies amounts available for various programs.
Section 130 specifies certain notification requirements for
violations of certain Federal Regulations.
Section 131 prohibits funds from being used to enforce the
electronic logging device rule with respect to carriers
transporting livestock or insects.
Section 132 prohibits funds from being used to require the
use of inward facing cameras as a condition for the
apprenticeship pilot program.
Section 133 prohibits funds from being used to promulgate
any rule or regulation that would require certain commercial
vehicles to be equipped with a speed limiting device.
Section 134 prohibits funds to be used to modify the
preemption determinations published by FMSCSA.
Language is included under National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, ``Operations and Research'' which provides
funds for vehicle safety activities, modifies the period of
availability of certain funds, transfers unobligated balances,
and designates funding in accordance with Public Law 118-5.
Language is included under National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, ``Operations and Research'' which provides a
limitation on obligations and a liquidation of contract
authorization from the Highway Trust Fund, specifies amounts
for various programs, modifies the period of availability of
certain funds; and specifies that amounts for certain
activities are in addition to any other funds provided for such
purposes in this Act.
Language is included under National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration ``Highway Traffic Safety Grants'' which provides
a limitation on obligations, changes the availability of funds,
provides a liquidation of contract authorization from the
Highway Trust Fund, specifies the amounts for various programs,
prohibits and limits funds for specific purposes, and requires
certain congressional notifications.
Section 140 exempts from the current fiscal year's
obligation limitation any obligation authority that was made
available in previous public laws.
Section 141 prohibits any funds provided under this heading
to be used to encourage illegal drug or alcohol use in the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's impaired
driving advertising campaigns.
Language is included under Federal Railroad Administration,
``Safety and Operations'' which provides funds and funding
availability.
Language is included under Federal Railroad Administration,
``Railroad Research and Development'' which provides funds,
provides funding availability, and allows the use of funding
for specific purposes.
Language is included under Federal Railroad Administration,
``Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements''
which provides funds and funding availability, sets aside
amounts for specified purposes, transfers funds from Public Law
117-58, designates funding in accordance with Public Law 118-5,
expands project eligibility, and modifies preference relating
to the Federal share of projects receiving awards, allows funds
to be used for railroad systems planning, allows funds selected
for commuter rail passenger transportation to be transferred by
the Secretary to appropriate agencies, allows unobligated
balances remaining after six years to be used for any eligible
project, and allows the Secretary to withhold funding for a
specified purpose.
Language is included under Federal Railroad Administration,
``Northeast Corridor Grants to the National Railroad Passenger
Corporation'' which provides funds and funding availability,
transfers funds from Public Law 117-58, designates funding in
accordance with Public Law 118-5, and allows the Secretary to
withhold funding for specified purposes.
Language is included under Federal Railroad Administration,
``National Network Grants to the National Railroad Passenger
Corporation'' which provides funding and funding availability,
transfers funds from Public Law 117-58, designates funding in
accordance with Public Law 118-5, allows the Secretary to
retain funding to fund expenses associated with the State-
Supported Route Committee.
Section 150 allows the Federal Railroad Administration to
transfer certain amounts made available in this and prior Acts
to the financial assistance oversight and technical assistance
account to support the award, administration, project
management oversight, and technical assistance of grants
administered by the Federal Railroad Administration, with an
exception.
Section 151 specifies certain restrictions and reporting
requirements for the use of funds to pay for certain overtime
costs.
Section 152 prohibits the National Railroad Passenger
Corporation from using funds to reduce the total number of
uniformed Amtrak Police Department officers below the staffing
level on May 1, 2019.
Section 153 prohibits funds from being used for a high-
speed rail corridor development project in California.
Section 154 allows funds to be made available for a grant
to Union Station Redevelopment Corporation to rehabilitate and
repair the Washington Union Station Complex and shall adhere to
Public Law 97-125.
Section 155 rescinds unobligated balances from prior year
appropriations made under the heading ``Federal Railroad
Administration--Federal-State Partnership for Intercity
Passenger Rail''.
Section 156 prohibits funds from being used for high-speed
rail in Texas.
Section 157 prohibits funds from being used for inter-city
passenger rail in Minnesota.
Language is included under Federal Transit Administration,
``Transit Formula Grants'' which provides a limitation on
obligations from the Highway Trust Fund, and for the
liquidation of contract authority.
Language is included under Federal Transit Administration,
``Transit Infrastructure Grants'' which provides funding and
funding availability and clarifies that such funding is not
subject to any limitation on obligations.
Language is included under Federal Transit Administration,
``Technical Assistance and Training'' which provides funding
and funding availability for certain activities, specifies that
such funding is in addition to any other amounts for such
purposes, and clarifies that such funding is not subject to any
limitation on obligations.
Language is included under Federal Transit Administration,
``Capital Investment Grants'' which provides funding and
funding, specifies amounts for activities authorized by section
5309 of title 49, United States Code, and section 3005(b) of
the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act, and sets
limits on transfer authority.
Language is included under Federal Transit Administration,
``Grants to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit
Authority'' which provides funding and funding availability,
requires the Secretary to review projects before a grant is
made, and requires the Secretary to place the highest priority
on safety investments.
Section 160 exempts previously made transit obligations
from limitations on obligations.
Section 161 allows funds provided in this Act that remain
unobligated by September 30, 2027, for capital investment
grants projects to be available for other projects to use the
funds for the purposes for which they were originally provided.
Section 162 allows for the transfer of appropriations made
prior to October 1, 2025, from older accounts to be merged into
new accounts with similar, current activities.
Section 163 prohibits funds to be used to adjust
appointments or withhold funds from appointments pursuant to
section 9503(e)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26
U.S.C. 9503(e)(4)).
Section 164 rescinds unobligated balances from prior year
appropriations made available in paragraphs (1) and (5) under
the heading ``Federal Transit Administration--Transit
Infrastructure Grants''.
Language is included under Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway
Development Corporation which authorizes expenditures,
contracts, and commitments as may be necessary.
Language is included under Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway
Development Corporation, ``Operations and Maintenance'' which
provides funds derived from the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund
and specifies a certain amount for the seaway infrastructure
program. Language allows the Secretary to use unobligated
balances from prior Acts for a specified purpose.
Language is included under Maritime Administration,
``Maritime Security Program'' which provides funds and funding
availability and rescinds unobligated funds from prior year
appropriations.
Language is included under Maritime Administration, ``Cable
Security Fleet'' which provides funds and funding availability.
It also includes a recission of funds.
Language is included under Maritime Administration,
``Tanker Security Program'' which provides funds and funding
availability. It also includes a recission of funds.
Language is included under Maritime Administration,
``Operations and Training'' which provides funds for specific
purposes, limits funding availability, requires submission of
the annual report on sexual assault and harassment at the
United States Merchant Marine Academy, and allows the use of
prior year recoveries for specific purposes.
Language is included under Maritime Administration, ``State
Maritime Academy Operations'' which provides funds for specific
purposes, and limits funding availability.
Language is included under Maritime Administration,
``Assistance to Small Shipyards'' which provides funds and
funding availability.
Language is included under Maritime Administration, ``Ship
Disposal'' which provides funds and funding availability.
Language is included under Maritime Administration,
``Maritime Guaranteed Loan (Title XI) Program Account'' which
provides funds, and transfers and merges funds with ``Maritime
Administration--Operations and Training''.
Language is included under Maritime Administration, ``Port
Infrastructure Development Program'' for funding and funding
availability.
Section 170 authorizes the Maritime Administration to
furnish utilities and services and to make necessary repairs in
connection with any lease, contract, or occupancy involving
government property under control of the Maritime
Administration and allows payments received to be credited to
the Treasury and to remain available until expended.
Section 171 rescinds unobligated balances from the Maritime
Guaranteed Loan Program Account.
Language is included under Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration, ``Operational Expenses'' which provides
funding and funding availability.
Language is included under Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration, ``Hazardous Materials Safety'' which
provides funding and funding availability, allows fees
collected under section 5108(g) of title 49, United States
Code, to be deposited in the general fund of the Treasury, and
allows credits to this appropriation for funds received from
other entities for certain expenses.
Language is included under Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration, ``Pipeline Safety'' which specifies
amounts derived from the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, the
Pipeline Safety Fund, the Liquefied Natural Gas Siting Account,
and the Underground Natural Gas Storage Facility Safety
Account; limits availability of funds; specifies a minimum
amount for certain activities; specifies notification
requirements for certain activities; requires the Secretary to
complete certain reports and plans; and limits funding for
certain purposes pending approval of such reports and plans.
Language is included under Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration, ``Emergency Preparedness Grants'' which
specifies the amount derived from the Emergency Preparedness
Fund, limits the availability of funds, allows up to four
percent of funds for administrative costs, and allows the use
of prior year recoveries for certain activities.
Language is included under Office of Inspector General,
``Salaries and Expenses'' which provides funding and provides
the Inspector General with all necessary, independent authority
to investigate allegations of fraud by any person or entity
that is subject to regulation by the Department of
Transportation.
Section 180 provides authorization for the Department of
Transportation to maintain and operate aircraft, hire passenger
motor vehicles and aircraft, purchase liability insurance, pay
for uniforms, and purchase and operate unmanned aircraft
systems.
Section 181 limits appropriations for services authorized
by section 3109 of title 5, United States Code, up to the rate
permitted for an executive level IV.
Section 182 prohibits recipients of funds in this Act from
disseminating personal information obtained by state DMVs in
connection to motor vehicle records with an exception.
Section 183 prohibits funds in this Act for salaries and
expenses of more than 125 political and presidential appointees
in the Department of Transportation.
Section 184 stipulates that revenue collected by the
Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Railroad
Administration from states, counties, municipalities, other
public authorities, and private sources for training may be
credited to specific accounts within the agencies with an
exception for state rail safety inspectors participating in
training.
Section 185 prohibits the Department of Transportation from
using funds made available by this Act or in title VIII of
division J of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (P.L.
117-58) to make a loan, loan guarantee, line of credit, letter
of intent, Federally funded cooperative agreement, full funding
grant agreement, or discretionary grant unless the Department
of Transportation gives a 3-day advance notice to the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations. The provision requires the
Department of Transportation to provide a comprehensive list of
all such loans, loan guarantees, lines of credit, letters of
intent, Federally funded cooperative agreements, full funding
grant agreements, and discretionary grants that will be
announced with a 3-day advance notice to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations. The provision also requires
concurrent notice of any ``quick release'' of funds from the
Federal Highway Administration's emergency relief program and
prohibits notifications from involving funds not available for
obligation.
Section 186 allows funds received from rebates, refunds,
and similar sources to be credited to appropriations of the
Department of Transportation.
Section 187 requires reprogramming actions to be approved
or denied by the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
and reprogramming notifications shall be transmitted solely to
the Appropriations Committees.
Section 188 allows funds appropriated to operating
administrations to be obligated for the Office of the Secretary
for costs related to assessments only when such funds provide a
direct benefit to the operating administrations.
Section 189 authorizes the Secretary to carry out a program
that establishes uniform standards for developing and
supporting agency transit pass and transit benefits, including
distribution of transit benefits.
Section 190 allows the use of funds to assist a contract
utilizing geographic, economic, or other hiring preference not
otherwise authorized by law, only if certain requirements are
met related to availability of local labor, displacement of
existing employees, and delays in transportation plans.
Section 191 directs the Secretary of Transportation to work
with the Secretary of Homeland Security to ensure that best
practices for industrial control systems procurement are up to
date and that systems procured with funds provided under this
title were procured using such practices.
Section 192 prohibits the use of funds to be used in
contravention of the American Security Drone Act of 2023.
Section 193 prohibits funds to be used to enforce a mask
mandate in response to the COVID-19 virus.
Section 194 prohibits funds to be used to license,
facilitate, coordinate, or allow officials of a country
designated as a state sponsor of terrorism to observe, tour,
visit, or confer with the employees of the Department of
Transportation, including the Federal Aviation Administration.
Section 195 reduces funds from the salaries and expenses of
the Office of the General Counsel and increases funds for the
Regional Infrastructure Accelerator program.
TITLE II--DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Management and Administration'', ``Executive
Offices'' which provides funding and funding availability for
Executive Offices and limits funds available for reception and
representation expenses.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Management and Administration'',
``Administrative Support Offices'' which specifies funds for
the Office of the Chief Financial Officer, the Office of the
General Counsel, the Office of Ad- ministration, the Office of
the Chief Human Capital Officer, the Office of the Chief
Procurement Officer, the Office of Field Policy and Management,
the Office of Departmental Equal Employment Opportunity, and
the Office of the Chief Information Officer; allows funds for
certain administrative expenses; and allows funds to be used
for advertising and promotional activities.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Management and Administration'', ``Program
Offices'' which specifies funds for the Office of Public and
Indian Housing, Office of Community Planning and Development,
Office of Housing, Office of Policy Development and Research,
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, and Office of
Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Working Capital Fund'' which specifies the
shared services to be used by the Department, specifies the
conditions for reimbursement, allows for additional salaries
and expenses amounts to be transferred to the Working Capital
Fund, and requires notification in advance of such transfers.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Tenant-Based Rental Assistance'' which specifies
funds for certain programs, activities and purposes and limits
the use and availability of certain funds; specifies the
methodology for allocation of renewal funding (including
renewals of enhanced vouchers); directs the Secretary to
provide renewal funding based on validated voucher system
leasing and cost data for the prior year; directs the
Secretary, to the extent necessary, to prorate each public
housing agencies (PHA) allocation; directs the Secretary to
notify PHAs of their annual budget the later of 60 days after
enactment of the Act or March 1, 2025; allows the Secretary to
extend the notification period with the prior approval of the
House and Senate appropriations committees; specifies the
amounts available to the Secretary to allocate to PHAs that
need additional funds and for fees; specifies the amount for
additional rental subsidy due to unforeseen emergencies and
portability; provides funding for public housing agencies with
vouchers that were not in use during the previous 12 month
period in order to be available to meet a commitment pursuant
to section 8(o)(13); provides that amounts made available under
this paragraph may be available to provide calendar year 2026
assistance to public housing agencies that would otherwise be
required to terminate Emergency Housing Voucher assistance for
families as a result of insufficient funding; provides funding
for various adjustments in the allocations for public housing
agencies; allows the total number of unit months under lease to
exceed a Moving to Work (MTW) PHA's authorized level of units
under contract; provides funding for public housing agencies
that despite taking reasonable measures, would otherwise be
required to terminate assistance for families as a result of
insufficient funding; and provides funding for public housing
agencies that have experienced increased costs or loss of units
in an area with a Presidentially declared disaster.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Tenant-Based Rental Assistance'' which provides
funds for tenant protection vouchers; sets certain conditions
for the Secretary to provide such vouchers; provides funds for
residents of multi-family properties that would not otherwise
have been eligible for tenant-protection vouchers; sets
eligibility requirements for multi-family properties to
participate in the program; requires the Secretary to issue
guidance on requirements; and sets conditions for the
reissuance of vouchers.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Tenant-Based Rental Assistance'' which provides
funds for administrative and other expenses of public housing
agencies to administer the section 8 tenant-based rental
assistance program; sets an amount to be available to PHAs that
need additional funds to administer their section 8 programs,
including fees to administer tenant protection assistance,
disaster related vouchers, Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing
vouchers and other special purpose vouchers; provides for the
distribution of funds; provides for a uniform percentage
decrease of amounts to be allocated if funds are not
sufficient; establishes that MTW agencies be funded pursuant to
their MTW agreements and in accordance with the requirements of
the MTW program; provides funds for section 811 mainstream
vouchers (and allows for adjustments in allocations for public
housing agencies under certain circumstances); provides funds
for rental assistance and administrative costs associated with
tribal veteran vouchers subject to certain conditions; provides
funds for foster youth housing; and requires the Secretary to
track special purpose vouchers.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Housing Certificate Fund'' which rescinds prior
year funds and allows the Secretary to use recaptures to fund
project-based contracts and performance-based contract
administrators.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Public Housing Fund'' which specifies the total
amount available for certain activities; limits the
availability of funds; limits the delegation of certain waiver
authorities; specifies an amount for administrative and
judicial receiverships; and specifies an amount for emergency
capital needs, and for safety and security measures.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Assisted Housing Inspections and Risk
Assessments'' which provides funding, limits availability of
funds, and allows certain unobligated balances under the
heading ``Public Housing Fund'' to be used for ongoing public
housing and physical assessment activities.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Self-Sufficiency Programs'' which provides
funding, limits availability of funds, allows the Secretary to
waive or specify certain requirements, establishes entities
eligible to compete for funding, allows the establishment of
escrow funds and utilization of rent incentives, allows the use
of residual receipt accounts to hire coordinators for a number
of sufficiency programs, and includes Project-based Rental
Assistance properties as eligible entities for funding provided
in this and prior Acts for family self-sufficiency
coordinators.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Native American Programs'' which provides
funding and limits availability of funds. Language specifies
amounts and conditions for the Native American Housing Block
Grants formula program, guaranteed notes and obligations as
defined in section 502 of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974,
the Indian Community Development Block Grant program, and
training and technical assistance. Language authorizes and
appropriates funding for competitive grants through the Native
American Housing Block Grants program to be awarded at the
discretion of the Secretary, specifies considerations for the
Secretary in making funding awards, and authorizes the use of
additional amounts in prior Acts for administrative expenses.
Language is also included that allows the Secretary to
reprogram excess amounts after notification is provided to the
House and Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Indian Housing Loan Guarantee Fund Program
Account'' which specifies the amount and availability of funds
to subsidize total loan principal, specifies how to define the
costs of modifying loans, sets a total loan principal, and
allows the use of unobligated balances remaining from amounts
made available under prior Acts for the cost of guaranteed
loans.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant'' which
provides funding, limits availability of funds, and prevents
and allows certain activities.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Native Hawaiian Housing Loan Guarantee Fund
Program Account'' which sets a total loan principal and allows
the Secretary to make commitments to refinance loans.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS''
which limits availability of funds and requires grantee
notification of formula allocations.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Community Development Fund'' which limits the
use and availability of certain funds; specifies the allocation
of certain funds; prohibits grant recipients from selling,
trading, or transferring funds; prohibits the provision of
funds to for-profit entities for economic development projects
unless certain conditions are met; specifies an amount for
activities authorized under section 8071 of the SUPPORT Act;
requires grantee notification of formula allocations; and
provides funding for certain community projects specified in
the report.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Community Development Loan Guarantees Program
Account'' which limits the principal amount of loan guarantees,
directs the Secretary to collect fees from borrowers adequate
to result in credit subsidy cost of zero, allows the Section
108 loan guarantee program to guarantee notes or other
obligations issued by any State on behalf of non-entitlement
communities in the State, and provides funds for competitive
economic development grants for certain projects and allows for
the reimbursement of eligible expenses related to these grants.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Self-help and Assisted Homeownership Opportunity
Program'' which provides funding; limits availability of funds;
specifies funding amounts for certain programs, rural
activities, and organizations; and allows multiyear agreements
for certain programs subject to the availability of annual
appropriations.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Homeless Assistance Grants'' which limits the
availability of funds, specifies the allocation of certain
funds for certain purposes, specifies matching requirements,
requires the Secretary to establish minimum performance
thresholds for projects, requires the Secretary to prioritize
funding to grant applicants that demonstrate a capacity to
reallocate funding to higher performing projects, requires the
Secretary to provide incentives for grantees to integrate
homeless programs with other social service providers, and
requires notification of formula allocations. It also provides
for homeless data and particularly discusses homeless youth.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Project-based Rental Assistance'' which provides
funds and funding availability, provides for some advance
appropriations, specifies eligible activities, allows the cost
associated with any foregone increases in tenant rent payments
due to the implementation of rent incentives of the Job-Plus
initiative to be included in housing assistance payments,
specifies amounts for certain purposes, and allows the
Secretary to recapture residual receipts from certain
properties.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Housing for the Elderly'' which limits the
availability of funds; specifies the allocation of certain
funds; designates certain funds to be used only for certain
grants; allows the Secretary to give preference to capital
advance projects under certain conditions; allows funds to be
used to renew certain contracts; allows the Secretary to waive
certain provisions governing contract terms and for
intergenerational dwelling units; allows excess funds held in
residual receipts accounts, after contract termination, to be
deposited in this account for transferred purposes; allows for
funding to be used for service coordinators, and limits the
availability and use of these funds.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Housing for Persons with Disabilities'' which
limits the availability of funds, specifies the allocation of
certain funds, allows the Secretary to give preference to
capital advance projects under certain conditions, allows for
certain repurposing of transferred funds, and allows funds to
be used to renew certain contracts.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Payment to Manufactured Housing Fees Trust
Fund'' which permits fees to be assessed, modified, and
collected for dispute resolution and installation programs;
permits temporary borrowing authority from the general fund of
the Treasury; provides that general fund amounts from
collections offset the appropriation so that the resulting
appropriation is a specified amount; requires fees collected to
be deposited into the Manufactured Housing Fees Trust Fund;
allows fees to be used for necessary expenses and limits their
availability; and allows the Secretary to use approved service
providers.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Mutual Mortgage Insurance Program Account''
which limits new commitments to issue guarantees, limits new
obligations to make direct loans, specifies that the Secretary
may insure specific mortgages only under certain conditions,
and limits the availability of funds.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``General and Special Risk Program Account'' which
limits new commitments to issue guarantees, limits new
obligations to make direct loans, and limits the availability
of funds.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Government National Mortgage Association'' which
limits new commitments to issue guarantees, provides funds for
salaries and expenses derived from offsetting collections,
allows specified receipts to be credited as offsetting
collections, and limits the availability of funds.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Policy Development and Research'' which limits
the availability of funds, specifies authorized uses, allows
the Secretary to enter into cooperative agreements under
specified circumstances, directs the submission of a spend
plan, and prohibits funding for a specified use.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity'' which
provides or prohibits funds for certain purposes, limits the
availability of funds, authorizes the Secretary to assess and
collect fees, and for other purposes.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy
Homes'' which specifies the period of availability of funds,
specifies the amount of funds for specific purposes, specifies
the treatment of certain grants, specifies a matching
requirement for grants, requires a certification of adequate
capacity, and authorizes the transfer of funds for the purposes
of conducting research and studies.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Information Technology Fund'' which specifies
the period of availability and purpose of funds and allows
certain uses for unobligated balances and recaptures.
Language is included under Department of Housing and Urban
Development, ``Office of Inspector General'' which specifies
the use of funds and directs that the Inspector General shall
have independent authority over all personnel issues within the
office.
Section 201 splits overpayments evenly between the Treasury
and state HFAs.
Section 202 prohibits funds from being used to investigate
or prosecute lawful activities under the Fair Housing Act
solely for the purpose of achieving or preventing action by a
government entity or a court of competent jurisdiction.
Section 203 requires any grant or cooperative agreement to
be made on a competitive basis, unless otherwise provided, in
accordance with section 102 of the Department of Housing and
Urban Development Reform Act of 1989.
Section 204 relates to the availability of funds for
services and facilities for GSEs and others subject to the
Government Corporation Control Act and the Housing Act, and to
the expenditure of funds for corporations and agencies subject
to the Government Corporation Control Act.
Section 205 prohibits the use of funds in excess of the
budget estimates, unless provided otherwise.
Section 206 authorizes and sets conditions for certain HUD
agencies and corporations to make expenditures for new loan or
mortgage purchase commitments.
Section 207 requires the Secretary to provide quarterly
reports on uncommitted, unobligated, recaptured, and excess
funds in each departmental program and activity.
Section 208 exempts GNMA from certain requirements of the
Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990.
Section 209 authorizes HUD to transfer debt and use
agreements from an obsolete project to a viable project,
provided that no additional costs are incurred, and other
conditions are met.
Section 210 sets forth requirements for section 8
eligibility.
Section 211 distributes Native American housing block
grants to the same Native Alaskan recipients as in fiscal year
2005.
Section 212 instructs HUD on how to manage and dispose of
any multifamily property that is owned or held by HUD.
Section 213 allows PHAs that own and operate 400 or fewer
units of public housing to be exempt from asset management
requirements in connection with the operating fund rule.
Section 214 restricts the Secretary from imposing any
requirements or guidelines relating to asset management that
restrict or limit the use of capital funds for central office
costs, up to the limits established in law.
Section 215 requires that no employee of the Department be
designated as an allotment holder unless the Chief Financial
Officer determines that such employee has received certain
training.
Section 216 requires the Secretary to publish all notices
of funding opportunities for competitively awarded funds and
establishes how such notification may occur.
Section 217 requires attorney fees for programmatic
litigation to be paid from the individual program office and
Office of General Counsel salaries and expenses appropriations.
Section 218 allows the Secretary to transfer up to 10
percent of funds or $5,000,000, whichever is less, appropriated
under the headings ``Administrative Support Offices'', or
``Program Offices'' to any other office.
Section 219 requires HUD to take certain actions against
owners receiving rental subsidies that do not maintain safe and
sanitary properties.
Section 220 places a salary and bonus limit on public
housing agency officials and employees.
Section 221 requires the Secretary to notify the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations at least 3 full business
days before grant awards are announced, including information
by state and congressional district.
Section 222 prohibits funds for HUD financing of mortgages
for properties that have been subject to eminent domain.
Section 223 prohibits the use of funds to terminate the
status of a unit of general local government as a metropolitan
city with respect to grants under section 106 of the Housing
and Community Development Act of 1974.
Section 224 allows funding for research, evaluation, and
statistical purposes that is unexpended at the time of
completion of the contract, grant, or cooperative agreement to
be reobligated for additional research.
Section 225 prohibits funds for financial awards for
employees subject to administrative discipline.
Section 226 allows program income as an eligible match for
2015 through 2025 continuum of care funds.
Section 227 permits HUD to provide one year transition
grants under the Continuum of Care program.
Section 228 maintains current Promise Zone designations and
agreements.
Section 229 addresses the establishment of reserves for
public housing agencies designated as ``Moving to Work''
agencies.
Section 230 prohibits funds from being used to make certain
eligibility limitations as part of a notice of fund opportunity
for competitive grant awards under the ``Public Housing Fund.''
Section 231 addresses the manner in which HUD may make
adjustments for formula allocation corrections.
Section 232 allows the Secretary to transfer certain
amounts for salaries and expenses from all headings under this
title (excluding those made available under the heading
``Office of Inspector General'') to the heading ``Information
Technology Fund'' under certain conditions.
Section 233 requires the Secretary to comply with all
process requirements when seeking to revise any annual
contributions contract.
Section 234 prohibits funds made available in prior Acts to
be used to issue a solicitation or accept bids on any
solicitation that is substantially equivalent to the draft
solicitation entitled ``Housing Assistance Payments (HAP)
Contract Support Services (HAPSS)''.
Section 235 rescinds unobligated balances from amounts made
available for appropriations in fiscal year 2025.
Section 236 prohibits federal funds for certain
noncomplying jurisdictions.
Section 237 prohibits the implementation of certain minimum
energy efficiency standards and notices.
Section 238 prohibits funds to enforce notice to vacate
requirements.
Section 239 allows the Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development to allow 1 or more public housing agencies
providing housing assistance to low-income families using
amounts provided under section 8(o) and section 9(e) of the
United States Housing Act of 1937, and allows the public
housing agency to determine appropriate tenant payments, tenant
rental payments, and housing assistance amounts; allows the
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to determine any
such waiver or alternative requirement or modification, and may
not rescind this authority during the 7-year period after which
such authority is granted.
Section 240 allows for any allocated funds appropriated
under ``Public Housing Fund'', ``Public Housing Operating
Fund'', or ``Public Housing Capital Fund'' for any public
housing agency that is not designated as a troubled public
housing agency, may use any such amounts for any eligible
activities under sections 9(d)(1) and 9(e)(1) of such Act.
TITLE III--RELATED AGENCIES
Language is included under Access Board, ``Salaries and
Expenses'' which limits funds for necessary expenses.
Language is included under Federal Maritime Commission,
``Salaries and Expenses'' which provides funds for services
authorized by 46 U.S.C. 46107 and 5 U.S.C. 3109, the hire of
passenger motor vehicles, and uniforms or allowances therefor;
and limits funds for official reception and representation
expenses.
Language is included under National Railroad Passenger
Corporation Office of Inspector General, ``Salaries and
Expenses'' which provides funds for an independent, objective
unit responsible for detecting and preventing fraud, waste,
abuse, and violations of law.
Language allows the Inspector General (IG) to enter
contracts and to select, appoint, or employ officers and
employees to carry out its functions, and requires the IG to
submit its budget request concurrently with the President's
budget.
Language is included under National Transportation Safety
Board, ``Salaries and Expenses'' which provides funds for hire
of passenger motor vehicles and aircraft, services authorized
by 5 U.S.C. 3109, uniforms or allowances therefor, and limits
funds for official reception and representation expenses.
Language is included under Neighborhood Reinvestment
Corporation, ``Payment to the Neighborhood Reinvestment
Corporation'' which provides funds for activities authorized by
42 U.S.C. 8101-8107.
Language is included under Surface Transportation Board,
``Salaries and Expenses'' which provides funds, specifies
amounts for certain purposes, allows the collection of a
specified level of fees established by the Surface
Transportation Board, and provides that the sum appropriated
from the general fund of the Treasury shall be reduced on a
dollar-for-dollar basis as such fees are received.
TITLE IV--GENERAL PROVISIONS, THIS ACT
Section 401 prohibits the use of funds for the planning or
execution of any program to pay the expenses of, or otherwise
compensate, non-Federal parties intervening in regulatory or
adjudicatory proceedings.
Section 402 prohibits the obligation of funds beyond the
current fiscal year and the transfer of funds to other
appropriations, unless expressly provided.
Section 403 limits consulting service expenditures through
procurement contracts to those contracts contained in the
public record, except where otherwise provided under existing
law.
Section 404 prohibits funds from being used for certain
types of employee training.
Section 405 specifies requirements for the reprogramming of
funds and requires agencies to submit a report to establish the
baseline for the application of reprogramming and transfer
authorities.
Section 406 provides that not to exceed 50 percent of
unobligated balances for salaries and expenses may remain
available until September 30, 2024, for each account for the
purposes authorized, subject to the approval of the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations.
Section 407 prohibits the use of funds for any project that
seeks to use the power of eminent domain unless eminent domain
is employed only for public use.
Section 408 prohibits funds from being transferred to any
department, agency, or instrumentality of the U.S. Government,
except where transfer authority is provided in this or any
other appropriations act.
Section 409 prohibits funds from being used by an entity
unless the expenditure is in compliance with the Buy American
Act.
Section 410 prohibits funds from being made available to
any person or entity that has been convicted of violating the
Buy American Act.
Section 411 prohibits funds from being used for first-class
airline accommodations in contravention of sections 301-10.122
and 301-10.123 of title 41, CFR.
Section 412 restricts the number of employees that agencies
may send to international conferences unless such attendance is
important to the national interest.
Section 413 caps the amount of fees the STB can charge or
collect for rate or practice complaints filed at the amount
authorized for district court civil suit filing fees.
Section 414 prohibits funds from being used to maintain or
establish computer networks unless such networks block the
viewing, downloading, or exchange of pornography.
Section 415 prohibits funds from being used to deny an
Inspector General timely access to any records, documents, or
other materials available to the department or agency over
which that Inspector General has responsibilities, or to
prevent or impede that Inspector General's access to such
records, documents, or other materials.
Section 416 prohibits funds to be used to pay award or
incentive fees for contractors whose performance is below
satisfactory, behind schedule, over budget, or failed to meet
requirements of the contract, with exceptions.
Section 417 prohibits funds from being used to permanently
replace an employee intent on returning to his or her past
occupation following completion of military service.
Section 418 prohibits funds from being used for the
approval of a new foreign air carrier permit or exemption
application if that approval would contravene United States law
or Article 17 bis of the U.S.-E.U.-Iceland-Norway Air Transport
Agreement.
Section 419 prohibits funds from being used to contravene
42 U.S.C. 5155.
Section 420 prohibits funds from being used to contravene
42 U.S.C. 1436a and 8 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.
Section 421 prohibits appropriated funds to be used for
advocating for supporting or defeating certain legislation.
Section 422 prohibits the use of funds to discriminate
against a person who speaks, or acts, in accordance with a
sincerely held religious belief, or moral conviction, that
marriage is, or should be recognized as, a union of one man or
one woman.
Section 423 prohibits funds to facilitate scheduled air
transportation to, or pass through, property confiscated by the
Cuban government.
Section 424 makes technical corrections to congressionally
designated projects.
Section 425 prohibits the use of funds to contravene
Executive Orders, Presidential Memorandums, or any
substantially similar rule or order.
Section 426 prohibits funds from being used to display
extraneous flags at facilities of Departments or agencies.
Section 427 prohibits funds to be used to purchase,
install, maintain, or operate automated traffic enforcement
cameras for red light, speed, or stop sign enforcement.
Section 428 prohibits funds from being expended to
disseminate certain advertisements at certain transportation
conveyances.
Section 429 establishes a spending reduction account.
APPROPRIATIONS NOT AUTHORIZED BY LAW
Pursuant to clause 3(f)(1)(B) of rule XIII of the Rules of
the House of Representatives, the following table lists the
appropriations in the accompanying bill which are not
authorized by law for the period concerned:
[GRAPHIC(S) NOT AVAILABLE IN TIFF FORMAT]
BUDGETARY IMPACT OF THE FY 2026 TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL PREPARED IN
CONSULTATION WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTION
308(A) OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET ACT OF 1974
[In millions of dollars]
COMPARISON WITH BUDGET RESOLUTION
Pursuant to clause 3(c)(2) of rule XIII of the Rules of the
House of Representatives and section 308(a)(1)(A) of the
Congressional Budget Act of 1974, the following table compares
the levels of new budget authority provided in the bill with
the appropriate allocation under section 302(b) of the Budget
Act.
[In millions of dollars]
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302(b) Allocation This Bill
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Budget Budget
Authority Outlays Authority Outlays
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Comparison of amounts in the bill with Committee
allocations to its subcommittees: Subcommittee
on Transportation, Housing and Urban
Development, and Related Agencies:
Discretionary............................... 89,910 .............. 89,910 \1\205,960
Mandatory................................... .............. .............. 0 \1\0
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\1\Includes outlays from prior-year budget authority
FIVE-YEAR OUTLAY PROJECTIONS
Pursuant to clause 3(c)(2) of rule XIII and section
308(a)(1)(B) of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, the
following table contains five-year projections associated with
the budget authority provided in the accompanying bill as
provided to the Committee by the Congressional Budget Office.
[In millions of dollars]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Outlays
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Projection of outlays associated with the
recommendation:
2026............................................. \1\73,469
2027............................................. 51,620
2028............................................. 20,612
2029............................................. 9,829
2030 and future years............................ 14,787
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\1\Excludes outlays from prior-year budget authority
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Pursuant to clause 3(c)(2) of rule XIII and section
308(a)(1)(C) of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, the
Congressional Budget Office has provided the following
estimates of new budget authority and outlays provided by the
accompanying bill for financial assistance to State and local
governments.
[In millions of dollars]
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Budget Authority Outlays
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Financial assistance to State and 44,624 \1\47,537
local governments for 2026.......
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\1\Excludes outlays from prior-year budget authority
COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Pursuant to clause 3(c)(6) of rule XIII of the Rules of the
House of Representatives, the following hearings were used to
develop or consider the Transportation, Housing and Urban
Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill:
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Date Title of Hearing Witnesses
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March 26, 2025................. Oversight The Honorable
Hearing--Nationa Jennifer Homendy,
l Transportation Chair, National
Safety Board. Transportation
Safety Board.
April 9, 2025.................. Transportation, The Honorable Delia
Housing, and C. Ramirez
Urban The Honorable Laura
Development--Mem Gillen
ber Day. The Honorable Maxine
Waters
The Honorable
Harriet M. Hageman
The Honorable
Jefferson Van Drew
May 14, 2025................... Budget Hearing-- The Honorable Sean
U.S. Department Duffy, Secretary,
of U.S. Department of
Transportation. Transportation
June 4, 2025................... Budget Hearing-- Mr. Chris Rocheleau,
Federal Aviation Acting
Administration. Administrator,
Federal Aviation
Administration
June 10, 2025.................. Budget Hearing-- The Honorable Scott
U.S. Department Turner, Secretary,
of Housing and U.S. Department of
Urban Housing and Urban
Development. Development
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DISCLOSURE OF EARMARKS AND CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
The following table is submitted in compliance with clause
9 of rule XXI, and lists the congressional earmarks (as defined
in paragraph (e) of clause 9) contained in the bill or in this
report. Neither the bill nor the report contains any limited
tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as defined in
paragraphs (f) or (g) of clause 9 of rule XXI.
DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED AGENCIES
[Community Project Funding]
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House
Agency Account Recipient Project Location House Amount Requester
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Albertville Airport Expansion. Albertville Regional AL 5,000,000 Aderholt
Transportation Airports Airport (BFZ)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa National Airport (TCL)--Airport AL 8,500,000 Aderholt
Transportation Airports Terminal Improvements.
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Craig Field Airport Craig Field Airport Improvements AL 250,000 Sewell
Transportation Airports and Industrial
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Huntsville-Madison Huntsville International Airport (HSV) West AL 2,000,000 Strong
Transportation Airports County Airport Aviation Center Porject
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Texarkana Airport Texarkana Regional Airport Taxiway-Taxilane AR 11,000,000 Westerman,
Transportation Airports Authority Construction Rehabilitation (TXK) Moran
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Phoenix City of Phoenix--Sky Harbor Airport AZ 250,000 Ansari
Transportation Airports Improvements
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Cochise County Bisbee-Douglas International Airport Runway AZ 2,000,000 Ciscomani
Transportation Airports Reconstruction Project (DUG)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Phoenix City of Phoenix--Sky Harbor Airport AZ 250,000 Stanton
Transportation Airports Improvements
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Palm Springs Palm Springs International (PSP) Inline CA 3,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Airports Baggage Handling System Improvement
Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for County of Riverside French Valley Airport Contract Tower CA 5,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Airports Project (F70)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Fresno Fresno Airport Improvements CA 3,150,000 Costa
Transportation Airports
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for San Bernardino Twentynine Palms Airport Infrastructure CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
Transportation Airports County Improvements (TNP)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for San Diego Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) CA 250,000 Peters
Transportation Airports International Station Modernization
Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greeley-Weld County Taxiway Bravo & Echo Stage II Construction: CO 3,500,000 Evans (CO)
Transportation Airports Airport Authority Greeley-Weld County Airport (GXY)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Panama City-Bay Northwest Florida Beaches International FL 2,000,000 Dunn
Transportation Airports County Airport and (ECP)--North Access Road
Industrial District
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Melbourne Melbourne Orlando International Airport FL 4,000,000 Haridopolos
Transportation Airports Terminal Upgrades (MLB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Palm Beach County North Palm Beach County General Aviation FL 2,000,000 Mast
Transportation Airports Airport Runway 14-32 Expansion (F45)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Sanford Airport SFB--Terminal Connector Corridor--Sanford, FL 1,000,000 Mills
Transportation Airports Authority Fl
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for St. Augustine Northeast Florida Regional Airport Access FL 9,650,000 Rutherford
Transportation Airports Airport Authority Road Expansion Project (SGJ)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greater Orlando Airport Public Roadway Wayfinding and FL 1,000,000 Webster
Transportation Airports Aviation Authority Signage Phase 1 (MCO)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa Airport Aircraft Deicing IA 10,000,000 Hinson
Transportation Airports Facility (CID)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Polk County Aviation Ankeny Regional Airport (IKV)--Runway 18-36 IA 2,500,000 Nunn
Transportation Airports Authority Extension
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Regional Airport Terminal ID 12,000,000 Simpson
Transportation Airports Expansion (IDA)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Bi-State Development St. Louis Downtown Airport Aircraft Rescue IL 250,000 Budzinski
Transportation Airports Agency Firefighting Apparatus and Snow Removal
Equipment Acquisition
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Indianapolis Airport Indianapolis Airport Authority--Optimized IN 2,000,000 Carson
Transportation Airports Authority Baggage Handling System
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Evansville- Evansville Regional Airport (EVV) Passenger IN 1,615,000 Messmer
Transportation Airports Vanderburg Airport Terminal Emergency Backup Generator
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gary/Chicago Air Cargo/Logistics Apron at Gary/Chicago IN 850,000 Mrvan
Transportation Airports International International Airport (GYY), Gary, IN
Airport Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Fort Wayne-Allen Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) IN 2,000,000 Stutzman
Transportation Airports County Airport Rehabilitate Corporate and General
Authority Aviation Apron
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Johnson County Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) at New KS 2,000,000 Davids
Transportation Airports Airport Commission Century AirCenter (IXD)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Marion-Crittenden Marion-Crittenden County Regional Airport KY 1,000,000 Comer
Transportation Airports County Airport Parallel Taxiway (GDA)
Board
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kenton County South Airfield Tunnel Rehabilitation at CVG KY 1,000,000 Massie
Transportation Airports Airport Board Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kenton County Concourse A Apron Rehabilitation at CVG KY 2,000,000 Massie
Transportation Airports Airport Board Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Kenton County Taxiway Mike (M) Reconstruction; to Support KY 2,000,000 Massie
Transportation Airports Airport Board Growing Cargo Operations at CVG Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Cities of London & London/Corbin Airport Terminal Renovation KY 2,000,000 Rogers (KY)
Transportation Airports Corbin (LOZ)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Houma-Terrebonne West Ramp Rehabilitation Project Phase II LA 1,000,000 Higgins
Transportation Airports Airport Commission
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Hammond Hammond Northshore Regional Airport Runway LA 2,200,000 Letlow
Transportation Airports Extension and Related Improvement Project
(HDC)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Maryland Department Runway Improvement Program--Amtrak Catenary MD 850,000 Olszewski
Transportation Airports of Transportation Line Relocation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Capital Region New Jet Bridges at Capital Region MI 7,823,000 Barrett
Transportation Airports Airport Authority International Airport (LAN)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Gerald R. Ford Taxiway B Lighting Replacement MI 801,000 Scholten
Transportation Airports International
Airport Authority
(GFIAA)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Detroit City of Detroit Airport Construction of MI 250,000 Thanedar
Transportation Airports Airport (Coleman A. Taxiway B
Young Airport KDET)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Mankato Mankato Regional Airport Air Traffic MN 3,500,000 Finstad
Transportation Airports Control Tower Construction (MKT)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for University of Economic Growth through Skyhaven Airport MO 6,000,000 Alford
Transportation Airports Central Missouri Expansion (RCM)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for St. Louis Lambert New Central Utility Plant (CUP) & New West MO 3,150,000 Bell
Transportation Airports International Electrical Substation (WES) at St. Louis
Airport Lambert International Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for The City of Jefferson City Memorial Airport (JEF) Snow MO 1,000,000 Onder
Transportation Airports Jefferson Removal Equipment Building
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Billings, Billings Logan International Airport MT 1,500,000 Downing
Transportation Airports Montana Stormwater Improvements Project (BIL)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Greater Asheville Asheville Regional Airport Taxiway NC 2,500,000 Edwards
Transportation Airports Regional Airport Expansion (AVL)
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham RDU Taxiway J Reconstruction NC 850,000 Foushee
Transportation Airports Airport Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham Raleigh-Durham International Airport, NC 5,000,000 Knott
Transportation Airports Airport Authority Replacement Runway 5L/23R and Taxiway B
(RDU)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Charlotte Charlotte Douglas International Airport, NC 1,000,000 Moore (NC)
Transportation Airports Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Burn Prop
Design (CLT)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Raleigh-Durham John Brantley Boulevard Extension NC 1,200,000 Ross
Transportation Airports Airport Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Omaha Airport Improvements at Eppley Airfield (OMA) NE 7,000,000 Bacon
Transportation Airports Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Reno-Tahoe Airport Terminal Improvements NV 2,000,000 Amodei
Transportation Airports Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Reconstruct the ARFF Station at LAS Phase 2 NV 850,000 Horsford
Transportation Airports Department of to Reconstruct the Airfield Rescue and
Aviation Fire Fighting Station at LAS Airport
(``CCDOA'')
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Clark County Department of Aviation--Phase NV 250,000 Lee (NV)
Transportation Airports Department of 2 to Reconstruct the Airfield Rescue and
Aviation (CCDOA) Fire Fighting Station at LAS Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Clark County Vehicle Replacement at D and C Tram System NV 2,000,000 Titus
Transportation Airports Department of at Harry Reid International Airport in Las
Aviation Vegas, Nevada
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Niagara Frontier Buffalo Niagara International Airport NY 1,800,000 Kennedy (NY)
Transportation Airports Transportation Vehicles and Related Infrastructure
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Niagara Frontier Snow Fighting Equipment at Buffalo Niagara NY 1,482,000 Langworthy
Transportation Airports Transportation International Airport (BUF)
Authority (NFTA)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Syracuse Regional SYR Baggage System Upgrade NY 850,000 Mannion
Transportation Airports Airport Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Jefferson County Installation of Runway 10 Omni-Directional NY 1,000,000 Tenney
Transportation Airports Approach Lights at Watertown International
Airport (ART)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Western Reserve Port Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport Runway OH 5,000,000 Joyce (OH)
Transportation Airports Authority Rehabilitation (YNG)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Chandler Chandler Regional Airport Runway Extension OK 8,000,000 Bice
Transportation Airports (CQB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Shawnee Shawnee Regional Airport Runway and Taxiway OK 13,500,000 Bice
Transportation Airports Strengthening (SNL)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Duncan Duncan Municipal Airport, Halliburton Field OK 7,000,000 Cole
Transportation Airports Improvements (DUC)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Ada Ada Regional Airport Improvements (ADH) OK 15,000,000 Cole
Transportation Airports
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for University of University of Oklahoma Westheimer Airport OK 17,065,000 Cole
Transportation Airports Oklahoma Improvements (OUN)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Boise City Boise City Airport (17K) OK 2,660,000 Lucas
Transportation Airports
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Oklahoma City Will Rogers International Airport (OKC) OK 5,000,000 Lucas
Transportation Airports Airport Trust Terminal Access Roadways Rehabilitation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of PNE--Taxiway C Rehabilitation PA 1,000,000 Boyle
Transportation Airports Philadelphia,
Department of
Aviation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Johnstown-Cambria Johnstown Cambria County Airport Terminal PA 750,000 Joyce (PA)
Transportation Airports County Airport Renovations and Hold Room Expansion (JST)
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Erie Regional Erie International Airport Aircraft Rescue PA 1,050,000 Kelly (PA)
Transportation Airports Airport Authority Firefighting Vehicle (ERI)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Lehigh-Northampton ABE Pedestrian Walkway Elevators and PA 2,000,000 Mackenzie
Transportation Airports Airport Authority Escalators
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Taxiway Rehabilitation at Philadelphia PA 850,000 Scanlon
Transportation Airports Philadelphia, International Airport
Department of
Aviation
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Memphis-Shelby Terminal Modernization and Seismic Project TN 250,000 Cohen
Transportation Airports County Airport at Memphis International Airport
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Memphis Shelby Memphis International Airport, Terminal TN 4,000,000 Kustoff
Transportation Airports County Airport Modernization and Seismic Program (MEM)
Authority
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Lubbock Airport Improvements for Lubbock Airport TX 5,000,000 Arrington
Transportation Airports (LBB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for County of Victoria Victoria Regional Airport (VCT) Passenger TX 5,500,000 Cloud
Transportation Airports Terminal
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for CIty of Lancaster, City of Lancaster Taxiway Relocation TX 2,000,000 Crockett
Transportation Airports Texas Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Sugar Land Sugar Land Regional Airport Runway TX 850,000 Fletcher
Transportation Airports Improvements
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Texas A&M University Easterwood Field Airport Air Traffic TX 4,000,000 McCaul
Transportation Airports System Control Tower Relocation and Construction
(CLL)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Sugar Land Sugar Land Regional Airport Runway TX 2,000,000 Nehls
Transportation Airports Improvement Project (SGR)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of San Angelo San Angelo Regional Airport (SJT)--Air TX 5,000,000 Pfluger
Transportation Airports Traffic Control Tower Reconstruction
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of Provo Provo Municipal Airport Terminal Expansion UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT)
Transportation Airports and Wayfinding Project (PVU)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for City of St. George St. George Regional Airport (SGU) UT 2,800,000 Maloy
Transportation Airports
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Spanish Fork Spanish Fork Municipal Airport (SPK) UT 1,000,000 Owens
Transportation Airports Airfield Project
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Capital Region Richmond Airport Passenger Terminal Apron VA 250,000 McClellan
Transportation Airports Airport Commission Reconstruction
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Manassas Regional Replace Taxiway B Bridge VA 850,000 Subramanyam
Transportation Airports Airport
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Brown County Green Bay Austin Straubel International WI 4,000,000 Wied
Transportation Airports Airport Taxiway and Apron Infrastructure
Rehabilitation (GRB)
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Department of Grants-in-Aid for Central West West Virginia International Yeager Airport, WV 2,992,000 Miller (WV)
Transportation Airports Virginia Regional Main Terminal Apron Improvements (CRW)
Airport Authority
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Department of Highway AL Waterloo Bridge Feasibility and AL 7,000,000 Aderholt
Transportation Infrastructure Construction, Lauderdale County
Programs
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Department of Highway AL I-22 Connector Feasibility Studies, Winston AL 5,000,000 Aderholt
Transportation Infrastructure and Franklin Counties
Programs
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Department of Highway AL U.S. 278/SR 69 St. Bernard Bridge AL 13,500,000 Aderholt
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement and Supporting Infrastructure,
Programs Cullman County
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Department of Highway AL Hooks Lake Port Connection Road AL 250,000 Figures
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AL Alabama Capital Maxwell Gateway Project AL 2,000,000 Figures
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AL Co. Rd. 65 Bridge Replacement Over Branch AL 1,000,000 Rogers (AL)
Transportation Infrastructure Creek--Cleburne County
Programs
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Department of Highway AL Northbound Coosa River Bridge Replacement AL 3,000,000 Rogers (AL)
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway AL Increasing Capacity Over the Tennessee AL 3,000,000 Strong
Transportation Infrastructure River
Programs
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Department of Highway AL Slaughter Road Additional Lanes AL 3,500,000 Strong
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway AL Capshaw Road (Old Monrovia Road to Jeff AL 5,500,000 Strong
Transportation Infrastructure Road) Additional Lanes
Programs
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Department of Highway AR Future Interstate 57 (Walnut Ridge to AR 6,734,000 Crawford
Transportation Infrastructure Missouri State Line)
Programs
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Department of Highway AR Highway 412 Corridor Improvements AR 11,000,000 Crawford
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AR Highway 82 Railroad Overpass AR 7,000,000 Westerman
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway AR Arkansas Highway 112 AR 3,000,000 Womack
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AR Construction of Future Interstate I-49 AR 3,000,000 Womack
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AR Springdale Northern Bypass AR 59,000,000 Womack
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway AZ Frontier Street Mill and Overlay Project AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AZ Main and High Street Improvements AZ 1,900,000 Ciscomani
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AZ Buffalo Soldier Trail Reconstruction AZ 7,000,000 Ciscomani
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway AZ Town of Oro Valley: Bridge Replacement AZ 7,000,000 Ciscomani
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Highland-Redlands Regional Connector CA 2,000,000 Aguilar
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Snowy Egret Overcrossing Study CA 850,000 Bera
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Rossmoor Bar Trail Enhancements Project CA 850,000 Bera
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Marysville Boulevard Vision Zero Safety CA 2,000,000 Bera
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Calabasas Citywide Green Street CA 850,000 Brownley
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Scott Road/Bundy Canyon Road Widening CA 2,500,000 Calvert
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Magnolia Avenue Widening Project CA 4,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Indian Canyon Flood Mitigation Project CA 5,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-15 Express Lanes Southern Extension CA 5,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-10 Singleton Road Interchange Project CA 5,000,000 Calvert
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Santa Barbara County Association of CA 1,500,000 Carbajal
Transportation Infrastructure Governments--Cabrillo Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Shell Beach Road Shared Use Path CA 2,000,000 Carbajal
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Temple City Lower Azusa Road Resurfacing CA 850,000 Chu
Transportation Infrastructure and ADA Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA East San Gabriel Valley Sustainable CA 250,000 Cisneros
Transportation Infrastructure Multimodal Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA San Dimas Canyon Road Multi-modal CA 850,000 Cisneros
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Industry Regional Safety and CA 1,000,000 Cisneros
Transportation Infrastructure Mobility Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Euclid Street Multimodal Safety CA 2,000,000 Correa
Transportation Infrastructure Enhancements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Danville Townwide Fiber Project CA 850,000 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Village Parkway Complete Streets CA 850,000 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Treat Boulevard Corridor Improvements CA 1,000,000 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Marsh Drive Class I Bikeway Project CA 1,200,000 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Antioch and Oakley Smart Signals Project CA 1,970,010 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Olive Avenue Bridge Replacement CA 250,000 Friedman
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Richmond Bay Trail Gap Closure Project CA 250,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Pacifica Avenue Safe Routes to School CA 250,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA North Bailey Road Active Transportation CA 850,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure Corridor
Programs
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Department of Highway CA El Cerrito Plaza BART Station TOD Complete CA 850,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure Streets
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Markeley Lane Extension Project CA 850,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Heart of Fairfield Downtown Project CA 1,000,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA LA River Path (between Riverside Drive and CA 250,000 Gomez
Transportation Infrastructure Atlantic Boulevard)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Pershing Avenue Road Safety Improvement and CA 250,000 Harder
Transportation Infrastructure Enhancement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-205 Managed Lanes CA 250,000 Harder
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-215 and Keller Road Interchange Right of CA 1,500,000 Issa
Transportation Infrastructure Way Acquisition
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Diaz Road Expansion Project CA 2,000,000 Issa
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA SR-52 Operational Improvements Project CA 4,000,000 Issa
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA San Miguel Elementary Safe Routes to School CA 250,000 Jacobs
Transportation Infrastructure Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Main Street Revitalization and Safety CA 250,000 Khanna
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Cedar Boulevard Complete Streets Project CA 850,000 Khanna
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Pruneridge Avenue Complete Streets Project CA 1,000,000 Khanna
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Safe Routes to Schools and Parks CA 2,000,000 Khanna
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-80/Horseshoe Bar Road Interchange CA 1,000,000 Kiley
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Baseline Road Traffic Safety Improvement CA 1,000,000 Kiley
Transportation Infrastructure and Signal Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Interstate 80 Culvert Resilience Project CA 1,000,000 Kiley
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway CA White Rock Road Improvement Project CA 2,000,000 Kiley
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Interstate 80/Rocklin Road Interchange CA 3,000,000 Kiley
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA I-5 Improvement Project CA 1,700,000 Kim
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA State Route 91 Eastbound Corridor CA 3,000,000 Kim
Transportation Infrastructure Operations Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Savi Ranch Parkway Road Improvement Project CA 3,000,000 Kim
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA State Route 55 Improvement Project CA 3,000,000 Kim
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Interstate 5 Improvement Project, Orange CA 850,000 Levin
Transportation Infrastructure County, CA
Programs
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Department of Highway CA La Novia Avenue Bridge Replacement Project, CA 850,000 Levin
Transportation Infrastructure San Juan Capistrano, CA
Programs
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Department of Highway CA North Coast Highway 101 Drainage CA 1,000,000 Levin
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project, Encinitas, CA
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Campbell PDA Enhancements CA 250,000 Liccardo
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Mountain Home Road Bridge, Woodside, CA 250,000 Liccardo
Transportation Infrastructure California
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Strengthening Coastal Resilience: Smart CA 1,200,000 Liccardo
Transportation Infrastructure Infrastructure & Emergency Preparedness
Programs for San Mateo Coastal Communities
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Department of Highway CA American River Loop Trail CA 250,000 Matsui
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Laguna Creek Trail Connectivity and CA 850,000 Matsui
Transportation Infrastructure Overcrossing Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Technology and Signal Upgrades Project CA 250,000 Min
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway CA Laguna Canyon Road: Protect and Connect CA 850,000 Min
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Millbrae Trail to Bay Connections CA 250,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA San Carlos US 101-Holly Street Interchange CA 500,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure & Overcrossing
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Redwood City SR 84-US 101 Interchange CA 850,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure Reimagined
Programs
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Department of Highway CA San Bruno Huntington Avenue Bicycle and CA 850,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure Pedestrians Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA East Palo Alto Woodland Avenue Safety CA 2,000,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Trona Roadway and Repairs Project CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Palm Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
Transportation Infrastructure and Stormwater Drainage Installation
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Yucaipa Wildwood Canyon Interchange CA 2,000,000 Obernolte
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Ranchero Road Corridor Phase IV Street CA 2,000,000 Obernolte
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Boulder Creek Complete Streets Improvements CA 850,000 Panetta
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Los Angeles' Colfax Ave. Pedestrian CA 250,000 Rivas
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Los Angeles' Reseda Green and CA 250,000 Rivas
Transportation Infrastructure Accessible Medians and Shaded School
Programs Routes Project
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Department of Highway CA City of Los Angeles' Sepulveda Basin CA 850,000 Rivas
Transportation Infrastructure Pedestrian Safety & Access Improvements
Programs Project
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Department of Highway CA Salton Sea Reimagined: CV Link Extension CA 250,000 Ruiz
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA State Street Rehabilitation Project CA 850,000 Ruiz
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Monroe Street & Interstate-10 Interchange CA 850,000 Ruiz
Transportation Infrastructure Project (Construction Phase)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Indian Canyon Drive Bridge Project CA 850,000 Ruiz
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Advanced Traffic Controllers at the Future CA 250,000 Sanchez
Transportation Infrastructure Metro L Line Norwalk and Lambert Stations
Programs Areas
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Department of Highway CA Malibu Canyon Road and Kanan Dume Road CA 250,000 Sherman
Transportation Infrastructure Tunnel Lighting Upgrade Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Los Angeles River Greenway Studio City CA 250,000 Sherman
Transportation Infrastructure Habitat Restoration, Beautification, and
Programs Safety Project
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Department of Highway CA Sepulveda Basin Pedestrian Safety & Access CA 850,000 Sherman
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Lincoln Avenue/Marshall Way/Pacific Avenue CA 850,000 Simon
Transportation Infrastructure Corridor Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Limonite Avenue Roadway Improvement CA 850,000 Takano
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA South Main Street Road Rehabilitation CA 850,000 Thompson
Transportation Infrastructure Project (CA)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Napa Valley Vine Trail--Yountville to St. CA 850,000 Thompson
Transportation Infrastructure Helena Gap Closure (CA)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Moorland Pedestrian and School Access CA 850,000 Thompson
Transportation Infrastructure Project (CA)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA The Amtrak Depot/Olive Drive Connection CA 1,000,000 Thompson
Transportation Infrastructure (CA)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Donald Gap CA 1,200,000 Thompson
Transportation Infrastructure (CA)
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Fullerton--Local Street CA 250,000 Tran
Transportation Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA City of Brea Safe Routes to School CA 850,000 Tran
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Del Amo Boulevard Bridge Replacement and CA 3,150,000 Tran
Transportation Infrastructure Roadway Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA 4th Street Development Project-Arvin CA 1,250,000 Valadao
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA SR 43/7th Standard Rd Roundabout--Last-Mile CA 2,500,000 Valadao
Transportation Infrastructure Truck-Rail Access Safety Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Road 192 Farm to Market Corridor CA 2,500,000 Valadao
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway CA The Monitor Street Safe Route to Schools CA 3,000,000 Valadao
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Wasco Downtown Revitalization CA 5,000,000 Valadao
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Streamview Drive Safety Improvements CA 850,000 Vargas
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Lawndale's Hawthorne Boulevard CA 850,000 Waters
Transportation Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Avenue G Interchange Project CA 850,000 Whitesides
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CA The Santa Clarita Valley Multimodal CA 850,000 Whitesides
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation and Safety Enhancement
Programs Project
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Department of Highway CA Traffic Circulation and Pedestrian Safety CA 1,200,000 Whitesides
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CA Rancho Vista Boulevard Grade Separation CA 2,000,000 Whitesides
Transportation Infrastructure Right of Way Acquisition
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Highway 85 Widening Project CO 500,000 Boebert
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Windsor Colorado Blvd and Crossroads Blvd CO 500,000 Boebert
Transportation Infrastructure Intersection Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO SH 71 Corridor Improvements Project CO 2,000,000 Boebert
Transportation Infrastructure (Heartland Expressway)
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Constitution and Peterson Road Traffic CO 1,000,000 Crank
Transportation Infrastructure Safety Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Montview Boulevard Complete Streets Project CO 250,000 Crow
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO I-70/Aerotropolis Parkway Interchange CO 250,000 Crow
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Box Elder Creek Roadway Improvement Project CO 500,000 Crow
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Mineral/Santa Fe Operational Improvements CO 850,000 Crow
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Havana Street Corridor Multimodal CO 850,000 Crow
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO 35th Avenue Multimodal Safety Enhancements CO 850,000 Evans (CO)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO E. 88th Avenue Corridor Improvement CO 850,000 Evans (CO)
Transportation Infrastructure Project--Segment B
Programs
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Department of Highway CO I-76 and Bromley Lane Capital improvement CO 900,000 Evans (CO)
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Pueblo Rest Area at Exit 108 CO 1,000,000 Hurd
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Mesa County E Road Phase III CO 2,000,000 Hurd
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO City of Fort Collins Taft Hill Road CO 250,000 Neguse
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement, CO
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Town of Silverthorne's ``Steven's Way'' CO 250,000 Neguse
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement, CO
Programs
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Department of Highway CO McCaslin Multi-Use Trail Project, CO CO 250,000 Neguse
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CO Birch Elementary Safety Improvement Project CO 850,000 Pettersen
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CT Mohegan-Pequot Bridge Rehabilitation CT 1,000,000 Courtney
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway CT Mansfield Phase II of Bike and Pedestrian CT 1,952,000 Courtney
Transportation Infrastructure Connection
Programs
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Department of Highway CT Town of Bethany--Round Hill Road CT 344,000 DeLauro
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway CT Norwalk River Valley Trail Extension to CT 850,000 Himes
Transportation Infrastructure Calf Pasture Beach
Programs
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Department of Highway CT Washington Boulevard Pedestrian and Bike CT 1,200,000 Himes
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway DC Solar Charging for Capital eBikes DC 250,000 Norton
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway DC Suitland Parkway Safety Enhancements DC 850,000 Norton
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway DE Wilmington Riverwalk Extension Shared-Use DE 250,000 McBride
Transportation Infrastructure Path
Programs
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Department of Highway DE Lewes-Georgetown Highway (US 9) Pedestrian DE 850,000 McBride
Transportation Infrastructure Bridge
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Construction of Wilton Way Connector Road FL 500,000 Bilirakis
Transportation Infrastructure on Speros FL Development
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Pedestrian Greenway Corridor, New College FL 800,000 Buchanan
Transportation Infrastructure of Florida
Programs
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Department of Highway FL State Road 64 Traffic Congestion FL 1,000,000 Buchanan
Transportation Infrastructure Alternatives, City of Bradenton
Programs
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Department of Highway FL 51st Street West Extension, Manatee County FL 1,500,000 Buchanan
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL West River Walk Expansion FL 250,000 Castor
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL San Martin Boulevard Bridge Replacement FL 850,000 Castor
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Feasibility Analysis for Proposed FL 2,000,000 Diaz-Balart
Transportation Infrastructure Interchange at I-75 and Everglades
Programs Boulevard
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Department of Highway FL I-75 Project Development and Environmental FL 6,000,000 Diaz-Balart
Transportation Infrastructure Study, NW 170th ST and NW 154th ST
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard Bridge FL 1,000,000 Frankel
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Willowbrook Road Design and Construction FL 1,000,000 Franklin
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Berman Road SR 710 Extension FL 1,000,000 Franklin
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL South Dade Corridor Project FL 1,000,000 Gimenez
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Sugarloaf Boulevard Bridge Replacement FL 2,300,000 Gimenez
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Minton Road Widening Project FL 1,000,000 Haridopolos
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Oldwoods Avenue at Wyndfields Blvd-- FL 1,000,000 Lee (FL)
Transportation Infrastructure Connectivity & Intersection Safety
Programs Improvements
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Department of Highway FL Collier Parkway & S Countyline Rd--Turn FL 1,000,000 Lee (FL)
Transportation Infrastructure Lanes & Sidewalk
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Kathleen Road Widening and Extension FL 3,000,000 Lee (FL)
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Lighthouse Point NE 28th Street Bridge FL 250,000 Moskowitz
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement Phase 1
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Dixie Highway Safety Fence Phase 2 FL 850,000 Moskowitz
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Port Everglades Bypass Road FL 1,000,000 Moskowitz
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Roadway Resurfacing along Coral Way from SW FL 960,000 Salazar
Transportation Infrastructure 77 Avenue to SW 87 Avenue
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Fruitville Road Corridor Capacity FL 1,500,000 Steube
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway FL River Road Regional Interstate Connector FL 1,500,000 Steube
Transportation Infrastructure Multi-Modal Capacity Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway FL SW 61st Avenue Bridge Widening and Roadway FL 250,000 Wasserman
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Schultz
Programs
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Department of Highway FL Town of Montverde CR 455 Complete Street FL 1,500,000 Webster
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Quacco Road Phase II GA 4,000,000 Carter (GA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA I-16 Widening 4 to 6 Lanes, Chatham, GA 5,000,000 Carter (GA)
Transportation Infrastructure Effingham, & Bryan Counties
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Dallas Hwy/SR 120 at Lost Mountain Rd/Mars GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA)
Transportation Infrastructure Hill Rd
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Chestnut Drive Realignment GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Bells Ferry Road over Noonday Creek Bridge GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Old 41 Highway Roundabouts GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA George Busbee Parkway GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Cobb Parkway Pedestrian Bridge North GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Cass White Phase II Road Widening Project GA 3,000,000 Loudermilk
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Austell-Powder Springs Road Intersection GA 500,000 McBath
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Factory Shoals Pedestrian Bridge over GA 1,000,000 McBath
Transportation Infrastructure Interstate 20
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Roosevelt Highway Streetscape Phase II GA 2,000,000 McBath
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA South Cobb Drive/SR 280 Improvement Project GA 2,000,000 McBath
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Ball Ground Truck Bypass GA 1,000,000 McCormick
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Roswell's Norcross Street Bridge GA 1,500,000 McCormick
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway GA Old Alabama Bridge Replacement Project GA 2,500,000 McCormick
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IA U.S. Highway 6/Deer Creek Road Intersection IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway IA Keokuk County, Iowa Route G13 Pavement IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway IA Iowa County, Route W21 Pavement Improvement IA 2,000,000 Miller-Meeks
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IA City of Burlington Cascade Bridge Project IA 6,000,000 Miller-Meeks
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IA White Pole Road Revitalization Project IA 500,000 Nunn
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IA Highway 141/Towner Drive Interchange IA 500,000 Nunn
Transportation Infrastructure Project within the City of Johnston
Programs
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Department of Highway IA Alice's Road Reconstruction IA 1,000,000 Nunn
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IA P33 Rehabilitation IA 2,000,000 Nunn
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway ID Soda Springs US-30 Reconstruction ID 9,367,000 Simpson
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Flora West Side Transportation Improvements IL 1,329,000 Bost
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Decatur-Macon County Beltway Northeast IL 1,000,000 Budzinski
Transportation Infrastructure Connector Segment Design Engineering
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Weber Road, 135th Street to Airport Road IL 850,000 Foster
Transportation Infrastructure for Will County
Programs
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Department of Highway IL 79th/Stony Island Planning and IL 850,000 Jackson (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Environmental Linkages Study
Programs
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Department of Highway IL 100th St Bridge over the Calumet River IL 850,000 Kelly (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Hammond Drive at Algonquin Road IL 1,152,000 Krishnamoort
Transportation Infrastructure Intersection Improvements hi
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Route 25/West Bartlett Rd Intersection IL 1,500,000 Krishnamoort
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements hi
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Furrow Road Bridge Replacement IL 500,000 LaHood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Park & Bilger Bridges IL 1,000,000 LaHood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Radnor Road Complete Street Corridor Plan IL 1,000,000 LaHood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL New Interchange Minooka Road/ I-80 Project IL 5,000,000 LaHood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Capital Improvement--IL-16 Access Point and IL 1,500,000 Miller (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Loop Road
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Weber Spur Trail IL 850,000 Quigley
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Niles Howard Street Bridge Replacement IL 250,000 Schakowsky
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Cook County East Lake Avenue Bridge Project IL 850,000 Schakowsky
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IL Forest Hill Avenue and Sterling Avenue IL 250,000 Sorensen
Transportation Infrastructure Intersection Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway IN Market Street Improvement Project IN 500,000 Carson
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IN Town of Liberty Bridge Reconstruction IN 1,300,000 Shreve
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway IN City of Richmond Bridge Reconstruction IN 1,800,000 Shreve
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway KS Intersection of 191st Street and US Highway KS 850,000 Davids
Transportation Infrastructure 169 Safety Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway KS Metcalf Ave. and I-435 Signal Replacement KS 1,300,000 Davids
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway KY Cooper Chapel Road Extension and KY 250,000 McGarvey
Transportation Infrastructure Construction
Programs
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Department of Highway KY Belvedere Redevelopment Project KY 250,000 McGarvey
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway KY Louisville Loop: Jefferson Memorial Forest-- KY 500,000 McGarvey
Transportation Infrastructure Dodge Gap
Programs
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Department of Highway KY Mountain Parkway Expansion KY 36,500,000 Rogers (KY)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway KY Somerset Northern Bypass KY 37,000,000 Rogers (KY)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA LA73-LA429 Intersection Improvement Project LA 150,000 Carter (LA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA LA 47: Hayne Blvd. Improvements LA 2,550,000 Carter (LA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA Bernice Street Bridge Replacement LA 250,000 Fields
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA Interstate 20 Lighting Upgrades LA 1,000,000 Fields
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA Ouachita Parish Capels Road Corridor LA 2,200,000 Letlow
Transportation Infrastructure Reconstruction Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway LA City of West Monroe, LA Downing Pines Road LA 2,200,000 Letlow
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Thomas Road to US-80 Project
Programs
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Department of Highway LA Airline Highway LA 6,000,000 Scalise
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway LA Highway 11, St. Tammany Parish LA 10,000,000 Scalise
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MA Pearl Street/Ivory Street/John Mahar MA 500,000 Lynch
Transportation Infrastructure Highway Intersection Reconstruction,
Programs Braintree, Norfolk County, MA, 8th
District
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Department of Highway MA Merrymount Parkway Bridge Replacement, MA 2,000,000 Lynch
Transportation Infrastructure Quincy, Norfolk County, MA, 8th District
Programs
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Department of Highway MA Route 20 Corridor Improvements Project in MA 850,000 McGovern
Transportation Infrastructure Shrewsbury
Programs
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Department of Highway MA Oxford, MA Roadway Rehabilitation on Route MA 2,000,000 Neal
Transportation Infrastructure 12 (Main Street)
Programs
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Department of Highway MA Lawrence Bridges Restoration Project MA 1,200,000 Trahan
Transportation Infrastructure
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Department of Highway MD MD-99 Pedestrian Connectivity Improvements MD 500,000 Elfreth
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MD Guilford Road Pedestrian/Bicycle MD 2,000,000 Elfreth
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements, Phase 3
Programs
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Department of Highway MD Town of Upper Marlboro School and Wilson MD 250,000 Hoyer
Transportation Infrastructure Lane Road Renewal Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MD Bridge Repair Program MD 850,000 McClain
Transportation Infrastructure Delaney
Programs
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Department of Highway MD Gaithersburg Pedestrian Safety Improvements MD 1,000,000 McClain
Transportation Infrastructure Delaney
Programs
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Department of Highway MD Grantsville Sidewalk Project MD 2,000,000 McClain
Transportation Infrastructure Delaney
Programs
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Department of Highway MD I-795 & Dolfield Blvd. Interchange MD 2,000,000 Olszewski
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Reconstruction of the Houghton Canal Road, MI 5,100,000 Bergman
Transportation Infrastructure Stanton Township, Houghton County
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Cross Street and Prospect Street Bridge MI 250,000 Dingell
Transportation Infrastructure Rehabilitation
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Silverwood Road from Clifford Road to MI 3,112,000 McClain
Transportation Infrastructure Castle Road Resurfacing Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Frances Road Bridge Replacement over MI 850,000 McDonald
Transportation Infrastructure Butternut Creek Rivet
Programs
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Department of Highway MI State Park Drive Rehabilitation Project MI 850,000 McDonald
Transportation Infrastructure Rivet
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Patterson Avenue Resurfacing MI 250,000 Scholten
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Non-motorized, Shared-use Crossing over I- MI 250,000 Scholten
Transportation Infrastructure 96 at Forest Hill Avenue, SE
Programs
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Department of Highway MI Countywide Bridge Repair Project MI 2,000,000 Walberg
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MI North River Road Safety Improvement Project MI 5,000,000 Walberg
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Dakota County I-35 Bridges and CH 50 MN 2,000,000 Craig
Transportation Infrastructure Interchange Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Town Line Road Reconstruction MN 1,500,000 Emmer
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MN CSAH 19 & CSAH 123 Intersection MN 1,500,000 Emmer
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Highway 24--Clearwater MN 3,700,000 Emmer
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Heatherwood Road Infrastructure & Multi- MN 7,000,000 Emmer
Transportation Infrastructure Modal Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Minnesota State Highway 65 & Bunker Lake MN 7,000,000 Emmer
Transportation Infrastructure Blvd Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Interchanges on U.S. Highway 14 at CSAH 3 MN 2,000,000 Finstad
Transportation Infrastructure and CSAH 5
Programs
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Department of Highway MN CH 18 and Settlers Ridge Parkway MN 250,000 McCollum
Transportation Infrastructure Reconstruction
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Weir Drive Reconstruction Phase II MN 1,350,000 McCollum
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Trunk Highway 610 & East River Road Full MN 250,000 Morrison
Transportation Infrastructure Access Interchange
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Highway 47 Corridor and BNSF Railroad Grade MN 250,000 Morrison
Transportation Infrastructure Separation
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Highway 169 & County Road 130 Interchange MN 850,000 Morrison
Transportation Infrastructure Mobility Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Main Street (CSAH 150) Reconstruction MN 850,000 Morrison
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Oxford Louisiana Area Infrastructure MN 250,000 Omar
Transportation Infrastructure Investment
Programs
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Department of Highway MN Fridley Northtown Railyard Overpass MN 1,000,000 Omar
Transportation Infrastructure Connector
Programs
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Department of Highway MN County Highway 32 Pedestrian and Safety MN 5,000,000 Stauber
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway MN US Highway 8 Reconstruction MN 5,000,000 Stauber
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO White Road Non-NBI Bridge Replacement MO 397,000 Alford
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO Compton Bridge Reconstruction Phase 2 MO 500,000 Bell
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO Kentucky Ave. Bridge Replacement MO 1,200,000 Cleaver
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO Holt County Bridge Improvement Project MO 1,000,000 Graves
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO US 136 Bridge Project MO 1,000,000 Graves
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO US 36 Interchange MO 1,000,000 Graves
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO I-29 to I-35 Ramp Bridge MO 1,000,000 Graves
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MO Highway 54 Shared 4 Lane Project MO 4,900,000 Graves
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MP Route 36 IB MP 2,000,000 King-Hinds
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MS Lincoln Road Phase 2 MS 1,000,000 Ezell
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway MS Lincoln County-Brookhaven Industrial Park MS 1,000,000 Guest
Transportation Infrastructure Road Improvements for Lincoln County,
Programs Mississippi, MS-03
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Department of Highway MS Fannye Cook Parkway Project for the City of MS 1,000,000 Guest
Transportation Infrastructure Flowood, Mississippi, MS-03
Programs
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Department of Highway MS Madison Avenue Widening for the City of MS 1,000,000 Guest
Transportation Infrastructure Madison, Mississippi, MS-03
Programs
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Department of Highway MS Dale Drive Intersection Improvement and MS 2,000,000 Guest
Transportation Infrastructure Road Widening for the Town of Marion,
Programs Mississippi, MS-03
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Department of Highway MS Bozeman-Reunion Crossing Interconnectivity MS 2,000,000 Guest
Transportation Infrastructure System for Madison County, Mississippi, MS-
Programs 03
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Department of Highway MT Sanders County Noxon Bridge Replacement MT 2,500,000 Zinke
Transportation Infrastructure Phase I
Programs
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Department of Highway NC Fordham Boulevard Sidepath NC 1,000,000 Foushee
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NC Basin Street Extension NC 3,900,000 Rouzer
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NE Gretna Hwy 6/31 Overpass NE 1,500,000 Bacon
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NE 38th Street Viaduct in Omaha NE 5,000,000 Bacon
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NE Elkhorn River Bridge Replacement NE 1,500,000 Flood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NE Morningside Road Improvements for Inland NE 3,000,000 Flood
Transportation Infrastructure Port Development
Programs
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Department of Highway NE Schram Road Parkway Grading and Surfacing NE 5,120,000 Flood
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NH Lebanon Mechanic Street Sidewalks Project NH 250,000 Goodlander
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NH Pettengill Road Traffic Improvements and NH 2,000,000 Pappas
Transportation Infrastructure Widening Project
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Probasco Road Freight Bypass Project NJ 2,000,000 Conaway
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Kenilworth Boulevard & Lenape Park NJ 850,000 McIver
Transportation Infrastructure Intersection Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Newark Safe Gateway Pedestrianization and NJ 250,000 Menendez
Transportation Infrastructure Traffic Safety Improvement Projects
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Route 440 Pedestrian Bridge Project NJ 2,000,000 Menendez
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Passaic Avenue Safety Improvements NJ 3,000,000 Menendez
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Extension of Thomas Edison Parkway (CR-641 NJ 850,000 Norcross
Transportation Infrastructure SPUR) from US Route 322 to Lambs Road (CR
Programs 635) in Mantua Township
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Department of Highway NJ New Brunswick Traffic Safety Improvements NJ 500,000 Pallone
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Highland Park Pedestrian, Bicycle, and NJ 850,000 Pallone
Transportation Infrastructure Roadway Safety Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Hudson County--Passaic Avenue Safety NJ 2,000,000 Pou
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Livingston Avenue Streetscape Improvement NJ 850,000 Sherrill
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ County Route 537 Corridor Improvements NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ)
Transportation Infrastructure Section B Project
Programs
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Department of Highway NJ Route 522 Realignment Extension Project NJ 450,000 Watson
Transportation Infrastructure Coleman
Programs
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Department of Highway NM City of Las Vegas, NM South Pacific Road NM 850,000 Leger
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Fernandez
Programs
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Department of Highway NM Raton, NM Ports to Plains NM 1,000,000 Leger
Transportation Infrastructure Fernandez
Programs
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Department of Highway NM Sunland Park Drive Intersection Phase I NM 250,000 Vasquez
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV US 93 Safety Enhancements in Wells, NV NV 2,000,000 Amodei
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV US 6 in White Pine County NV 2,000,000 Amodei
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV SR 596 Jones Blvd Preservation NV 250,000 Horsford
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV Revitalizing Bonanza Road for Safer NV 250,000 Horsford
Transportation Infrastructure Mobility
Programs
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Department of Highway NV US 6, Tonopah Downtown Rehabilitation NV 850,000 Horsford
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV CC-215 Trail Bridges at Summerlin Parkway NV 1,200,000 Lee (NV)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV Nevada Department of Transportation--SR 159 NV 2,000,000 Lee (NV)
Transportation Infrastructure Preservation
Programs
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Department of Highway NV Vision Zero School Zone Safety Improvements NV 1,100,000 Lee, Titus
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV Nevada Way Rehabilitation NV 850,000 Titus
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV SR 147 Improvements NV 1,000,000 Titus
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NV Charleston Boulevard Preservation NV 1,200,000 Titus
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Jamaica Bay Greenway Gateway Link NY 250,000 Jeffries
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Reconstruction of Broadway NY 1,850,000 Jeffries,
Transportation Infrastructure Velazquez
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Como Park Ave./Borden Rd. Roundabout NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Losson Rd./Borden Rd. Roundabout NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Woodhaven Blvd SBS, Segment B: Union NY 850,000 Velazquez
Transportation Infrastructure Turnpike to 107th Ave
Programs
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Department of Highway NY Liberty Avenue Plaza NY 850,000 Velazquez
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Sunbury Parkway Phase D Project OH 1,000,000 Balderson
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Ety Road South Improvement Project, City of OH 2,000,000 Balderson
Transportation Infrastructure Lancaster
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Thornwood Drive South Improvement Project, OH 4,000,000 Balderson
Transportation Infrastructure City of Heath
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Morse Road Improvements OH 250,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Cooke Road Reconstruction OH 250,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Sancus Boulevard Shared Use Path OH 850,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Havens Corners Road Roundabout OH 1,000,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Brooksedge Boulevard Mobility Improvements OH 1,200,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Stabilization and Rehabilitation of OH 1,200,000 Brown
Transportation Infrastructure Irishtown Bend
Programs
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Department of Highway OH East 66th Complete Street (DREAM 66) OH 1,850,000 Brown
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Franklin US 33 Corridor OH 2,000,000 Carey
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH The Emerald Connector OH 3,000,000 Carey
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Millikin Road at Interstate 75, Future Exit OH 2,200,000 Davidson
Transportation Infrastructure 26 @ I-75
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Village of Gibsonburg Downtown Improvement OH 250,000 Kaptur
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Chessie Circle Trail Buildout OH 1,000,000 Kaptur
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH State Route 741 Improvement Project OH 250,000 Landsman
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Downtown Lebanon Pedestrian Safety OH 600,000 Landsman
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway OH State Route 48 Improvement Project OH 2,000,000 Landsman
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Van Wert US 30 Interchange OH 1,500,000 Latta
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Solon Ohio Diverging Diamond Project OH 2,000,000 Miller (OH)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH City of North Royalton--Royalton Road OH 4,000,000 Miller (OH)
Transportation Infrastructure Reconstruction Phase II
Programs
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Department of Highway OH US 224 Corridor Safety Enhancements OH 1,500,000 Rulli
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Blaine Barton Road Intersection Safety OH 3,840,000 Rulli
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway OH Clinton Road Rehabilitation Project OH 250,000 Sykes
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OK Beaver Shoulder Construction OK 1,000,000 Lucas
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OK Pawnee Shoulder Construction OK 1,000,000 Lucas
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OK Harmon Shoulder Construction OK 1,000,000 Lucas
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OK Sweetwater Shoulder OK 4,000,000 Lucas
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Broadway Bridge Deck Replacement OR 250,000 Bonamici
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Williams Creek Trestle and Learning Mile OR 250,000 Bonamici
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Gateway to OMSI OR 850,000 Bonamici
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR OR 126: 35th Street Signal and Pedestrian OR 250,000 Bynum
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements (Redmond)
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Roundabout at Shaff and Wilco Road OR 850,000 Bynum
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Kellogg Creek OR-99E Community Project OR 850,000 Bynum
Transportation Infrastructure (Kellogg Project)
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Lower Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard Safety and OR 250,000 Dexter
Transportation Infrastructure Resilience Project
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Safer Sandy: Safety Improvements to Sandy OR 850,000 Dexter
Transportation Infrastructure Blvd
Programs
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Department of Highway OR 65th and Borland Intersection Improvement OR 250,000 Salinas
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway OR Verda Lane Pedestrian Safety Project OR 850,000 Salinas
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway OR OR 99W Corridor Safety and Intersection OR 850,000 Salinas
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway PA SR 6 Over Wallenpaupack Creek Bridge PA 2,000,000 Bresnahan
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Route 309/Mundy Street Crossroads PA 2,500,000 Bresnahan
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Lederach PA 113 (Harleysville Pike PA 250,000 Dean
Transportation Infrastructure Alternate Route) Shared Use Path- Phase 1
Programs Project
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Department of Highway PA Verona Road Bridge Replacement PA 850,000 Deluzio
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Crafton Blvd Streetscape--School Plaza PA 1,338,581 Deluzio
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Freeport Road Safety Improvement and PA 2,000,000 Deluzio
Transportation Infrastructure Brilliant Avenue Realignment
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Route 30 Corridor Improvements Project PA 3,150,000 Houlahan
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA SR18, Wilmington Road Betterment PA 2,000,000 Kelly (PA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA SR 422, Business 422 to Butler County Line PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Ekastown West 3R Rehabilitation PA 7,000,000 Kelly (PA)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA City of Jeannette--2nd Street Bridge PA 850,000 Lee (PA)
Transportation Infrastructure Reconstruction
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Versailles Avenue Viaduct Replacement-- PA 850,000 Lee (PA)
Transportation Infrastructure McKeesport, PA
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Lower Saucon Road Bridge Replacement PA 242,000 Mackenzie
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Rex Road Bridge Repairs PA 375,000 Mackenzie
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Lenni Road Quad Gate Installation PA 250,000 Scanlon
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA SR420 Advance Warning Safety Improvements PA 425,500 Scanlon
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway PA Third Street Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge PA 500,000 Scanlon
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway RI Greystone Bridge Reconstruction RI 1,000,000 Amo
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway RI Wood Street Stormwater and Flooding RI 1,500,000 Magaziner
Transportation Infrastructure Mitigation Project
Programs
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Department of Highway TN Loudon Co I-75 Widening from Exit 81 to I- TN 1,000,000 Burchett
Transportation Infrastructure 40
Programs
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Department of Highway TN I-69 Troy Bypass North & South TN 5,000,000 Kustoff
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TN New Middleton Elementary/New Middleton TN 2,000,000 Rose
Transportation Infrastructure Highway Lane Addition
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Study of Lamesa Improvements/Interstate TX 640,000 Arrington
Transportation Infrastructure Upgrade Option
Programs
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Department of Highway TX US-87 TX 5,000,000 Arrington
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Connell Street Widening Project TX 9,680,000 Carter (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX SH 195 Project TX 10,000,000 Carter (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Wirtz Dam Bridge Construction TX 10,000,000 Carter (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Sawdust Bridge Elevation TX 5,000,000 Crenshaw
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX City of Cedar Hill Loop 9 Highway Project TX 250,000 Crockett
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX BOLT--Bridge Operations & Logistics TX 3,520,000 De La Cruz
Transportation Infrastructure Transformation, Pharr International Bridge
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Connecting Windsor Park: Belfast Bridge & TX 2,000,000 Doggett
Transportation Infrastructure Trail
Programs
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Department of Highway TX West Bouldin Creek Trail Extension TX 3,500,000 Doggett
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Paso Del Norte Trail--Socorro Spine TX 500,000 Escobar
Transportation Infrastructure Alignment
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Segundo Barrio Safe Streets TX 1,000,000 Escobar
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Ysleta Port of Entry Engineering Design TX 3,100,000 Escobar
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX I-10 Deck Plaza TX 3,150,000 Escobar
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Interstate Planning Funds for City Location TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure Study at Dumas
Programs
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Department of Highway TX SL 335--Upgrade to Freeway--Amarillo West TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure of FM 2590 to South to FM 2186
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Texas Spur 228 Widening Project TX 1,880,000 Jackson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Lakewood Park Pedestrian Bridge & TX 250,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure Accessibility
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Hemlock Avenue Safe Streets Enhancements TX 850,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Ferguson Road Corridor Safety Enhancements TX 850,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Centennial at Buckingham Intersection TX 1,000,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway TX White Rock Lake Trail Relocation TX 1,200,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Marshall Relief Route TX 2,000,000 Moran
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Future Interstate Planning between San TX 1,000,000 Pfluger
Transportation Infrastructure Angelo and Sonora (Future Interstate
Programs Segment FIS 0159-01)
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Department of Highway TX Mineral Wells Bridge TX 1,000,000 Pfluger
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Rancier Avenue Reconstruction Project TX 1,000,000 Pfluger
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Future I-69/ U.S. 59 Feasibility Study and TX 3,000,000 Sessions
Transportation Infrastructure Environmental Clearance
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Corridor A2 Segment--Advanced Technology TX 7,000,000 Sessions
Transportation Infrastructure Route
Programs
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Department of Highway TX City of Dallas TX 250,000 Van Duyne
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Pipeline Rd TX 1,000,000 Van Duyne
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX City of Colleyville TX 2,000,000 Van Duyne
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway TX Bachman Area Transportation Plan TX 250,000 Veasey
Transportation Infrastructure Implementation--Safety Improvements to
Programs Improve Neighborhood Access to Bachman
Lake and the Bachman Creek Greenbelt
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Department of Highway UT Brush Wellman Road Project, Juab UT 1,000,000 Maloy
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Quitchupah Creek Road Rehabilitation UT 3,000,000 Maloy
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Droubay Road Project UT 5,200,000 Maloy
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Utah Ogden Canyon Trail UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Summit County, Utah Kimball Junction UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT)
Transportation Infrastructure Overpass
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Utah Paradise Parkway Corridor UT 2,000,000 Moore (UT)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway UT South Jordan City Bingham Creek Trail UT 500,000 Owens
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Lehi Freeway Evaluation Project UT 500,000 Owens
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway UT Salem City Road Transportation UT 1,000,000 Owens
Transportation Infrastructure Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Mason Neck Trail Extension (Southern VA 250,000 Beyer
Transportation Infrastructure Segment)
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Roadside and Trailside Comfort Station at VA 550,000 Beyer
Transportation Infrastructure Gravelly Point
Programs
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Department of Highway VA S. George Mason Dr. Multimodal Improvements VA 850,000 Beyer
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Interstate 81 Corridor--Widening VA 17,000,000 Cline
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Fairfax County Transportation Safety VA 3,150,000 Connolly
Transportation Infrastructure Initiative--Springfield
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Corridor Q--U.S. Connector Phase II Paving VA 3,000,000 Griffith
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway VA I-264/Independence Blvd. Interchange VA 10,000,000 Kiggans
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway VA I-95 and Willis Road Interchange VA 850,000 McClellan
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Phase 1
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Route 15 Trail and Crossing at Catharpin VA 850,000 Subramanyam
Transportation Infrastructure Creek
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Plaza Street Sidewalk Safety Improvements VA 1,000,000 Subramanyam
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Route 15/Braddock Road Roundabout VA 3,150,000 Subramanyam
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA I-95/Exit 126 SB Onramp Improvements VA 250,000 Vindman
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Leeland Road Improvement Project VA 250,000 Vindman
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Harrison Road/Salem Church Road VA 850,000 Vindman
Transportation Infrastructure Intersection Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Pedestrian Bridge Route 1 VRE Station VA 1,000,000 Vindman
Transportation Infrastructure Connection
Programs
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Department of Highway VA Powhite Parkway Extension Phase II-- VA 8,000,000 Wittman
Transportation Infrastructure Preliminary Engineering
Programs
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Department of Highway VT Burlington--Winooski River Bridge VT 850,000 Balint
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement
Programs
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Department of Highway WA Bigelow-Sullivan Corridor: Sullivan and WA 4,000,000 Baumgartner
Transportation Infrastructure Trent Interchange Project, City of Spokane
Programs Valley
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Department of Highway WA 156th Street NE Railroad Overcrossing WA 250,000 DelBene
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway WA SR-531 Trail WA 850,000 DelBene
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway WA Alderwood Mall Parkway: SR525 to 168th St WA 1,000,000 DelBene
Transportation Infrastructure SW
Programs
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Department of Highway WA City of Shoreline Trail Along the Rail WA 850,000 Jayapal
Transportation Infrastructure Project
Programs
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Department of Highway WA Pepin Flood, Agriculture, Salmon, and WA 1,000,000 Larsen
Transportation Infrastructure Safety Transportation (FASST) Project
Programs
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Department of Highway WA The Port of Warden Road Project WA 2,500,000 Newhouse
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
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Department of Highway WA The Wenatchi Landing Interchange WA 10,000,000 Newhouse
Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Project
Programs
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Department of Highway WA 54th Ave E and Taylor Way Corridor WA 500,000 Randall
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Programs
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Department of Highway WA Kittitas County I-90 Widening--Kittitas WA 2,000,000 Schrier
Transportation Infrastructure County, WA, WA-08
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WA Airport Station Area Pedestrian WA 250,000 Smith (WA)
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Project
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WA Bellevue Grand Connection: I-405 Crossing-- WA 2,000,000 Smith (WA)
Transportation Infrastructure Downtown to Eastrail
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WI Waukesha County Trunk Highway O/Mooreland WI 5,500,000 Fitzgerald
Transportation Infrastructure Road Construction
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WI Great Sauk State Trail Bicycle Rail Trail WI 1,200,000 Pocan
Transportation Infrastructure Connection
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WI Monroe County CTH ET Multimodal & Freight WI 8,455,000 Van Orden
Transportation Infrastructure Corridor
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WV Market Street Bridge WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WV Northern Parkway Improvements WV 2,000,000 Moore (WV)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Highway WV WVDOH District 4 City Bridges WV 5,000,000 Moore (WV)
Transportation Infrastructure
Programs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Southern California Southern California Regional Railroad CA 250,000 Brownley
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink) Arroyo Simi Bridges
and Safety Authority Scour Mitigation Project
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail North County Transit Positive Train Control Rail Safety CA 600,000 Levin
Transportation Infrastructure District Enhancement Project, Oceanside, CA
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Carlsbad Carlsbad Village Railroad Double Track CA 1,000,000 Levin
Transportation Infrastructure Trenching, Carlsbad, CA
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail San Diego LOSSAN Rail Bridge Replacements CA 2,000,000 Peters
Transportation Infrastructure Association of
and Safety Governments
Improvements (SANDAG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Beaumont Pennsylvania Avenue Grade Separation CA 2,000,000 Ruiz
Transportation Infrastructure Project
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Cocoa Cocoa Multi-Modal Passenger Station FL 2,000,000 Haridopolos
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Boca Raton Jeffrey Street Highway Grade Crossing FL 2,000,000 Moskowitz
Transportation Infrastructure Project
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Des Plaines Algonquin Rd Grade Separation IL 1,800,000 Quigley,
Transportation Infrastructure Krishnamoor
and Safety thi
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Town of McCordsville Mt. Comfort Road Regional Underpass IN 2,000,000 Shreve
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail New Orleans Public Bywater Rail Relocation Project LA 1,200,000 Carter (LA)
Transportation Infrastructure Belt Railroad
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Lake Charles Harbor Industrial Park East Industrial Lead LA 1,800,000 Higgins
Transportation Infrastructure & Terminal District Railroad Rehabilitation Project
and Safety (Port of Lake
Improvements Charles)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Massachusetts Knowledge Corridor Positive Train Control MA 1,200,000 Neal
Transportation Infrastructure Department of
and Safety Transportation
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Maryland Department Enhancing Eastern Shore Freight Rail Growth MD 8,000,000 Harris
Transportation Infrastructure of Transportation and Reliability
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Detroit Detroit Intermodal Passenger Station MI 500,000 Thanedar
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Shakopee City of Shakopee Downtown Quiet Zone MN 850,000 Craig
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Minneapolis Logan Park Rail Crossing Improvements MN 250,000 Omar
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail George County Coastal Railroad Rehabilitation and MS 4,000,000 Ezell
Transportation Infrastructure Velocity Improvement Project
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail North Carolina Charlotte Gateway Station NC 500,000 Adams
Transportation Infrastructure Department of
and Safety Transportation
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Town of Tabor City Tabor City Railroad Improvements NC 900,000 Rouzer
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Houston East End Railway Improvement Project TX 850,000 Garcia (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure (Houston Public
and Safety Works)
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Virginia Passenger Alexandria Fourth Track and Related VA 250,000 Beyer
Transportation Infrastructure Rail Authority Infrastructure Projects
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Pend Oreille Locomotive Facility Upgrade Project WA 852,000 Baumgartner
Transportation Infrastructure
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail City of Monroe Rail Grade Separation Feasibility Study and WA 850,000 DelBene
Transportation Infrastructure Design
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Snohomish County Everett Intermodal Yard and Curve WA 250,000 Larsen
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
and Safety
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Consolidated Rail Port of Quincy Port of Quincy Rail Infrastructure WA 2,500,000 Newhouse
Transportation Infrastructure (Grant County Port Expansion Project
and Safety District 1)
Improvements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Omnitrans Battery Electric Buses and Installation of CA 1,000,000 Aguilar
Transportation Infrastructure Charging Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Los Angeles County Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 250,000 Brownley
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Transportation Authority's (Metro)
Grants (TIG) Transportation Regional Bus Stop Enhancement Program
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Simi Valley City of Simi Valley Additional In-Route CA 1,120,000 Brownley
Transportation Infrastructure Charges for the Simi Valley Transit Hub
Grants (TIG) Project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Foothill Transit Foothill Transit Zero Emissions Bus Program CA 850,000 Chu
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Contra Costa Solar Integrated Battery Storage System CA 2,000,000 DeSaulnier
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Authority Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Los Angeles County Regional Bus Stop Enhancement Program CA 250,000 Friedman
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority (LA
Metro)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Southern California Updating and replacing Customer Information CA 250,000 Friedman
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Rail Systems at Glendale and Burbank Stations
Grants (TIG) Authority
(Metrolink)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit San Francisco Bay BART Station LED Lighting Program CA 500,000 Garamendi
Transportation Infrastructure Area Rapid Transit
Grants (TIG) District (BART)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Los Angeles County Los Angeles Metro Regional Bus Stop CA 250,000 Gomez
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Enhancement Program
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority (Metro)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit County of Los El Sol Shuttle Zero-Emission Battery CA 1,000,000 Gomez
Transportation Infrastructure Angeles Electric Buses
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Culver City Culver City Hydrogen Bus Project CA 850,000 Kamlager-
Transportation Infrastructure Dove
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Cupertino Silicon Valley Hopper On-Demand CA 1,200,000 Khanna
Transportation Infrastructure Microtransit Shuttle
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Culver City Hydrogen Bus Pilot Project CA 1,200,000 Lieu
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Sacramento Regional City College & Fruitridge Light Rail CA 850,000 Matsui
Transportation Infrastructure Transit District Station Modernization
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit San Mateo County SamTrans Bus Stop Amenity Improvements CA 250,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure Transit District
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Peninsula Corridor Burlingame Broadway Grade Separation CA 3,150,000 Mullin
Transportation Infrastructure Joint Powers Board Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit North County Transit Bus Stop Security and Enhancement Project CA 250,000 Peters
Transportation Infrastructure District
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Los Angeles County Los Angeles County Metro's Regional Bus CA 1,000,000 Rivas
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Stop Enhancement Program
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Foothill Transit Foothill Transit Zero Emissions Bus Program CA 850,000 Sanchez
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit San Francisco Bay Station LED Lighting Program CA 850,000 Simon
Transportation Infrastructure Area Rapid Transit
Grants (TIG) District (BART)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Riverside Transit Veterans Riverside National Cemetery ADA CA 250,000 Takano
Transportation Infrastructure Agency Bus Stop Enhancement
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Riverside County Metrolink Double Track Project CA 850,000 Takano
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Commission
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Riverside County Mead Valley Metrolink Station/Mobility Hub CA 850,000 Takano
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation Project
Grants (TIG) Commission
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Los Angeles County Link Willowbrook and King Medical Center CA 850,000 Waters
Transportation Infrastructure Department of Shuttle Zero Emission Bus Project
Grants (TIG) Public Works
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Southern California Modernizing Rail in CA-27 through CA 250,000 Whitesides
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Rail Technology Improvements
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Regional Downtown Track Replacement CO 850,000 DeGette
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) District (RTD)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Lakewood Colfax Transportation Safety Infrastructure CO 250,000 Pettersen
Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pinellas Suncoast Ferry Dock at the St. Pete Pier FL 850,000 Castor
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Authority
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Florida LYNX Bus Acquisition Project FL 500,000 Frost
Transportation Infrastructure Regional
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority (LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Florida LYNX Bus Shelter Program Project FL 850,000 Frost
Transportation Infrastructure Regional
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority (LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pinellas Suncoast Ferry Dock Reconstruction at Dunedin Marina FL 828,000 Luna
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Authority
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Jacksonville JTA Autonomous Transit Deployment FL 4,096,000 Rutherford
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Florida LYNX Digital Signage Program FL 250,000 Soto
Transportation Infrastructure Regional
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority (d/b/a
LYNX)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Cobb County Board of South Cobb Transit Center GA 1,200,000 McBath
Transportation Infrastructure Commissioners
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Metropolitan Atlanta MARTA Securing Rail and Bus Facilities GA 400,000 Scott (GA)
Transportation Infrastructure Rapid Transit Project
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Metropolitan Atlanta Securing Rail & Bus Facilities GA 250,000 Williams
Transportation Infrastructure Rapid Transit (GA)
Grants (TIG) Authority (MARTA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Champaign-Urbana Champaign-Urbana Real Estate Procurement IL 850,000 Budzinski
Transportation Infrastructure Mass Transit for Transit Station Expansion
Grants (TIG) District
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Village of Glen Village of Glen Ellyn Metra Station and IL 2,000,000 Casten
Transportation Infrastructure Ellyn Multimodal Access Improvements Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pace, the Suburban Pace Harlem Avenue Transit Signal Priority IL 840,000 Davis (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Bus Division of the
Grants (TIG) Regional
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pace, the Suburban Pace North Avenue Transit Signal Priority IL 250,000 Garcia (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Bus Division of the
Grants (TIG) Regional
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Commuter Rail Metra's 91st Street/Beverly Station IL 520,000 Jackson (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Division of the RTA Improvements Project
Grants (TIG) d/b/a Metra
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pace, the Suburban Pace Pulse bus queue-jump for 95th St/ IL 530,190 Jackson (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Bus Division of the Western Ave
Grants (TIG) Regional
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Chicago Transit CTA- Rail Station Concession Facilities IL 1,080,000 Jackson (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Authority Improvements
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Chicago Transit 79th and Halsted Bus Turnaround Improvement IL 2,500,000 Jackson (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Authority Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Commuter Rail Station Displays Across Chicago's South IL 250,000 Kelly (IL)
Transportation Infrastructure Division of the RTA Side and Suburbs Project
Grants (TIG) d/b/a Metra
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Pace, the Suburban Pace Golf Road Transit Signal Priority IL 840,000 Krishnamoort
Transportation Infrastructure Bus Division of the hi
Grants (TIG) Regional
Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Chicago Transit Belmont Station Red Line Improvement IL 500,000 Quigley
Transportation Infrastructure Authority (CTA) Prospect
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Chicago Transit CTA Brown Line- Rockwell Brown Line IL 1,200,000 Quigley
Transportation Infrastructure Authority
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Commuter Rail Metra's O'Hare Express Infrastructure Study IL 1,500,000 Ramirez
Transportation Infrastructure Division of the RTA
Grants (TIG) d/b/a Metra
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Indianapolis Public Indygo Fixed Route Fleet Replacement IN 1,200,000 Carson
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Corporation
(IndyGo)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Transit Authority of Paratransit Vehicle Replacement KY 850,000 McGarvey
Transportation Infrastructure River City
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Woburn Anderson Regional Transit Center Pedestrian MA 500,000 Clark
Transportation Infrastructure Bridge Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Woods Hole, Martha's Steamship Authority Shuttle Bus Replacement MA 2,000,000 Keating
Transportation Infrastructure Vineyard and
Grants (TIG) Nantucket Steamship
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Maryland Department Bowie State MARC Station Joint Development MD 250,000 Ivey
Transportation Infrastructure of Transportation Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Maryland Department West Baltimore MARC Station Replacement-- MD 250,000 Mfume
Transportation Infrastructure of Transportation Non-Amtrak Funded Station Amenities
Grants (TIG) (MDOT) Maryland
Transit
Administration
(MTA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Montgomery County Georgia Avenue Bus Lanes MD 3,150,000 Raskin
Transportation Infrastructure Department of
Grants (TIG) Transportation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Oakland County Oakland County Transit Fleet Expansion MI 2,000,000 Stevens
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit St. Louis County, MO Operation SmartStreet--Roadside and Vehicle MO 1,200,000 Bell
Transportation Infrastructure Equipment Upgrades
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Research Triangle Triangle Mobility Hub NC 2,000,000 Foushee
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Public
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority, d/b/a
GoTriangle
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Research Triangle Triangle Mobility Hub NC 1,000,000 Ross
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Public
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority, d/b/a
GoTriangle
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Long Branch Elberon Station and Pedestrian Improvements NJ 250,000 Pallone
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit North Central Chama, NM Transit Operations Facility NM 750,000 Leger
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Transit Fernandez
Grants (TIG) District
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Regional RTC Dual Direction Bus Shelters NV 250,000 Horsford
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Commission of
Southern Nevada
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Las Vegas Vision Zero School Zone Safety Improvements NV 500,000 Horsford
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Regional Regional Transportation Commission of NV 250,000 Lee (NV)
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation Southern Nevada--Dual Direction Bus
Grants (TIG) Commission of Shelters
Southern Nevada
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Regional Dual Direction Bus Shelters NV 850,000 Titus
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Commission of
Southern Nevada
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit New York State Interborough Express Light Rail Transit NY 850,000 Clarke
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Project (IBX
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit New York State Long Island Rail Road Bellerose ADA Upgrade NY 250,000 Gillen
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan and Station Renewal
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Metropolitan Interborough Express Light Rail Transit NY 250,000 Goldman
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation Project (IBX) Preliminary Engineering
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Niagara Frontier NFTA Paratransit Vehicles NY 1,888,000 Kennedy (NY)
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit New York State 179 Street Station Renewal (Queens NY 500,000 Meeks
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Boulevard Line)
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Rochester Genesee Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation NY 850,000 Morelle
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Authority: Hydrogen Fueler Boil Off
Grants (TIG) Transportation Capture System
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Roosevelt Island Roosevelt Island Tram Modernization NY 250,000 Nadler
Transportation Infrastructure Operating
Grants (TIG) Corporation (RIOC)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit New York City Broadway Station ADA Upgrades NY 2,000,000 Ocasio-
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan Cortez
Grants (TIG) Transit Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Ohio Transit COTA Paratransit and COTA//Plus Vehicles OH 250,000 Beatty
Transportation Infrastructure Authority
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Greater Cleveland GCRTA Light Rail Track Reconstruction OH 250,000 Brown
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Transit Program
Grants (TIG) Authority (GCRTA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Toledo Area Regional New State-of-the-Art TARTA Garage & Zero OH 2,450,000 Kaptur
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Authority Emission Bus Transition
Grants (TIG) (TARTA)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Tri-County LIFT Vehicle Replacement Project OR 500,000 Bonamici
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan
Grants (TIG) Transportation
District of Oregon
(TriMet)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Clackamas County Mt. Hood Access to Transit OR 500,000 Dexter
Transportation Infrastructure
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Tri-County Traffic Signal Efficiency Improvements OR 931,200 Dexter
Transportation Infrastructure Metropolitan
Grants (TIG) Transportation
District of Oregon
(TriMet)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Cleveland Relocation of the Cleveland Urban Area TN 1,500,000 Fleischmann
Transportation Infrastructure Transit System Depot
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Corpus Christi Architectural Services for CCRTA's New TX 1,943,000 Cloud
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Maintenance Facility
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Dallas Area Rapid DART Ledbetter Light Rail Station Facility TX 250,000 Crockett
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Modernization Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Dallas Area Rapid Cityplace/Uptown Station Inclinator TX 850,000 Johnson (TX)
Transportation Infrastructure Transit Replacement and Modernization Project
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit North Central Texas City of Coppell TX 1,500,000 Van Duyne
Transportation Infrastructure Council of
Grants (TIG) Governments
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Fort Worth Bus Stop Improvements TX 2,000,000 Veasey
Transportation Infrastructure Transportation
Grants (TIG) Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Utah Transit Utah Transit Authority TRAX Light Rail UT 5,000,000 Moore (UT)
Transportation Infrastructure Authority Upgrade
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Hampton Roads Hampton Roads Transit Paratransit Fleet VA 850,000 Scott (VA)
Transportation Infrastructure Transit
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Community Transit Swift Green Line Extension Southern WA 2,000,000 DelBene
Transportation Infrastructure Terminal Facility
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Central Puget Sound Link Reliability Improvements WA 850,000 Jayapal
Transportation Infrastructure Regional Transit
Grants (TIG) Authority (``Sound
Transit'')
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Washington State Seattle Ferry Terminal Shoreside WA 1,200,000 Jayapal
Transportation Infrastructure Department of Electrification
Grants (TIG) Transportation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Snohomish County Bus Replacement Project WA 2,000,000 Larsen
Transportation Infrastructure Public
Grants (TIG) Transportation
Benefit Area
Corporation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Washington State Washington State Ferries Southworth WA 850,000 Randall
Transportation Infrastructure Ferries Terminal Redevelopment
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit Milwaukee County Bus Replacement project WI 1,000,000 Moore (WI)
Transportation Infrastructure Department of
Grants (TIG) Transportation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Transit City of Madison City of Madison Metro Transit Safety WI 850,000 Pocan
Transportation Infrastructure Initiative
Grants (TIG)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port City of Homer Homer Port FREIGHT: Critical Float System AK 250,000 Begich
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port City of Ouzinkie Modernization of Aged Boat Harbor AK 1,100,000 Begich
Transportation Infrastructure
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Municipality of Port of Alaska Modernization Program AK 1,750,000 Begich
Transportation Infrastructure Anchorage Electric Substation
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port City of Kodiak St. Hermans Harbor Infrastructure AK 5,000,000 Begich
Transportation Infrastructure
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Alabama State Port Facilities Modernization--Pier D2 Berth AL 850,000 Figures
Transportation Infrastructure Authority Completion
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Alabama State Port McDuffie Coal Terminal Modernization AL 2,000,000 Moore (AL)
Transportation Infrastructure Authority
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port American Samoa Port of Pago Pago Reconstruction Initiative AQ 1,000,000 Radewagen
Transportation Infrastructure Department of Port
Development Administration
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port City of Monterey Monterey Wharf Critical Repairs CA 1,920,000 Panetta
Transportation Infrastructure
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Diamond State Port Port Wilmington Infrastructure Improvement DE 250,000 McBride
Transportation Infrastructure Corporation and Revitalization
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Miami-Dade County Reefer Yard Expansion Project FL 5,000,000 Salazar
Transportation Infrastructure Seaport (PortMiami)
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Lake Providence Port Delta Link Louisiana Regional Ports LA 5,000,000 Letlow
Transportation Infrastructure Commission Improvement Project
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Duluth Seaway Port Gantry Crane Refurbishment Project MN 5,000,000 Stauber
Transportation Infrastructure Authority
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Yellow Creek State Yellow Creek Port Wharf Reconstruction MS 4,000,000 Kelly (MS)
Transportation Infrastructure Inland Port Project
Development Authority
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port South Jersey Port High Mast Lighting for Expanded Cargo NJ 250,000 Norcross
Transportation Infrastructure Corporation Storage
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Erie County Buffalo Port Modernization Project NY 850,000 Kennedy (NY)
Transportation Infrastructure Industrial
Development Development Agency
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Port of Garibaldi Engineering for Seawall Replacement OR 2,000,000 Bonamici
Transportation Infrastructure
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Port of Beaumont Port of Beaumont Island Park Terminal TX 5,000,000 Babin
Transportation Infrastructure Navigation District Stabilization Project
Development of Jefferson
Program County, Texas
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port Port of Seattle Pier 86 Grain Terminal Switcher Locomotive WA 250,000 Jayapal
Transportation Infrastructure Replacement Project
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Port The Northwest Northwest Seaport Alliance Berth Deepening WA 2,000,000 Randall
Transportation Infrastructure Seaport Alliance on the Blair Waterway
Development
Program
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Soldotna Marydale Avenue Improvements AK 1,000,000 Begich
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Lauderdale County Lauderdale County, AL Agriculture AL 1,500,000 Aderholt
and Urban Development Agriculture Center Multipurpose Complex
Development Initiatives Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Winston County Winston County Road 57 and County Road 61 AL 1,553,000 Aderholt
and Urban Development Resurfacing and Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Wallace State Hanceville Affordable Housing AL 2,540,000 Aderholt
and Urban Development Community College
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Monroe County Monroe County Economic Industrial Park AL 1,000,000 Figures
and Urban Development Commission Phase I
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Montgomery, Montgomery Regional Tech & Innovation AL 1,650,000 Figures
and Urban Development AL Ecosystem Initiative (MRTIEI) Hub
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Auburn University Rural Studio's Development and Housing AL 2,500,000 Figures
and Urban Development Construction in Africatown
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Jacksonville State JSU Law Enforcement Training Center AL 1,500,000 Rogers (AL)
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Gadsden Regional Fire, EMS, & Police Substation AL 6,300,000 Rogers (AL)
and Urban Development Replacement
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Jacksonville State JSU Center for Manufacturing Support AL 6,500,000 Rogers (AL)
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Auburn University Advanced Manufacturing Center for Workforce AL 6,500,000 Rogers (AL)
and Urban Development Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Tuscaloosa , Tuscaloosa Public Library AL 250,000 Sewell
and Urban Development AL
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Jefferson County Red Mountain Park AL 250,000 Sewell
and Urban Development Greenways Comission
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Homewood AL Homewood Culvert Project AL 250,000 Sewell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Auburn University Selma Resilient Housing AL 500,000 Sewell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Pleasant Pleasant Grove Sidewalk & Safety Upgrades AL 700,000 Sewell
and Urban Development Grove, AL
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Bessemer Housing Bessemer Dream Center AL 850,000 Sewell
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Hueytown AL Hueytown Streetscaping AL 850,000 Sewell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Selma, AL Alabama Avenue Redevelopment Project AL 1,656,000 Sewell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Athens State Workforce Development and Multipurpose AL 1,000,000 Strong
and Urban Development University Center
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of West Memphis Utility Infrastructure Power Substation and AR 1,000,000 Crawford
and Urban Development Water Tank Upgrades
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Jonesboro Lost Creek Drainage and Flood Mitigation AR 1,000,000 Crawford
and Urban Development Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Mississippi County Blytheville--North End Clean Up AR 3,200,000 Crawford
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic State of Arkansas ACTI Remediation AR 9,234,000 Westerman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Mulberry Mulberry Food Pantry AR 500,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Benton County Fire Station Improvements AR 1,250,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Benton County Water Benton County Water System Improvements AR 1,750,000 Womack
and Urban Development District # 1 PWA of
Development Initiatives Arkansas
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Fort Smith Water System Improvements AR 3,000,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Huntsville Water System Improvements AR 3,000,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Mountainburg North Central Crawford County Water System AR 4,400,000 Womack
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Farmington Bridge Repairs AR 6,500,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Tontitown Water System Improvements AR 12,200,000 Womack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Phoenix 230 S. 12th Avenue Central Arizona Shelter AZ 250,000 Ansari
and Urban Development Services (CASS) Renovations
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Phoenix Alternative Fuel Vehicle Fire Mitigation AZ 800,000 Ansari
and Urban Development and Acquisition Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Glendale Glendale Arizona CD-03 Transportation AZ 850,000 Ansari
and Urban Development Improvements and Streetscaping
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Guadalupe Biehn Colony Park Reconstruction AZ 2,000,000 Ansari
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Phoenix Phoenix Fire Department Wildland and AZ 2,175,000 Ansari
and Urban Development Emergency Response Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Pima High School Road Construction AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Casa Grande Community Center Revitalization AZ 1,000,000 Ciscomani
and Urban Development Elementary School
Development Initiatives District #4
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Department of Housing Economic Casa Grande Union Affordable workforce housing construction AZ 1,800,000 Ciscomani
and Urban Development High School
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Phoenix Phoenix Fire Member Services Building AZ 1,500,000 Hamadeh
and Urban Development Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Phoenix City of Phoenix--Fire Station Improvements AZ 850,000 Stanton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tempe City of Tempe--Affordable Housing AZ 850,000 Stanton
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chandler, Chandler Sewer Rehabilitation AZ 2,000,000 Stanton
and Urban Development City Manager's
Development Initiatives Office
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Department of Housing Economic City of Redlands Texonia Park Modernization Renovations CA 1,000,000 Aguilar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fontana Aldea Apartments Acquisition and CA 1,200,000 Aguilar
and Urban Development Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Bernardino Bloomington Animal Shelter Construction CA 2,000,000 Aguilar
and Urban Development County
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Arrowhead Grove Inclusive Redevelopment CA 3,000,000 Aguilar
and Urban Development the County of San Project Phase V
Development Initiatives Bernardino
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Department of Housing Economic City of South Gate South Gate Electric Buses and Charging CA 250,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Scherer Park Signature Playground CA 250,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Carson Carson Safe Routes to School CA 250,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Wilmington Athletic Complex Lighting and CA 250,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Security
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Paramount Paramount Park Community Center Expansion CA 500,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Fire Station 79 Critical CA 850,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Infrastructure Repairs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles Harbor Los Angeles Harbor College Center for CA 850,000 Barragan
and Urban Development College Community Engagement and Workforce
Development Initiatives Development
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Houghton Park Improvements CA 850,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lynwood Lynwood Community Center Improvements CA 850,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Normandie Avenue Sidewalk and Green CA 1,000,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Corridor Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Wishing Tree Park Shade Enhancement CA 1,200,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Angeles
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Torrance Boulevard Safety Improvements CA 1,500,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Angeles
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Normandie Avenue Bus Stop and Shelter CA 1,500,000 Barragan
and Urban Development Angeles Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Normandale Park Upgrades CA 3,000,000 Barragan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic American River Increasing Food Access via Fleet CA 260,000 Bera
and Urban Development College of the Los Replacement & Facility Expansion
Development Initiatives Rios Community
College System
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Department of Housing Economic City of Citrus San Juan Avenue Phase 2 Development and CA 500,000 Bera
and Urban Development Heights Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Fulton-El Camino Bohemian Park Community Center Expansion CA 850,000 Bera
and Urban Development Recreation and Park
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic California State North Sacramento Technology Center CA 850,000 Bera
and Urban Development University,
Development Initiatives Sacramento
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Department of Housing Economic City of Sacramento, Del Paso Heights Sports Complex CA 1,000,000 Bera
and Urban Development Parks and Community Development, Construction, and Equipment
Development Initiatives Enrichment
Department
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Department of Housing Economic Sacramento County Watt Avenue Safe Stay Facility--Furnishing CA 1,500,000 Bera
and Urban Development and Equipment Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rio Linda Elverta Central Park Rehabilitation--Phase 1 CA 2,000,000 Bera
and Urban Development Recreation and Park
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic County of Ventura Ventura County Agricultural Training, CA 250,000 Brownley
and Urban Development Resource, and Community Center Development
Development Initiatives and Reconstruction
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Department of Housing Economic Clean Power Alliance Clean Power Alliance Power Ready Program CA 250,000 Brownley
and Urban Development for Critical Public Facilities
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of Agoura Hills City of Agoura Hills Affordable Housing CA 850,000 Brownley
and Urban Development Microgrid
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Corona Trails Improvement Project CA 1,700,000 Calvert
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Norco Recycled Water Distribution and CA 2,400,000 Calvert
and Urban Development Transmission Mainline Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Indian Wells Whitewater Channel Lining CA 5,000,000 Calvert
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Eastern Municipal Quail Valley Septic to Sewer Conversion CA 5,000,000 Calvert
and Urban Development Water District Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Rancho Via Vail Roadway Improvements CA 5,000,000 Calvert
and Urban Development Mirage
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Quinta Washington Street Improvement Project CA 5,000,000 Calvert
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Palm Desert Cook Street Bridge Project CA 5,671,000 Calvert
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lake Lake Elsinore Water Quality Project CA 8,000,000 Calvert
and Urban Development Elsinore
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara Sexual Assault Response Team CA 236,375 Carbajal
and Urban Development Cottage Relocation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San City of San Buenaventura--New Beginnings CA 250,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development Buenaventura Interim Shelter
Development Initiatives (Ventura)
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Department of Housing Economic City of Morro Bay Morro Bay Storm Drain Resiliency Project CA 250,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Santa Santa Barbara County Lompoc Animal Shelter CA 850,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development Barbara, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Carpinteria City of Carpinteria Community Center CA 850,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Ventura Ventura County Meiners Oaks Botanical Park CA 850,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Santa City of Santa Barbara Eastside Library CA 850,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development Barbara Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Santa Maria City of Santa Maria--Fire Department CA 1,200,000 Carbajal
and Urban Development Station 1 Expansion Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Gabriel Valley San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust CA 250,000 Chu
and Urban Development Regional Housing Project Pipeline
Development Initiatives Trust
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Department of Housing Economic City of Monterey Fire Station 63 Reconstruction Project CA 250,000 Chu
and Urban Development Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Altadena Community Center Facility CA 500,000 Chu
and Urban Development Angeles Department Improvements and ADA Upgrades
Development Initiatives of Consumer and
Business Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic City of Rosemead Garvey Community Center Renovations CA 500,000 Chu
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Claremont Claremont South Village Public CA 850,000 Chu
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pasadena Pasadena Jackie Robinson Community Center-- CA 1,000,000 Chu
and Urban Development Facility Improvements and ADA Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Arcadia Arcadia and U.S. Forest Service Joint Fire CA 2,000,000 Chu
and Urban Development Training Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Covina, Fire Station #1 Replacement CA 250,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of South El New Temple Park Facility Improvements CA 500,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development Monte, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Puente, La Puente Park Access Initiative Project CA 820,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Irwindale, Irwindale Dan Diaz Recreation Center CA 850,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development CA Improvements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Glendora, CA Sandburg Middle School Park Field and Track CA 1,200,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development Conversion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of El Monte, CA Pioneer Park Construction Project CA 2,000,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Baldwin Baldwin Park Family Services Center CA 3,150,000 Cisneros
and Urban Development Park, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fullerton Independence Park Revitalization CA 250,000 Correa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fullerton Fire Stations Rehabilitation Project CA 250,000 Correa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Stanton Community and Senior Center Complex CA 250,000 Correa
and Urban Development Enhancement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Orange Orange County Riverwalk Upland Habitat CA 500,000 Correa
and Urban Development Restoration
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Anaheim Haskett Branch Library Improvements CA 850,000 Correa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Santa Ana College Automotive, Diesel-Electric Transportation CA 850,000 Correa
and Urban Development Technology and Robotic Manufacturing/
Development Initiatives Welding Program Infrastructure
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Department of Housing Economic City of Anaheim Boysen Park Expansion, Improvements, and CA 1,000,000 Correa
and Urban Development Facility Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Anaheim OC River Walk--Santa Ana River Impoundments CA 1,200,000 Correa
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Santa Ana Chepa's Park Reconstruction and Upgrades CA 2,000,000 Correa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Visalia Riggin Avenue Widening and Streetscaping CA 250,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fresno Fresno Area Business Development Incubator CA 250,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Exeter Exeter Street Improvement Project CA 500,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fresno Clean Air Mobility Network CA 850,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Fresno Central California Food Bank Volunteer CA 1,000,000 Costa
and Urban Development Center Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Tulare Neighborhood Village Salt and Light Phase CA 1,200,000 Costa
and Urban Development II Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Reedley College Reedley College Ag Innovation Center CA 2,000,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fresno San Joaquin River Parkway Project CA 2,000,000 Costa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic East Bay Regional South of Bailey Road Community Development CA 850,000 DeSaulnier
and Urban Development Park District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Contra Costa County East Bay Regional Communications System CA 1,915,000 DeSaulnier
and Urban Development Fire Protection Improvements and Upgrades Project
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Kern Council of Centennial Corridor SB 99 to WB 58 CA 3,000,000 Fong
and Urban Development Governments Connector
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Kings Fire and Office of Emergency Services CA 3,000,000 Fong
and Urban Development Headquarters
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Hollywood Active Transportation CA 250,000 Friedman
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County Los Angeles County Fire Station 8 CA 500,000 Friedman
and Urban Development Fire Department Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles PATH Villas Hollywood--Infrastructure CA 850,000 Friedman
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Hart Park Improvements Project CA 850,000 Friedman
and Urban Development Hollywood
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Greater Wilshire Street Repairs and Safety CA 850,000 Friedman
and Urban Development Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Glendale Central Park Block CA 2,000,000 Friedman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Burbank Central Library Construction CA 3,000,000 Friedman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Contra Costa County Bay Point Library CA 2,000,000 Garamendi
and Urban Development Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bell Gardens Ford Park Gym And Community Building CA 250,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bellflower Simms Park Community Center Renovation CA 250,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Downey Rio San Gabriel Park Facilities Upgrades CA 250,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Washington Neighborhood Youth Center CA 250,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development Facility Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Cudahy Lugo Park Facilities Rehabilitation CA 500,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Admiral Kidd Park Improvements CA 750,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Broadway Improvements CA 850,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Long Beach Colorado Lagoon and Marina Vista Park CA 850,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Maywood Maywood Teen Center CA 850,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Downey Downey Downtown Development and CA 1,000,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development Revitalization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Long Beach Community Childcare Development Center Rehabilitation CA 1,500,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development College District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Signal Hill Walnut Bluff Workforce Affordable Housing, CA 2,000,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development Community Facility, and Outdoor
Development Initiatives Facilities--Development, Construction and
Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic California State Long Beach Research Center and Special CA 2,175,000 Garcia (CA)
and Urban Development University Long Collections Archives Development and
Development Initiatives Beach, Research Construction
Foundation (CSULB
Research
Foundation)
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Department of Housing Economic Mountains Recreation Elyria Canyon Park Wildfire Education and CA 500,000 Gomez
and Urban Development and Conservation Workforce Development Community Center
Development Initiatives Authority (MRCA) Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Benjamin Franklin Library Renovations Phase CA 500,000 Gomez
and Urban Development II
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Project Homekey Transitional Housing Hotel CA 850,000 Gomez
and Urban Development Conversion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Clark Residence CA 850,000 Gomez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Union Towers, The View at Soto, and Ramona CA 850,000 Gomez
and Urban Development the City of Los Gardens Computer Lab Renovations, & Tech
Development Initiatives Angeles Upgrades
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Fast Tracking Affordable Housing in El CA 850,000 Gomez
and Urban Development the City of Los Sereno
Development Initiatives Angeles
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County Nueva Maravilla Extreme Heat Measures-- CA 1,200,000 Gomez
and Urban Development Development Cooling Equipment and Installation
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic State of California Bowtie State Park Enhanced Welcome Center CA 2,000,000 Gomez
and Urban Development Department of Parks
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Air Conditioners at Estrada Courts CA 2,000,000 Gomez
and Urban Development the City of Los
Development Initiatives Angeles
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Ramona Gardens Air Conditioners CA 2,000,000 Gomez
and Urban Development the City of Los
Development Initiatives Angeles
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Department of Housing Economic County of Fresno Biola Community Sidewalk and Lighting CA 230,000 Gray
and Urban Development Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Fresno Caruthers Complete Streets CA 250,000 Gray
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Madera Courthouse Park Renovation Phase 3 Project CA 250,000 Gray
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Modesto City of Modesto Fire Station #1 CA 850,000 Gray
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Huron Huron Avenue Improvements CA 850,000 Gray
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Merced Childs Avenue and Canal Street Roadway and CA 850,000 Gray
and Urban Development Active Transportation Safety Improvements
Development Initiatives in South Merced, California
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Department of Housing Economic County of San County Service Area 44--Sewer Treatment CA 1,000,000 Gray
and Urban Development Joaquin Consolidation and Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mendota Mendota Community Center Project CA 2,000,000 Gray
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Madera City of Madera Avenue 13 Sewer CA 2,000,000 Gray
and Urban Development Rehabilitation, Phase III
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The City of Merced Bear Creek Infrastructure and Flood CA 3,150,000 Gray
and Urban Development Protection
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of San San Joaquin County's Be Well Campus CA 250,000 Harder
and Urban Development Joaquin
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority French Camp Crossings CA 500,000 Harder
and Urban Development County of San
Development Initiatives Joaquin
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Department of Housing Economic San Joaquin Delta Cyber Innovation Hub Facility Development CA 850,000 Harder
and Urban Development Community College and Construction
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Manteca Animal Shelter Enhancement Project CA 850,000 Harder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of San San Joaquin County Food Security Hub CA 1,150,000 Harder
and Urban Development Joaquin Facility Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic South San Joaquin South San Joaquin County Fire Authority CA 2,000,000 Harder
and Urban Development County Fire (SSJCFA) Regional Fire Training Facility
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Byron Bethany Wicklund Cut Water Supply Reliability CA 3,000,000 Harder
and Urban Development Irrigation District Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Marin County Public Oak Hill Workforce Housing CA 250,000 Huffman
and Urban Development Financing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Marin Fairfax-San Anselmo Children's Center CA 850,000 Huffman
and Urban Development Safety Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Sonoma County Spud Point-Bodega Bay Ice-Making Plant CA 1,200,000 Huffman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Marin Point Reyes Workforce Housing Development CA 2,000,000 Huffman
and Urban Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Barona Group of the Water Infrastructure Improvements CA 1,000,000 Issa
and Urban Development Capitan Grande Band
Development Initiatives of Mission Indians
of the Barona
Reservation
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Department of Housing Economic City of El Cajon Community Outreach Center Reconstruction, CA 1,000,000 Issa
and Urban Development Improvements, and Installation Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Miguel Fire Station 19 Construction CA 1,000,000 Issa
and Urban Development Consolidated Fire
Development Initiatives Protection District
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Department of Housing Economic City of El Cajon El Cajon Emergency Operations Center CA 250,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Miguel San Miguel Aerial Apparatus CA 500,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development Consolidated Fire
Development Initiatives Protection District
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Diego Safe Sleeping Pilot Program Site Expansion CA 850,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego County Linda Vista Innovation Center Support CA 850,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development Office of Education
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego Unified Mobile Washer and Dryer Units for Homeless CA 850,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development School District San Diegans
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego State Child Care for Children with Disabilities CA 1,000,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego State Child Care Facility for Former Foster Youth CA 1,500,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Diego Expanding Affordable Child Care Facilities CA 2,000,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego Housing Linda Vista Affordable Housing--Via Las CA 2,000,000 Jacobs
and Urban Development Commission Cumbres Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Veteran Wellness Facility CA 250,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Angeles Department Dove
Development Initiatives of Military and
Veterans Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Broadway Sur: Transportation Safety CA 250,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Improvements and Community Development Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority Pueblo Del Rio Housing Units Climate CA 250,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development City of Los Angeles Control Upgrades Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County South LA Community Food Hall Facility CA 250,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Redevelopment Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Vermont Ave. and Manchester Ave.-- CA 500,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Urban Awnings CA 850,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Blackwelder Community, Greenbelt CA 200,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Inside Safe Program--Acquisition and CA 850,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Capital Improvements Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Culver City Jubilo Village Affordable Housing CA 850,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Construction Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles Metro Los Angeles Metro Regional Bus Stop CA 850,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Enhancements Dove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Culver City Culver City Crossroads Community Connector-- CA 1,000,000 Kamlager-
and Urban Development Active Transportation Infrastructure Dove
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Berryessa Union Berryessa Youth Center Renovation and CA 250,000 Khanna
and Urban Development School District Improvements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Milpitas Unified MUSD Workforce Development Center CA 500,000 Khanna
and Urban Development School District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fremont Automall Pkwy Median Project CA 850,000 Khanna
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Santa Restoration of Emergency Shelter and CA 3,150,000 Khanna
and Urban Development Clara Transitional Housing for Homeless Veterans
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of South Lake Lake Tahoe Boulevard Apartments CA 1,000,000 Kiley
and Urban Development Tahoe
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mission Oso Creek Trail Accessibility Improvement CA 500,000 Kim
and Urban Development Viejo Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County Fire Mission Viejo Fire Station #9 Renovation CA 1,000,000 Kim
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Orange Fire Station 3 Improvement Project CA 1,000,000 Kim
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Laguna Hills Citywide Intersection Safety Enhancements CA 1,000,000 Kim
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Santiago Canyon Classroom retrofitting CA 1,000,000 Kim
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southern Cascades Emergency Services Enhancement Project CA 2,605,000 LaMalfa
and Urban Development Community Services
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Marysville Site Cleanup and Preparation CA 3,500,000 LaMalfa
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Solana Beach Glencrest Safe Routes to School CA 500,000 Levin
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements, Solana Beach,
Development Initiatives CA
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Department of Housing Economic City of Vista Vista's New Navigation Center Facility CA 850,000 Levin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dana Point Coast Highway Sidewalk Improvements and CA 850,000 Levin
and Urban Development Streetscaping, Dana Point, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Oceanside Pier View Bridge, Oceanside, CA CA 2,000,000 Levin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Vista Emerald Drive Complete Streets Project, CA 2,000,000 Levin
and Urban Development Vista, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Clemente Mariposa Walkway and Coastal Trail CA 3,000,000 Levin
and Urban Development Improvement Project, San Clemente, CA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Los Gatos West Valley Mobile Navigation Center Van CA 200,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development Acquisition and Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Half Moon Eastside Parallel Trail, Segment 2 CA 250,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development Bay
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of San Mateo Mirada Road Resiliency Project CA 850,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Palo Alto Fire Station #4 CA 850,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Jose Seismic and Climate Resiliency Rental Unit CA 2,000,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development Preservation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pacifica School Pacifica School District Workforce Housing CA 2,000,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development District Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mountain Evelyn Avenue Affordable Housing CA 2,000,000 Liccardo
and Urban Development View Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Redondo Affordable Housing Acquisition to Lease CA 250,000 Lieu
and Urban Development Beach Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of EV Buses Project CA 250,000 Lieu
and Urban Development California, Los
Development Initiatives Angeles
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Hotel to Homes Conversion CA 850,000 Lieu
and Urban Development Housing Department
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Palos Verdes Miraleste Intermediate School Modernization CA 2,000,000 Lieu
and Urban Development Peninsula Unified Project
Development Initiatives School District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Soledad City of Soledad Streetscape Enhancement CA 250,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hartnell Community Hartnell College Child Development Center CA 250,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development College District Outdoor Learning Environment Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gonzales Dennis and Janice Caprara Community Center CA 250,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development Complex
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Monterey Salinas Regional Soccer Complex Expansion CA 500,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Benito County Renewable Energy Infrastructure and CA 850,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development Office of Education Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of King City City of King City Downtown Streetscape CA 850,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Santa Agricultural Resource Center Development CA 850,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development Clara
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Santa Watsonville Veterans Hall CA 1,200,000 Lofgren
and Urban Development Cruz, Department of
Development Initiatives Parks
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Department of Housing Economic City of Sacramento Wah Avenue Homeownership Housing CA 250,000 Matsui
and Urban Development Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cosumnes Community William Perry Schulze Fire Training Center CA 250,000 Matsui
and Urban Development Services District Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of UC Davis MIND Institute Intellectual/ CA 500,000 Matsui
and Urban Development California, Davis Developmental Disability (IDD) Workforce
Development Initiatives Development Project
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Department of Housing Economic County of Sacramento Florin Safe Stay Community Facility Project CA 1,000,000 Matsui
and Urban Development (Sacramento County)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic California State Downtown Campus Revitalization and CA 2,000,000 Matsui
and Urban Development University, Expansion
Development Initiatives Sacramento
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Mosaic Village Housing and Community CA 2,000,000 Matsui
and Urban Development Sacramento Development Campus
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Sacramento Sacramento Stitch Park Riverfront CA 3,150,000 Matsui
and Urban Development Reconnection Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Senior Center Renovation, Roof, CA 250,000 Min
and Urban Development and HVAC Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Golden West College Facilities Reconstruction and Improvements CA 500,000 Min
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Laguna Beach South Laguna Beach Fire Station Replacement CA 850,000 Min
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newport Balboa Branch Library and Fire Station #1 CA 850,000 Min
and Urban Development Beach Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Huntington Huntington Beach Navigation Center CA 850,000 Min
and Urban Development Beach Renovation and Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Irvine Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship CA 1,000,000 Min
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Orange Newport Harbor Facility and Infrastructure CA 2,000,000 Min
and Urban Development Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of San Francisco Crocker Amazon Playground-- CA 250,000 Mullin
and Urban Development San Francisco Purple Playground Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of South San South San Francisco Westborough Early CA 850,000 Mullin
and Urban Development Francisco Childhood Education Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Visitacion Valley Family Center CA 959,982 Mullin
and Urban Development San Francisco Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Mateo City of San Mateo Lakeshore Community Day CA 1,200,000 Mullin
and Urban Development Care Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Barstow Barstow Route 66 Main Street Rehabilitation CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
and Urban Development for Tourism and Highway Circulation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Crestline Village Water Efficiency and Infrastructure Update CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
and Urban Development Water District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Redlands Public Safety Hall Construction CA 1,000,000 Obernolte
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Capitola Capitola Traffic Safety Improvements CA 250,000 Panetta
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Santa Martial Cottle Park Improvements project CA 250,000 Panetta
and Urban Development Clara, 11th Floor
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Jose Ending Sideshows in South San Jose CA 500,000 Panetta
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Atascadero Atascadero Police Station Improvements CA 850,000 Panetta
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Seaside San Pablo Bridge Project CA 850,000 Panetta
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Paso Robles Pine Street Affordable Housing CA 850,000 Panetta
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Jose Guadalupe River Trail Construction and CA 1,000,000 Panetta
and Urban Development Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Jose Yerba Buena Bridge Reconstruction CA 2,000,000 Panetta
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Wharf Resilience and CA 3,150,000 Panetta
and Urban Development Rehabilitation Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Office Treasure Island Job Corps Facility CA 250,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development of Economic and Modernization and Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Workforce
Development
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Home for Good--Housing Development and CA 250,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Department of Construction
Development Initiatives Disability and
Aging Services
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Department of Housing Economic San Franciso Bay BART LED Lighting Replacement CA 250,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Area Rapid Transit
Development Initiatives (BART)
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Department of Housing Economic City of San 772 Pacific Avenue Development Project CA 250,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Francisco
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Office Code Tenderloin's Workforce Facility CA 500,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development of Economic and Development and Construction
Development Initiatives Workforce
Development
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Blue Heron Boathouse Replacement and CA 850,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Recreation and Park Expansion
Development Initiatives Department
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Department of Housing Economic The San Francisco CityBuild Facility Acquisition, Development CA 850,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Office of and Improvements
Development Initiatives Employment and
Workforce
Development
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Department of Housing Economic The San Francisco San Francisco SafeHouse Facility CA 850,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Department of Renovations
Development Initiatives Homelessness and
Supportive Housing
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Self-Help for the Elderly Safe Passage CA 850,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Department of Program--Vehicles Acquisition
Development Initiatives Disability and
Aging Services
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco San Francisco MTA Transit Stop Lighting CA 1,200,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Municipal Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Transportation
Agency
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Department of Housing Economic San Francisco Jerrold Commons Site and Facility Upgrades CA 2,000,000 Pelosi
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Homelessness and
Supportive Housing
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Department of Housing Economic Port of San Diego B Street and Broadway Piers--Above Pier CA 250,000 Peters
and Urban Development Infrastructure Repairs and Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Marcos City of San Marcos Comprehensive Park CA 500,000 Peters
and Urban Development Restroom Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Diego La Jolla Streetscape CA 850,000 Peters
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Marcos Mission Road Lighting Upgrades CA 850,000 Peters
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Escondido Downtown Escondido Economic Development CA 1,000,000 Peters
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Diego Safe Sleeping Pilot Program Expansion CA 1,200,000 Peters
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles' Wakefield Sidewalk CA 250,000 Rivas
and Urban Development Council District 6 Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles-- City of Los Angeles' Parthenia Place Median CA 250,000 Rivas
and Urban Development Council District 6 Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Parthenia Place Computer Lab Renovation and CA 750,000 Rivas
and Urban Development the City of Los Tech Upgrade Project
Development Initiatives Angeles
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles's Sylmar Fire Station CA 850,000 Rivas
and Urban Development Council District 7 (FS31)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles's Pacoima Wash Bridges CA 850,000 Rivas
and Urban Development Council District 6 Safety Mitigation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Housing Authority of Los Angeles's San CA 850,000 Rivas
and Urban Development the City of Los Fernando Gardens Housing's Energy
Development Initiatives Angeles Efficiency Project
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County Los Angeles County Fire Department's CA 968,000 Rivas
and Urban Development Fire Department Pacoima Warehouse Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles Mission Los Angeles Mission College's Pacoima CA 2,000,000 Rivas
and Urban Development College Center Land Acquisition Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Imperial City of Imperial Community Park CA 250,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Calexico Heber Park Expansion Project CA 500,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brawley Main Street Rehabilitation and Water Main CA 850,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development Extension Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Desert Recreation Air Filtration Improvements at Critical CA 850,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development District Community Facilities in the Coachella
Development Initiatives Valley
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Department of Housing Economic Coachella Valley Road Rehabilitation Project CA 1,000,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development Public Cemetery
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Holtville City of Holtville Public Safety Building CA 2,000,000 Ruiz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Whittier Broadband Infrastructure Expansion CA 250,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Downey Water Treatment Plant North CA 250,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Habra Park and Gymnasium Improvements, CA 250,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development Heights Renovations, and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Norwalk Holifield Park Parking Lot Site Development CA 500,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pico Rivera Durfee Avenue Community Center Development CA 850,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Walnut Valley Water Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Equipment CA 850,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development District Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Santa Fe River Parcel Passive Park Redevelopment CA 850,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development Springs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Montebello City of Montebello Fire Department Brush CA 1,000,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development Fire Station Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Walnut Suzanne Park Improvements CA 1,200,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Mirada City of La Mirada Neff Park Infrastructure CA 1,500,000 Sanchez
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles Pierce The Community Engagement & Enrichment CA 250,000 Sherman
and Urban Development College Center at LA Pierce College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Southwest Valley Park Improvements CA 850,000 Sherman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Grancell Village Affordable Senior Housing CA 850,000 Sherman
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County The West Los Angeles VA Modular Home CA 850,000 Sherman
and Urban Development Department of Construction
Development Initiatives Military and
Veterans Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic County of Los Labor Community Services Food Bank CA 1,200,000 Sherman
and Urban Development Angeles Department Equipment and Facility Upgrades
Development Initiatives of Economic
Opportunity
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles City The Los Angeles Fire Department Station CA 2,000,000 Sherman
and Urban Development Fire Department Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The City of Oakland Capital Improvements for Core Service CA 250,000 Simon
and Urban Development Providers
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Oakland Brooklyn Basin Blight Removal and Shoreline CA 250,000 Simon
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albany East Bay Regional Fire Training Center CA 250,000 Simon
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Peralta Community Peralta Community College District (PCCD) CA 250,000 Simon
and Urban Development College District Manufacturing and Fabrication Pathway
Development Initiatives (FabLab)
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Department of Housing Economic City of Emeryville 40th Street Multimodal Infrastructure CA 500,000 Simon
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Berkeley East Bay Regional Fire Training Facility CA 850,000 Simon
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Berkeley Adeline Complete Street and Ashby BART CA 850,000 Simon
and Urban Development Transit Plaza
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Livermore Open Heart Food Bank Expansion CA 226,026 Swalwell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Union City Safer Streets with Enhanced Lighting CA 250,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development Replacements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pleasanton West Las Positas Multimodal Improvement CA 250,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Alameda County Improved Broadband Access in Downtown CA 500,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development Community Castro Valley
Development Initiatives Development Agency
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Department of Housing Economic Alameda County Sunol Downtown Revitalization Plan CA 500,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development Community Implementation
Development Initiatives Development Agency
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Department of Housing Economic City of Union City Fire Equipment Enhancements CA 850,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Livermore Aviation and Manufacturing Workforce CA 1,200,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development Igniter
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dublin Sunflower Hill at Grace Pointe CA 2,000,000 Swalwell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Riverside Northside Agriculture Innovation Center CA 250,000 Takano
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Riverside Community Riverside Community College District CA 500,000 Takano
and Urban Development College District Community Sites
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Perris Fire Safety Project CA 850,000 Takano
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Moreno Business and Employment Resource Center CA 850,000 Takano
and Urban Development Valley Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Yountville Yountville Resiliency Request CA 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development (CA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Vacaville Solano-Napa Habitat for Humanity HARMONY CA 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development VILLAGE Affordable Housing (CA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Sonoma County Tierra de Rosas Public Plaza, Park CA 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Community Furnishings and Equipment (CA)
Development Initiatives Development
Commission
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Department of Housing Economic Winters Joint Winters JUSD Facility Modernization and CA 850,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Unified School Equipment (CA)
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of American Napa River Ecology Center Project CA 2,000,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Canyon (CA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Habematolel Pomo of Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake Community CA 3,150,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Upper Lake Center (CA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Montclair City of Montclair Fire Department Tractor CA 850,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development Tiller Truck Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ontario City of Ontario Vista Verde II CA 1,000,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ontario City of Ontario ``The Hub on Holt'' CA 1,000,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development Facility Construction and Revitalization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of San County of San Bernardino Crisis Response CA 1,100,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development Bernardino Unit Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fontana Cypress Grove Supportive Housing CA 2,000,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chino Chino Valley Entrepreneurship and CA 2,000,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development Innovation Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Eastvale Eastvale Library & Innovation Center CA 3,100,000 Torres, (CA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County Orange County Housing Finance Trust CA 250,000 Tran
and Urban Development Housing Finance Construction of Affordable Housing Units
Development Initiatives Trust
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Department of Housing Economic City of Placentia City of Placentia--Old Town Infrastructure CA 250,000 Tran
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County Orange County Mosquito & Vector Control CA 500,000 Tran
and Urban Development Mosquito & Vector District Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives Control District
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Palma City of La Palma--Public Safety Center CA 850,000 Tran
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Buena Park Library Buena Park Library District--Mechanical, CA 850,000 Tran
and Urban Development District Electrical, and Plumbing Modernization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Garden Grove City of Garden Grove--Fire Station 84 CA 1,000,000 Tran
and Urban Development Retrofits
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Westminster Westminster Community Service and Senior CA 1,000,000 Tran
and Urban Development Center Building Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fountain City of Fountain Valley Fire Station 1 CA 2,000,000 Tran
and Urban Development Valley
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Bakersfield Senior Center Affordable CA 7,575,000 Valadao
and Urban Development the County of Kern Housing & Facility Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Delano Water Plant No. 6 Blending Tank Project CA 8,145,000 Valadao
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego County Moosa Canyon Pipeline Project CA 250,000 Vargas
and Urban Development Water Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego Community Utility and Water Improvements at San Diego CA 500,000 Vargas
and Urban Development College District College of Continuing Education--Phase 2
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of National El Toyon Multipurpose Community Center CA 850,000 Vargas
and Urban Development City
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southwestern Sustainable Infrastructure at Southwestern CA 850,000 Vargas
and Urban Development Community College College
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Bonita Sunnyside New Bonita Fire Engine CA 850,000 Vargas
and Urban Development Fire Protection
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic County of San Diego Tijuana River Revitalization CA 1,000,000 Vargas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chula Vista Palomar Motel--Permanent Supportive Housing CA 1,000,000 Vargas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego Unified Marina Way Road Realignment CA 1,200,000 Vargas
and Urban Development Port District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Diego San Ysidro Transit Center Improvements CA 3,150,000 Vargas
and Urban Development Association of
Development Initiatives Governments
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Department of Housing Economic City of Compton Compton Public Works Corp Yard CA 250,000 Waters
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Los Angeles Algin Sutton Restroom Replacement Project CA 500,000 Waters
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hawthorne Hawthorne Civic Park Development and CA 850,000 Waters
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Torrance Torrance Community Parks Accessibility CA 850,000 Waters
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gardena Mas Fukai Park Renovation Project CA 1,000,000 Waters
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Compton Community Compton College Facilities Improvements CA 1,200,000 Waters
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of HACLA Digital Equity & Infrastructure CA 3,150,000 Waters
and Urban Development the City of Los Renewal for South LA Public Housing
Development Initiatives Angeles (HACLA)
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Department of Housing Economic Santa Clarita Renovations and Expansion for Community CA 850,000 Whitesides
and Urban Development Community College College Student Basic Needs Center
Development Initiatives District, College
of the Canyons
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lancaster National Soccer Center Safety Lighting CA 850,000 Whitesides
and Urban Development Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Los Angeles County Los Angeles County Fire Station 81 CA 1,000,000 Whitesides
and Urban Development Fire Department Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Aurora Fire Flashover Simulator Acquisition CO 250,000 Crow
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Adams Arapahoe APS Sixth Avenue Elementary School CO 469,000 Crow
and Urban Development School District 28J Renovation and Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Aurora Aurora Fire Rescue Fire Apparatus CO 850,000 Crow
and Urban Development Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Arapahoe County High Line Canal Safety and Accessibility CO 850,000 Crow
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Adams Arapahoe Aurora Public Schools Sable Child CO 851,000 Crow
and Urban Development School District 28- Development Center Revitalization and
Development Initiatives J Expansion
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Department of Housing Economic Community College of CCA Center for Applied Science and CO 919,000 Crow
and Urban Development Aurora Technology--Expanding Critical Workforce
Development Initiatives Training Equipment Acquisition
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Department of Housing Economic Arapahoe County Arapahoe County Supportive Housing CO 1,000,000 Crow
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Arapahoe County LPS Elementary Schools Playground and CO 1,000,000 Crow
and Urban Development School District #6 Facilities Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Energy Efficiency Improvements at Public CO 850,000 DeGette
and Urban Development Denver Facilities
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Community College of Lower Downtown Denver Campus Expansion CO 850,000 DeGette
and Urban Development Denver Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Services for Electrification, Energy CO 1,000,000 DeGette
and Urban Development Denver Efficiency, and Resiliency
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Central Utility Plant Critical CO 1,200,000 DeGette
and Urban Development Denver Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Colorado Department Renaissance at Civic Center Apartments CO 1,200,000 DeGette
and Urban Development of Local Affairs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of 655 Broadway Windows Replacements CO 2,000,000 DeGette
and Urban Development the City and County
Development Initiatives of Denver, CO
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Shelter for People Experiencing CO 2,000,000 DeGette
and Urban Development Denver Homelessness
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mead Weld County Road 7 Paving Project--Mead to CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO)
and Urban Development Berthoud
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Westminster Public Expanding Quantum Workforce by Creating CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO)
and Urban Development Schools Advanced Manufacturing Pathways
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Thornton Northstar Neighborhood Mobility CO 1,000,000 Evans (CO)
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Aims Community Oil and Gas Demonstration Wellhead Project CO 1,197,000 Evans (CO)
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Patrick A. Lucero Renovations and Expansion CO 500,000 Hurd
and Urban Development Public Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Colorado Rangely Airport Terminal Hangar/Lab CO 643,000 Hurd
and Urban Development Northwestern Renovation
Development Initiatives Community College
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Department of Housing Economic Colorado State Agricultural Facility Improvements CO 1,000,000 Hurd
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Upper Pine River Upper Pine River Community Room CO 1,000,000 Hurd
and Urban Development Special Fire Construction
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Colorado Mountain Colorado Mountain College Trades Center, CO CO 250,000 Neguse
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Larimer County Larimer County Sheriff's Office Emergency CO 850,000 Neguse
and Urban Development Sheriff's Office Operations Center, CO
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Boulder East Boulder Community Center Improvements CO 1,000,000 Neguse
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Summit County Pine Cove Ranger Station Facility CO 1,129,322 Neguse
and Urban Development Sheriff's Office Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Foothills Regional Senior Affordable Housing--Demolition, CO 850,000 Pettersen
and Urban Development Housing Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lakewood The Commons at Emory Facility Expansion CO 1,500,000 Pettersen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Hebron Hebron Church Street Housing Rehabilitation CT 250,000 Courtney
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Vernon Town of Vernon Daniel's Mill Remediation CT 250,000 Courtney
and Urban Development and Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Norwich Public Dock Replacement at Howard Brown CT 600,000 Courtney
and Urban Development Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Thompson Town of Thompson Blighted Property Reuse CT 732,007 Courtney
and Urban Development for Economic Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Stonington Pawcatuck Village Community Park CT 850,000 Courtney
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of New London New London Addition to Early Childhood CT 850,000 Courtney
and Urban Development Center at BP Mission
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Vernon Rehabilitation of the Rockville Public CT 1,200,000 Courtney
and Urban Development Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic State of Connecticut Colchester Country Place Housing Upgrades CT 2,000,000 Courtney
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Housing
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Woodmont Borough of Woodmont--Stormwater Outlet CT 750,000 DeLauro
and Urban Development Structure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of New Haven Westville Manor Redevelopment CT 2,000,000 DeLauro
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southern Connecticut The Hive at Southern: Community-Based CT 2,254,329 DeLauro
and Urban Development State University Innovation, Sustainability, and Emerging
Development Initiatives Technologies
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Naugatuck Borough of Naugatuck Connectivity & Transit CT 2,500,000 DeLauro
and Urban Development Oriented Development Project--Phase II
Development Initiatives Pedestrian Bridge
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Department of Housing Economic Central Connecticut Central Connecticut Workforce and CT 850,000 Hayes
and Urban Development State University Innovation Hub
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Thomaston Seth Thomas Park Revitalization CT 850,000 Hayes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Southbury Southbury Public Library Restoration and CT 1,500,000 Hayes
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Stamford Glenbrook Community Center Rehabilitation CT 250,000 Himes
and Urban Development and Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bridgeport Bridgeport Police Headquarters Design CT 850,000 Himes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Ridgefield Venus Building Complex Parking Lot & CT 1,000,000 Himes
and Urban Development Pedestrian Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Park City Beardsley Street Housing Reconstruction and CT 1,100,000 Himes
and Urban Development Communities Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Oak Park Phase 2 CT 2,000,000 Himes
and Urban Development the City of
Development Initiatives Stamford, Charter
Oak Communities
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Department of Housing Economic Goodwin University Goodwin University CTRA Magnet Middle CT 250,000 Larson
and Urban Development Educational School Building Construction
Development Initiatives Services (GUES)
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hartford North Main Street Drainage Improvements CT 250,000 Larson
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Public Works
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Hartland Inclusive Playground Development and CT 250,000 Larson
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hartford Hartford Public Library (HPL) Downtown CT 500,000 Larson
and Urban Development Location Restoration and Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of East Town of East Hartford Fire Station 2 CT 850,000 Larson
and Urban Development Hartford Fire
Development Initiatives Department
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hartford City of Hartford Road Phase of Hartline CT 1,200,000 Larson
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of East Hockanum Linear Park Trail Improvements CT 2,000,000 Larson
and Urban Development Hartford
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of East Infrastructure Improvements to Downtown CT 2,000,000 Larson
and Urban Development Hartford Main and Church Corners/Center Cemetery
Development Initiatives National Historic Districts
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bristol Fire Bristol Fire and Police Department CPAT and CT 3,150,000 Larson
and Urban Development and Police ASHER Training Facility
Development Initiatives Department
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Department of Housing Economic District of Columbia Carver Langston Park Upgrades DC 500,000 Norton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic District of Columbia Riggs & South Dakota Triangle Park Upgrades DC 600,000 Norton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic District of Columbia Lederer Gardens Facility Improvements DC 850,000 Norton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic District of Columbia Duke Ellington Park DC 850,000 Norton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of the University of the District of Columbia DC 1,000,000 Norton
and Urban Development District of (UDC) Aviation Maintenance Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Columbia Upgrades
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Department of Housing Economic University of the University of the District of Columbia DC 1,200,000 Norton
and Urban Development District of (UDC) Firebird Farm Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Columbia Upgrades
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Department of Housing Economic University of the University of the District of Columbia DC 2,000,000 Norton
and Urban Development District of (UDC) Research Infrastructure Upgrades
Development Initiatives Columbia
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Department of Housing Economic University of the University of the District of Columbia DC 2,000,000 Norton
and Urban Development District of (UDC) Food Hubs Infrastructure Upgrades
Development Initiatives Columbia
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Department of Housing Economic State of Delaware Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of DE 850,000 McBride
and Urban Development Criminal Justice Delaware's Family Justice Centers
Development Initiatives Council
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Department of Housing Economic New Castle County Workforce Development at the Delaware DE 1,000,000 McBride
and Urban Development Vocational Skills Center and New Castle County Vo-
Development Initiatives Technical School Tech Adult Education Division Facility
District Acquisition and Renovations
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Magnolia Town of Magnolia Water Storage Tower DE 1,200,000 McBride
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic School District of Hernando County Incubation Center FL 1,000,000 Bilirakis
and Urban Development Hernando County,
Development Initiatives Florida
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Department of Housing Economic Pasco County Affordable Supportive Housing for Seniors FL 4,000,000 Bilirakis
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Manatee County Gateway Greenway Rails to Trails FL 1,500,000 Buchanan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Holmes Beach Spine Flood Improvements FL 1,500,000 Buchanan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Manatee County Veterans Service Center FL 2,800,000 Buchanan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of South Center for Entrepreneurship FL 3,000,000 Buchanan
and Urban Development Florida
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bradenton Stormwater Facilities FL 3,000,000 Buchanan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hillsborough Hillsborough Community College Training FL 250,000 Castor
and Urban Development Community College Center Facility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hillsborough County Chamberlain High School Technical Training FL 250,000 Castor
and Urban Development Public Schools Center Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of South USF Veteran Workforce Support Center FL 850,000 Castor
and Urban Development Florida
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic St. Petersburg SMART Tech Industry 4.0 Lab FL 850,000 Castor
and Urban Development College (grants
Development Initiatives accepted under
``Board of Trustees
of St. Petersburg
College'')
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Department of Housing Economic Tampa Housing Robles Park Village Critical Infrastructure FL 1,200,000 Castor
and Urban Development Authority Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hillsborough County HCPS Family Community Center Expansion and FL 2,000,000 Castor
and Urban Development Public Schools Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Ed White Senior Housing Redevelopment FL 3,150,000 Castor
and Urban Development the City of St.
Development Initiatives Petersburg
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Department of Housing Economic City of Belle Glade City of Belle Glade NW 5th Street Bridge FL 250,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Safety Improvements McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Riviera Elderly Housing Stabilization FL 250,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Beach McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Blanche Ely Estates Affordable Housing FL 850,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Pompano Beach Development and Construction McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Deerfield SE 15th Avenue Bridge Resiliency Upgrades & FL 850,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Beach Replacement McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lauderhill Senior and Veteran Housing Improvements FL 850,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Palm Seaboard Multi-Modal Train Station FL 850,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Beach Improvement Project McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lauderdale Stormwater Conveyance and Water Quality FL 1,000,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Lakes Improvements McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lauderhill Lauderhill Infill Housing Development and FL 3,150,000 Cherfilus-
and Urban Development Construction McCormick
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Miami Lakes Miami Lakes Big Cypress Drainage FL 973,000 Diaz-Balart
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hialeah City of Hialeah Southeast Stormwater FL 4,900,000 Diaz-Balart
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Everglades Everglades City Community Center FL 7,200,000 Diaz-Balart
and Urban Development City
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Collier County Veterans Community Center FL 9,000,000 Diaz-Balart
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bonita Rosemary Drive Stormwater Drainage and FL 2,000,000 Donalds
and Urban Development Springs Pedestrian Safety Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Fort Myers Stormwater and Utilities Improvements FL 3,000,000 Donalds
and Urban Development Beach
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Panama City Potable Water Redundancy Improvements-- FL 2,000,000 Dunn
and Urban Development Beach Phase 2
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Panama City Area Q/R-1: Critical Infrastructure FL 2,000,000 Dunn
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tallahassee Tallahassee International Airport (TLH) FL 2,850,000 Dunn
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lake Worth Beach Lake Worth Beach Affordable Housing Program FL 850,000 Frankel
and Urban Development Community
Development Initiatives Redevelopment
Agency
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Palm Dreher Park Water Quality and Habitat FL 1,000,000 Frankel
and Urban Development Beach Restoration
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Delray Beach Palm Beach County, Section 219, FL (City of FL 1,450,000 Frankel
and Urban Development Delray Beach) Critical Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Palm Fern Street Extension and Rail Safety FL 2,000,000 Frankel
and Urban Development Beach Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Palm Beach State Palm Beach State College Quantum Computing FL 2,050,000 Frankel
and Urban Development College Center Facility Development and
Development Initiatives Construction
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Department of Housing Economic City of Wauchula Wastewater Improvements FL 1,000,000 Franklin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hendry County Hendry Country CR 78 Roadway Improvements FL 1,000,000 Franklin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Glades County Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and FL 2,000,000 Franklin
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Moore Haven Haven Water Plant Expansion and FL 2,000,000 Franklin
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bowling Wastewater Treatment Facility Advanced FL 4,987,000 Franklin
and Urban Development Green Wastewater Treatment Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Valencia College West Campus Building 7 Roof Replacement FL 250,000 Frost
and Urban Development West Campus
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County, Orange County Green PLACE Environmentally FL 250,000 Frost
and Urban Development Florida Sensitive Lands Acquisition Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County, IDignity Facility Construction FL 750,000 Frost
and Urban Development Florida
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Orlando, Lake Eola Park Improvements Project FL 850,000 Frost
and Urban Development Florida
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Griffin Park Apartments Redevelopment FL 850,000 Frost
and Urban Development the City of Orlando
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County, Orange County Innovation Center in Pine FL 850,000 Frost
and Urban Development Florida Hills Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Villas at Carver Park Elevator and Shower FL 974,000 Frost
and Urban Development the City of Orlando Improvements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Roof Replacements at West Oaks Apartments FL 1,200,000 Frost
and Urban Development the City of Orlando
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Tuscany at Aloma Interior Renovation FL 1,260,000 Frost
and Urban Development the City of Winter
Development Initiatives Park
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Department of Housing Economic City of Orlando Women and Families Homeless Shelter FL 3,000,000 Frost
and Urban Development Redevelopment and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Homestead Pump Station 11 Upgrades FL 2,200,000 Gimenez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Monroe County School Historic Reynolds School Renovation Project FL 3,000,000 Gimenez
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Miami Dade County Housing and Community Development's FL 6,000,000 Gimenez
and Urban Development Sweetwater Housing Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Indian River County Fellsmere Public Library and Community FL 2,000,000 Haridopolos
and Urban Development Resource Center--Public Facilities
Development Initiatives Development
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lakeland Fire Station 8 Construction FL 984,000 Lee (FL)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tampa City of Tampa Fire Station #24 FL 3,000,000 Lee (FL)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of South Veterans, Military Families, and First FL 3,000,000 Lee (FL)
and Urban Development Florida Responder Services Complex
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic St. Petersburg Lab Construction FL 1,000,000 Luna
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Palm Beach County Peanut Island Coast Guard Facility and FL 1,500,000 Mast
and Urban Development Kennedy Presidential Bunker Restoration
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Indian River State Veterans Center Expansion FL 1,800,000 Mast
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Coral Everglades Memorial Loop Phase 2 FL 800,000 Moskowitz
and Urban Development Springs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Palm Beach County Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park FL 850,000 Moskowitz
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fort Las Olas Corridor Improvements Project FL 1,200,000 Moskowitz
and Urban Development Lauderdale
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Parkland Park Improvements for Parkland FL 1,500,000 Moskowitz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Escambia County South Navy Boulevard Infrastructure FL 3,000,000 Patronis
and Urban Development Improvement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kids Hope Alliance Youth Crisis Center Youth Multi-Purpose FL 534,000 Rutherford
and Urban Development Recreation Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Jacksonville 13th Avenue South Access Improvements FL 875,000 Rutherford
and Urban Development Beach
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of West Miami Senior Activity Center FL 1,000,000 Salazar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Miami Auburndale Flood Improvements FL 5,000,000 Salazar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Tohopekaliga Water Poinciana Village Water Main Replacement FL 250,000 Soto
and Urban Development Authority Project
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Valencia College Valencia College Outdoor Learning Project FL 500,000 Soto
and Urban Development Osceola Campus
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County Orange County GreenPLACE Environmentally FL 850,000 Soto
and Urban Development Sensitive Lands Acquisition Project
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Belle Isle Belle Isle Floodwater Mitigation Project FL 850,000 Soto
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edgewood Edgewood Pedestrian and ADA Safety Sidewalk FL 850,000 Soto
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Polk County, Florida Poinciana Children and Pedestrian Safety FL 850,000 Soto
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Osceola County Board Oakwood Senior Housing Construction FL 850,000 Soto
and Urban Development of County
Development Initiatives Commissioners
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Kissimmee Columbia Avenue Complete Street FL 1,200,000 Soto
and Urban Development Improvements and Revitalization
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Osceola County Board Buenaventura Lakes Stormwater Project FL 2,000,000 Soto
and Urban Development of County
Development Initiatives Commissioners
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Orlando, Narcoossee Road and Vista Lake Stormwater FL 2,000,000 Soto
and Urban Development Florida Improvements
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Fort City of Fort Lauderdale Public Safety FL 1,000,000 Wasserman
and Urban Development Lauderdale Complex Schultz
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Broward College Broward College: Aviation Training Center FL 1,000,000 Wasserman
and Urban Development Remodel and Expansion Schultz
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Miramar Pembroke Road Expansion and Streetscaping FL 1,050,000 Wasserman
and Urban Development Schultz
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade County Saving Rosewood FL 2,000,000 Wasserman
and Urban Development Schultz
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Winter Lake Apopka Shoreline Restoration Project FL 3,000,000 Webster
and Urban Development Garden Phase 1
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Miami-Dade County Mia Casa Senior Housing Expansion FL 250,000 Wilson
and Urban Development Homeless Trust
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Miami Beach City of Miami Beach Fire Station # 1 FL 250,000 Wilson
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Miramar Miramar Youth Center FL 850,000 Wilson
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Miami Dade College Dyer Federal Courthouse Revitalization for FL 850,000 Wilson
and Urban Development Education Facilities
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Miami Liberty Square Launchpad: Small Business FL 850,000 Wilson
and Urban Development Incubator
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Miami-Dade County Parkway Educational Complex Upgrades FL 1,000,000 Wilson
and Urban Development Public Schools
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Plains City of Plains Streetscaping and Public GA 302,000 Bishop
and Urban Development Facilities Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Macon County Macon County Multipurpose Facility GA 1,000,000 Bishop
and Urban Development Development, Construction and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Crawford County Crawford County Youth Center GA 1,000,000 Bishop
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Whigham Designing Future-Ready Sewage GA 1,000,000 Bishop
and Urban Development Infrastructure for a Sustainable Community
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albany Albany Medical District Housing Plan--Phase GA 1,129,036 Bishop
and Urban Development I, Lighthouse Parcels
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Americus Downtown Americus Streetscape Project GA 1,700,000 Bishop
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Savannah-Georgia Riverwalk Renovation and Critical GA 4,200,000 Carter (GA)
and Urban Development Convention Center Infrastructure Improvements Project
Development Initiatives Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Murray County Sidewalk Construction GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Cedartown Davis Road Widening GA 1,000,000 Greene (GA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of West Love Valley Stormwater Pipe Replacement GA 638,000 Jack
and Urban Development Georgia
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pike County Parks Infrastructure Improvements GA 1,900,000 Jack
and Urban Development and Recreation
Development Initiatives Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Thomaston Pedestrian Safety Downtown Redesign Project GA 3,000,000 Jack
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County GA County Line Park Improvements Phase II GA 250,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Recreation, Parks
and Cultural
Affairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County Development, Construction, Furnishings and GA 250,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Government Equipment for Service Center for Children
Development Initiatives Impacted by Domestic Violence
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Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County Arabia Mountain Bridge Improvements GA 349,475 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Recreation, Parks &
Cultural Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic Metro Atlanta Rapid MARTA Rail & Bus Facilities Safety and GA 400,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Transit Security Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brookhaven, Ashford Forest Preserve Facilities & GA 560,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Georgia Restoration
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Tucker, Greenway Connector Project Development and GA 850,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Georgia Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Gwinnett County Gwinnett County Loop Trail Segments 3 and 4 GA 850,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Board of
Development Initiatives Commissioners
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Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County Wade Walker Park Improvements GA 850,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Recreation, Parks
and Cultural
Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic City of Stone City of Stone Mountain Medlock Park GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Mountain Improvements
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County GA Rowland Park Construction GA 1,200,000 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Recreation, Parks
and Cultural
Affairs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic DeKalb County Avondale Dunaire Soccer Field GA 1,985,160 Johnson (GA)
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Recreation, Parks
and Cultural Arts
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Cumberland Community New Day Palisades Phase 2 Funding GA 1,000,000 Loudermilk
and Urban Development Improvement
Development Initiatives District
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Mableton Mableton Economic Development Project-- GA 250,000 McBath
and Urban Development Acquisition, Remediation, and Blight
Development Initiatives Removal
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic The City of Fowler Field Improvements GA 250,000 McBath
and Urban Development Douglasville
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austell Austell Recreation Center Development and GA 3,150,000 McBath
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rockdale County Rockdale Veteran Transportation Program GA 165,200 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development Vehicle Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Gwinnett County Gwinnett County Harvest Gwinnett Mobile GA 250,000 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development Board of Kitchen Vehicle Acquisition
Development Initiatives Supervisors
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Rockdale County Rockdale River Trail Improvements GA 500,000 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Newton County Water Newton County Salem Road Utility Relocation GA 850,000 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development and Sewage Project
Development Initiatives Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Henry County Henry County Panola Road Resurfacing GA 1,200,000 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development Government
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Jonesboro City of Jonesboro Pedestrian Improvements GA 3,028,359 Scott (GA)
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Atlanta Public Atlanta Community Schoolyards GA 700,000 Williams
and Urban Development Schools (GA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Atlanta Food Ecosystem--Farms and Gardens GA 850,000 Williams
and Urban Development Development and Expansion (GA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Clayton County Small Business Incubator Facility in GA 1,200,000 Williams
and Urban Development Government Clayton County, GA (GA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Housing Thomasville Heights Apartments Green GA 2,000,000 Williams
and Urban Development Authority of the Infrastructure (GA)
Development Initiatives City of Atlanta
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Department of Housing Economic Department of Land Hawaii Nature Center Facility Upgrades and HI 250,000 Case
and Urban Development and Natural Expansion
Development Initiatives Resources
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Department of Housing Economic Hawaii Broadband Broadband Infrastructure Development HI 250,000 Case
and Urban Development Office
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Highlands Enhancement of Highlands Intermediate HI 300,000 Case
and Urban Development Intermediate School School's Media Center Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kalihi Waena Construction of a Single-Span Bridge for HI 850,000 Case
and Urban Development Elementary School the Kalihi Elementary School Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City and County of Safe Harbor Support for Housing Survivors HI 850,000 Case
and Urban Development Honolulu of Domestic Violence Project Housing
Development Initiatives Acquisition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City and County of Waikiki Vista Redevelopment Project-- HI 1,000,000 Case
and Urban Development Honolulu Shelter and Housing Development and
Development Initiatives Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Hawaii Department of Aloha Tower Repair HI 2,000,000 Case
and Urban Development Transportation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Maui Maluaka Affordable Rental Housing HI 250,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kauai County Housing Kilauea Town Housing Expansion HI 250,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development Agency
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hawaii Department of Tropical AgTech Center Project--Facilities HI 250,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development Business, Economic and Equipment
Development Initiatives Development &
Tourism
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Department of Land Aquaculture Development Accelerator at the HI 250,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development and Natural Wailoa Station
Development Initiatives Resources, Division
of Aquatic
Resources
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic County of Maui Lanai Affordable Housing Project HI 1,200,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kauai County Housing Lima Ola Affordable Housing Project HI 3,150,000 Tokuda
and Urban Development Agency
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ely Urban Renewal Initiative IA 2,000,000 Hinson
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cerro Gordo County North Iowa Corridor Workforce Housing IA 3,000,000 Hinson
and Urban Development Initiative
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kirkwood Community Swine Career and Technical Education Barn IA 3,716,000 Hinson
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Clinton North River Drive Connector Project IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southeast Iowa Lee County Career Center Project IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks
and Urban Development Regional and
Development Initiatives Economic Port
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Tipton Montgomery Drive Improvement Project IA 1,000,000 Miller-Meeks
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jefferson County 110th Street FDR and Asphalt Paving Project IA 3,000,000 Miller-Meeks
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ottumwa Community Ottumwa Youth Hub IA 500,000 Nunn
and Urban Development School District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mitchellville-Center Ave Streetscape IA 640,000 Nunn
and Urban Development Mitchellville Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Iowa Western Flexible Learning and Experiential Training IA 900,000 Nunn
and Urban Development Community College Lab Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Polk County Des Moines Homeless Youth Building IA 1,000,000 Nunn
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Des Moines Area Diesel, HVAC, Building Trades, and Fire IA 2,000,000 Nunn
and Urban Development Community College Science Facility Support
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Des Moines Iowa Confluence Water Trails (ICON) IA 2,000,000 Nunn
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Idaho Idaho Water Center ID 3,853,000 Simpson
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Mountain Home School Stephensen Elementary School Build ID 6,409,000 Simpson
and Urban Development District #193
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic North Muddy Township Reconstruction of N 600th Street IL 540,000 Bost
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Carbondale Poplar Street Restoration Project IL 900,000 Bost
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Oblong South Range Street Replacement Project IL 2,236,000 Bost
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Piatt County Piatt County Buildings Capital Improvements IL 250,000 Budzinski
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Urbana Park District Urbana Park District Prairie and Weaver IL 250,000 Budzinski
and Urban Development Park Site Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Champaign Park Parkland Way Reconstruction IL 850,000 Budzinski
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Integrated Bioprocessing Research IL 1,200,000 Budzinski
and Urban Development Illinois Laboratory Expansion
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Village of Brooklyn Brooklyn Community Center Development IL 2,000,000 Budzinski
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Countryside City of Countryside Public Works Facility IL 250,000 Casten
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Lombard Village of Lombard Underground IL 250,000 Casten
and Urban Development Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Village of Crestwood Carriage Lane Water Main Replacement IL 250,000 Casten
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Worth Park District Worth Park District Park Infrastructure IL 302,500 Casten
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Westmont Park Ty Warner Park Permeable Paver Parking Lot IL 500,000 Casten
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic DuPage Water DuPage Regional Source Water Project: IL 500,000 Casten
and Urban Development Commission Electric Supply and Grid Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Palos Main Pump Station Improvements IL 500,000 Casten
and Urban Development Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic DuPage County Health Residential Group Homes Energy Efficiency IL 600,000 Casten
and Urban Development Department Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of 75th Street Water Main Improvements IL 850,000 Casten
and Urban Development Willowbrook
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Salt Creek Sanitary Salt Creek Sanitary District Wastewater IL 850,000 Casten
and Urban Development District Treatment Plant
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Sutherland Elementary School Outdoor Space IL 1,000,000 Casten
and Urban Development of the City of
Development Initiatives Chicago
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Department of Housing Economic City of Palos Hills City of Palos Hills Reservoir IL 1,200,000 Casten
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Community College West Side Learning Center--Facility IL 1,000,000 Davis (IL)
and Urban Development District no. 508 Renovation and Expansion
Development Initiatives DBA Malcolm X
College
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Ogden Park Improvements IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL)
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago Franciscan Outreach Shelter Improvements IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago Olive Branch Mission Shelter Infrastructure IL 2,000,000 Davis (IL)
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic DuPage County 91st Street Infrastructure Improvement IL 750,000 Foster
and Urban Development Division of Project
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic Aurora Public Eola Road Branch Library Renovation IL 850,000 Foster
and Urban Development Library District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hampshire Fire Hampshire Second Fire Station IL 1,000,000 Foster
and Urban Development Protection District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Aurora Homelessness Prevention Project for the IL 1,000,000 Foster
and Urban Development City of Aurora
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Batavia Batavia Fox River Bike Path IL 1,200,000 Foster
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Woodstock Illinois Route 47 Expansion and Water Main IL 3,150,000 Foster
and Urban Development Relocation Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Franklin Downtown Streetscape Expansion IL 250,000 Garcia (IL)
and Urban Development Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Richard J. Daley Richard J. Daley College Inclusive IL 446,250 Garcia (IL)
and Urban Development College--City Classrooms Upgrades and Accessibility
Development Initiatives Colleges of Chicago Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Summit Public Library Capital Improvements IL 452,408 Garcia (IL)
and Urban Development Library District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of North North Riverside Public Infrastructure Flood IL 2,000,000 Garcia (IL)
and Urban Development Riverside Mitigation Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago, Joyce Chapman Apts. Housing and Community IL 250,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development Department of Development and Construction
Development Initiatives Housing
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Department of Housing Economic City Of Chicago Park Manor Senior Development and IL 250,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development Department of Construction
Development Initiatives Housing
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago Sustainable Updates to CPS' Outdoor Spaces IL 250,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pulaski Road Pulaski Road Corridor Reconstruction and IL 500,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development Corridor Multimodal Improvements
Development Initiatives Reconstruction and
multimodal
Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Metropolitan Pier Site Infrastructure and Security Camera, IL 750,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development and Exposition Software, and Lighting Upgrades
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago, Margaret's Village Maria Shelter IL 850,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development Department of Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives Family and Support
Services (DFSS)
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Cultural Center Upgrades and Improvements, IL 2,000,000 Jackson (IL)
and Urban Development District Hamilton Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Prairie State Prairie State College Workforce Development IL 250,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development College Education Facility Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of South South Holland Neighborhood Revitalization IL 500,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development Holland Project--South Holland, IL
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Paxton, Paxton Downtown Streetscape IL 850,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development Illinois
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Hazel Water/Sewer Repairs and Upgrades IL 850,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development Crest
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Rantoul Broadmeadow Road Extension Project-- IL 850,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development Rantoul, IL
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Jackson Park Safety and Accessibility IL 1,200,000 Kelly (IL)
and Urban Development District Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Itasca Park District Itasca Community Recreation & Fitness IL 250,000 Krishnamoort
and Urban Development Center Expansion hi
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Batavia Batavia Fox River Bike Path IL 250,000 Krishnamoort
and Urban Development hi
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Mount Elk Grove Rural Fire Protection District IL 850,000 Krishnamoort
and Urban Development Prospect Enhancements hi
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Elgin Community Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Pipeline: IL 2,000,000 Krishnamoort
and Urban Development College Equipment for ECC's Manufacturing and hi
Development Initiatives Technology Center
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Department of Housing Economic City of Peoria Galena Road Industrial Park IL 600,000 LaHood
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Central Illinois Construct New Air Cargo Road IL 1,500,000 LaHood
and Urban Development Regional Airport
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Lincoln Park Rowing Lagoon IL 250,000 Quigley
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Palatine Township Palatine Township Center-Haven Project IL 500,000 Quigley
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Public Sustainable Updates to CPS Outdoor Spaces IL 850,000 Quigley
and Urban Development Schools, Board of
Development Initiatives Education City of
Chicago
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago Belray Apartments (Mercy) IL 850,000 Quigley
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Housing
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Horner Park Field House Renovation IL 2,000,000 Quigley
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Oak Street Underpass Improvements IL 2,000,000 Quigley
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Fire Chicago Fire Department Equipment IL 2,959,800 Quigley
and Urban Development Department
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Patrick Henry School Playground and IL 250,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago Infrastructure Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Wheaton Turf, Countryside & Ranch Floodprone IL 250,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Camras Elementary School Outdoor Space IL 250,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wayne Township Road Wayne Township Powis Road Improvements IL 250,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Technology Center of DuPage Regional Advanced Manufacturing Hub IL 500,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development DuPage Development, Construction and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center IL 500,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago High School Facilities Upgrades and
Development Initiatives Expansion
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Renovation of Goethe Elementary School's IL 850,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago Outdoor Playspace and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Park Bell Park Improvements, Expansion and IL 850,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development District Facility Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Hanson Park Stadium Renovations and IL 850,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Dever Elementary Outdoor Space Upgrades IL 850,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development City of Chicago
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Northeastern Simulation Equipment Acquisition and IL 1,200,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development Illinois University Training Facility Development and
Development Initiatives Foundation Construction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic DuPage Housing Affordable Homeownership Infrastructure and IL 2,000,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development Authority Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chicago, Encuentro Square Phase II IL 3,150,000 Ramirez
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Housing
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Department of Housing Economic Fremont Township Fremont Township Critical Road Resurfacing IL 250,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development Highway Department Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Education Chicago Public Schools Mosaic School IL 250,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development of the City of Improvements Project
Development Initiatives Chicago
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Department of Housing Economic City of Evanston Evanston Beck Park Expansion Project IL 250,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic McHenry County McHenry County Conservation District Fox IL 850,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development Conservation Bluff Conservation Area Public Access
Development Initiatives District Enhancement Project
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Department of Housing Economic Chicago Fire CFD Engine House 71 Ambulance Annex IL 850,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development Department
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of McHenry McHenry County Police Social Work Program IL 1,200,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development Headquarters Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Niles Township Niles Township Respite Center Renovation IL 1,250,000 Schakowsky
and Urban Development Government Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Waukegan Park Waukegan Park District Adaptive Recreation IL 250,000 Schneider
and Urban Development District Upgrades and Equipment at Roosevelt Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Antioch Antioch Downtown Improvement- Lake and Main IL 580,694 Schneider
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lake County Lakeside Tower Rehabilitation IL 1,000,000 Schneider
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mayor Thomas Rockford Family Peace Center IL 250,000 Sorensen
and Urban Development McNamara Reconstruction, Facility Updgrades and
Development Initiatives Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic Plainfield Park Bentley Road Pathway Connection IL 250,000 Underwood
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Waubonsee Community Center for Parenting Students IL 300,000 Underwood
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Northern Illinois Education for Parents Project IL 850,000 Underwood
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic White Oak Library Senior Outreach and Care IL 850,000 Underwood
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lockport Township Lockport Township Emergency Shelter and IL 1,950,000 Underwood
and Urban Development Training Facility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Indianapolis City of Indianapolis Shepherd Community IN 250,000 Carson
and Urban Development Center Expansion, Equipment and
Development Initiatives Furnishings
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Department of Housing Economic City of Indianapolis Master Leasing Homelessness Housing IN 850,000 Carson
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ivy Tech Community Indianapolis Flex Lab--Workforce Training IN 850,000 Carson
and Urban Development College Center Development, Construction and
Development Initiatives Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic Floyd County Sam Peden Community Park Improvements IN 175,000 Houchin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Georgetown Georgetown State Road 64 Sidewalks IN 975,000 Houchin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mitchell Monon South Trail--Orleans to Mitchell IN 1,000,000 Houchin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Indiana University 10th Street Safety Improvements IN 1,200,000 Houchin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Charlestown Charlestown Blight Elimination Project IN 4,000,000 Houchin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Michigan Michigan City Westside Opportunity Hub IN 625,000 Mrvan
and Urban Development City
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gary West Side Community Stabilization-- IN 1,100,000 Mrvan
and Urban Development Demolition of Former Ivanhoe Elementary
Development Initiatives School
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Department of Housing Economic Unified Government Mount Marty Park Refurbishment KS 250,000 Davids
and Urban Development of Wyandotte County
Development Initiatives and Kansas City
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Department of Housing Economic Kansas City Board of BPU Electric Grid System Improvements KS 250,000 Davids
and Urban Development Public Utilities
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Osawatomie John Brown Park Infrastructure KS 250,000 Davids
and Urban Development Refurbishment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Prairie Public Facilities Improvements KS 250,000 Davids
and Urban Development Village
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Johnson County, Johnson County Facility Security Panel KS 850,000 Davids
and Urban Development Kansas Access Modernization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Unified Government Kansas Avenue Bridge Design and KS 1,200,000 Davids
and Urban Development of Wyandotte County/ Environmental Clearance
Development Initiatives Kansas City, Kansas
Public Works
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Department of Housing Economic Unified Government Union Pacific Bridge Underpass KS 2,063,000 Schmidt
and Urban Development of Wyandotte County
Development Initiatives and Kansas City,
Kansas
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Department of Housing Economic Kansas Department of Route 92 Centennial Bridge Replacement KS 4,000,000 Schmidt
and Urban Development Transportation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Berea Kenway Extension for Community Safety and KY 1,000,000 Barr
and Urban Development Mobility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Estill County Fiscal Water District 12 Water System Improvements KY 1,200,000 Barr
and Urban Development Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Versailles Road and Utility Infrastructure KY 1,400,000 Barr
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Industrial Park Improvements KY 1,400,000 Barr
and Urban Development Fiscal Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Scott County Fiscal Triple Crown Business Park Development KY 2,000,000 Barr
and Urban Development Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mercer County Fiscal Wilkinson Farm Megasite--Industrial Park KY 2,000,000 Barr
and Urban Development Court Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Springfield Water Springfield Industrial Park Waterline KY 1,000,000 Comer
and Urban Development and Sewer Improvements
Development Initiatives Commission
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Department of Housing Economic City of Oak Grove Oak Grove Water Infrastructure Project KY 1,000,000 Comer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hickman County Business Commerce Building KY 4,050,000 Comer
and Urban Development Industrial
Development Initiatives Development
Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Green River Valley Northwestern Hart County Water System KY 2,000,000 Guthrie
and Urban Development Water District Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Edmonson County Brownsville Water Intake Tower Improvements KY 14,000,000 Guthrie
and Urban Development Water District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Simmons College of Simmons College Westover Campus Expansion KY 850,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development Kentucky
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jefferson Community Jefferson Rising Parking Lot Project KY 850,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development & Technical College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jeffersontown, ``Jeffersontown Garage'' Purchase and KY 850,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development Kentucky Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Louisville-Jefferson Young Adult Shelter and Transitional KY 1,000,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development County Metro Housing
Development Initiatives Government
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Department of Housing Economic Louisville-Jefferson St. Mary's Church Renovation KY 1,000,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development County Metro
Development Initiatives Government
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Department of Housing Economic Louisville-Jefferson Vacant to Vibrant Program KY 1,500,000 McGarvey
and Urban Development County Metro
Development Initiatives Government
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Department of Housing Economic Clay County Fiscal Livestock Marketplace Construction KY 1,030,000 Rogers (KY)
and Urban Development Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic McCreary County Firehouse Construction KY 2,000,000 Rogers (KY)
and Urban Development Fiscal Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harlan County Fiscal Water System Improvements KY 4,000,000 Rogers (KY)
and Urban Development Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wolfe County Fiscal Emergency Facility Construction KY 5,000,000 Rogers (KY)
and Urban Development Court
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pikeville Industrial Building Construction KY 6,000,000 Rogers (KY)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic BioDistrict New BioDistrict New Orleans--Education Facility LA 3,700,000 Carter (LA)
and Urban Development Orleans
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Recreation and Park Gardere Community Facility for Youth-- LA 250,000 Fields
and Urban Development Commission for the Development, Construction and Equipment
Development Initiatives Parish of East
Baton Rouge
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Department of Housing Economic City of Baker Jefferson Avenue Youth Ballpark and LA 250,000 Fields
and Urban Development Sportsplex
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic England Airpark Aviation Career and Education (ACE) LA 850,000 Fields
and Urban Development Initiative Building Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southern University Egress Development and Infrastructure for LA 850,000 Fields
and Urban Development A&M College Southern University Baton Rouge Campus
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Shreveport Kings Highway Reconstruction, Parking LA 850,000 Fields
and Urban Development Imrovements and Street Corridor Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Natchitoches Rue de Gabriel Extension Project LA 2,000,000 Fields
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of St. Commerce Street Multimodal Revitalization LA 2,200,000 Letlow
and Urban Development Francisville Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Monroe City-Wide Storm Drainage & Sanitary Sewer LA 2,200,000 Letlow
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Louisiana Fire and Flood Rescue Training Facility LA 3,500,000 Letlow
and Urban Development Emergency Training
Development Initiatives Academy
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Department of Housing Economic Grand Isle Port Oak Lane Dock Facility and Shrimp Dock LA 2,700,000 Scalise
and Urban Development Commission Facility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mansfield Mansfield Council on Aging Senior Center MA 850,000 Auchincloss
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Attleboro Attleboro Downtown Streetscape Improvements MA 850,000 Auchincloss
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Berkley Berkley Town Common Pedestrian MA 850,000 Auchincloss
and Urban Development Infrastructure and Safety Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fall River Columbia Street Streetscape and Parklet MA 1,300,000 Auchincloss
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Attleboro Attleboro Recreation Center Improvements MA 2,000,000 Auchincloss
and Urban Development Massachusetts
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Medford Willis Avenue Community Center Project MA 250,000 Clark
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Winthrop Winthrop Old Middle School Redevelopment MA 250,000 Clark
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Melrose Melrose Public Address System Repairs and MA 250,000 Clark
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Revere Revere Community Boatyard Remediation MA 250,000 Clark
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Watertown Walkable Watertown Square Project MA 500,000 Clark
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Stoneham Stoneham High School Wetlands Restoration MA 850,000 Clark
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Malden, Malden Roofs Project MA 850,000 Clark
and Urban Development Massachusetts
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Framingham Framingham Community Center MA 3,150,000 Clark
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Massachusetts Training Equipment Acquisition MA 250,000 Keating
and Urban Development Maritime Academy
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Northeast Coastal Ocean Forecast System MA 850,000 Keating
and Urban Development Massachusetts Computer Upgrade Project
Development Initiatives Dartmouth
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Bridgewater Bridgewater MBTA Platform Relocation MA 1,000,000 Keating
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mashpee Wampanoag Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Plaza Del Sol MA 1,151,900 Keating
and Urban Development Tribe Transitional Housing Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Barnstably County Children's Cove Child Advocacy Center MA 3,150,000 Keating
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Hingham Hingham Inner Harbor Resiliency MA 250,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Weymouth Weymouth Iron Hill Park Redesign and MA 250,000 Lynch
and Urban Development Reconstruction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Hingham Hingham Public Safety Facility MA 850,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brockton Salisbury Brook Box Culvert Repair MA 850,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Boston Housing Redevelopment of the Mary Ellen McCormack MA 850,000 Lynch
and Urban Development Authority Community
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Walpole Walpole High School Transportation MA 850,000 Lynch
and Urban Development Improvement Plan
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Stoughton Historic Stoughton Train Depot MA 1,000,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Salt Water Pump House Cooling Capacity MA 1,000,000 Lynch
and Urban Development Massachusetts Project
Development Initiatives Boston
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Weymouth Weymouth Veterans Resource Center MA 1,200,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Braintree Braintree Fire Headquarters Renovation MA 2,500,000 Lynch
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Ashfield Ashfield Retaining Wall MA 250,000 McGovern
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Northampton Northampton Community Resilience Hub MA 500,000 McGovern
and Urban Development Facility Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Amherst Town of Amherst Shelter and Supportive MA 1,000,000 McGovern
and Urban Development Housing
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Worcester 128 Providence Street Housing Remediation MA 1,200,000 McGovern
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Reading Reading Lower Downtown Streetscape MA 250,000 Moulton
and Urban Development Enhancement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Salem State Salem State Science Labs MA 500,000 Moulton
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Georgetown Georgetown Middle-High School Heating and MA 850,000 Moulton
and Urban Development Cooling System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Burlington Burlington Multi-Use Pathway MA 1,000,000 Moulton
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Holyoke Holyoke Farr Alpaca Mill Renovation MA 250,000 Neal
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Springfield City East Springfield City Library Renovation MA 500,000 Neal
and Urban Development Library and Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Berkshire Community Berkshire Community College Trades Academy MA 995,000 Neal
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Springfield Forest Park Horticultural and Learning MA 1,000,000 Neal
and Urban Development Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Massachusetts MCLA Early Education Center Facility MA 1,200,000 Neal
and Urban Development College of Liberal Development and Construction
Development Initiatives Arts
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Department of Housing Economic City of Somerville Union Square Plaza and Streetscape Phase 1 MA 500,000 Pressley
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Boston Housing Fairmount Modernization Project MA 850,000 Pressley
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Everett Gateway Park Boardwalk Development and MA 850,000 Pressley
and Urban Development Construction, Everett
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chelsea Former Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing MA 850,000 Pressley
and Urban Development Company Site Redevelopment in Chelsea
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chelsea Renovation of Massachusetts Veterans Home MA 3,150,000 Pressley
and Urban Development at Chelsea
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gardner, Gardner Community Center Upgrades and MA 250,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Marlborough, Bolton Street (Route 85) and Union Street MA 250,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts Intersection Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives and Streetscaping
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Boxborough, Sheltered Bus Stops for Boxborough/Acton MA 250,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts Inter-Town Bus System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Property Acquisition in Support of the MA 850,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts Lowell Innovation Network Corridor
Development Initiatives Lowell
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fitchburg, Water Street Gateway Corridor Sidewalk and MA 850,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts Lighting Replacement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mount Wachusett North Central Massachusetts Auto Technician MA 850,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Community College Training Center Expansion Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Methuen, Methuen Intersections Safety Improvements MA 850,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Haverhill, Merrimack Downtown Redevelopment Project MA 1,000,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lowell, Lowell Priority Intersections Project MA 2,000,000 Trahan
and Urban Development Massachusetts
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Howard County Artists Flats Apartments MD 250,000 Elfreth
and Urban Development Housing Commission
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Facility Upgrades and Expansion in MD 800,000 Elfreth
and Urban Development Maryland Center for Annapolis
Development Initiatives Environmental
Sciences
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mount Airy Infrastructure Improvements and Upgrades at MD 850,000 Elfreth
and Urban Development The Flat Iron Building, Phase 2
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Howard County, Facilities Upgrades and Equipment for MD 1,250,000 Elfreth
and Urban Development Maryland Public Safety During Storms
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Anne Arundel County Crownsville Meyer Building Rehabilitation MD 3,150,000 Elfreth
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Baltimore County Middle River Fire Company Improvements and MD 9,000,000 Harris
and Urban Development Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Eagle Harbor Town of Eagle Harbor Welcome Center MD 250,000 Hoyer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Saint Mary's Housing Saint Mary's County Affordable Housing MD 850,000 Hoyer
and Urban Development Authority Acquisition and Relocation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Commisioners of St. YMCA Great Mills MD 850,000 Hoyer
and Urban Development Mary's County
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Redevelopment The Arc Prince George's County Full-Service MD 850,000 Ivey
and Urban Development Authority of Prince Community Center for Persons with IDD and
Development Initiatives George's County Their Families
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Department of Housing Economic Prince George's North Prince George's County Animal Shelter MD 850,000 Ivey
and Urban Development County Government
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hyattsville David C. Driskell Community Park Expansion-- MD 850,000 Ivey
and Urban Development Acquisition, Development, and Preservation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of District City of District Heights, MD Police Station MD 1,000,000 Ivey
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Greenbelt, Greenbelt Youth Center Roof Replacement MD 1,554,969 Ivey
and Urban Development MD
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Redevelopment The Arc Prince George's County Affordable MD 1,840,909 Ivey
and Urban Development Authority of Prince Housing Rehabilitation/Preservation for
Development Initiatives George's County Individuals with Intellectual and
Developmental Disabilities
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Housing Authority of the City of College MD 3,150,000 Ivey
and Urban Development the City of College Park MD Renovation of Attick Towers
Development Initiatives Park Apartments
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Department of Housing Economic Frederick County Taney Avenue Senior Center Redevelopment MD 250,000 McClain
and Urban Development Government and Senior Affordable Housing Development Delaney
Development Initiatives and Construction
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Department of Housing Economic City of Frederick, Frederick Youth Center Furnishings, MD 3,000,000 McClain
and Urban Development Maryland Equipment and Security Enhancements Delaney
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Maryland Economic Baltimore Harbor Public Facility MD 250,000 Mfume
and Urban Development Development Improvements
Development Initiatives Corporation
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Department of Housing Economic Baltimore County Turner Station Resiliency Improvements MD 3,150,000 Mfume
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Baltimore County The Reisterstown Main Street Lamppost MD 250,000 Olszewski
and Urban Development Government Replacements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Carroll Community Carroll Community College Applied MD 850,000 Olszewski
and Urban Development College Technology and Trades Center Equipment and
Development Initiatives Furnishings
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County US 29 Critical Bike & Pedestrian Safety MD 500,000 Raskin
and Urban Development Department of Improvements
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Security Cameras for Parking Garages MD 850,000 Raskin
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Low-Income Home Weatherization Project MD 850,000 Raskin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Workforce Development and Technical MD 2,000,000 Raskin
and Urban Development Training Center Upgrades and Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Auburn Auburn Tech Hub Infrastructure Expansion ME 250,000 Golden
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Central Maine Central Maine Community College Public ME 500,000 Golden
and Urban Development Community College Service Simulation Center Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Jay Town of Jay Alden Hill Road Economic ME 565,000 Golden
and Urban Development Development Enhancement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Fort Kent Fort Kent Public Works Garage Expansion ME 850,000 Golden
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mi'kmaq Nation Mi'kmaq Environmental Laboratory ME 850,000 Golden
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Jonesport Jonesport Working Waterfront Access at ME 1,200,000 Golden
and Urban Development Henry Point
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Swan's Town of Swan's Island Town Dock ME 1,400,000 Golden
and Urban Development Island
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Stonington Stonington Commercial Fish Pier Improvement ME 2,000,000 Golden
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Waterville Waterville Downtown Development ME 850,000 Pingree
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Damariscotta Town of Damariscotta Community and ME 850,000 Pingree
and Urban Development Pedestrian Connector
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Oakland County Road Drain Culvert Replacement MI 1,000,000 Barrett
and Urban Development Commission
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Eaton Rapids Horner Mill Demolition & Redevelopment MI 1,000,000 Barrett
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Shiawassee County New Lothrop Road Bridge Replacement MI 1,000,000 Barrett
and Urban Development Road Commission
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brighton Wastewater Treatment Plant Generator MI 1,000,000 Barrett
and Urban Development Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Maple Bridge Replacement MI 1,000,000 Barrett
and Urban Development Rapids
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Clinton County Road Chandler Road--Coleman Road to Stoll Road MI 2,500,000 Barrett
and Urban Development Commission
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Menominee Circle Lane 3 Subdivision Infrastructure MI 1,178,000 Bergman
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Fire Station #3 Demolition, MI 250,000 Dingell
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Novi Novi Public Safety Facility Construction MI 250,000 Dingell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Northville City of Northville High Street Bridge MI 850,000 Dingell
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Plymouth Plymouth Cultural Center Improvements MI 850,000 Dingell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pittsfield Charter Pittsfield Township Public Safety Facility MI 2,000,000 Dingell
and Urban Development Township Improvement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Saline Saline Community Center Rehabilitation MI 2,700,000 Dingell
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Macomb County Reconstruction of Mound Road from 8 Mile MI 8,000,000 James
and Urban Development Road to I-696
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Saginaw Valley State Cardinal Square Streetscaping MI 250,000 McDonald
and Urban Development University Rivet
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Genesee County Land Removing Blight and Restoring Land in MI 850,000 McDonald
and Urban Development Bank Authority Genesee County (MI) Rivet
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Flint Community Flint Community Schools' Workforce and MI 1,200,000 McDonald
and Urban Development Schools Career Campus Development and Construction Rivet
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Shelby Township Shelby Acres MI 1,200,000 Moolenaar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Fruitland Township North Scenic Drive Non-Motorized Pathway MI 9,074,000 Moolenaar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Grand Rapids--Kent Grand River Neighborhood Enhancement and MI 250,000 Scholten
and Urban Development County Convention Accessibility Bridge
Development Initiatives and Arena Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Michigan State Pleasant Hills Phase 3 MI 250,000 Scholten
and Urban Development Housing Development
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Fruitport Village of Fruitport Shoreline Access and MI 464,000 Scholten
and Urban Development Trails--Infrastructure Upgrades, Expansion
Development Initiatives and Revitalization
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Department of Housing Economic Muskegon County Learn. Transform. Thrive: Building a Home MI 500,000 Scholten
and Urban Development for Literacy
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Muskegon Area Advanced Manufacturing Training Equipment MI 750,000 Scholten
and Urban Development Intermediate School Acquisition
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Interurban Transit Central Station Early Childhood Education MI 1,000,000 Scholten
and Urban Development Partnership Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Muskegon Broadway Avenue Reconstruction & MI 2,000,000 Scholten
and Urban Development Heights Streetscape--Phase II
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Troy, MI Troy Community Center--Building Generator MI 250,000 Stevens
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Charter Township of Commerce Township/Wixom community MI 250,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Commerce connection
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Oakland County Oakland County Critical Infrastructure MI 500,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Improvements at the Detroit Zoo
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Madison Roadway asphalt overlay on Avis Drive from MI 520,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Heights East 14 Mile to Dequindre)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Farmington Farmington Hills Senior Center MI 850,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Hills
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Royal Oak Royal Oak Community Wellness Hub: Multi- MI 850,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Purpose Indoor Field Facility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Birmingham, Birmingham Senior/Recreation Center MI 1,200,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Michigan
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pontiac City of Pontiac Youth Recreation Center MI 2,000,000 Stevens
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Michigan State Thome Rivertown Senior Affordable Housing MI 250,000 Thanedar
and Urban Development Housing Development
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of Southgate Downriver Miracle Field and Playground MI 250,000 Thanedar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wayne State WDET Community Broadcast Center MI 250,000 Thanedar
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ecorse City of Ecorse Fire Station Renovation MI 680,592 Thanedar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Southfield Mt. Vernon Street Reconstruction and MI 250,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Streetscaping
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Beverly Village of Beverly Hills Beverly Park MI 250,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Hills Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Franklin Village of Franklin Irving Apple Tree Lane MI 250,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Pathway Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Inkster Harvest River Square Revitalization, City MI 500,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development of Inkster
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Livonia Bike/Walk Livonia Stark Road Widening and MI 850,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Active Transportation Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Southfield Hope Apartments--Supportive Housing and MI 850,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Site Development and Construction for
Development Initiatives Youth Aging out of Foster Care
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Department of Housing Economic Charter County of Wayne County Youth Facility Capital MI 850,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Wayne Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Detroit Public Cooley High School Redevelopment and MI 1,000,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Schools Community Construction
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic School District of Michael Berry Career Center and Green MI 1,200,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development the City of Schoolyards Facilities and Site
Development Initiatives Dearborn Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Redford Charter Redford Charter Township Lead Service Lines MI 2,000,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Township Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Westland City of Westland New Fire Station No. 4 MI 2,000,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Development and Construction and New Fire
Development Initiatives Engine Acquisition
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Department of Housing Economic City of Southfield City of Southfield Aging in Place Critical MI 3,150,000 Tlaib
and Urban Development Home Repairs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Niles Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail Project MI 2,000,000 Walberg
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Adrian Public Drager Early Education Center Boiler MI 2,200,000 Walberg
and Urban Development Schools Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Dakota County Dakota County Regional Household Hazardous MN 500,000 Craig
and Urban Development Waste and Recycling Facility Acquisition,
Development Initiatives Development and Construction
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lakeville Lakeville FiRST Center MN 1,000,000 Craig
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Carver Levee Modernization MN 4,000,000 Emmer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Saint Paul Burn Building Restoration and MN 1,250,000 McCollum
and Urban Development Reconstruction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Maplewood East Metro Public Safety Training Center MN 2,000,000 McCollum
and Urban Development Expansion Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Saint Paul Hayden Heights Library Reconstruction Phase MN 3,150,000 McCollum
and Urban Development II
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Deephaven Deephaven Park Improvements MN 250,000 Morrison
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edina Fire Training Tower Burner Replacement MN 600,000 Morrison
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brooklyn Brooklyn Park Trunk Highway Watermain MN 850,000 Morrison
and Urban Development Park Crossings
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Maple Grove Animal Facility Expansion and Reinvestment MN 850,000 Morrison
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Excelsior WAFTA Site Cleanup MN 1,200,000 Morrison
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Saint Saint Anthony Village Public Safety MN 250,000 Omar
and Urban Development Anthony Village Facility Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Golden Golden Valley East Fire Station Development MN 250,000 Omar
and Urban Development Valley and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hennepin County Hennepin County Emergency Shelter System MN 500,000 Omar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Robbinsdale Robbinsdale Public Works Facility-- MN 850,000 Omar
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hilltop City of Hilltop Emergency Tornado Shelter MN 850,000 Omar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Columbia Columbia Heights Municipal Vehicle Facility MN 850,000 Omar
and Urban Development Heights Reconstruction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Crystal MAC Wildlife Area Phase 3 Trail and MN 1,200,000 Omar
and Urban Development Boardwalk Walking Loop--Crystal
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Independent School Brooklyn Center STEAM Elementary Community MN 1,500,000 Omar
and Urban Development District 286, Schoolyard
Development Initiatives Brooklyn Center
Community Schools
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Department of Housing Economic State Fair Community Workforce Training Center for Agriculture MO 6,000,000 Alford
and Urban Development College Advancement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Louis Upgrades to the City's Emergency Management MO 250,000 Bell
and Urban Development Simulation Training Lab
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St Louis South Riverfront Redevelopment MO 250,000 Bell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Louis Renovation/Upgrades to the City's Fire MO 250,000 Bell
and Urban Development Training Tower
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Northwoods Northwoods Community Center Demolition, MO 850,000 Bell
and Urban Development Development, and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Metropolitan Parks Metropolitan Parks and Recreation Brickline MO 850,000 Bell
and Urban Development and Recreation Greenway District of St. Louis- Cortex
Development Initiatives District of St. Metrolink Station to Forest Park
Louis
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Louis City of St. Louis--Northside Youth and MO 850,000 Bell
and Urban Development Senior Service Center Construction Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Louis City of St. Louis--Southside Senior MO 850,000 Bell
and Urban Development Services Center Development and
Development Initiatives Construction
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ferguson, Plaza @ 501 Development MO 1,000,000 Bell
and Urban Development Missouri
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of North Kansas Town Square Renovation MO 250,000 Cleaver
and Urban Development City, Missouri
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Grandview, Main Street Market MO 850,000 Cleaver
and Urban Development Missouri
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Metropolitan Longview Automotive Institute MO 850,000 Cleaver
and Urban Development Community College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kansas City, Brush Creek Greenway Improvements MO 2,000,000 Cleaver
and Urban Development Missouri
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Grand River Facilities Construction MO 2,000,000 Graves
and Urban Development Technical School
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of North Missouri Weather Monitoring MO 5,000,000 Graves
and Urban Development Missouri Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Liberty Downtown Safety Improvements MO 5,000,000 Graves
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Charles Reconstruction of Harry S. Truman Boulevard MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Jefferson High Street Viaduct Replacement MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Jefferson Police Headquarters Addition MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Charles Senior Center Construction MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Central Wastewater Collection and Treatment MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development Centertown System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Jefferson Fire Command Center MO 1,000,000 Onder
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jones County Junior Educational Building Construction MS 1,000,000 Ezell
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pearl River Road Infrastructure Project MS 1,000,000 Ezell
and Urban Development Community College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Perry County Perry County Street Rehabilitation MS 1,000,000 Ezell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mississippi State Raspet Flight Research Laboratory MS 4,000,000 Guest
and Urban Development University Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pat Harrison Pat Harrison Waterway District Archusa Dam MS 4,000,000 Guest
and Urban Development Waterway District Repair and Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mathiston Water System Improvements MS 4,000,000 Kelly (MS)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Holmes County STEM POWER--STEM Facilities Improvements MS 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Consolidated School and Equipment (MS)
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic North Central Miracle Village Development and MS 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Planning and Construction (MS)
Development Initiatives Development
District
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Department of Housing Economic South Delta Planning Blight Elimination and Neighborhood MS 250,000 Thompson
and Urban Development and Development Revitalization (MS)
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Yazoo County Board Yazoo Parks Improvements MS 500,000 Thompson
and Urban Development of Supervisors (MS)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jackson Forward Together Initiative--Community MS 850,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Redevelopment Facilities Development, Construction, and (MS)
Development Initiatives Authority Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic North Delta Planning Mississippi Student Facilities and MS 850,000 Thompson
and Urban Development & Development Community Revitalization (MS)
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Washington County Washington County Sacred Homeless Shelter MS 850,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Board of Facility Improvements (MS)
Development Initiatives Supervisors
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Department of Housing Economic Tougaloo College Natchez Community Facilities Rehabilitation MS 850,000 Thompson
and Urban Development (MS)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cascade County Roadway Extension and Future Major MT 788,000 Downing
and Urban Development Expansion of Great Falls AgriTech Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rosebud County Castle Rock Road Paving Completion MT 3,000,000 Downing
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Greenfields Mary Taylor Main Canal Bifurcation and MT 4,000,000 Downing
and Urban Development Irrigation District Hydropower Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lincoln County Rural Airport Reconstruction and Emergency MT 454,000 Zinke
and Urban Development Services Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Flathead County Flathead County North Fork Road Guardrails MT 1,000,000 Zinke
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ravalli County Groff Lane Bridge Replacement MT 1,000,000 Zinke
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ravalli County Old Corvallis Road Repair MT 1,000,000 Zinke
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Sanders County Repaving Marten Creek Road MT 1,150,000 Zinke
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ravalli County Ravalli County Water Treatment Plant MT 2,500,000 Zinke
and Urban Development Economic
Development Initiatives Development
Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Seeley Lake Missoula Seeley Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant MT 10,000,000 Zinke
and Urban Development County Sewer Project
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Charlotte United Neighborhoods Facilities NC 250,000 Adams
and Urban Development Construction, Upgrades and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Charlotte- The Pearl Underpass Infrastructure NC 250,000 Adams
and Urban Development Mecklenburg Improvements and Roadway Connectivity
Development Initiatives Hospital Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of Charlotte Three Sisters Market Food Cooperative-- NC 750,000 Adams
and Urban Development Development and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Charlotte Wheatley Seniors Apartments Development and NC 850,000 Adams
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mecklenburg County Local Foods Production & Distribution NC 850,000 Adams
and Urban Development Center--Phase 2 Development and Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Charlotte Housing Development Initiative NC 1,200,000 Adams
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Charlotte- Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Educator NC 1,500,000 Adams
and Urban Development Mecklenburg Schools Community Housing
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Williamston, Williamston Critical Infrastructure Road NC 250,000 Davis (NC)
and Urban Development North Carolina Repair
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Robbinsville Water System Improvements NC 1,500,000 Edwards
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Swain County Swain Middle School Water/Sewer NC 3,000,000 Edwards
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Madison County Madison County Public Safety Center NC 3,000,000 Edwards
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Buncombe County Swannanoa EMS Base Construction NC 3,000,000 Edwards
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Pittsboro Pittsboro Downtown Revitalization NC 850,000 Foushee
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Chapel Hill, Legion Road Affordable Housing Development NC 2,000,000 Foushee
and Urban Development North Carolina
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Durham, Southside Revitalization Phases III and IV NC 2,000,000 Foushee
and Urban Development North Carolina
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Johnston County Water System Improvements NC 1,000,000 Knott
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harnett Regional Southwest Harnett Wastewater Pump Station NC 1,000,000 Knott
and Urban Development Water and Force Main
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Fuquay- Water System Improvements NC 1,000,000 Knott
and Urban Development Varina
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kannapolis Turn Lane Construction NC 1,500,000 McDowell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lexington Joint Fire and Police Public Safety Center NC 3,500,000 McDowell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Cornelius Emerald Necklace Greenway NC 1,000,000 Moore (NC)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Winterville Firefighter Training Facility NC 750,000 Murphy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Winterville Water Tower and Looping Project NC 1,000,000 Murphy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Farmville Fire Department Headquarters Construction NC 1,000,000 Murphy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Holly Ridge Expansion of the Holly Ridge Community NC 1,200,000 Murphy
and Urban Development Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Havelock McCotter Canal Improvements NC 6,000,000 Murphy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Morrisville Town Center Economic Development Phase I NC 250,000 Ross
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wake County Wendell North Public Safety Station NC 750,000 Ross
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wake County Second Street Homeless Shelter Facility NC 850,000 Ross
and Urban Development Renovation and Reconfiguration
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Garner Jones Sausage Road Safety and Capacity NC 850,000 Ross
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Raleigh Rose Lane Area Flood Safe and Resilient NC 850,000 Ross
and Urban Development Access
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The University of Renovation and Restoration of Old Main NC 1,000,000 Rouzer
and Urban Development North Carolina at
Development Initiatives Pembroke
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Curtis L. Brown, Jr. Field Aerospace NC 2,250,000 Rouzer
and Urban Development Elizabethtown Workforce Incubator
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Brunswick County Longwood Road Water Line Extensions NC 5,483,000 Rouzer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Omaha Bluestem Stream Improvement Project NE 1,000,000 Bacon
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Valley Water Main Replacement NE 1,280,000 Bacon
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ralston Burlington Economic Development NE 2,000,000 Bacon
and Urban Development Infrastructure Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Seward County Paving 420th Road NE 1,000,000 Flood
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Polk County 141 Road Paving NE 1,800,000 Flood
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lincoln Center Terrace and Rental Rehabilitation NE 2,500,000 Flood
and Urban Development Public Connectivity Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fremont North Downtown Streetscape Revitalization NE 2,800,000 Flood
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Waverly Oldfield Street Paving NE 3,000,000 Flood
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lancaster County North 162nd Street Surfacing NE 5,348,000 Flood
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mid-Plains Community Regional CDL Training Facility NE 2,000,000 Smith (NE)
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Nashua, NH Nashua Commuter Rail Extension Project NH 250,000 Goodlander
and Urban Development Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Sullivan County, New Regional Childcare Facility Enhancement NH 500,000 Goodlander
and Urban Development Hampshire Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Claremont Sugar River Revitalization and Brownfields NH 850,000 Goodlander
and Urban Development Redevelopment Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Nashua Community Early Childhood Education Center for NH 933,500 Goodlander
and Urban Development College Teaching and Learning at Nashua Community
Development Initiatives College
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Department of Housing Economic City of Nashua Nashua Shelter and Resource Center NH 1,200,000 Goodlander
and Urban Development Public Health &
Development Initiatives Community Services
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Rye Rye Fuel Island Replacement NH 250,000 Pappas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Barrington Barrington Commons NH 250,000 Pappas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rockingham Planning New Hampshire Rail Trail User Counting NH 250,000 Pappas
and Urban Development Commission Network
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Portsmouth Housing Urban Forest Workforce Housing Project NH 850,000 Pappas
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Manchester JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant Replacement NH 850,000 Pappas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Dover Housing Garrison Crossing Housing NH 1,000,000 Pappas
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Hooksett Martins Ferry Roadway Intersection NH 2,000,000 Pappas
and Urban Development Improvement and Bridge Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Delran Don Deutsch Soccer Field Improvements NJ 250,000 Conaway
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lumberton Township Lumberton Municipal Recreation Field NJ 250,000 Conaway
and Urban Development Lighting Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lawrence Township Lawrence Township Community Center NJ 500,000 Conaway
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Marlboro Improvements to the Marlboro Township Free NJ 500,000 Conaway
and Urban Development Public Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Burlington County The Learning Commons: Space for Learning, NJ 850,000 Conaway
and Urban Development Meeting and Collaboration Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Creek Turn Park Improvements NJ 850,000 Conaway
and Urban Development Hainesport
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Hamilton Firehouse HVAC System Upgrades NJ 1,325,000 Conaway
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Tenafly Tenafly Natural Flood Control Improvements NJ 850,000 Gottheimer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Glen Rock Glen Rock DPW Project NJ 850,000 Gottheimer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Summit Glenside Avenue Sidewalk Improvements NJ 530,000 Kean
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Police Department Building Renovations NJ 560,000 Kean
and Urban Development Washington
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Warren County Agricultural Educational and Training NJ 979,000 Kean
and Urban Development Community College Center Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hunterdon County Senior Center Expansion and Renovation NJ 1,500,000 Kean
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Phillipsburg Riverfront Park Revitalization NJ 2,400,000 Kean
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newark Community Microenterprise and Skilled NJ 250,000 McIver
and Urban Development Trades Training Center Upgrades and
Development Initiatives Expansion
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Department of Housing Economic City of East Orange East Orange Fellowship Civic Center NJ 250,000 McIver
and Urban Development Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Union Morris Avenue Smart Traffic Light NJ 250,000 McIver
and Urban Development Acquisition Installation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newark Lincoln Park Facade Restoration and Housing NJ 500,000 McIver
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newark Upgrade and Rehabilitation of the Newark NJ 850,000 McIver
and Urban Development YMCA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Hillside Hillside Ladder Truck Replacement NJ 1,600,000 McIver
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Essex County Riverfront Parks Improvement NJ 250,000 Menendez
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Parks, Recreation,
and Cultural
Affairs
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Department of Housing Economic North Hudson Fire Control Center Modernization & NJ 250,000 Menendez
and Urban Development Regional Fire & Dispatch System Upgrades
Development Initiatives Rescue
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hoboken 800 Monroe Resiliency Park Project NJ 850,000 Menendez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Harrison Public Safety Building Construction Project NJ 850,000 Menendez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of West New West New York Recreation Center Development NJ 1,200,000 Menendez
and Urban Development York and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Union City Manhattan Avenue Pedestrian Bridge NJ 2,000,000 Menendez
and Urban Development Demolition and Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Wenonah Cedar Field Site Improvements and NJ 250,000 Norcross
and Urban Development Recreational Facilities Development and
Development Initiatives Construction Improvement Project
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Department of Housing Economic Washington Township Washington Township Park Safety and NJ 250,000 Norcross
and Urban Development Security Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Camden County Electric Vehicle Education Network NJ 850,000 Norcross
and Urban Development College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Camden Camden City Clean Up Initiative NJ 850,000 Norcross
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pennsauken Township Pennsauken Public Works Building/Repair NJ 850,000 Norcross
and Urban Development Facility Enhancement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of South Amboy South Amboy Park and Playground Project NJ 250,000 Pallone
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Edison Edison Senior Services Expansion NJ 850,000 Pallone
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Atlantic Improvements to Upper Prospect Road NJ 850,000 Pallone
and Urban Development Highlands Retaining Wall
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Woodbridge Township Recreational NJ 1,200,000 Pallone
and Urban Development Woodbridge Infrastructure Development and
Development Initiatives Construction
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Department of Housing Economic Neptune Township Neptune Lake Alberta Improvements NJ 1,250,000 Pallone
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Haledon Haledon--Recycling Center Rehabilitation NJ 250,000 Pou
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Secaucus Secaucus--Recreation Center Renovations NJ 250,000 Pou
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Passaic Flood Mitigation Site Acquisition in NJ 250,000 Pou
and Urban Development Passaic County, NJ
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Little Street Safety Improvements NJ 250,000 Pou
and Urban Development Ferry
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Paterson Recreation Center Development and NJ 250,000 Pou
and Urban Development Construction in Paterson, NJ
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Ridgefield Community Center Renovation and NJ 600,000 Pou
and Urban Development Ridgefield Efficiency Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Clifton City of Clifton--Holster Park NJ 850,000 Pou
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Passaic City of Passaic--Infrastructure NJ 3,150,000 Pou
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Borough of Woodland Park Community Center Improvement NJ 850,000 Sherrill
and Urban Development Woodland Park Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Morris Morris Township Community Senior and NJ 850,000 Sherrill
and Urban Development Recreation Center Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic South Orange Village South Orange Downtown & Train Station NJ 2,000,000 Sherrill
and Urban Development Streetscape Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Eatontown Community Flood Mitigation Project Part II NJ 1,000,000 Smith (NJ)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Berkeley Township Historic Manitou Park School House NJ 1,490,000 Smith (NJ)
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Shadow Lake Stormwater Management, NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ)
and Urban Development Middletown Conservation and Economic Development
Development Initiatives Project
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Lakewood Cross Street Safety and Streetscape NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ)
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Atlantic County Aviation Maintenance Training Academy NJ 1,000,000 Van Drew
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Vineland Emergency Shelter Water Supply NJ 1,624,000 Van Drew
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Atlantic Cape Capital Asset Fund NJ 3,000,000 Van Drew
and Urban Development Community College
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Old Old Bridge Food Bank Facility Improvements NJ 500,000 Watson
and Urban Development Bridge and Expansion Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery Township Otto Kaufman Community Center HVAC NJ 850,000 Watson
and Urban Development Replacement and Infrastructure Coleman
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Middlesex Route 28 Streetscape Phase 2 NJ 850,000 Watson
and Urban Development Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bound Brook Borough Bound Brook Memorial Library Renovations NJ 850,000 Watson
and Urban Development Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hillsborough Hillsborough Recreation Center Renovations NJ 1,000,000 Watson
and Urban Development Township Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of North North Brunswick Community Resilience Hubs-- NJ 1,000,000 Watson
and Urban Development Brunswick Development, Construction and Equipment Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Union County Cedar Brook Park Road and Pedestrian Bridge NJ 1,200,000 Watson
and Urban Development Improvements Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kean University Coalport Neighborhood Revitalization and NJ 2,000,000 Watson
and Urban Development Facility Redevelopment Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Trenton Assunpink Greenway NJ 2,000,000 Watson
and Urban Development Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Plainfield Plainfield Center of Excellence Project NJ 3,150,000 Watson
and Urban Development Coleman
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lovington City of Lovington, NM Senior Center NM 369,750 Leger
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvement Project Fernandez
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Portales Portales, NM Waste Transfer Facility NM 1,200,000 Leger
and Urban Development Expansion Fernandez
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pueblo of Jemez Jemez Pueblo Hazard Remediation and Pueblo NM 1,512,500 Leger
and Urban Development Revitalization Project Fernandez
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jicarilla Apache Jicarilla Apache Nation Public Safety NM 2,000,000 Leger
and Urban Development Nation Housing Project Fernandez
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bernalillo County Bernalillo County Affordable Housing NM 250,000 Stansbury
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New Mexico Mortgage Transitional Housing for Woman and Children NM 250,000 Stansbury
and Urban Development Finance Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albuquerque City of Albuquerque Temporary Stability NM 850,000 Stansbury
and Urban Development Shelter Site
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pueblo of Sandia Middle Rio Grande Pueblos Irrigation and NM 1,000,000 Stansbury
and Urban Development Acequia Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Carlsbad Carlsbad Police Department Renovation NM 250,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albuquerque South Valley Commercial Corridor NM 500,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development Economic Revitalization
Development Initiatives Development
Department
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Department of Housing Economic City of Las Cruces Las Cruces Innovation Park Expansion NM 500,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Las Cruces Creation of the Community of Hope De- NM 660,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development Escalation Office
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albuquerque Westside Emergency Housing Center NM 850,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pueblo of Acoma Acoma Senior Housing Repairs NM 2,500,000 Vasquez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Carson City Public Works Department's 5th Street NV 3,000,000 Amodei
and Urban Development Roundabout Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Regional Roadway and pedestrian walkway improvements NV 6,000,000 Amodei
and Urban Development Transportation
Development Initiatives Commission of
Washoe County
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Department of Housing Economic Clark County, Nevada Clark County Lighting and Safety NV 250,000 Horsford
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Las Vegas Opportunity Village Northwest Campus NV 850,000 Lee (NV)
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Clark County Clark County Energy Resilience and Safety NV 250,000 Titus
and Urban Development Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Regional Bike Share Equipment Expansion NV 775,000 Titus
and Urban Development Transportation
Development Initiatives Commission of
Southern Nevada
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Department of Housing Economic Nevada System of Boulder City Community and Science Center NV 850,000 Titus
and Urban Development Higher Education
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic PS 92--Adrian Pre-K Playground Renovations NY 150,000 Clarke
and Urban Development Hegeman Elementary
Development Initiatives School
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Department of Housing Economic P.S. 12-The Dr. Playground and Outdoor Seating Area NY 200,000 Clarke
and Urban Development Jacqueline Peek-- Renovations
Development Initiatives Davis Elementary
School
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Department of Housing Economic P.S. 139--The Renovation and Expansion of School NY 850,000 Clarke
and Urban Development Alexine Fenty Cafeteria
Development Initiatives School
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Department of Housing Economic The Alexander P.S. 115 School Yard Upgrade and Playground NY 250,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Humboldt School PS Project
Development Initiatives 115
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Greater Harlem Streetscapes NY 250,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic Homes and Community Amalgamated Housing Corporation Floor NY 250,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Renewal Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York State Home Inwood Heights Affordable Housing NY 250,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development and Community Renovations
Development Initiatives Renewal
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Department of Housing Economic Patrick Henry Restroom Facilities Renovation Upgrade NY 500,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Preparatory
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lehman College Lehman College Field Upgrades NY 820,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Thomas Jefferson Recreation Center Security NY 850,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Housing Authority Updates
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Small Business Small Business Energy Efficient Upgrades NY 850,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Services
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic P.S./I.S. 187 Hudson P.S./I.S. 187 Energy Efficiency Project NY 850,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Cliffs (06M187)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City George Washington Campus Auditorium Upgrade NY 850,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Education (George
Washington
Educational Campus)
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Department of Housing Economic Research Foundation Bronx Community College Auto Technology AAS NY 1,200,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development of CUNY Building Restoration Phase 2
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Foundation for The City College of New York Skills-Based NY 2,000,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development City College Workforce Development Training Facilities
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City College of New Dominican Studies Institute Facility NY 3,150,000 Espaillat
and Urban Development York Renovation and Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Bellport Road Improvements NY 500,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Islip Road Improvements NY 500,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Road Improvements NY 750,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development Lindenhurst
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Oyster Bay Salt Shed Construction NY 1,000,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Suffolk County Advanced Manufacturing Training NY 1,500,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development Community College Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Road Improvements NY 1,500,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development Massapequa Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Babylon Downtown Deer Park Revitalization Project NY 4,000,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Brookhaven Municipal Landfill Capping Project NY 5,000,000 Garbarino
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Incorporated Village Floral Park Hook and Ladder Fire Truck NY 250,000 Gillen
and Urban Development of Floral Park Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Franklin Square Franklin Square Public Library Roof and NY 250,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Public Library HVAC Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Incorporated Village Edgemere Fire Station 2 Renovations and NY 500,000 Gillen
and Urban Development of Garden City Structural Repairs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lynbrook Police Lynbrook All Weather Roof Cover and Related NY 850,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Department Equipment Acquisition and Installation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lakeview Public Lakeview Library Renovations NY 850,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Valley Stream Valley Stream Creek Upgrades and Repairs NY 850,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Central High School
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic The City of Long Tower Ladder Truck Acquisition for the Long NY 850,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Beach Beach Fire Department
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Rockville Hickey Park Accessibility Upgrades NY 2,000,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Centre
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Incorporated Village of Hempstead Mirschel Park NY 2,000,000 Gillen
and Urban Development Village of Community Center Rehabilitation,
Development Initiatives Hempstead Infrastructure Improvements and Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic The Fire Department FDNY Generator Acquisition for Engine NY 250,000 Goldman
and Urban Development of New York Company 228
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Older Adult Mobile Vans Acquisition NY 500,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Department for the
Development Initiatives Aging
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Lower East Side Rehab (Group 5) NY 850,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Housing Authority Building Window Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Gowanus Fire Alarm System Upgrades NY 850,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Baruch Houses Fire Alarm System NY 850,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Housing Authority Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Red Hook East Building Line NY 1,000,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Housing Authority Initiative
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Red Hook East Community Center NY 1,100,000 Goldman
and Urban Development Housing Authority Elevator Replacement
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Kingsborough Extension security NY 250,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Housing Authority cameras
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Woodson Safety and Security Project NY 250,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Critical Facility Upgrades and Improvements NY 250,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Van Dyke II Older Adult Center Roof NY 500,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Canarsie Educational Campus Library NY 850,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of Renovation
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Marine Park Nature Trail Bridge NY 850,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of Parks
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Playground Rehabilitation NY 850,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City PS 345 Capital Improvements NY 850,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic Fire Department City Renovation and equipment for Engine 318/ NY 850,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development of New York Ladder 166
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City South Shore Educational Complex Athletic NY 1,200,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of Facilities Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Athletic Facilities Rehabilitation NY 2,000,000 Jeffries
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic County of Niagara Back Up Power at the Trott Access Building NY 250,000 Kennedy (NY)
and Urban Development in Niagara Falls
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tonawanda, Tonawanda's Kohler Youth Center Facility NY 850,000 Kennedy (NY)
and Urban Development New York Upgrades Phase 4
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Suffolk County Riverhead Brownfield Remediation NY 350,000 LaLota
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic State of New York Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic NY 1,500,000 LaLota
and Urban Development Preservation's York Hall Historical
Development Initiatives Preservation
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Huntingon Townwide Repavement Project NY 3,500,000 LaLota
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Brookhaven Harbor Road/Town of Brookhaven Resurfacing NY 5,000,000 LaLota
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Smithtown Pavement Rehabilitation and Infrastructure NY 5,000,000 LaLota
and Urban Development Renewal
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Newstead Community Center Construction NY 5,000,000 Langworthy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Greenburgh Greenburgh East Rumbrook Park Expansion NY 250,000 Latimer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mamaroneck Mamaroneck Town Safety and Economic NY 500,000 Latimer
and Urban Development Renaissance Roundabout Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Tuckahoe Tuckahoe Depot Square and Main Street Sign NY 850,000 Latimer
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Tarrytown Tarrytown Benedict Avenue Sidewalk NY 850,000 Latimer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of New Rochelle New Rochelle Housing Authority NY 1,000,000 Latimer
and Urban Development Accessibility Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Port Port Chester Village Hall Gymnasium NY 2,000,000 Latimer
and Urban Development Chester Remodeling Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Armory Preservation and NY 3,000,000 Latimer
and Urban Development Rehabilitation Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Suffern Memorial Drive Reconstruction NY 1,000,000 Lawler
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Orangetown Town of Orangetown Revitalization Project NY 1,300,000 Lawler
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rockland County Law Enforcement Reality-Based Training NY 2,600,000 Lawler
and Urban Development Sheriff's Facility
Development Initiatives Department
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Department of Housing Economic Village of New Road Infrastructure Improvements NY 4,000,000 Lawler
and Urban Development Square
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Clarkstown Transit-Oriented Development NY 5,000,000 Lawler
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Ramapo Pedestrian safety improvements NY 5,000,000 Lawler
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City New Lane Area CCTV Cameras NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Berry Houses CCTV Camera Project NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of New York FDNY Engine 155/Ladder 78 Generator NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City Of New York FDNY Engine 284/Ladder 149/Satellite 3 NY 1,230,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic College of Staten Public Safety Center NY 2,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development Island, City
Development Initiatives University of New
York
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Department of Housing Economic City of New York FDNY Squad 8 Firehouse Renovations NY 2,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of New York New York City EMS Training Center Project NY 5,000,000 Malliotakis
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Syracuse Housing East Adams Neighborhood Transformation NY 850,000 Mannion
and Urban Development Authority Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Oneida County St. Luke's Campus Redevelopment for NY 2,000,000 Mannion
and Urban Development Affordable Housing
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Bayswater Pedestrian Improvements NY 250,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Department of
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic The New York City Woodhaven Blvd SBS Project to Improve Bus NY 250,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Department of and Pedestrian Mobility
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Conlon Lihfe Tower Safety And NY 850,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Housing Authority Security Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA International Tower Safety and NY 850,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Housing Authority Security Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA International Tower Fire Alarm System NY 850,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Housing Authority Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Shelton House Safety and Security NY 850,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Housing Authority Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Carleton Manor Roof Tank Replacement NY 850,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Jamaica Ave Safety & Streetscape NY 1,000,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Department of Improvements
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic NYS Housing Trust Power Plant Chiller Replacements NY 2,000,000 Meeks
and Urban Development Fund (HTFC)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Fire Apparatus & Multi-Component Renovation of NY 2,000,000 Meng
and Urban Development Department Squad 288
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Fire Multi-Component Renovation of Engine 305/ NY 2,000,000 Meng
and Urban Development Department Ladder 151
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Queensborough Queensborough Community College Childcare NY 3,150,000 Meng
and Urban Development Community College Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Rochester Rochester Public Market Upgrades and NY 850,000 Morelle
and Urban Development Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Monroe Community Monroe County College Precision Optics NY 850,000 Morelle
and Urban Development College Finishing Lab
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town/Village of East Acquisition & Development of Linden Park NY 1,750,000 Morelle
and Urban Development Rochester
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Perinton Perinton Community Center & Playground NY 2,100,000 Morelle
and Urban Development Access Improvement Initiative
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic NYC School Joan of Arc Educational Complex School and NY 500,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Construction Playground Revitalization
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic New York City High Line 16th Street Accessibility NY 850,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Department of Parks Improvements
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic NYC Department of Seabury Playground Infrastructure and Play NY 850,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Parks and Area Revitalization
Development Initiatives Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City The Central Park Footpath Restoration NY 850,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Department of Parks
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic Hudson River Park Hudson River Park's Public Restroom NY 850,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Trust Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Harborview Terrace Elevator Replacement NY 1,200,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Ralph Bunche Park Renovations NY 2,000,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Department of Parks
Development Initiatives & Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Thomas Apartments Safety Upgrades NY 2,000,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Swedish Cottage Historic Preservation and NY 3,150,000 Nadler
and Urban Development Department of Parks Facility Upgrades
Development Initiatives & Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City District 12 Literacy Hub NY 720,000 Ocasio-
and Urban Development Department of Cortez
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City School Food Forest Hub at Adlai Stevenson NY 850,000 Ocasio-
and Urban Development Department of High School Cortez
Development Initiatives Education
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Southern Boulevard Bus Stops and Pedestrian NY 1,000,000 Ocasio-
and Urban Development Department of Safety Improvements Cortez
Development Initiatives Transportation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Food Bank Warehouse Upgrades NY 2,998,000 Ocasio-
and Urban Development Department of Small Cortez
Development Initiatives Business Services
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Shandaken Pine Hill Wellington Hotel Renovations NY 250,000 Riley
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hudson Hudson Public Square Renovations NY 250,000 Riley
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The Research Koffman Southern Tier Incubator Expansion NY 250,000 Riley
and Urban Development Foundation for the and Renovation for Manufacturing
Development Initiatives State University of
New York
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Endicott Village of Endicott Streetscape NY 500,000 Riley
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic East Greenbush East Greenbush Public Safety Facility NY 850,000 Riley
and Urban Development Police Department Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kingston Rondout Riverport Shoreline Stabilization NY 250,000 Ryan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Poughkeepsie Hooker Ave. Fire Station Structural NY 850,000 Ryan
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Arlington Fire Arlington Fire Station 4 Functional NY 1,000,000 Ryan
and Urban Development District Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of South South Blooming Grove Sidewalk Installation NY 2,000,000 Ryan
and Urban Development Blooming Grove
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Grandview Drive Project NY 3,000,000 Stefanik
and Urban Development Cobleskill
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Business Development Center Construction NY 4,000,000 Stefanik
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lake Champlain-Lake North Country Housing Initiative NY 5,000,000 Stefanik
and Urban Development George Regional
Development Initiatives Planning Board
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Huntington Southgate Affordable Rental Housing NY 850,000 Suozzi
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic SUNY Old Westbury Welwyn Preserve Revitalization NY 2,000,000 Suozzi
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Incorporated Village East Beach Drive Drainage Project NY 2,500,000 Suozzi
and Urban Development of Lattingtown
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lockport Erie Canal Flight of Five Locks NY 1,000,000 Tenney
and Urban Development Rehabilitation--Phase III
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wyoming County Silver Lake Dredging Project NY 1,000,000 Tenney
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Lyons Canal Street District Improvements NY 2,000,000 Tenney
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Ballston Village of Ballston ADA Transition Plan NY 250,000 Tonko
and Urban Development Spa Sidewalk Improvement Implementation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Scotia Village of Scotia Community Park NY 500,000 Tonko
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hudson Valley Hudson Valley Community College Applied NY 850,000 Tonko
and Urban Development Community College Technology Education Center (ATEC)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Albany Lincoln Park Southwest Gateway Improvements NY 850,000 Tonko
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Glenville Hill Fire Glenville Hill Fire District No. 8 NY 1,000,000 Tonko
and Urban Development District No. 8 Essential Building Repair and Update
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Troy Public Library Troy Public Main Library Indoor Air Quality NY 2,000,000 Tonko
and Urban Development Systems
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Leaders of Tomorrow Middle School NY 250,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Department of Hydroponic Science Lab Development,
Development Initiatives Education Construction, and Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Drew Playground Restroom Renovations NY 500,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Department of Parks
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City DFTA Transportation Vans Acquisition NY 660,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Department For The
Development Initiatives Aging (DFTA)
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Department of Housing Economic Hostos Community CUNY Hostos Library Renovations NY 700,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development College, City
Development Initiatives University of New
York
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Gun Hill Fire Alarm System Upgrades NY 850,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives (NYCHA)
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Parkside Fire Alarm System Upgrades NY 850,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives (NYCHA)
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYC Neighborhood Connectivity Expansion and NY 1,000,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Department of Equipment
Development Initiatives Housing
Preservation &
Development, NYC
HPD
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Shoelace Park Resilience--Infrastructure NY 1,200,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Department of Parks and Facility Upgrades
Development Initiatives and Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Building Line Initiative at Patterson NY 2,000,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Housing Authority Houses
Development Initiatives (NYCHA)
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Department of Housing Economic New York State Concourse Village Domestic Pipes NY 3,150,000 Torres (NY)
and Urban Development Housing Finance Replacement
Development Initiatives Agency--NYS Homes
and Community
Renewal
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Whitman Houses Local Law 11 Brick NY 850,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority Work (Building 15)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City GMDC 1155-1205 Manhattan Avenue Bulkhead NY 850,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Department of Small Replacement, Brooklyn, NY
Development Initiatives Business Services
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Cooper Park Houses Exterior Lighting NY 1,000,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Bushwick Houses Roof Tank Replacement NY 1,200,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Borinquen Plaza II Exterior Lighting NY 2,000,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City NYCHA Whitman Houses Local Law 11 Brick NY 2,000,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority Work (Building 14)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic New York City Ravenswood Exterior Lighting NY 3,150,000 Velazquez
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Albany Industrial Park Access Road Project OH 1,500,000 Balderson
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gahanna Creekside Garage Flood Mitigation & Trail OH 250,000 Beatty
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Minerva Minerva Park Lake Watershed Rehabilitation-- OH 850,000 Beatty
and Urban Development Park Reservoir and Path System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Reynoldsburg Brice Road Corridor Redevelopment & OH 850,000 Beatty
and Urban Development Multimodal Enhancements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Columbus Reynoldsburg Mixed-Income Housing OH 1,000,000 Beatty
and Urban Development Metropolitan
Development Initiatives Housing Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Cuyahoga Community Center for Entrepreneurs Equipment and OH 500,000 Brown
and Urban Development College District Retrofitting Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cuyahoga County The Beulah Park-Euclid Beach Lakefront OH 850,000 Brown
and Urban Development Executive's Office Connector
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Euclid Shore Cultural Centre Historic Preservation OH 850,000 Brown
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cleveland City Ward 10 (NORA) Economic Revitalization OH 1,000,000 Brown
and Urban Development Council Ward 10 Recovery Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Sidney Sidney/Shelby Water Sewer Expansion OH 800,000 Carey
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Troy Great Miami River Recreation Connectivity OH 1,000,000 Carey
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Piqua Downtown Piqua Streetscape Improvements OH 1,000,000 Carey
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Franklin Township Westland Mall Redevelopment Project OH 2,500,000 Carey
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hamilton County Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater OH 800,000 Davidson
and Urban Development Cincinnati--SS 937 Dry Weather Channel
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of Niles Sanitary Detention Pump Station OH 600,000 Joyce (OH)
and Urban Development Improvements-Phase 3
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chester Township Building and Infrastructure Improvements OH 3,938,000 Joyce (OH)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Toledo New Fire Station 16 on Dorr Street OH 850,000 Kaptur
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Toledo New SAFE-T City Headquarters OH 1,250,000 Kaptur
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Metropolitan Park Metroparks Toledo Riverwalk Construction OH 2,000,000 Kaptur
and Urban Development District of the and Glass City Enrichment Center Building
Development Initiatives Toledo Area Upgrades
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Department of Housing Economic Toledo Public School Scott Park Campus Revitalization OH 3,061,099 Kaptur
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Greater Urban League Community Resource Hub OH 250,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Cincinnati Renovation and Expansion
Development Initiatives Development
Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of Montgomery, Montgomery Quarter Connector Boulevard OH 250,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Ohio Improvement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Norwood, Dorl Field Improvement Project OH 500,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Ohio
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cincinnati State Advanced Manufacturing Facility Renovation OH 850,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Technical and Project
Development Initiatives Community College
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Department of Housing Economic Hamilton County, Walnut Hills Housing and Workforce OH 850,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Ohio Development Hub Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Greater Crosley Building Revitalization Project OH 850,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Cincinnati
Development Initiatives Development
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Port of Greater West End Mixed-Use Renovation Project OH 850,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Cincinnati
Development Initiatives Development
Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Cincinnati Winton Terrace Affordable Housing OH 850,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Metropolitan Renovation Project
Development Initiatives Housing Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Mariemont Parks Improvement Project OH 936,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Mariemont, Ohio
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Cincinnati, Northside Affordable Housing Renovation and OH 2,000,000 Landsman
and Urban Development Ohio Construction Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Sheffield Field House Construction OH 500,000 Latta
and Urban Development Lake
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Parma Parma Heights Street Rehabilitation Project OH 1,000,000 Miller (OH)
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Steubenville Wastewater Building Repair OH 700,000 Rulli
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Akron East Copley District Safe and Vibrant OH 250,000 Sykes
and Urban Development Streets Study
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Massillon Reservoir Park Restoration OH 250,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Monroe Falls Guise Park Lodge Renovation Project OH 450,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Canton Cleveland Ave. NW Streetscape OH 850,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Twinsburg Glen Chamberlin Park Improvement Study OH 850,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Boston Village of Boston Heights Safety Center OH 850,000 Sykes
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tallmadge Tallmadge Circle Pedestrian Tunnel OH 1,000,000 Sykes
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fairlawn Rosemont Preserve Restoration Project OH 1,200,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Akron Downtown Akron Main Street Project OH 1,200,000 Sykes
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Stark Parks Ohio & Erie Canal National Heritage Area OH 1,500,000 Sykes
and Urban Development Restoration
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ironton Riverfront Improvements OH 1,000,000 Taylor
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pickaway County Port State Route 762/Rickenbacker Parkway OH 4,000,000 Taylor
and Urban Development Authority Roundabout
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fairborn Wright Patterson Council of Governments OH 1,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development Land Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Dayton-Montgomery Project Plymouth OH 1,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development County Port
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Wildenhaus Place OH 1,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wright State Facilities expansion, upgrades, and OH 1,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development University improvements
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Dayton Wright-Dunbar Development Project OH 2,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dayton Edwin C. Moses Boulevard Revitalization OH 3,000,000 Turner
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edmond East Edmond Electric Substation Expansions OK 4,000,000 Bice
and Urban Development for Critical Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Oklahoma City Facility and Lab Construction OK 7,000,000 Bice
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Lindsay City of Lindsay's New Electrical Substation OK 3,957,000 Cole
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Walters Public Works Walters Substation Rebuild and Capacity OK 4,340,000 Cole
and Urban Development Authority Enhancement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lawton Lawton Alternate Water Supply OK 5,000,000 Cole
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Lake Emergency Overflow OK 6,286,000 Cole
and Urban Development Spillway Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Goldsby Goldsby Municipal Water Improvements OK 7,000,000 Cole
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Ardmore Ardmore Storm Water and Street Improvements OK 7,500,000 Cole
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chickasaw Nation of Chickasaw Nation Water Quality and OK 8,438,000 Cole
and Urban Development Oklahoma Hazardous Substance Testing Center
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Fires Innovation Fires Innovation Science and Technology OK 11,500,000 Cole
and Urban Development Science and Accelerator's Science and Technology
Development Initiatives Technology Convergence Institute
Accelerator
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Newcastle Newcastle Wastewater Treatment Facility OK 12,000,000 Cole
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kingfisher Kingfisher Firehouse OK 2,500,000 Lucas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Weatherford Weatherford Community Center OK 5,000,000 Lucas
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Oklahoma State Facility Construction and Improvements OK 5,000,000 Lucas
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Tualatin Hills Park Americans with Disabilities Act Facility OR 250,000 Bonamici
and Urban Development and Recreation Upgrades
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Cornelius Cornelius Community and Recreation Center OR 850,000 Bonamici
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of St. Helens St. Helens Reservoir Replacement Project OR 1,000,000 Bonamici
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Beaverton Beaverton Senior Housing and Community OR 3,150,000 Bonamici
and Urban Development Space Construction Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Redmond Cinder Hollow Affordable Housing OR 500,000 Bynum
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Happy Valley Happy Valley Community Center OR 1,200,000 Bynum
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gladstone Gladstone Early Childhood Center OR 1,500,000 Bynum
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Centennial School Centennial Transition Center Permanent OR 500,000 Dexter
and Urban Development District Location
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Gresham Main City Park Revitalization Project OR 850,000 Dexter
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Home Forward Peaceful Villa Housing Construction, OR 1,975,000 Dexter
and Urban Development Equipment and Furnishings
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Portland The Ellington Apartments Redevelopment OR 2,000,000 Dexter
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Florence Siuslaw River Slope Stabilization Project OR 250,000 Hoyle
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lincoln City Fernwood Village Housing Development and OR 2,000,000 Hoyle
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Umpqua Community Affordable Housing for Rural Workforce OR 3,150,000 Hoyle
and Urban Development College Training Students project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Western Oregon Western Oregon University Data Center OR 250,000 Salinas
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic City of Woodburn Woodburn's Historic Settlemier Park OR 250,000 Salinas
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Salme Emergency Power Generation for Low-Income OR 500,000 Salinas
and Urban Development Senior Housing
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Sheridan School Barbara Roberts Career Technical Education OR 850,000 Salinas
and Urban Development District 48J Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Philadelphia City Pleasant Hill Park Community Center PA 250,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Treasurer--Departme Development and Construction
Development Initiatives nt of Parks and
Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pennypack on the Delaware Ranger Building PA 250,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Philadelphia--Depar Development and Construction
Development Initiatives tment of Parks and
Recreation
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Department of Housing Economic City of Demolition and Redevelopment of Holmesburg PA 250,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Philadelphia's Prison Site
Development Initiatives Managing Director's
Office
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Department of Housing Economic City of Shop 134 EV Charging Equipment Acquisition PA 250,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Philadelphia's
Development Initiatives Department of Fleet
Services
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Department of Housing Economic City of Philadelphia Lehigh Avenue Traffic Safety Improvements PA 850,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Office of
Development Initiatives Transportation and
Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Housing Economic City of Philadelphia Castor Avenue Safety and Streetscape PA 850,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Office of Improvements
Development Initiatives Transportation and
Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Housing Economic City of McPherson Library Renovations PA 850,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Philadelphia,
Development Initiatives Managing Director's
Office
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Department of Housing Economic City of Philadelphia Market Street Headhouses Replacements PA 1,200,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Office of
Development Initiatives Transportation and
Infrastructure
Systems
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Department of Housing Economic Center City District Viaduct Greenway Development and PA 2,000,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Revitalization
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Philadelphia Water PWD Kensington Lead Service Line PA 2,000,000 Boyle
and Urban Development Department, City of Replacement
Development Initiatives Philadelphia, PA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Lackawanna County Veterans Permanent Supportive Housing PA 1,500,000 Bresnahan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pike County Wayne & Pike County Career and Technical PA 3,000,000 Bresnahan
and Urban Development Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kutztown University Sharadin Farmstead Restoration PA 250,000 Dean
and Urban Development of Pennsylvania
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Upper Moreland Living Science Laboratory for Agriculture PA 250,000 Dean
and Urban Development Township School and Workforce Development Facility
Development Initiatives District Development & Construction
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Department of Housing Economic Cheltenham Township Rowland Community Center Revitalization PA 500,000 Dean
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County The Montgomery County Housing Authority PA 500,000 Dean
and Urban Development Housing Authority (MCHA)'s Affordable Housing Preservation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Collegeville Main St & 9th Avenue PA 750,000 Dean
and Urban Development Collegeville Transportation Safety & Revitalization
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic Lower Providence Public Facility Rebuild PA 750,000 Dean
and Urban Development Township
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Redevelopment Pottstown Anti-Poverty and Workforce PA 800,000 Dean
and Urban Development Authority of the Development Initiative: TRec District
Development Initiatives County of Phase 1 Completion Project
Montgomery
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Department of Housing Economic The Borough of The Sewickley Road Safety Improvement Plan PA 250,000 Deluzio
and Urban Development Sewickley
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Ben Avon Borough Ben Avon Rooftop Solar Panels PA 250,000 Deluzio
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Churchill Borough Churchill Borough Community Park PA 500,000 Deluzio
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Allegheny County Panhandle Trail Extension Acquisition PA 850,000 Deluzio
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mt. Lebanon Mt. Lebanon Community Recreation Center PA 850,000 Deluzio
and Urban Development Accessibility Upgrades and Facility
Development Initiatives Expansion
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Department of Housing Economic The School District Anna Blakiston Day School's Schoolyard PA 717,593 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development of Philadelphia Improvements and Equipment Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The School District James G. Blaine School's Schoolyard PA 850,000 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development of Philadelphia Improvements
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic The School District Richard R. Wright Elementary School's PA 850,000 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development of Philadelphia Schoolyard Improvements, Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Upgrades, and Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic City of Philadelphia City of Philadelphia--Demolition of Former PA 850,000 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development Holmesburg Prison
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Community College of Community College of Philadelphia Housing PA 850,000 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development Philadelphia Development and Renovations
Development Initiatives
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Temple University Temple University's Community Kitchen PA 1,500,000 Evans (PA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Quakertown Borough Streetscape Improvements PA 1,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bristol Township HELP Center Construction PA 1,250,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bristol Borough Bristol Borough Consolidated Fire Station PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bucks County Boone Farm Community Center PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bristol Township Homeless Shelter Renovation and Expansion PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Middletown Township Public Works Complex Reconstruction PA 2,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bensalem Township Fire Station Construction PA 4,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bristol Township Edgely Bridge Project PA 5,000,000 Fitzpatrick
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Goshen Fire Company, Goshen Fire Company/EMS Station Demolition, PA 850,000 Houlahan
and Urban Development West Chester PA Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Reading 11th and Pike Recreation Center Expansion PA 850,000 Houlahan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic West Grove Borough West Grove Memorial Park Expansion PA 850,000 Houlahan
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Reading Area Schmidt Training and Technology Center PA 2,000,000 Houlahan
and Urban Development Community College Expansion for Workforce Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Pitt-Johnstown Future Ready PA 1,000,000 Joyce (PA)
and Urban Development Pittsburgh
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bedford Borough Fort Bedford Park Improvements PA 1,250,000 Joyce (PA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Alexandria Borough Revitalization Project PA 1,500,000 Joyce (PA)
and Urban Development Alexandria
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Johnstown Johnstown Public Safety Center PA 2,850,000 Joyce (PA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Western Pennsylvania Erie Coke Demolition Project PA 2,000,000 Kelly (PA)
and Urban Development Port Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Erie Erie County Industrial Park PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pittsburgh City of Pittsburgh--Recreating Community at PA 250,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development Thaddeus Stevens Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Board of Public Greenfield Elementary School Community PA 400,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development Education of the Schoolyard
Development Initiatives School District of
Pittsburgh
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Department of Housing Economic West Mifflin Borough West Mifflin Borough--Community & PA 850,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development Recreation Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Urban Redevelopment Downtown Pittsburgh Office-to-Housing PA 1,000,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development Authority of Conversion Construction
Development Initiatives Pittsburgh
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Department of Housing Economic Westmoreland County Westmoreland County--Biddle Property Access PA 1,075,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development & Irwin Discharge Elimination
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Allegheny County Allegheny County Economic Development--Mon PA 1,200,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development Valley Strategic Blight Removal
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Allegheny County Increasing Affordable Housing Options for PA 3,000,000 Lee (PA)
and Urban Development People Exiting Homelessness in Allegheny
Development Initiatives County
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Department of Housing Economic Wind Gap Borough Male Rd Bridge Replacement & Pedestrian PA 431,000 Mackenzie
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Catasauqua Borough Catasauqua Iron Works Redevelopment PA 3,683,000 Mackenzie
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pennsylvania College Forest Products Training Center PA 250,000 Meuser
and Urban Development of Technology
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Luzerne County Old Airport Road Improvement Project PA 700,000 Meuser
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lebanon Downtown Improvements PA 1,000,000 Meuser
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Shamokin Coal Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades PA 1,400,000 Meuser
and Urban Development Township Joint
Development Initiatives Sewer Authority
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Department of Housing Economic Dallas School Community Center Improvements PA 3,500,000 Meuser
and Urban Development District
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Indiana Windy Ridge Business & Technology Park-- PA 1,500,000 Reschenthale
and Urban Development Phase 3 Roadway Construction r
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Redevelopment Thompson's Crossing Business Park PA 7,000,000 Reschenthale
and Urban Development Authority of the r
Development Initiatives County of Fayette
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Department of Housing Economic Folcroft Borough Improvements to Montgomery Park PA 250,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Township of Chester Chester Township Fire Company Health and PA 500,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development Safety Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Nether Providence Providence Road Sidewalk Improvement PA 500,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development Township Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Norristown Public Library Renovation PA 850,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development
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Department of Housing Economic The School District Schoolyard Improvements at Penrose PA 860,400 Scanlon
and Urban Development of Philadelphia Elementary
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Delaware County Four Seasons Park Revitalization PA 1,000,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development District Attorney's
Development Initiatives Office
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Department of Housing Economic Sharon Hill Borough Sharon Hill Library and Recreation Center PA 1,200,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development
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Department of Housing Economic Delaware County Delaware County Community College Workforce PA 2,000,000 Scanlon
and Urban Development Community College Success Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of Bellefonte Waterfront--Dunlop Street PA 1,555,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Bellefonte Construction (PA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic East Buffalo West Market Street Pedestrian and Traffic PA 1,800,000 Thompson
and Urban Development Township Safety Improvements (PA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Borough of State Calder Way Transportation Improvements PA 2,449,000 Thompson
and Urban Development College (PA)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Municipality of San Small Business Advancement in Next- PR 850,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Sebastian generation Skills and Entrepreneurship
Development Initiatives (SANSE) Hub Development and Construction
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Department of Housing Economic Municipality of Manati Affordable Housing Revitalization PR 850,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Manati
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Municipality of Seniors Community and Housing Development PR 1,000,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Barceloneta and Construction in Barceloneta
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Municipality of Facility Redevelopment for Agri-Business PR 1,200,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Isabela Innovation Center of Isabela
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Puerto Research Center at UPRM--Phase I PR 2,000,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Rico, Mayaguez
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Municipality of YMCA Community Facility Improvements PR 2,000,000 Hernandez
and Urban Development Ponce
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Cumberland Cumberland Public Library Exterior RI 850,000 Amo
and Urban Development Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Providence Conley Stadium Infrastructure, Safety, and RI 250,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development Accessibility Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of South Enhancing South Kingstown Town Beach: RI 250,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development Kingstown Resilience and Accessibility Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Burrillville Burrillville Field House RI 500,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of North North Kingstown Community Center RI 620,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development Kingstown Revitalization Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Coventry Municipal Collection Facility Project RI 750,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Affordable Housing and Community Center RI 850,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development the Town of South Development
Development Initiatives Kingstown
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Johnston Johnston Flood Mitigation and Development RI 850,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development of Woodland Park Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Providence Igliozzi Resilience Hub RI 1,000,000 Magaziner
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Clarendon County Intergenerational Wellness Complex SC 1,000,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development Facilities Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Morris College Small Business Entrepreneur Incubator SC 1,250,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development Center Acquisition, Development, and
Development Initiatives Construction
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Department of Housing Economic Bamberg County, SC Bamberg County Downtown Renaissance SC 1,500,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Summerton Blight Removal, Capital Improvements and SC 1,500,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development Community Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Claflin University Boulevard Street Economic Renewal SC 3,000,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic South Carolina State SCSU Military Science Center of Excellence SC 15,000,000 Clyburn
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic State of South Office of Resilience's Crooked Creek SC 1,500,000 Fry
and Urban Development Carolina Channel Improvements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic State of South Office of Resilience's City of Dillon SC 1,500,000 Fry
and Urban Development Carolina Stormwater Improvements- Dargan Street to
Development Initiatives Washington Street
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Department of Housing Economic Knox County Veterans Housing TN 2,000,000 Burchett
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Memphis Memphis Homeless Veterans Housing Facility TN 250,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southwest Tennessee Reimagining Southwest Tennessee Community TN 250,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Community College College Facilities Renovations
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Memphis Monroe Plaza and Extended Pedestrian TN 850,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Memphis Housing Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades at TN 850,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Authority Montgomery Plaza, Memphis, TN
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Park Avenue Campus Water and Sewer Line TN 850,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Memphis Replacement and Street Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Memphis Youth and Families Facilities Renovations TN 850,000 Cohen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Memphis Covenant Gardens Senior Apartments TN 1,000,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Construction Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Memphis Historic Mason Temple Renovation Project TN 1,200,000 Cohen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Downtown Memphis Historic Sterick Building Renovation and TN 1,200,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Commission Restoration Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Shelby County, TN Historic Clayborn Temple Restoration TN 3,150,000 Cohen
and Urban Development Project, Memphis TN
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Middle Tennessee Transportation Infrastructure Project TN 1,500,000 DesJarlais
and Urban Development State University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bledsoe County Rigsby Elementary School Upgrades TN 1,500,000 DesJarlais
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chattanooga James A. Henry Building TN 5,000,000 Fleischmann
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chattanooga 21st Century Waterfront Revitalization TN 7,000,000 Fleischmann
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cocke County Safety Improvements for Joe Reed Road TN 450,000 Harshbarger
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Cocke County Fowlers Grove Road Safety Improvements TN 650,000 Harshbarger
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of University of Memphis at Jackson Upgrades TN 1,250,000 Kustoff
and Urban Development Memphis
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Houston Houston Airports' Enterprise Shuttle TX 2,200,000 Babin
and Urban Development Boulevard Extension Project at Ellington
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chambers County Double Bayou Dredging Project TX 3,000,000 Babin
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic San Jacinto Biomanufacturing Workforce & Industry TX 3,000,000 Babin
and Urban Development Community College Growth Initiative
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Clifton Waterline Loop TX 840,000 Carter (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Coryell County Straws Mill Road Bridge Project TX 3,900,000 Carter (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bell County Road and Bridge Infrastructure Improvements TX 15,740,000 Carter (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Temple Henderson Parkway and Trail Project TX 19,000,000 Carter (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Persimmon Point Housing Development and TX 250,000 Casar
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio Palacio Del Sol Senior Living Facility TX 250,000 Casar
and Urban Development Rehabilitation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio Ella Austin Community Center Campus TX 500,000 Casar
and Urban Development Renovation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Santa Rita Courts Childcare Facility TX 850,000 Casar
and Urban Development the City of Austin Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Esperanza Community Shelter and Facility TX 850,000 Casar
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Morris C. Beldon Apartments Site and TX 850,000 Casar
and Urban Development the City of San Building Improvements
Development Initiatives Antonio, TX
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Sir Swante Palm Park Revitalization TX 850,000 Casar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio Investing in Community Infrastructure TX 1,000,000 Casar
and Urban Development Through NALCAB's New Headquarters in San
Development Initiatives Antonio's Historic Market Square--
Acquisition, Renovation, and Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic Travis County The Sasha--Affordable Housing Development TX 1,000,000 Casar
and Urban Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hays County Hays County Sportsplex Improvements TX 2,000,000 Casar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio VFW Post 76 Renovation TX 2,000,000 Casar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Onion Creek Metropolitan Park All Abilities TX 3,150,000 Casar
and Urban Development Playground Development, Construction and
Development Initiatives Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic City of Balcones Balcones Heights Senior Center Renovations TX 250,000 Castro
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio Community Economic Opportunity Initiative TX 250,000 Castro
and Urban Development Westside
Development Initiatives Development
Corporation
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Department of Housing Economic City of San Antonio San Pedro Springs Park Upgrades and TX 250,000 Castro
and Urban Development Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City Public Service Community Resiliency Initiative TX 850,000 Castro
and Urban Development Board of San
Development Initiatives Antonio
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Critical Needs--Multifamily Roof TX 1,124,400 Castro
and Urban Development the City of San Replacement
Development Initiatives Antonio, Texas
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Department of Housing Economic San Antonio Water Laterals to People TX 2,000,000 Castro
and Urban Development System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Conroe Crighton Road Lift Station and Force Main TX 1,000,000 Crenshaw
and Urban Development Upgrade Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Gene Campbell Road Corridor Drainage and TX 2,000,000 Crenshaw
and Urban Development Mobility Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, City of Dallas Water Commons Eco Park TX 500,000 Crockett
and Urban Development Texas Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, City of Dallas Fair Park and Facilities TX 850,000 Crockett
and Urban Development Texas Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, TX City of Dallas Santos Rodriguez Recreation TX 850,000 Crockett
and Urban Development Center Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lancaster, City of Lancaster Roy Crawford Park Walking TX 1,000,000 Crockett
and Urban Development Texas Trail Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of DeSoto, Public Safety Complex Development and TX 3,000,000 Crockett
and Urban Development Texas Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mission Military Parkway Expansion Project TX 2,000,000 De La Cruz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Seguin Community Center Improvements TX 2,300,000 De La Cruz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hidalgo County West Main Drain Project TX 5,500,000 De La Cruz
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Cool Corridors: Tree Planting and Equipment TX 500,000 Doggett
and Urban Development to Reduce Extreme Heat in Austin's Hottest
Development Initiatives Corridors
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Sunken Garden Springs Historic TX 625,000 Doggett
and Urban Development Rehabilitation and Restoration Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Austin Foundation Communities/Mary Lee Campus-- TX 625,000 Doggett
and Urban Development ``Lamar Square''
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Austin Independent Career and Technical Education Equipment TX 1,500,000 Doggett
and Urban Development School District and Facility Improvements at Austin ISD
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Travis County SAFE Rathgeber Village Safety and Security TX 2,000,000 Doggett
and Urban Development Infrastructure Upgrade
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Irving Domestic Violence Shelter Construction TX 5,000,000 Ellzey
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Glenn Water Infrastructure Improvements TX 6,300,000 Ellzey
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Glenn Water System Improvements TX 8,455,000 Ellzey
and Urban Development Heights
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic El Paso County Animal Welfare Shelter Equipment TX 250,000 Escobar
and Urban Development Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of El Paso Innovation Factory Phase II TX 250,000 Escobar
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic El Paso County Transforming Juvenile Justice through TX 1,000,000 Escobar
and Urban Development Education Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montrose Northeast Montrose Sidewalk Improvements TX 850,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of West West University Roadway Reconstruction TX 850,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development University Place
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Public Tiny Branches TX 850,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Library
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City Park 12th Street Drainage Upgrades TX 1,000,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Authority (TIRZ12)
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Department of Housing Economic Fort Bend County Mission Bend Senior Center TX 2,000,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Precinct 4
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Southwest Houston Southwest Civic Core Phase II TX 2,000,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Authority (SHRA)
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Department of Housing Economic Houston Parks and City of Houston Metropolitan Multi Service TX 3,150,000 Fletcher
and Urban Development Recreation Center (MMSC) for People with Disabilities
Development Initiatives Department Renovation Project
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Department of Housing Economic University of East End Innovation Incubator Facility TX 250,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Houston Downtown Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic UTHealth Houston, University of Texas Kitchen Construction TX 250,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development School of Dentistry and Equipment Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harrisburg Harrisburg Trail Improvements TX 250,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Redevelopment
Development Initiatives Authority (TIRZ 23)
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Facility for Addressing Community Food TX 250,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Precinct 2 Security Needs in Gulfgate--Demolition,
Development Initiatives Development and Construction
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Department of Housing Economic East Aldine Worsham Elementary Safe Routes to Schools TX 850,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Management District Infrastructure Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pasadena City of Pasadena Strawberry Park TX 850,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Parks & Recreation Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Humanities Facility Infrastructure TX 850,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Houston Arte Development and Construction
Development Initiatives Publico Press
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Department of Housing Economic City of Houston Mason Park Community Center Repairs and TX 1,200,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Veterans Memorial Park Improvements and TX 1,200,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Precinct 2 Facility Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Houston Land Bank Yellow Cab Site Redevelopment--Mixed-Income TX 2,000,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Housing and Community Revitalization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The University of Strengthening Houston Housing, Houston, TX 2,000,000 Garcia (TX)
and Urban Development Texas at Houston Harris County, Texas
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Hudspeth County Hudspeth County Community Center TX 2,000,000 Gonzales
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The City of San San Elizario Community Center TX 2,000,000 Gonzales
and Urban Development Elizario
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The University of UAS Drone Workforce Development Center TX 2,000,000 Gonzales
and Urban Development Texas at El Paso
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Pecos City Pecos Housing Project TX 2,000,000 Gonzales
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Texas UTSA Veterans Center TX 7,500,000 Gonzales
and Urban Development at San Antonio
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The City of Project Phoenix TX 250,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Brownsville
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Brownsville City of Brownsville Fire Department-- TX 250,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Fire Department Training Field Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic The University of Cold Storage Facility Training and TX 250,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Texas Rio Grande Logistics Hub
Development Initiatives Valley (UTRGV)
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Department of Housing Economic Kleberg County Baffin Bay Education, Safety and Ecotourism TX 850,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Boat Ramp and Fishing Pier
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mercedes City of Mercedes Expansion of Storm Sewer TX 850,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development System
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Combes City of Combes--Lift Stations TX 850,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Reconstruction, Upgrades, and Repairs
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Raymondville Raymondville City Wide Park Improvement TX 965,467 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Plan
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Harlingen, City of Harlingen New Animal Shelter TX 1,000,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Texas
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of La Feria La Bonita Pump Station & Drainage TX 1,000,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Donna Donna Multi-purpose Sports Complex TX 2,000,000 Gonzalez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Sunnyvale Sunnyvale Collins Road Widening Project TX 1,000,000 Gooden
and Urban Development (Phase 2)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Mineola Independent The Wood County Special Education Co-Op TX 1,000,000 Gooden
and Urban Development School District Multi-District Building
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Jarvis Christian Facilities Improvements TX 3,000,000 Gooden
and Urban Development University
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Fort Bend County City of Arcola Wastewater Treatment Plant TX 250,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Precinct 2 Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Houston-- Almeda Genoa Rd. at Furman Rd. Intersection TX 250,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Houston Public Improvements
Development Initiatives Works
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Department of Housing Economic Gulfgate Sterling High School Community Improvement TX 250,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Redevelopment Project
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic Five Corners Houston Stand Down Career Gear Houston TX 500,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Improvement Facility Expansion and Upgrades and
Development Initiatives District Harris Equipment Acquisition
County Improvement
District 10A
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Department of Housing Economic Greater Southeast The Hermann Park Northeast Connectivity and TX 850,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Management District Mobility Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Texas Woman's Equipment Acquisition to Promote Houston TX 850,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development University Workforce Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Houston Land Bank Houston Land Bank Land and Housing TX 1,200,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development Acquisition, Development, and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Pearland City of Pearland Fire Suppression Apparatus TX 2,000,000 Green (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Precinct 3's Hufsmith-Kohrville Road TX 1,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development Widening and Bridge Reconstruction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Precinct 4's Voss Rd. Safety Improvements TX 1,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hedwig West Side Infrastructure Construction TX 1,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development Village
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Interstate 10 Gateway Lighting TX 1,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development Improvement
Development Initiatives District 4
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tomball Phase 2: Road, Utility, and Drainage TX 5,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development Improvements and Extension of South
Development Initiatives Persimmon and Timkin Street
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Precinct 3's Memorial Drive Street and TX 6,000,000 Hunt
and Urban Development Drainage Reconstruction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Wichita Wichita Falls Airport Industrial Park TX 1,000,000 Jackson (TX)
and Urban Development Falls Access Road Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Donley County Donley County Emergency Operations Center TX 1,600,000 Jackson (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Denton Masch Branch Road Wastewater Improvements TX 2,000,000 Jackson (TX)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Dallas College Dallas College Aviation Maintenance TX 1,500,000 Johnson (TX)
and Urban Development Technology Program
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas International District Park Development and TX 2,000,000 Johnson (TX)
and Urban Development Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Precinct 4's Willis-Waukegan Mobility TX 1,000,000 Luttrell
and Urban Development Improvements--Nicholson Road to FM 1485
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Montgomery County Precinct 4's Off-System Bridge Replacements TX 2,000,000 Luttrell
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Harris County Precinct 3's Westgreen Road Bridge TX 2,000,000 Luttrell
and Urban Development Commissioner
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Polk County Commercial Driver License Training & TX 3,108,000 Luttrell
and Urban Development Examination Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Texas A&M University Energy Proving Grounds Workforce Deployment TX 4,000,000 McCaul
and Urban Development System Accelerator
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Texas A&M University RELLIS Utilities Infrastructure TX 4,000,000 McCaul
and Urban Development System Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Bell County Chaparral Road Infrastructure Improvement TX 1,000,000 Pfluger
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Midland ``5 Points'' Highway Safety and Efficiency TX 4,000,000 Pfluger
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Woodway Old McGregor Road and Ritchie Road TX 1,000,000 Sessions
and Urban Development Improvement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, City of Dallas--West Branch Library TX 250,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Texas Upgrades and Equipment Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Grand Grand Prairie, TX--Main Street TX 250,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Prairie Revitalization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Forest Hill, City of Forest Hill Smart City Community TX 850,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Texas Development Program
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Grand Grand Prairie, T-X I-30 Frontage Rd, Water TX 850,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Prairie Lines
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Irving Domestic Violence Center TX 850,000 Veasey
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Trinity Park West Dallas Pedestrian/Bike Land Bridge, TX 1,000,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Conservancy Dallas, Texas
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, City of Dallas--Martin Weiss Recreation TX 1,200,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Texas Center Enhancements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Dallas, City of Dallas--Five Mile Creek Trail TX 2,000,000 Veasey
and Urban Development Texas
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Former Cavile Public Housing Site--Hughes TX 3,150,000 Veasey
and Urban Development the City of Fort House II & III
Development Initiatives Worth, Fort Worth
Housing Authority
dba Fort Worth
Housing Solutions
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Department of Housing Economic City of West Street Reconstruction--Phase I TX 1,000,000 Weber
and Urban Development Columbia
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lamar State College Advanced Terminal Workforce Development TX 2,000,000 Weber
and Urban Development Port Arthur Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Angleton Rehab for Lexington Square TX 730,000 Weber
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Tarleton State Stephenville Innovation and Incubation Hub TX 3,575,000 Williams
and Urban Development University (TX)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Utah County Murdock Canal Trail Bridge Crossing UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT)
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Park City Municipal Electrical Transmission Line Relocation UT 1,000,000 Kennedy (UT)
and Urban Development Corporation
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Utah Lake Authority Utah Lake Research Center UT 2,500,000 Kennedy (UT)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Orem Regional Safety and Emergency Training UT 3,000,000 Kennedy (UT)
and Urban Development Center
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Torrey Town Sand Creek Bridge Replacement UT 1,200,000 Maloy
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic North Ogden City Community Detention Pond UT 1,000,000 Moore (UT)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Weber County Storm Drain Infrastructure UT 1,033,000 Moore (UT)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Rich County Laketown Roadway UT 1,500,000 Moore (UT)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Utah Lake Authority Utah Lake Access Points Project UT 2,500,000 Owens
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Greater Salt Lake Copperton Township Stormwater Drain UT 3,000,000 Owens
and Urban Development Municipal Services Replacement Project
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic Fairfax County Fairfax County Street Tree Planting and VA 250,000 Beyer
and Urban Development Government Heat Island Reduction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Arlington County Doctor's Run Park Improvements VA 250,000 Beyer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Alexandria The Square at 511--Preservation VA 500,000 Beyer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Fairfax County Opportunity Youth Re-Engagement Center VA 850,000 Beyer
and Urban Development Government within the historic Original Mount Vernon
Development Initiatives High School
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Department of Housing Economic City of Falls Church City of Falls Church Affordable Housing VA 925,000 Beyer
and Urban Development Acquisition Strike Fund
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Arlington County Douglas Park, Phase 2 Improvements VA 1,800,000 Beyer
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Northern Virginia Northern Virginia Community College VA 500,000 Connolly
and Urban Development Community College Annandale Critical Pipeline Infrastructure
Development Initiatives Modernization
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Department of Housing Economic Fairfax County Fairfax County Street Tree Planting and VA 750,000 Connolly
and Urban Development Government Heat Island Reduction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Fairfax County Fairfax County Emergency Vehicle Preemption VA 850,000 Connolly
and Urban Development Government (EVP) Program
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fairfax Strategic Addition and Special Enhancement VA 1,000,000 Connolly
and Urban Development to the City of Fairfax's Public Safety
Development Initiatives Facility
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Vienna W&OD Trail Redevelopment & Town of Vienna VA 2,000,000 Connolly
and Urban Development Trail Facility
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic County of Tazewell Mitigating Against & Preventing Wastewater VA 500,000 Griffith
and Urban Development Bypass
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chesapeake Career Academies of Chesapeake VA 1,000,000 Kiggans
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Virginia Pungo Ferry Road Improvements VA 1,000,000 Kiggans
and Urban Development Beach
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Richmond Stormwater Management within the Shockoe VA 850,000 McClellan
and Urban Development Valley & Shockoe Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chesapeake Myer's Road Sidewalk Expansion VA 250,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Chesapeake Schooner Trail Park VA 500,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Virginia Peninsula Virginia Peninsula Community College's VA 500,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development Community College Facilities Upgrades
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Hampton Hampton Recreation Facility Accessibility VA 850,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development Upgrades and Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Norfolk Norfolk Homeless Housing Center VA 850,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newport News Peninsula Digital Infrastructure Expansion VA 2,000,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Newport News Safe Haven Empowerment Center (Facility VA 2,000,000 Scott (VA)
and Urban Development Improvements)
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Loudoun County, AvonLea Apartments VA 250,000 Subramanyam
and Urban Development Virginia
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Northern Virginia Northern Virginia Community College VA 1,200,000 Subramanyam
and Urban Development Community College Manassas Center for Building and
Development Initiatives Construction Trades
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Department of Housing Economic City of Manassas Park Central Complete Streets Improvements VA 1,613,968 Subramanyam
and Urban Development Park, Virginia
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Northern Virginia Northern Virginia Community College HVAC VA 250,000 Vindman
and Urban Development Community College Program
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Culpeper County Simms Drive Extension Project VA 850,000 Vindman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Orange County Public Gordon-Barbour Elementary School VA 850,000 Vindman
and Urban Development Schools Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Dumfries Quantico Creek Flood Mitigation Upgrades VA 1,200,000 Vindman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Middle Peninsula Securing Upland Dredge Material Sites VA 810,000 Wittman
and Urban Development Chesapeake Bay
Development Initiatives Public Access
Authority
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Department of Housing Economic County of York Bethel Manor Elementary School Expansion VA 3,254,000 Wittman
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Virgin Island Donoe Estates Resiliency Upgrades VI 2,000,000 Plaskett
and Urban Development Housing Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Burlington Housing Burlington Housing Authority Elevator VT 500,000 Balint
and Urban Development Authority Modernization
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Vermont Housing & Hinesburg Windy Ridge Neighborhood and VT 850,000 Balint
and Urban Development Conservation Board Housing Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Fairlee Bridge + Main Housing Project-- VT 1,000,000 Balint
and Urban Development Rehabilitation and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Springfield Housing Southridge Cottage Court Workforce Housing VT 1,200,000 Balint
and Urban Development Authority Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Brattleboro Housing Melrose Terrace Redevelopment VT 1,750,000 Balint
and Urban Development Authority d/b/a
Development Initiatives Brattleboro Housing
Partnerships
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Department of Housing Economic Stevens County Fire District #2's Fruitland Fire Station WA 1,000,000 Baumgartner
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Lake Washington The Early Learning Center Childcare WA 250,000 DelBene
and Urban Development Institute of Construction and Renovations
Development Initiatives Technology
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Department of Housing Economic Sno-Isle Intercounty Lake Stevens Early Learning Library WA 250,000 DelBene
and Urban Development Rural Library Renovations
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Mountlake Mountlake Terrace Community Center WA 850,000 DelBene
and Urban Development Terrace Expansion and Resiliency Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Snohomish Snohomish Conservation District's Natural WA 1,200,000 DelBene
and Urban Development Conservation Resources Center
Development Initiatives District
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kenmore Kenmore Public Works Operations Center WA 2,000,000 DelBene
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Snohomish Snohomish Public Safety & City Services WA 3,150,000 DelBene
and Urban Development Campus
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Department of Third Avenue Revitalization WA 250,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development Transportation,
Development Initiatives City of Seattle
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Department of Housing Economic University of Campus Building Accessibility Upgrades WA 500,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development Washington
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Burien, WA City of Burien Public Market Upgrades and WA 850,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Seattle Lake City Community Center and Affordable WA 2,000,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development Housing Redevelopment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Lake Forest Lakefront Park Community Center Project, WA 2,000,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development Park Lake Forest Park
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Seattle Fort Lawton Redevelopment WA 3,150,000 Jayapal
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Anacortes Anacortes Community Event Center WA 250,000 Larsen
and Urban Development Development and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Everett South Marina Terminal Replacement WA 250,000 Larsen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edmonds Edmonds Food Bank and Community Engagement WA 850,000 Larsen
and Urban Development Space
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Bellingham Bellingham Central Library Renovation WA 850,000 Larsen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Edmonds North Portwalk and Seawall Reconstruction WA 1,200,000 Larsen
and Urban Development Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Whatcom County Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault WA 1,510,295 Larsen
and Urban Development Health and Services of Whatcom County Douglas
Development Initiatives Community Services Building Preservation
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Department of Housing Economic Edmonds College LETI Incubator for Family Success WA 2,000,000 Larsen
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Moses Lake Infrastructure Development WA 600,000 Newhouse
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tonasket Reconstruction of US 97--Phase 2 WA 948,000 Newhouse
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Benton County Three Rivers Recovery Housing Project WA 3,000,000 Newhouse
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Confederated Tribes Village of Hope WA 4,265,000 Newhouse
and Urban Development and Bands of the
Development Initiatives Yakama Nation
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Department of Housing Economic Wahkiakum County Upper Grays River Community Forest WA 500,000 Perez
and Urban Development Acquisition
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tenino Regional Meat Processing Facility WA 850,000 Perez
and Urban Development Infrastructure
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Chinook Port of Chinook Capital Dredging WA 2,700,000 Perez
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Port of Port Angeles cixWicn (Tse-whit-zen) Protection Area WA 850,000 Randall
and Urban Development Restoration
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Makah Indian Tribe Makah Housing Resilience--Acquisition, WA 1,200,000 Randall
and Urban Development Development, and Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Kitsap County Community Respite Center Acquisition, WA 1,736,255 Randall
and Urban Development Department of Human Devlopment, Construction, and Equipment
Development Initiatives Services
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Department of Housing Economic Hoh Indian Tribe Hoh Tribe Resiliency Center Development and WA 3,150,000 Randall
and Urban Development Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Cle Elum City of Cle Elum Second Street Pathway--Cle WA 250,000 Schrier
and Urban Development Elum, WA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Darrington Darrington Drinking Water Infrastructure WA 850,000 Schrier
and Urban Development Expansion--Darrington, WA
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chelan County, Chelan County Chelan River Heights Housing-- WA 1,200,000 Schrier
and Urban Development Department of Chelan County, WA
Development Initiatives Economic Services
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Department of Housing Economic Green River College Building the Electric Automotive Center of WA 250,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development Higher Education Today
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Federal Way Day Center Relocation, Reconstruction, and WA 250,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development Equipment
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tukwila Tukwila Community Center Facility Upgrades WA 850,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic South King Fire Firefighter PPE CO2 Decontamination Unit WA 850,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Des Moines Midway Park Reconstruction WA 850,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Highline College Highline College Community Soccer and WA 1,200,000 Smith (WA)
and Urban Development Sports Complex
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Pierce County Public Pierce Transit System-Wide ADA Signage WA 250,000 Strickland
and Urban Development Transportation Improvements
Development Initiatives Benefit Area
Corporation (DBA
Pierce Transit)
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Department of Housing Economic City of Olympia City of Olympia Armory Redevelopment WA 250,000 Strickland
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edgewood Interurban Trail Phase III (Jovita Canyon) WA 250,000 Strickland
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of University Chambers Bay Access to Opportunity--Road WA 300,000 Strickland
and Urban Development Place and Sidewalk Safety Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Puyallup Meeker Street Improvements WA 850,000 Strickland
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Tacoma Housing Salishan Hillside Phase I Renovations WA 850,000 Strickland
and Urban Development Authority
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tenino Regional Meat Processing Infrastructure WA 850,000 Strickland
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fircrest Alameda Ave East--44th Street to Emerson WA 850,000 Strickland
and Urban Development Street Pedestrian and Bicyclist
Development Initiatives Improvements
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Department of Housing Economic City of Tacoma City of Tacoma Fire Engine Acquisition WA 1,000,000 Strickland
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Wauwatosa Fire Training Ground Facility Replacement WI 250,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Milwaukee County Kosciuszko Community Center WI 250,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Milwaukee City of Milwaukee Dock Improvement Program WI 250,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development Port Milwaukee
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Milwaukee Milwaukee Schoolyards Improvements and WI 250,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development Metropolitan Water Workforce Development Project
Development Initiatives Sewerage District
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Department of Housing Economic Housing Authority of Safety and Security Upgrades and Equipment WI 500,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development the City of
Development Initiatives Milwaukee
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Department of Housing Economic City of Milwaukee Addressing Lead Based Hazards in Public WI 750,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development Health Department Facilities
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic University of Improving Health and Living Environment WI 850,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development Wisconsin Milwaukee Project--Faclity Renovation, Expansion,
Development Initiatives and Equipment
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Bayside North Shore Library WI 850,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Milwaukee Priority Needs Supportive Housing WI 2,000,000 Moore (WI)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Village of Loganville Street and Utility WI 250,000 Pocan
and Urban Development Loganville, WI Improvements
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Edgerton, City of Edgerton Veterans Park Site WI 400,000 Pocan
and Urban Development Wisconsin Improvement Project
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Town of Mount Ida Roadway Improvements WI 175,000 Van Orden
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Chippewa County Chippewa County Mortuary WI 600,000 Van Orden
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Village of Suamico Water Infrastructure Improvements WI 1,000,000 Wied
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Kaukauna Water Treatment System Improvements WI 1,000,000 Wied
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Green Bay Metro Fire Green Bay Metro Fire Department WI 1,000,000 Wied
and Urban Development Department Construction
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Monroe County Board Peterstown School Athletic Facility WV 3,250,000 Miller (WV)
and Urban Development of Education
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Marshall University Marshall University Aviation Martinsburg WV 900,000 Moore (WV)
and Urban Development Expansion
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Parkersburg Municipal Parking Improvements WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic Wood County Spencers Landing Development WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV)
and Urban Development Development
Development Initiatives Authority
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Department of Housing Economic City of Fairmont Watson Fire Station Renovation WV 1,000,000 Moore (WV)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Wheeling Gateway Center and Trail Connection WV 2,000,000 Moore (WV)
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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Department of Housing Economic City of Rock Springs Bitter Creek Restoration--Phase 2 WY 2,000,000 Hageman
and Urban Development
Development Initiatives
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MINORITY VIEWS
This bill represents a step in the wrong direction for
America. The Republican majority's Fiscal Year 2026
appropriations bill for the Subcommittee on Transportation,
Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies (T-HUD) cuts
discretionary spending by $6 million, or 6 percent, for
critical transportation, housing, and community development
programs. This year's T-HUD allocation of $89.9 billion,
including $388 million to support maritime defense readiness
programs at the Department of Transportation, is still
insufficient to address our nation's housing challenges,
infrastructure issues, and the cost-of-living crisis. This bill
is nothing short of a disservice to our constituents who have
called on us to maintain and improve our transportation systems
and housing infrastructure, while promoting and protecting jobs
across urban and rural communities across our great nation.
Although the T-HUD bill has historically acted as a pillar of
support for the middle class, working class, and vulnerable
Americans by investing in commuter rail and affordable housing,
this bill guts essential Federal programs, discourages economic
growth and prosperity, exacerbates the cost-of-living crisis,
and impedes the progression of affordable housing for all
Americans.
Throughout America, more than 771,000 people experience
homelessness on any given day and millions of families struggle
to pay rent as incomes struggle to keep pace with rising
housing costs. Yet, this bill includes a $939 million cut from
fiscal year 2025, or 1 percent for the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development while ignoring the realities of
inflation and rising rents. This bill makes the affordable
housing and homelessness crisis worse by cutting investments in
Section 8 and Public Housing, home to more than 3 million low-
income and working American households. It includes cuts to the
Homeless Assistance Grants, which is intended to serve more
than 750,000 people at risk of or experiencing homelessness,
including survivors of domestic violence and youth. This bill
also exacerbates the cost-of-living crisis by cutting the PRO
Housing program, which helps mayors and governors fund
evidence-based polices and local solutions to promote transit-
driven environments, eliminating Housing Counseling assistance,
which educates potential homebuyers on how to become and remain
a successful homeowner, and removing funding that reduces the
harms imposed by lead-based paint hazards in public housing.
The bill goes even further, cutting investments for
longstanding civil rights enforcement programs that protect
housing choice for most Americans, including those with
disabilities, Black Americans, veterans, seniors, and Tribal
communities by 67 percent. We should be investing in programs
that put people to work to build more affordable housing, build
wealth, repair and make more accessible aging housing, and
create healthy environments that help communities thrive.
Meanwhile, we are seeing outdated infrastructure continue
to impact the safety of our transportation workers and
communities. Americans also experience constant congestion on
our roads, delays at our airports, and bottlenecks at train
stations. Yet, this bill zeroes out funding to Amtrak and guts
capital investment grants by 98 percent, which will
subsequently increase commuter traffic and service delays,
decrease the availability of future jobs in transportation, and
reduce the public's trust in reliable passenger and freight
rail systems and public transportation. This bill includes
unrealistic gimmicks to make up for a woefully inadequate
allocation that would force governors and mayors to make
impossible decisions on how to prioritize labor and local
resources against the laundry list of must-do projects that
span transportation modes and increase safety. The most obvious
gimmick is a $4.4 billion transfer from the bipartisan
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) from programs
that improve rail safety, mitigate flooding, reinvest in
historically disadvantaged communities, reduce emissions for
our port workers, and expand our national electric vehicle
infrastructure to keep pace with a growing sector. While the
IIJA provides for historic investments in transportation, it is
not without limitation. The backlog of capital improvements on
subways and railways cannot be transformed with those resources
alone. The IIJA was never intended to replace the necessary
investments provided through this bill. If the Republican
majority neglects infrastructure that is crumbling before our
very eyes, it will only get more expensive to address in the
future and will become more dangerous for all Americans.
This bill also includes harmful and divisive policy riders
that aim to divide our country and our legislature and have no
place in a T-HUD bill. These riders prohibit certain funding to
be applied in specific states, ease landlords' unlawful
eviction processes, limit the power of sanctuary jurisdictions
with immigration scare tactics, and fail to meet the
administration's recently update climate and environmental
safety standards.
During full Committee consideration of this bill, Democrats
offered amendments to remove harmful riders that would reverse
progress to address climate change, unnecessarily attack high
speed rail, roll back transportation safety protections for the
traveling public, and reverse progress on meaningful efforts to
advance civil rights and equity in this country. Republicans
rejected these amendments.
This bill has been considered during a time of remarkable
upheaval for the Committee. Since taking office in January
2025, the executive branch has been engaged in a rampant,
unlawful, and unconstitutional disregard for spending laws. In
particular, the Office of Management and Budget has been at the
center of a government-wide effort to thwart the intent of this
Committee's laws in its actions, while also unlawfully refusing
to publish the agency's legally-binding budget decisions (known
as apportionments) in contravention of an unambiguous and
constitutionally sound assertion of the Congress's authority to
impose transparency requirements upon the executive branch.
The current executive branch has contended--at times--an
inherent Presidential power to impound. However, while this
bill was approved over the objection of all Democrats on the
Committee, the debate and proceedings made unmistakably clear,
just as former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United
States William Rehnquist concluded (at the time an Assistant
Attorney General with the Department of Justice Office):
``With respect to the suggestion that the President
has a constitutional power to decline to spend
appropriated funds, we must conclude that existence of
such a broad power is supported by neither reason nor
precedent.''
The laws considered and enacted by this Committee reflect
the legally binding expression of Congress's constitutional
power of the purse, effectuated through the conditions and
permissions the Committee places on spending authority through
the Congress's Article I powers. Just as the Committee chooses
to allow or restrict the purpose for any purpose in the bill,
so too does the Committee decide the amount for which an
activity shall be funded. When the Committee allows the
flexibility of merely mandating a ceiling (or upper limit) or a
floor (lowest required level) for an activity, it does so in
contrast to every other instance where it has included a
specific amount, which unless otherwise stated is Congress's
clear intent to be both a floor and a ceiling.
These perspectives are both uncontroversial and
longstanding principles on which all of the Committee's work
rests.
This bill impacts the day-to-day lives of every person in
our country in a positive way, but this measure cuts spending
and targets already disadvantaged communities, which will be to
the detriment of millions of Americans. We all know that
Democratic votes will be needed to reach a spending agreement
that can be enacted. When Republicans get serious about meeting
the true needs of most Americans, we will be ready and willing
to work with our colleagues to make sure this bill better funds
initiatives that Americans rely on to pursue the American
dream.
Rosa DeLauro.
James E. Clyburn.
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