Explanatory Statement, H.R. 2617, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 — Congressional Record, December 20, 2022
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This is the Congressional Record, Vol. 168, No. 198, Book III, for Tuesday, December 20, 2022, Senate, from page S9325. It prints the Explanatory Statement submitted by Mr. Leahy, Chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, regarding H.R. 2617, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023. The statement begins with Division L, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2023, and states that the joint explanatory statement indicates congressional intent. It states that the bill provides $171,014,000 for the salaries and expenses of the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Transportation, and includes directives on transparency, audit standards, human trafficking, and local hiring.
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Vol. 168 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2022 No. 198—Book III
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EXPLANATORY STATEMENT SUB- grammatic duplication identified by the an- FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH
MITTED BY MR. LEAHY, CHAIR nual Government Accountability Office The agreement urges the Departments
OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON [GAO] reports along with legal barriers pre- funded under this division to affirmatively
venting the agency’s ability to further re- determine and make available on a publicly
APPROPRIATIONS, REGARDING duce duplication and legislative rec- accessible website a justification that Feder-
H.R. 2617, CONSOLIDATED APPRO- ommendations, if applicable. ally funded research grants or agreements
PRIATIONS ACT, 2023 TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENT promote the progress of science in the
The following is an explanation of The agreement directs the Secretary of United States or will advance a national se-
the Consolidated Appropriations Act, Transportation to follow recommendations curity or economic interest.
2023. suggested by the GAO in the GAO–19–541 re- HUMAN TRAFFICKING
port and issue a department-wide directive The agreement encourages the DOT to con-
DIVISION L—TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING to promote transparency and fairness by es- tinue efforts to combat human trafficking
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RE- tablishing uniform procedures to be followed through the transportation leaders against
LATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS by the DOT in reviewing and selecting dis- human trafficking initiative and the blue
ACT, 2023 cretionary grants. The Secretary shall re- lightning initiative. The agreement encour-
port to the House and Senate Committees on ages prioritizing grants from the Federal
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTIVES Appropriations within 90 days of the enact- Transit Administration’s [FTA] 5307 program
The joint explanatory statement accom- ment of this act. and the Federal Aviation Administration’s
panying this division is approved and indi- The agreement directs the agencies in this [FAA] airport improvement program to tran-
cates congressional intent. Unless otherwise act to state within the text, audio, or video sit providers and airport sponsors serving
noted, the language set forth in House Re- used for new advertising purposes, including areas with high rates of human trafficking.
port 117–402 carries the same weight as lan- advertising/posting on the Internet, that the In addition, the DOT should also encourage
guage included in this joint explanatory advertisements are printed, published, or use of best practices and recommendations
statement and should be complied with un- produced and disseminated at U.S. taxpayer from the DOT advisory committee on human
less specifically addressed to the contrary in expense, with exemptions for safety or con- trafficking.
this joint explanatory statement. While flicts with the agency’s ability to carry out TITLE I
some language is repeated for emphasis, it is their statutory authority.
not intended to negate the language referred The agreement directs agencies to collect DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
to above unless expressly provided herein. In data on what information Federal grant re- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
cases where the House has directed the sub- cipients currently include in the public docu- SALARIES AND EXPENSES
mission of a report, such report is to be sub- ments announcing the grant award to deter- The bill provides $171,014,000 for the sala-
mitted to both the House and Senate Com- mine whether recipients of funding in this ries and expenses of the Office of the Sec-
mittees on Appropriations. The Department act could comply with the Stevens amend- retary [OST].
of Transportation [DOT] and the Department ment (section 505 of title V, division H of The agreement directs the Department to
of Housing and Urban Development [HUD] Public Law 115–141) without unreasonable abide by both the will and intent of Congress
are directed to notify the House and Senate burden. in all funding and policy decisions, and to
Committees on Appropriations seven days AUDIT STANDARDS consult with the House and Senate Commit-
prior to the announcement of a new pro- For all contract actions, including awards, tees on Appropriations prior to issuing all
gram, initiative, or authority. Any re- renewals, and amendments, Departments and notices of funding opportunities [NOFO].
programming requests must be submitted to agencies provided funding in this act shall Local hiring.—The agreement encourages
the Committees on Appropriations no later require any accounting firm providing finan- the Department to update its guidance on
than June 30, 2023. local hiring flexibility to allow local hiring
cial auditing or audit remediation services
For fiscal year 2023, the terms ‘‘program, preferences on projects funded by the Infra-
to provide a statement setting forth the de-
project, and activity’’ [PPA] shall mean any structure Investment and Jobs Act [IIJA] to
tails of any disciplinary proceedings occur-
item for which a dollar amount is contained the extent permissible under section 25019 of
ring within 1 year of the projected perform-
in this act, House Report 117–402, or this Public Law 117–58.
ance period related to noncompliance with Freight.—The agreement reminds the De-
joint explanatory statement. The table in rules or laws applying to audit services.
the operating plan required by House Report partment to provide the report required in
DATA ACT COMPLIANCE fiscal year 2021 regarding potential options
117–402 shall apply to all items for which a
The agreement expects agencies to for modifying existing transportation pro-
dollar amount is specified and to all pro-
prioritize the submission of timely, accu- grams to allow improvements to inland wa-
grams for which new budget (obligational)
rate, quality, and complete financial and terways to the House and Senate Commit-
authority is provided, as well as to discre-
award information under existing U.S. tees on Appropriations, the House Com-
tionary grants and discretionary grant allo-
Treasury reporting obligations in accordance mittee on Transportation and Infrastruc-
cations.
with established management guidance, re- ture, and the Senate Committee on Com-
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET JUSTIFICATIONS porting processes, and data standards estab- merce, Science, and Transportation within 30
The agreement directs each agency to in- lished under the requirements of the Digital days of enactment of this act.
clude within its budget justification a report Accountability and Transparency Act (Pub- Permit streamlining.—The agreement en-
on all efforts made to address the pro- lic Law 113–101). courages the Secretary to coordinate with
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S9326 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE December 20, 2022
project sponsors to use interactive and dig- Executive order 13905 implementation and signal authen- Mega grants.—When awarding advance ap-
ital platforms where possible in meeting en- tication .............................................................................. 5,000,000 propriations funds for the mega grants pro-
Transportation vulnerability and resiliency data program .... 3,000,000
vironmental review and community engage- gram, the agreement encourages the Sec-
ment requirements under the National Envi- retary to consider mega grant applications
Advanced research projects agency—infra-
ronmental Policy Act. The Secretary is di- that include the development of coastal and
structure [ARP A–I] research plan.—The agree-
rected to brief the House and Senate Com- inland ports in order to facilitate an effi-
ment requires the Department within 120
mittees on Appropriations within 180 days of cient supply chain.
days from the date of enactment of this act
enactment of this act on its efforts to imple- THRIVING COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE
to complete the staffing plan and outline of
ment the IIJA and metrics needed to make
planned research as directed in House Report (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
the permitting process more effective, effi-
117–402. The bill provides $25,000,000 for a thriving
cient, and transparent, including its efforts Position navigation and timing [PNT] tech-
to reduce paperwork, improve efficiencies communities program, to remain available
nologies and global positioning system [GPS] until September 30, 2025.
across modes, reduce timelines for com- backup.—Building on the $15,000,000 provided
pleting environmental review, and determine NATIONAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION AND
in fiscal year 2022, the agreement provides
whether digital platforms facilitate trans- INNOVATIVE FINANCE BUREAU
another $15,000,000 in fiscal year 2023 to en-
parency and reduce the time needed to com- able the Secretary to support the GPS The bill provides $8,850,000 for the National
plete project permitting. backup/complementary PNT technologies Surface Transportation and Innovative Fi-
Consumer protections.—The agreement in- program, which will allow for the wide adop- nance Bureau, to remain available until ex-
cludes an increase of $1,000,000 above the re- tion of multiple technologies that provide pended.
quest for the Department’s Office of Aviation the necessary GPS backup and complemen- Selection process for INFRA grants.—The
Consumer Protection to increase efforts to tary PNT as identified in 2021 in the ‘‘Com- agreement directs the Department to con-
protect aviation consumers from deceptive plementary PNT and GPS Backup Tech- tinue to advance recommendations in the
practices. nologies Demonstration Report’’ (DOT– GAO reports entitled ‘‘Discretionary Trans-
Office of the Under Secretary of Transpor- VNTSC–20–07). The agreement expects the portation Grants: DOT Should Take Actions
tation for Policy.—The agreement supports an Department to report its findings and rec- to Improve the Selection of Freight and
additional position in the Office of Inter- ommendations enabling GPS backup to the Highway Projects’’ [GAO–18–38] and ‘‘Discre-
national Aviation for transportation eco- House and Senate Committees on Appropria- tionary Transportation Grants: DOT Should
nomic research and sufficient resources to tions within 1 year of enactment of this act. Clarify Application Requirements and Over-
fill the long-term vacancies in the Policy Resiliency.—The agreement directs the De- sight Activities’’ [GAO–22–104532] and further
and Aviation and International Affairs of- partment to expand its technical assistance clarify application requirements.
fices and in support of the regional transpor- and trainings to help state DOTs, local gov- RAILROAD REHABILITATION AND IMPROVEMENT
tation attaches. The agreement does not in- ernments, and Tribal governments develop FINANCING PROGRAM
clude additional staffing for the launch of a reliable indicators of vulnerability and ac-
national equity accelerator and instead pro- The bill authorizes the Secretary to issue
tionable mitigation measures in all phases of direct loans and loan guarantees pursuant to
vides funding to facilitate further technical transportation planning, asset management,
assistance efforts within the National Sur- chapter 224 of title 49, United States Code.
project-specific planning and development,
face Transportation and Innovation Finance and operations toward improving resiliency FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CAPITAL
Bureau. and reducing lifecycle costs. The agreement The bill provides $5,000,000 for the financial
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget also directs the Department to prioritize re- management capital program, to remain
and Programs.—The recommended level for search and demonstrations of new and prov- available until September 30, 2024.
the Office of the Assistant Secretary for en technologies that could make infrastruc- CYBER SECURITY INITIATIVES
Budget and Programs is $21,026,000 for adjust- ture systems more resilient and to share The bill provides $48,100,000 for depart-
ments to base and seven additional positions. such technologies with other state and Fed-
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Govern- mental cyber security initiatives, to remain
eral partners as appropriate. available until September 30, 2024.
mental Affairs.—The recommended level for NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
the Office of the Assistant Secretary for OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Governmental Affairs is $3,968,000 to accom- The bill provides $14,800,000 for the Office
modate adjustments to base and two addi- The bill provides $800,000,000 for local and of Civil Rights. The agreement specifies that
tional positions. regional project assistance grants as author- amounts provided above the fiscal year 2022
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Adminis- ized under 49 U.S.C. 6702, to remain available enacted level are to accommodate adjust-
tration.—The recommended level for the Of- until expended. Of this amount, not less than ments to base.
fice of the Assistant Secretary for Adminis- $20,000,000 is for projects in historically dis-
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND
tration is $41,399,000 in order to accommo- advantaged communities or areas of per-
DEVELOPMENT
date adjustments to base, contract support sistent poverty and not less than five per-
cent is for planning grants. Consistent with (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
as requested, and the presidential manage-
ment fellows internship program as re- 49 U.S.C. 6702, not more than 50 percent of The bill provides $36,543,000 for planning,
quested. The recommended level provides the funding shall be allocated to projects in research, and development activities, to re-
sufficient resources for an additional nine rural and urbanized areas, respectively, and main available until expended. Of this
positions for Departmental oversight and ac- the Secretary may increase the Federal cost- amount, $5,436,000 is for the interagency in-
countability responsibilities, human re- share above 80 percent for projects in rural frastructure permitting improvement center
sources, single audit liaisons, grants and fi- areas, historically disadvantaged commu- and $12,914,000 is for the purposes and
nancial assistance, contracting and acquisi- nities, or areas of persistent poverty. The amounts specified in the table entitled
tions, and environmental sustainability to bill directs the Secretary to take such meas- ‘‘Community Project Funding/Congression-
meet the new requirements of the Energy ures to ensure an equitable geographic dis- ally Directed Spending’’ included in this
Act of 2020. tribution of funds, an appropriate balance in joint explanatory statement. Further, the
Office of Public Affairs and Public Engage- addressing the needs of rural and urban com- agreement directs that the specific funding
ment.—The recommended level for the Office munities, including Tribal areas, and the in- allocated in the table entitled ‘‘Community
of Public Affairs and Public Engagement is vestment in a variety of transportation Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
$5,727,000 in order to accommodate adjust- modes. Further, the bill requires the Sec- Spending’’ included in this joint explanatory
ments to base and five additional positions, retary to consider and award projects solely statement shall not diminish or prejudice
of which three are for public affairs and two based upon the selection criteria in 49 U.S.C. any application or geographic region to re-
are for public engagement. 6702(d)(3) and (d)(4). The agreement reiter- ceive other discretionary grants or loans.
Office of the Chief Information Officer.—The ates to the Department and potential appli- Autonomous vehicle research in rural commu-
recommended level for the Office of the Chief cants that this competitive grant program nities.—The agreement directs the Depart-
Information Officer is $29,195,000 to accom- supports a broad variety of transportation ment to provide another $15,000,000 to con-
modate adjustments to base and the request projects, including highway, bridge, or road tinue this research from the unobligated bal-
for electronic records management. projects; public transportation projects; pas- ances remaining from the funds provided for
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY senger and freight rail projects, including the highly automated vehicle research and
high speed passenger rail; port infrastructure development program under the heading
The bill provides $48,996,000 for research
improvement projects; intermodal projects, ‘‘Department of Transportation-Federal
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and technology, of which $37,542,000 shall re-
including commercial, transit, and inter- Motor Carrier Safety Administration-Motor
main available until expended. Of the total
modal parking garages; bicycle and pedes- Carrier Safety Grants’’ in division L of the
amount, the agreement provides the fol-
trian projects; multimodal infrastructure Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018.
lowing levels for specific activities:
projects; and infrastructure reuse projects. Concrete research.—The agreement includes
Highly automated systems safety center of excellence ........ $5,000,000 The agreement also reminds the Department $5,000,000 for an accredited research univer-
Advanced research projects agency—infrastructure ............ 3,224,000 that projects that alleviate blocked high- sity of higher education, in partnership with
Position and navigation timing ............................................. 15,000,000 way-rail grade crossings are eligible for a producer of steel in the United States, to
Interdisciplinary transportation law and policy .................... 600,000 funding under this heading. conduct research on the properties of steel
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December 20, 2022 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S9327
slag materials for use in cement and con- equipment equal to the useful life and esti- The FAA is reminded that the annual CWP
crete, furthering previous research under the mated replacement cost of such equipment. serves as the basis of the House and Senate
Federal Highway Administration’s [FHWA] Section 107 requires congressional notifica- Committees on Appropriations’ funding rec-
highway research and development. tion before the Department of Transpor- ommendations every year, should reflect the
Non-traditional emerging technologies council tation provides credit assistance under the Administration’s budget request, and should
[NETT].—The agreement encourages the transportation infrastructure finance and in- be submitted solely by the Administrator of
NETT to develop and establish Department- novation act [TIFIA] program. the FAA. For the 2023–2032 CWP, the FAA
wide processes, solutions, and best practices Section 108 provides $4,500,000 for expenses shall provide both total and facility specific
for identifying and managing non-traditional related to the building replacement of the data based on the current staffing standard
and emerging transportation technologies Volpe national transportation systems cen- and may include additional data from the
and projects, and to provide assistance to ter. CRWG process for comparative purposes. The
local and state governments for non-tradi- Section 109 extends the liquidation of valid 2023–2032 CWP should also include end of fis-
tional emerging technologies. obligations for one fiscal year for amounts cal year 2022 counts of certified professional
made available for the national infrastruc- controllers [CPC], CPCs in training, and de-
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
ture investments program in Public Law 117– velopmental controllers by facility. The
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) agreement directs the FAA to brief the
180.
The bill limits expenditures for working Section 109A allows the Secretary to trans- House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
capital fund activities to $505,285,000. fer funds appropriated for administrative ex- tions on the methods used to determine the
The limitation allows the Department to penses in this act and in Public Law 117–103 controller staffing targets for the 2023–2032
complete the migration of commodity infor- to the account identified in section 801 of di- CWP upon its submission. The FAA is also
mation technology [IT] to the working cap- vision J of Public Law 117–58 for the national directed to update the House and Senate
ital fund. Permission to expand activities to infrastructure investments. Committees on Appropriations within 30
human capital and non-commodity IT activi- Section 109B makes funds available to days of enactment of this act on the open
ties is denied. bring certain projects to completion. recommendations from the Office of Inspec-
SMALL AND DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION tor General’s reports AV2019013 and
UTILIZATION AND OUTREACH AV2021035.
OPERATIONS
Advanced air mobility [AAM].—The agree-
The bill provides $5,132,000 for small and (AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND) ment recognizes the FAA’s ongoing work on
disadvantaged business utilization and out- The agreement provides $11,915,000,000 for AAM and encourages the FAA to provide a
reach, to remain available until September the operations of the Federal Aviation Ad- transparent framework and requirements to
30, 2024. ministration [FAA], to remain available stakeholders for the safe use of AAM in the
PAYMENTS TO AIR CARRIERS until September 30, 2024. Of the total amount future. The agreement further recognizes
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND) provided, $9,993,821,000 is to be derived from that the FAA has committed to completing
The act provides $354,827,000 for payments the airport and airway trust fund. The act the proposed special Federal aviation re-
to air carriers, to remain available until ex- distributes funds by budget activity. The quirement which will enable commercial op-
pended, and continues to waive certain eligi- agreement does not include the realignment erations and pilot licensing in a manner by
bility requirements. included in the budget request. The FAA is December 31, 2024.
directed to include in its fiscal year 2023 op- Air traffic control privatization.—The agree-
GAO report.—The agreement directs the
erating plan and fiscal year 2024 budget re- ment does not support any efforts to transfer
GAO to provide a report on the current state
quest any carryover and how it plans to use the FAA’s air traffic functions to a not-for-
of commercial air service to small airports,
these unobligated balances. profit, independent, private corporation.
including the impact of COVID–19 and Aircraft Certification, Safety, and Account-
COVID–19–related financial assistance pro- The agreement continues to direct the
FAA to report immediately to the House and ability Act [ACSAA].—The FAA is directed to
grams enacted by Congress. The report shall provide all reports and briefings that are
include any recommendations to Congress Senate Committees on Appropriations in the
event resources are insufficient to operate a mandated by ACSAA to the House and Sen-
and the DOT that would help maintain or in- ate Committees on Appropriations. The
crease commercial air service to small com- safe and effective air traffic control system,
and appreciates the FAA’s efforts to inform agreement directs the FAA to notify the
munities. House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
the committees of additional funding needs
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—OFFICE OF THE tions of any significant difference identified
in fiscal year 2023 for controller hiring and
SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION
training. The FAA has had to reduce its hir- by the GAO report GAO–22–104480 between
(INCLUDING RESCISSION AND TRANSFER OF ing targets for air traffic controllers [ATCs] the U.S. and the European Union in approv-
FUNDS) in fiscal years 2021 and 2022 due to COVID–19, ing new designs of commercial transport air-
and staffing levels in certain high demand planes that warrant changes to the FAA’s
Section 101 prohibits funds available to the
facilities remain a challenge. Funding from processes.
Department of Transportation from being Aircraft certification.—The agreement pro-
obligated for the Office of the Secretary of previous fiscal years intended for hiring new
vides not less than $320,457,000 for aircraft
Transportation to approve assessments or re- ATCs was redirected to personal safety sup-
certification service, and the FAA may use
imbursable agreements pertaining to funds plies and necessary COVID–19 cleanings, in
these funds to ensure the certification and
appropriated to the operating administra- order to protect the workforce, as well as for
safety of products and technologies that
tions, except for activities underway on the additional costs associated with COVID–19 could reduce noise and emissions worldwide.
date of enactment of this act, unless such as- related leave. As a result, the agreement al- The agreement expects the FAA to continue
sessments or agreements have completed the lows the FAA to increase the number of new its efforts on training safety oversight per-
normal reprogramming process for congres- air traffic controllers by up to 480 above the sonnel involved in the certification process
sional notification. levels included in the 2022–2031 ATC con- through opportunities for knowledge-shar-
Section 102 requires the Secretary of troller workforce plan [CWP]. The FAA may ing, including demonstration projects, be-
Transportation to post on the Internet a use air traffic organization [ATO] contract tween the FAA and industry, and access to
schedule of all council on credit and finance savings and reductions in discretionary ad- the FAA training for the FAA employees and
meetings, agendas, and meeting minutes. justments from the President’s budget re- other individuals performing oversight work
Section 103 allows the Department of quest that are not referenced elsewhere in on behalf of the agency.
Transportation’s working capital fund to this joint explanatory statement to pay for Commercial space operations.—The agree-
provide payments in advance to vendors for this increased controller staffing level. ment includes $37,854,000, an increase of
the Federal transit pass fringe benefit pro- Funding is also included in the facilities and $5,384,000 above the fiscal year 2022 enacted
gram, and to provide full or partial pay- equipment account for increased air traffic level, and includes up to 40 new positions for
ments to, and to accept reimbursements simulator training. launch and reentry licensing activities and
from, Federal agencies for transit benefit As a condition of this increase, the FAA is human spaceflight activities. The agreement
distribution services. directed to brief the House and Senate Com- directs the FAA to report within 90 days of
Section 104 allows the Department of mittees on Appropriations on a quarterly enactment of this act to the House and Sen-
Transportation’s working capital fund to use basis on: (1) the status of hiring for all new ate Committees on Appropriations on its ef-
certain recoveries from the transit benefit controllers funded in this bill; (2) actual forts to integrate commercial space oper-
program to improve the administration of staffing levels, including hiring and separa- ations into the national airspace system
that program. tion levels, at all ATC facilities; and (3) [NAS], data on delays to commercial airline
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Section 105 requires approval from the As- flight delays at each ATC facility by cat- flights resulting from commercial space op-
sistant Secretary for Administration for re- egory. The FAA is also working through the erations, and an evaluation of the impact of
tention or senior executive bonuses for all collaborative resource workgroup [CRWG] to commercial space operations on the environ-
DOT employees. improve the process for determining con- ment and communities.
Section 106 requires the Department of troller staffing targets that may be included Community engagement and noise.—The
Transportation’s working capital fund to in the annual CWP. All relevant stake- agreement includes the requested increase of
transfer equipment into the working capital holders, as determined by the Secretary, $1,308,000 and four new positions for commu-
fund and collect replacement reserve for the should be a part of the overall process. nity engagement to address aviation noise
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S9328 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE December 20, 2022
issues, including funding for technical and traffic contributes to airspace congestion 117–402 to provide a BVLOS rulemaking plan
analytical support services to help address and where inadequate radar coverage is lim- no later than October 1, 2022, the agreement
noise issues for communities that may not iting airport capacity for commercial, mili- directs the FAA to engage with UAS stake-
have such expertise themselves. The FAA tary, and fire management air traffic. holders to inform them of its proposed UAS
should place retiring air traffic controllers Radio altimeters and 5G.—The FAA is di- BVLOS rulemaking schedule, the challenges
in positions that can provide the necessary rected to immediately notify Congress of associated with this rulemaking, and any
technical expertise to noise impacted com- any anticipated disruptions to the aviation differences between the proposed rulemaking
munities. system due to further implementation of 5G and the BVLOS aviation rulemaking com-
Contract towers.—The agreement provides and to continue its collaboration with other mittee’s [ARC’s] recommendations. The
not less than $187,800,000 for the contract Federal agencies and industry stakeholders agreement also directs the FAA to brief the
tower program, and directs the FAA to con- to mitigate disruptions caused by the 5G House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
tinue to operate all contract towers cur- rollout in order to maintain a safe and effi- tions within 60 days of enactment of this act
rently in the program and to expeditiously cient national airspace as additional tele- on: (1) its plans to align policies that do not
add qualified eligible airports. The agree- communications companies deploy 5G. These require rulemaking, including issuance of
ment also directs the FAA to provide flexi- efforts should be achieved in a mutually ben- waivers, with the proposals recommended in
bility to contract towers at small-hub air- eficial and reasonable timeline that accounts the BVLOS ARC report; and (2) its plans to
ports with unique terrain and winter weather for unpredictable contingencies. issue guidance providing accelerated path-
challenges so that each contract tower in- The agreement directs the FAA to con- ways to enable low-altitude operations under
cludes a minimum of two controllers during tinue altimeter research and support vol- existing rules, such as standard scenarios or
all regularly scheduled commercial flights, untary forums with industry partners in pre-defined risk assessments.
where permissible under current law. order to establish new performance stand- UAS test sites.—The agreement includes
Contracting.—The agreement urges the ards that consider the future of 5G, 6G, 7G, $6,000,000 for providing matching funds to
FAA to close all open recommendations from and beyond. The agreement directs the FAA commercial entities that contract with an
the Office of Inspector General report to brief the House and Senate Committees on FAA-designated UAS test site.
ZA2020020 and directs the FAA to brief the Appropriations on its assessment of current Unfinished rulemaking.—The agreement di-
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- radio altimeter technologies, including fil- rects the FAA to brief the House and Senate
tions on any open recommendations from the ters and other redesigns to reduce their sus- Committees on Appropriations on the unfin-
Office of the Inspector General report ceptibility to potential 5G interference, and ished rulemaking related to the safety of for-
ZA2017098. the extent to which such technologies can eign repair stations and the rulemaking re-
Cybersecurity.—The agreement includes the accommodate all future desired uses of C- quired by section 102 of the ACSAA within 30
requested increase of $24,926,000 and 26 new band spectrum adjacent to the radar altim- days of enactment of this act. The rule-
positions for cybersecurity. eter band. The FAA’s assessment should be making required by section 102 of the
FAA public hearing.—The agreement notes based on feedback from airlines, airports, the ACSAA is expected to be scalable and flexi-
that the recent proposal to modify the con- telecommunications industry, and radio al- ble for operations of various sizes, and ex-
dor 1 and condor 2 military operating areas timeter manufacturers on the limits of cur- pected to include specifics on how it can be
has been withdrawn. However, the agreement rent technologies, the need for future re- implemented.
remains concerned with any potential pro- search, the extent to which industry is al-
posals to modify these military operating Workforce diversity.—Of the amount pro-
ready investing in such research, and any re- vided for staff offices, the agreement in-
areas and encourages the FAA to work with search and development activities that the
its partner agencies by holding a public hear- cludes not less than $5,000,000 for the minor-
FAA can conduct and/or sponsor to prepare ity serving institutions internship program,
ing with representatives from the relevant for 6G, 7G, and beyond.
Federal agencies in western Maine if any which the FAA should continue to grow and
Small unmanned aircraft systems [UAS] pro-
such proposal is issued. Should any similar manage in a cost-effective manner.
curement.—For any acquisition of small UAS
proposal be issued, the agreement directs the using funds provided by the FAA, including FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
FAA to report to the House and Senate Com- those to Federal grant recipients, the FAA (AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
mittees on Appropriations prior to the should require certification of review of the The agreement provides $2,945,000,000 for
issuance of a record of decision regarding Department of Homeland Security [DHS] in- facilities and equipment. Of the total
any modification of the condor 1 and condor dustry alert, and any subsequent and rel- amount available, $570,000,000 is for per-
2 military operations areas that includes a evant UAS guidance, and completion of a sonnel and related expenses and available
summary of any public meetings and hear- risk assessment that considers the proposed until September 30, 2024; $2,221,200,000 is
ings and a list of the comments, questions, use of the foreign-made UAS. The agreement available until September 30, 2025; and
and responses presented at these meetings directs the FAA to regularly brief the House $153,800,000 is for terminal facilities and
and hearings. and Senate Committees on Appropriations, available until September 30, 2027. The FAA
Helicopter safety.—The FAA is expected to on an as needed basis, on any security risks is expected to make sound investment deci-
respond to and address all National Trans- or challenges identified by either agency sions and report to the House and Senate
portation Safety Board [NTSB] recommenda- from any small UAS or UAS components. Committees on Appropriations on any major
tions from the final report on the December Spaceports.—Not more than 180 days after
cost overruns or delays.
26, 2019 air tour helicopter crash in Kekaha, the submission of the report to Congress re-
Hawaii. The FAA is also strongly urged to The table below provides allocations of
quired by section 580 of the FAA Authoriza-
develop a cue-based training program for funds for FAA facilities and equipment from
tion Act of 2018 on national spaceports pol-
commercial air tour pilots in Hawaii that the IIJA for fiscal year 2023, which are sub-
icy, the FAA shall submit an assessment to
specifically addresses hazardous aspects of ject to section 405 of this act:
the House and Senate Committees on Appro-
local weather phenomena and inflight deci- priations of the effectiveness and suitability
sion-making. of existing infrastructure grant programs at
Allocation of Funds for FAA Facilities and Equipment from
The agreement also continues to provide the DOT and other Federal agencies that the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act—Fiscal
$5,000,000 for efforts to improve helicopter could be used for spaceports in a manner Year 2023
safety and directs the FAA to brief the consistent with the section 580 report.
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- Activity 2—Air Traffic Control Facilities and Equipment
Special use airspace.—The agreement di-
tions within 120 days of enactment of this rects the FAA to continue its efforts to im- Air Route Traffic Control Center [ARTCC] & Combined Con-
act on an execution strategy, including pro- prove airspace sharing with the Department trol Facility [CCF] Building Improvements ........................ $45,000,000
gram structure, phased plan, schedule with of Defense [DOD] for special use airspace. Air Traffic Control En Route Radar Facilities Improvements 1,000,000
Activity 3—Non-Air Traffic Control Facilities and Equip-
milestones, deliverables, and barriers to Strengthen aviation safety oversight.—The ment .................................................................................. ........................
completion. agreement provides the requested increase of Terminal Air Traffic Control Facilities—Replace .................. 510,000,000
Infill radar.—The agreement directs the $11,397,000 and 110 new positions to help the Air Traffic Control Tower [ATCT]/Terminal Radar Approach
Control [TRACON] Facilities—Improve .............................. 147,000,000
FAA to provide a briefing the House and FAA keep pace with a growing number of Unstaffed Infrastructure Sustainment and Real Property
Senate Committees on Appropriations on ef- safety issues, including oversight of air car- Disposition ......................................................................... 52,000,000
forts to certify infill radar for use in the rier aircraft maintenance, general aviation Electrical Power Systems—Sustain/Support and Fuel Stor-
age Tank Replacement and Management ........................ 148,000,000
NAS to mitigate wind farm interference on repair facilities, and contract towers, as well Activity 4—Facilities and Equipment Mission Support ........ ........................
the North American aerospace defense com- as the growing role of the FAA’s medical of- Hazardous Materials Management and NAS Facilities OSHA
mand’s radars and the FAA ATC radars as ficers. and Environmental Standards Compliance ...................... 36,000,000
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Facility Security Risk Management ....................................... 1,000,000
soon as possible. Technical operations.—Within the air traffic Activity 5—Personnel and Related Expenses ....................... 60,000,000
Mitigating radar gaps for high-traffic air- organization, the agreement includes the re-
ports.—The FAA shall brief the House and quested level of funding for technical oper- Total, IIJA ...................................................................... 1,000,000,000
Senate Committees on Appropriations on the ations to ensure a sufficient number of per-
feasibility and challenges of increasing staff- sonnel with the appropriate skill mix to keep The table below provides details by activ-
ing and/or providing terminal radar approach facilities and equipment in working order. ity for FAA facilities and equipment from
control facility services at airports in the UAS beyond visual line of sight [BVLOS].— funds made available under this heading in
mountain west where fire management air Instead of the requirement in House Report this act:
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Facilities and Equipment Agreement Facilities and Equipment Agreement vide radar or NextGen capability in areas
with more than 5,000 operations per year.
Activity 1—Engineering, Development, Test and Eval- Facility Security Risk Management ............................. 14,000,000 Air/ground communications infrastructure.—
uation Information Security .................................................... 23,000,000
Advanced Technology Development and Prototyping .. $24,300,000 System Approach for Safety Oversight [SASO] ........... 26,700,000 The agreement provides $1,600,000 above the
William J. Hughes Technical Center Laboratory Aviation Safety Knowledge Management Environment budget request for infrastructure in moun-
Sustainment ............................................................ 16,900,000 [ASKME] ................................................................... 12,000,000 tainous terrain that will enable continuous
William J. Hughes Technical Center Infrastructure Aerospace Medical Equipment Needs [AMEN] ............ 2,200,000
Sustainment ............................................................ 15,000,000 NextGen System Safety Management Portfolio ........... 17,000,000 radio communication between the pilots of
NextGen—Separation Management Portfolio .............. 17,000,000 National Test Equipment Program .............................. 3,000,000 low-flying tour flights and ground support
NextGen—Traffic Flow Management Portfolio ............ 15,000,000 Mobile Assets Management Program .......................... 1,900,000 personnel, as well as infrastructure improve-
NextGen—On Demand NAS Portfolio .......................... 8,500,000 Aerospace Medicine Safety Information Systems
NextGen—NAS Infrastructure Portfolio ....................... 20,850,000 [AMSIS] .................................................................... — ments needed to improve coverage in moun-
NextGen Support Portfolio ........................................... 5,000,000 Configuration, Logistics, and Maintenance Resource tainous terrain.
NextGen—Unmanned Aircraft Systems [UAS] ............ 13,000,000 Solutions [CLMRS] .................................................. 19,700,000 Weather camera program.—The FAA is ex-
NextGen—Enterprise, Concept Development, Human
Factors, & Demonstrations Portfolio ....................... 11,000,000 Subtotal, Support Equipment ................................. 184,000,000 pected to expeditiously install all weather
b. Training, Equipment and Facilities cameras previously funded for Hawaii, pro-
Total, Activity 1 ....................................................... 146,550,000 Aeronautical Center Infrastructure Sustainment ........ 20,000,000 vide access to the real-time imagery from
Activity 2—Air Traffic Control Facilities and Equipment Distance Learning ....................................................... 17,200,000
a. En Route Programs these weather cameras to the general public,
En Route Automation Modernization [ERAM]—System Subtotal, Training, Equipment and Facilities ........ 37,200,000 and equip its flight service station special-
Enhancements and Tech Refresh ........................... 108,150,000 ists with the technical capabilities and
Next Generation Weather Radar [NEXRAD] ................. 3,000,000 Total, Activity 3 ....................................................... 221,200,000
Air Route Traffic Control Center [ARTCC] & Com- training to provide verbal preflight and en
bined Control Facility [CCF] Building Improve- Activity 4—Facilities and Equipment Mission Support
System Engineering and Development Support .......... 38,000,000 route briefings.
ments ...................................................................... 81,700,000 Aerospace medicine safety information system
Air/Ground Communications Infrastructure ................ 9,400,000 Program Support Leases ............................................. 45,000,000
Air Traffic Control En Route Radar Facilities Im- Logistics and Acquisition Support Services ................ 12,000,000 [AMSIS].—The agreement does not include
Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center Leases ................ 16,000,000
provements .............................................................. 6,700,000
Transition Engineering Support ................................... 19,000,000 any funding for the AMSIS. The agreement
Oceanic Automation System ........................................ 12,250,000 directs the FAA to reprogram up to $9,300,000
Next Generation Very High Frequency Air/Ground Technical Support Services Contract [TSSC] .............. 28,000,000
Communications [NEXCOM] .................................... 57,000,000 Resource Tracking Program [RTP] .............................. 8,000,000 for distance learning for the tower training
System-Wide Information Management ...................... 10,200,000 Center for Advanced Aviation System Development
[CAASD] ................................................................... 57,000,000 simulators from the unobligated balances
ADS–B NAS Wide Implementation ............................... 155,200,000 previously appropriated under this heading
Windshear Detection Service ....................................... 3,200,000 Aeronautical Information Management Program ........ 29,350,000
Air Traffic Management Implementation Portfolio ...... 7,400,000 for AMSIS.
Time Based Flow Management Portfolio ..................... 21,300,000 Total, Activity 4 ....................................................... 252,350,000 Distance learning.—The agreement provides
NextGen Weather Processor ......................................... 30,700,000 Activity 5—Personnel and Related Expenses
Data Communications in Support of NextGen Air Personnel and Related Expenses ................................ 570,000,000 $17,200,000 for distance learning, of which
Transportation System ............................................ 103,050,000 $15,400,000 is for tower simulation systems,
Offshore Automation .................................................... 48,000,000 Total, All Activities .................................................. 2,945,000,000 $1,000,000 is for distance learning, and $800,000
Reduced Oceanic Separation ...................................... 2,050,000 is for the safety and technical education
En Route Service Improvements ................................. 1,000,000 Terminal air traffic control facilities—re-
Commercial Space Integration .................................... 5,000,000 platform.
place.—The agreement directs the FAA to
RESEARCH, ENGINEERING, AND DEVELOPMENT
Subtotal, En Route Programs ................................. 665,300,000 continue working to address aging and anti-
b. Terminal Programs quated air traffic control facilities that it (AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
Terminal Doppler Weather Radar [TDWR]—Provide ... 1,000,000
Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System leases from airport authorities to ensure The agreement provides $255,000,000 for the
[STARS] [TAMR Phase 1] ........................................ 68,000,000 they are fully compliant with current build- FAA’s research, engineering, and develop-
Terminal Automation Program .................................... 3,000,000 ing codes consistent with being occupied by ment activities, to remain available until
Terminal Air Traffic Control Facilities—Replace ....... 100,000,000
ATCT/Terminal Radar Approach Control [TRACON] Fa- air traffic controllers. The agreement directs September 30, 2025.
cilities—Improve .................................................... 53,800,000 the FAA to consider creative financing op- The following table provides details by
NAS Facilities OSHA and Environmental Standards tions and to include consideration of long- program:
Compliance ............................................................. 24,200,000
Integrated Display System [IDS] ................................. 52,000,000 term cost recovery leases, when conditions
Terminal Flight Data Manager [TFDM] ....................... 61,800,000 Research, Engineering, and Development Agreement
warrant the construction of new air traffic
Performance Based Navigation Support Portfolio ....... 8,000,000
Unmanned Aircraft Systems [UAS] Implementation ... 5,000,000 control towers. Funding above the budget re- Fire Research and Safety ...................................................... $7,136,000
Airport Ground Surveillance Portfolio .......................... 18,000,000 quest is for the purposes and amounts speci- Propulsion and Fuel Systems ................................................ 3,000,000
Terminal and EnRoute Surveillance Portfolio ............. 113,000,000 fied in the table entitled ‘‘Community Advanced Materials /Structural Safety .................................. 14,720,000
Terminal and EnRoute Voice Switch and Recorder Aircraft Icing .......................................................................... 2,472,000
Portfolio ................................................................... 40,100,000 Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Digital System Safety ............................................................ 3,689,000
Enterprise Information Platform .................................. 9,000,000 Spending’’ [CPF/CDS] included in this joint Continued Air Worthiness ...................................................... 8,829,000
Remote Towers ............................................................ 3,000,000 explanatory statement. CPF/CDS funding Flight deck/Maintenance/System Integration Human Factors 14,301,000
System Safety Management/Terminal Area Safety ................ 9,252,000
Subtotal, Terminal Programs .................................. 559,900,000 shall not diminish or prejudice the applica- Air Traffic Control/Technical Operations Human Factors ..... 5,911,000
c. Flight Service Programs tion of a specific airport or geographic re- Aeromedical Research ............................................................ 9,000,000
Aviation Surface Observation System [ASOS] ............. 10,000,000 gion to receive other discretionary grants or Weather Program ................................................................... 13,786,000
Future Flight Services Program ................................... 1,500,000 Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research .................................. 22,077,000
Alaska Flight Service Facility Modernization [AFSFM] 2,700,000 multi-year letters of intent. Alternative Fuels for General Aviation ................................... 10,000,000
Juneau Airport Wind System [JAWS]—Technology Re- Standard terminal automation replacement Commercial Space Transportation Safety ............................. 4,708,000
fresh ........................................................................ 500,000 system [STARS].—The FAA may consider in- Wake Turbulence .................................................................... 3,728,000
Weather Camera Program ........................................... 1,200,000 NextGen—Weather Technology in the Cockpit ...................... 4,000,000
cluding funding for STARS enhancements 2 Information/Cyber Security ..................................................... 4,769,000
Subtotal, Flight Service Programs .......................... 15,900,000 and multi-platform ATC re-hosting solutions Environment and Energy ........................................................ 21,000,000
d. Landing and Navigational Aids Program display platform advancements upon con- NextGen—Environmental Research—Aircraft Technologies
Very High Frequency [VHF] Omnidirectional Radio and Fuels ........................................................................... 68,000,000
Range [VOR] Minimum Operating Network [MON] 7,100,000 ducting an investment analysis to determine System Planning and Resource Management ....................... 4,141,000
Wide Area Augmentation System [WAAS] for GPS ...... 91,800,000 the most optimal solution. Aviation Workforce Development—Section 625 .................... 15,000,000
Instrument Flight Procedures Automation [IFPA] ....... 3,600,000 William J. Hughes Technical Center Laboratory Facilities .... 5,481,000
Runway Safety Areas—Navigational Mitigation ......... 2,500,000 Landing and lighting portfolio.—The agree-
Landing and Lighting Portfolio ................................... 72,900,000 ment includes $72,900,000 and supports the Total .............................................................................. 255,000,000
Distance Measuring Equipment [DME], Very High FAA’s work to modernize and enhance navi-
Frequency [VHF] Omni-Directional Range [VOR],
Tactical Air Navigation [TACAN] [DVT] gation aids [NavAids] monitoring and con- Advanced materials/structural safety.—The
Sustainment Portfolio ............................................. 10,000,000 trol capabilities in air traffic control towers. agreement includes $14,720,000 for advanced
The agreement includes $10,000,000 for instru- materials/structural safety, of which: (1)
Subtotal, Landing and Navigational Aids Pro-
grams ................................................................. 187,900,000 ment landing systems and $10,000,000 for pre- $6,000,000 is to advance the use of these new
e. Other ATC Facilities Programs cision approach path indicators. The FAA additive materials (both metallic and non-
Fuel Storage Tank Replacement and Management .... 26,200,000 shall train existing technical staff and hire metallic based additive processes) in the
Unstaffed Infrastructure Sustainment ........................ 45,300,000
Aircraft Replacement and Related Equipment Pro- additional staff if necessary to install these commercial aviation industry; (2) $4,000,000 is
gram ........................................................................ 46,200,000 critical systems. The FAA may use estab- to advance the use of fiber reinforced com-
Airport Cable Loop Systems—Sustained Support ...... 10,000,000 lished contractors to augment FAA re- posite materials in the commercial aviation
Alaskan Satellite Telecommunications Infrastructure
[ASTI] ....................................................................... 500,000 sources if necessary. The FAA should also re- industry through the FAA joint advanced
Real Property Disposition ............................................ 4,500,000 fresh the software and technology of materials and structures center of excel-
Electrical Power Systems—Sustain/Support .............. 110,000,000 NavAids control and monitoring systems, lence; and (3) $2,000,000 is for the FAA to con-
Energy Management and Compliance [EMC] ............. 6,900,000
Child Care Center Sustainment .................................. 1,200,000 which provide real time, mission critical ca- tinue its work with existing public-private
FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure ...................... 69,000,000 pabilities, and enhance situational aware- partnerships that provide leading-edge re-
Operational Analysis and Reporting Systems ............. 6,100,000 ness, safety, and efficiency in managing air search, development, and testing of com-
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Subtotal, Other ATC Facilities Programs ................ 325,900,000 traffic. posite materials and structures.
Military operations areas.—Radar and future Aviation emissions and noise.—The agree-
Total, Activity 2 ....................................................... 1,754,900,000 NextGen systems capable of controlling air- ment includes $21,000,000 for environment
Activity 3—Non-Air Traffic Control Facilities and
Equipment space down to 500 feet above ground level en- and energy, of which $7,500,000 is to conduct
a. Support Equipment hances aviation safety in military oper- research within the aviation sustainability
Hazardous Materials Management .............................. 24,300,000 ations areas that overlay public use airports. center [ASCENT] center of excellence [COE].
Aviation Safety Analysis System [ASAS] ..................... 28,200,000
National Air Space [NAS] Recovery Communications The agreement recommends that the FAA The agreement includes $68,000,000 for
[RCOM] .................................................................... 12,000,000 utilize existing resources to promptly pro- NextGen-Environmental Research-Aircraft
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Technologies and Fuels, of which $26,565,000 tion limitation, the agreement provides not Community Project Funding/Congressionally
is for ASCENT and $38,000,000 is for the con- less than $137,372,000 for administrative ex- Directed Spending shall not diminish or prej-
tinuous lower energy, emissions, and noise penses, $15,000,000 for the airport cooperative udice the application of a specific airport or
[CLEEN] program.The agreement directs the research program, $40,828,000 for airport geographic region to receive other AIP dis-
FAA to prioritize research related to sus- technology research, and $10,000,000 for the cretionary grants or multi-year letters of in-
tainable aviation fuels [SAFs] and certifi- small community air service development tent.
cation of SAFs, and expects this research to program. Voluntary airport low emissions [VALE] pro-
help identify and overcome key barriers to Airport technology.—Of the amount for air- gram.—The agreement expects the FAA to
entry to the SAF market. port technology research, $6,000,000 is for the engage with airport sponsors at major hubs
Aviation workforce development programs.— airfield pavement technology program au- to identify projects suitable for the VALE
Within amounts for the section 625 program, thorized under section 744 of Public Law 115– program.
the agreement provides $10,000,000 for the 254, of which $3,000,000 is for concrete pave- ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—FEDERAL
aviation maintenance workforce and ment research and $3,000,000 is for asphalt AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
$5,000,000 for the aircraft pilot workforce. pavement research.
Section 110 allows no more than 600 tech-
Funds provided for aircraft pilot workforce Airport improvement program [AIP] for-
nical staff-years at the center for advanced
should be prioritized for applicants that can mula.—The agreement directs the FAA to
aviation systems development.
increase the number of pilots across the consider the full range of flight activities
Section 111 prohibits funds for adopting
aviation industry, including commercial (such as flight training, air cargo, emergency
guidelines or regulations requiring airport
service. response, pilot training, etc.) and associated
sponsors to provide FAA ‘‘without cost’’
UAS research.—The agreement includes metrics when considering AIP discretionary
building construction or space.
$22,077,000 for UAS research. Of this amount: grants.
Section 112 allows reimbursement for fees
(1) $12,000,000 is directed to support the ex- Boarding bridges.—The agreement con-
collected and credited under 49 U.S.C. 45303.
panded role of the UAS COE in areas of UAS tinues to direct the FAA to consult with the
Section 113 allows reimbursement of funds
research, including cybersecurity, agricul- U.S. Trade Representative [USTR] and the
for providing technical assistance to foreign
tural applications, beyond visual line of U.S. Attorney General to develop, to the ex-
aviation authorities to be credited to the op-
sight technology, studies of advanced com- tent practicable, a list of entities that: (1)
erations account.
posites and other non-metallic engineering are a foreign state-owned enterprise that is Section 114 prohibits funds for Sunday pre-
materials not common to manned aircraft identified by the USTR in the report re- mium pay unless work was actually per-
but utilized in UAS, the STEM program, and quired by subsection (a)(1) of section 182 of formed on a Sunday.
to continue efforts with the UAS safety the Trade Act of 1974 (Public Law 93–618) and Section 115 prohibits funds from being used
standards for UAS and to develop and vali- subject to monitoring by the USTR under to buy store gift cards with government
date certification standards for such sys- section 306 of the Trade Act of 1974; and (2) issued credit cards.
tems; (2) $2,000,000 for the Center’s role in have been determined by a Federal court, Section 116 requires the administrator to
transportation disaster preparedness and re- after exhausting all appeals, to have mis- block the identifying information of an
sponse, partnering with institutions that appropriated intellectual property or trade owner or operator’s aircraft in any flight
have demonstrated experience in damage as- secrets from an entity organized under the tracking display to the public upon the re-
sessment, collaboration with state transpor- laws of the United States or any jurisdiction quest of an owner or operator.
tation agencies, and applied UAS field test- within the United States. The FAA shall Section 117 prohibits funds for salaries and
ing; and (3) $8,000,000 is to support UAS re- make such list available to the public and expenses of more than nine political and
search activities at the FAA technical center work with the USTR, to the extent prac- Presidential appointees in the FAA.
and other FAA facilities. ticable, to utilize the system for award man- Section 118 prohibits funds to increase fees
Alternative fuels for general aviation.—The agement database to exclude such entities under 49 U.S.C. 44721 until the FAA provides
agreement directs the FAA to prioritize from being eligible for Federal non-procure- a report to the House and Senate Commit-
funding to the testing and identification of ment awards. The FAA is expected to notify tees on Appropriations that justifies all fees
unleaded fuels that can be safely used in pis- the House and Senate Committees on Appro- related to aeronautical navigation products
ton-engine aircraft fleet. The agreement di- priations of any significant challenges the and explains how such fees are consistent
rects the FAA to prioritize the identification agency faces in completing these actions. with executive order no. 13642.
and testing of unleaded replacement fuels Burdensome regulations.—The FAA should Section 119 requires the FAA to notify the
that are viable candidates for fleet author- continue to identify opportunities to elimi- House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
ization and to brief the House and Senate nate unnecessary regulations and streamline tions at least 90 days before closing a re-
Committees on Appropriations within 120 burdensome regulations and identify areas gional operations center or reducing the
days of enactment of this act on the progress where more autonomy can be given to local services provided.
it has made on these pending applications. jurisdictions with a better understanding of Section 119A prohibits funds from being
The FAA is expected to move forward expedi- needs and challenges in building and main- used to change weight restrictions or prior
tiously on a rulemaking triggered by the En- taining infrastructure. permission rules at Teterboro Airport in New
vironmental Protection Agency’s [EPA’s] National plan of integrated airport systems Jersey.
endangerment finding for lead emissions [NPIAS].—The agreement directs the FAA to Section 119B prohibits funds from being
from aircraft engines that operate on leaded expeditiously review requests for entry into used to withhold from consideration and ap-
fuel. the NPIAS. Public-use airports that meet all proval certain application for participation
Safety systems management/terminal area applicable criteria and which have had sig- in the contract tower program, or for certain
safety.—The agreement encourages the FAA nificant and material investment from their reevaluations of cost-share program partici-
to conduct research on the development, col- local communities should be included in the pation.
lection, and maintenance of safety critical NPIAS. Section 119C prohibits funds from being
data for vertical flight operations, infra- Noise.—The agreement directs the FAA to used to open, close, redesignate, or reorga-
structure, and technology concepts using ensure that AIP funds are made available to nize a regional office, the aeronautical cen-
subject matter experts and laboratory facili- reduce the impact of noise on communities ter, or the technical center subject to the
ties at the FAA’s William J. Hughes tech- and on communities further from airports normal reprogramming requirements out-
nical center. This research should include a that experience highly repetitive overflights. lined under section 405 of this act.
revised heliport/vertiport facility obstruc- Transition plan to fluorine-free firefighting Section 119D improves the efficiency of the
tion policy, development of geospatial data foam.—Not later than 120 days after the date FAA franchise fund.
standards, which define a data model for ac- of the publication of the new military speci- Section 119E provides restrictions on the
curacy, standards, and maintenance updates, fication [MIL–SPEC] for firefighting foam, use of the authorities under 49 U.S.C. 44502(e)
as well as instrument flight procedure devel- the FAA is directed to develop a transition to transfer certain air traffic system or
opment, automation, simulation and flight plan for part 139 airports to use the MIL– equipment to the FAA.
test data collection and evaluation, and SPEC. In addition to the requirements for Section 119F allows the transfer of funds
technologies to support safer low-altitude the transition plan in House Report 117–402, from the ‘‘Grants-in-Aid for Airports’’ ac-
operations. the FAA shall also provide airports informa- count to reimburse airports affected by tem-
GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS tion on any supplemental equipment needed porary flight restrictions for residences of
to utilize approved MIL–SPEC products. the president.
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
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GRANTS-IN-AID FOR AIRPORTS FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
The agreement provides $558,555,000 in new LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
(AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST FUND)
budget authority for additional discre-
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
tionary grants for airport construction
The agreement provides an obligation limi- projects, of which $283,555,000 is for Commu- (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
tation of $3,350,000,000 and a liquidating cash nity Project Funding/Congressionally Di- The agreement limits obligations for the
appropriation of $3,350,000,000, to remain rected Spending included in this joint ex- administrative expenses of the Federal High-
available until expended. Within the obliga- planatory statement. Funding allocated for way Administration [FHWA] to $476,783,991,
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of which $3,248,000 is for the administrative forts to research, develop, promote, and de- ment directs the FHWA to award not less
expenses of the Appalachian Regional Com- ploy materials that will help reduce lifecycle than 50 percent of the funds for the NSFLTP
mission. GHG emissions. program for projects on Tribal transpor-
FEDERAL–AID HIGHWAYS Interstate projects in the intermountain tation facilities, consistent with section 1123
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS) west.—The agreement encourages the FHWA of the FAST Act, as amended by section
to work with state DOTs and local govern- 11127 of the IIJA.
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
ments to move forward on several projects in National scenic byways program [NSBP].—
The agreement limits obligations for the the intermountain west, including I–10 im- The agreement directs the FHWA to not in-
Federal-aid highways program to provements, I–11 construction, I–17 improve- clude the preference for projects that have a
$58,764,510,674 in fiscal year 2023. ments, U.S. 95 expansion, the North-South total cost of $500,000 or larger for the funds
Implementation plan.—The agreement di- provided for fiscal year 2023.
corridor study in Pinal County, and comple-
rects the FHWA to brief the House and Sen-
tion of the Sonoran corridor. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—FEDERAL
ate Committees on Appropriations on the
Wildlife crossings pilot program.—The agree- HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
implementation plan for conducting the re-
ment directs the FHWA to provide technical Section 120 distributes the Federal-aid
search outlined in the transportation re-
search board’s truck size and weight re- assistance related to the implementation of highways program obligation limitation.
23 U.S.C. 148(a)(4)(B)(xvii), as needed. Section 121 allows funds received by the
search plan within 30 days of enactment of
Road maintenance on Indian land.—The Bureau of Transportation Statistics from the
this act.
Emergency relief manual.—The agreement agreement encourages the Secretary of sale of data products to be credited to the
directs the FHWA to provide an update to Transportation to work with the Secretary Federal-aid highways account.
of the Interior to provide a study addressing Section 122 provides requirements for any
the House and Senate Committees on Appro-
the deferred maintenance backlog of existing waiver of Buy America Act requirements.
priations within 30 days of enactment of this
roads on Indian land as described in section Section 123 requires 60-day notification to
act on the status of implementation and a
14006 of the IIJA. The agreement directs the the House and Senate Committees on Appro-
timeline for completion, and every 30 days
Secretary of Transportation to collaborate priations for any INFRA grants awarded
thereafter, until the emergency relief man-
with the Secretary of the Interior to: (1) under 23 U.S.C. 117, provided that such noti-
ual is updated, as required by section 11519 of
issue a public update on efforts to increase fication shall be made no later than 180 days
the IIJA.
data accessibility on Tribal roads; and (2) from the date of enactment of this act.
Resilient infrastructure.—The agreement di-
issue an update on progress in meeting the Section 124 allows state DOTs to repurpose
rects the FHWA to continue to prioritize re-
recommendations from the report GAO–17– certain highway project funding within 25
search, development, deployment, and dem-
423. miles of its original designation.
onstrations of new and proven technologies
that could make infrastructure systems Use of funds.—The agreement directs the FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY
more resilient. FHWA to continue to engage with stake- ADMINISTRATION
Electric vehicle [EV] charging infrastruc- holders, including state DOTs and local gov- MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY OPERATIONS AND
ture.—In granting exemptions from the Joint ernments, to clarify that the DOT is not PROGRAMS
Office of Energy and Transportation’s [Joint seeking to discourage projects that are eligi- (LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
Office’s] requirements for EV charging infra- ble under current law and will not penalize (LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
structure deployment, the agreement directs states that use highway formula funds for (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
the Joint Office to consider the estimated projects eligible under current law. The
volume of customers at a proposed charging The bill includes a liquidation of contract
agreement also directs the Secretary to
site. The agreement directs the Joint Office authorization and a limitation on obliga-
identify the extent to which the authority
to coordinate with stakeholders to ensure tions of $367,500,000 for the operations and
under section 1420 of the Fixing America’s
the exemption process is transparent, user- programs of the Federal Motor Carrier Safe-
Surface Transportation [FAST] Act, as
friendly, efficient, and accounts for the ty Administration [FMCSA]. Of this limita-
amended by section 11306 of the IIJA, is used, tion, $14,073,000 is for the research and tech-
unique needs of rural areas. The agreement including when such requests are denied and
also directs the FHWA to clarify the eligi- nology program, and $63,098,000 is for IT and
the reason for any such denials, and report information management [IM], to remain
bility of infrastructure for wireless charging, to the House and Senate Committees on Ap- available for obligation until September 30,
such as inductive charging, under 23 U.S.C. propriations within 30 days of enactment of 2025.
151(f). this act on its findings. IT and IM.—The agreement directs the
The agreement directs the Joint Office to
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION) FMCSA to report no less than annually on
carry out a nationwide assessment of EV
(HIGHWAY TRUST FUND) the spending plans for the amounts provided
charging infrastructure in underserved and
The agreement provides a liquidating cash for IT and IM and to update the House and
disadvantaged communities, including
appropriation of $59,503,510,674, which is Senate Committees on Appropriations about
urban, rural, and suburban areas. The Joint
progress on modernizing its legacy systems.
Office shall provide a briefing not later than available until expended, to pay the out-
Unlawful brokerage activities.—The agree-
90 days after enactment of this act to the standing obligations of the various highway
ment modifies the reporting requirement in
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- programs at the levels provided in this act House Report 117–402 by also requiring the
tions on the methodology that will be used and prior appropriations acts. FMCSA to identify safety concerns arising
to obtain information provided in the assess- HIGHWAY INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS from unlawful brokerage activities. Further,
ment, and shall release the assessment on a (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) the agreement directs the FMCSA to finalize
publicly accessible website within 1 year of the interim guidance issued on November 16,
enactment of this act. The Joint Office may The agreement provides $3,417,811,613 from
the general fund. Of the total amount, the 2022 in the Federal Register on its interpre-
coordinate the assessment with the electric tation of the definitions of ‘‘broker’’ and
vehicle working group established under sec- bill provides $1,862,811,613 for Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Designated ‘‘bona fide agents’’ as required by section
tion 25006 of the IIJA. 23021 of the IIJA no later than June 16, 2023.
The agreement also directs the Joint Office Spending for projects listed in the table at
Safe driver apprenticeship pilot [SDAP] pro-
to brief the House and Senate Committees on the end of this joint explanatory statement
gram.—The agreement directs the FMCSA to
Appropriations on: (1) the extent to which in the corresponding amounts, $100,000,000 for
provide interim updates on the SDAP pro-
funding from the IIJA for EV charging infra- the ADHS, $40,000,000 for the nationally sig-
gram as directed and enumerated in House
structure will be beneficial to underserved nificant Federal lands and Tribal projects
Report 117–402. If the FMCSA encounters
communities, disadvantaged communities, program (of which not less than $20,000,000
data limitations, then the FMCSA may pro-
and individuals living in multi-family or af- shall be set-aside for projects in Tribal
vide alternative data or no data on certain
fordable housing; and (2) the extent to which areas), $12,000,000 for the regional infrastruc-
enumerated items in such interim updates
community input and stakeholder engage- ture accelerator demonstration program,
and the FMCSA is directed to explain such
ment will be considered in the deployment of $20,000,000 for the national scenic byways data limitations as part of such interim up-
EV charging infrastructure. program, $45,000,000 for the active transpor- dates.
Categorical exclusions [CE].—The agreement tation infrastructure investment program, Border crossing capital improvement program
directs the FHWA to work with stake- $3,000,000 for the pollinator-friendly practices [CIP].—The agreement directs the FMCSA to
holders, including state DOTs, to determine on roadsides and highway rights-of-way pro- include the current status of the border
how to best minimize the bureaucratic bur- gram, $5,000,000 for cooperative agreements crossing CIP in its annual budget request.
dens of the CE qualification process. on endangered salmon populations,
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MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY GRANTS
Appalachian development highway system $1,145,000,000 for a bridge replacement and re-
(LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
[ADHS].—The agreement continues to direct habilitation program, $15,000,000 to be trans-
ferred to the Northern Border Regional Com- (LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
the FHWA to submit the report required by
the joint explanatory statement accom- mission, $150,000,000 for PROTECT grants, as (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
panying the fiscal year 2022 Consolidated Ap- authorized under 23 U.S.C. 176, and $20,000,000 The bill includes a liquidation of contract
propriations Act on ADHS. to be transferred to the Denali Commission. authorization and a limitation on obliga-
Greenhouse gas [GHG] emissions.—The agree- Nationally significant Federal lands and Trib- tions of $506,150,000 for motor carrier safety
ment directs the Department to continue ef- al projects [NSFLTP] program.—The agree- grants.
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The bill provides the following funding lev- that can provide up-to-date information paired driving. The agreement also directs
els for specific activities within this ac- about dynamic conditions on roads to driv- the NHTSA to work with states to determine
count: ers. The NHTSA should deploy this tech- their toxicology testing and funding needs
nology with local law enforcement in the and to make states aware that assistance for
Motor carrier safety assistance program ........................ $398,500,000 field. state toxicology labs are eligible expenses
Commercial driver’s license program implementation Conspicuity tape.—The agreement urges the under sections 402 and 405 formula grant
program ....................................................................... 42,650,000 NHTSA to move forward with rulemaking funds and to provide information to states
High priority activities program ...................................... 58,800,000 initiated in 2014 to improve visibility of com- about oral fluid roadside screening programs.
Commercial motor vehicle operators grant program ...... 1,200,000
Commercial motor vehicle enforcement training and
mercial trucks over 10,000 pounds by requir- OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
support grant program ................................................ 5,000,000 ing them to have reflective markings, con- (LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
sistent with past NTSB recommendations.
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
Partnership for analytics research in traffic
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—FEDERAL MOTOR (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
safety.—The agreement directs the NHTSA
CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
to continue its cooperative work for ana- The agreement provides a liquidating cash
Section 130 requires the FMCSA to send lytics research in traffic safety and its focus appropriation and an obligation limitation
notice of 49 CFR section 385.308 violations by on real-world insights that can improve the of $197,000,000, to remain available until ex-
certified mail, registered mail, or some other performance of advanced vehicle safety tech- pended, which reflects the authorized level of
manner of delivery which records receipt of nologies. contract authority, and of which $57,500,000
the notice by the persons responsible for the Spinal cord research.—The agreement di- shall remain available until September 30,
violations. rects the Department to provide an update 2024. Of the total amount, the agreement
Section 131 requires the FMCSA to update within 180 days of enactment of this act to provides $190,000,000 for programs authorized
inspection regulations for rear underride the House and Senate Committees on Appro- under section 403 of title 23, U.S.C., including
guards as specified in GAO–19–264. priations on its efforts to expand spinal cord behavioral research on automated driving
Section 132 prohibits funds from being used research with outside organizations. systems and advanced driver assistance sys-
to enforce the electronic logging device rule Transportation safety and human health.— tems and improving consumer responses to
with respect to carriers transporting live- The agreement directs the NHTSA to part- safety recalls, and section 25024 of Public
stock or insects. ner with an accredited university of higher Law 117–58.
NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY education with a university hospital to con- Child hyperthermia.—The directive under
ADMINISTRATION duct research on the intersection of trans- this heading in House Report 117–402 is modi-
portation safety and human health, and to fied by providing up to $3,000,000.
OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH
create evidence-based training programs in HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY GRANTS
The agreement provides $210,000,000 from order to reduce traffic crashes and improve (LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
the general fund for operations and research. transportation safety. The agreement directs (LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
The agreement directs the National Highway the NHTSA to use up to $3,000,000 from the
Traffic Safety Administration [NHTSA] to (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND)
amounts made available under the heading
include the same level of detail as was in- ‘‘Vehicle Safety and Behavioral Research The bill provides a liquidating cash appro-
cluded in the fiscal year 2020 budget estimate priation and an obligation limitation of
Programs’’ in title VIII of division J of the
in future budget estimates. $795,220,000 for highway traffic safety grants,
IIJA for these activities.
New car assessment program [NCAP].—The Advanced impaired driving prevention tech- to remain available until expended.
agreement directs the NHTSA to continue nology rulemaking.—The agreement expects ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—NATIONAL
research to address gender inequity as evi- the NHTSA to deliver the Volpe report on HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
denced through available crash data so that advanced drunk driving prevention systems Section 140 provides funding for travel and
NCAP can transition to use the latest crash as required by House Report 116–452, which related expenses for state management re-
test dummy technology in tests and can be may point to technologies that could help views and highway safety core competency
periodically updated to enhance crash pro- meet the rulemaking requirements in sec- development training.
tection to male and female occupants of dif- tion 24220 of the IIJA, and directs the Section 141 exempts obligation authority
ferent sizes. The agreement directs the NHTSA to emphasize its research on driver made available in previous public laws from
NHTSA to provide quarterly updates to the monitoring and to identify promising tech- the obligation limitations set for the current
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- nologies that will reduce or eliminate im- year.
tions upon enactment of this act on its paired and distracted driving. The agreement Section 142 prohibits funds from being used
progress. The agreement further directs the expects the NHTSA to prioritize resources to to enforce certain state maintenance of ef-
Secretary to submit to the House and Senate meet the rulemaking requirements of sec- fort requirements under 23 U.S.C. 405.
Committees on Appropriations the report re- Section 143 provides a short title to section
tion 24220 of the IIJA and to issue the final
quired under section 24221(b) of the IIJA. 24220 of the IIJA.
rule within the timelines set forth in such
Automated vehicles [AVs].—The agreement section. The agreement also expects the FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
encourages the NHTSA to use up to $9,000,000 NHTSA to notify the House and Senate Com- SAFETY AND OPERATIONS
of amounts from this account for AV testing. mittees on Appropriations if funding, staff- The bill provides $250,449,000 for the safety
The agreement directs the NHTSA to submit ing, or other resource constraints are delay- and operations of the Federal Railroad Ad-
a report within 90 days of enactment of this ing or hindering this rulemaking. ministration [FRA], of which $25,000,000 shall
act on the status of current research and The agreement directs that within 90 days remain available until expended. The agree-
rulemakings related to the safe deployment of enactment of this act, and annually there- ment provides the following funding levels
of new AV technology that may improve after, the Secretary shall post on a publicly for specific activities within this account:
safety outcomes, and incorporate novel vehi- available website a report that includes: (1)
cle designs that improve mobility and access the current status of the rulemaking re- Automated track inspection program .............................. $17,000,000
for all. quired by section 24220 of the IIJA, including Positive train control support program ........................... up to $1,000,000
Virtual modeling and simulation.—The agree- Trespasser prevention.. .................................................... up to $3,000,000
an anticipated timeline for finalizing the
ment directs up to $3,500,000 to support the Highway-rail grade crossing safety ................................. up to $3,000,000
rulemaking as set forth in section 24220 of Confidential close call reporting system ......................... up to $4,300,000
virtual review, assessment and validation of the IIJA; (2) any issues that could lead to Grant and project development technical assistance,
AVs and increased coordination with the delays in the Secretary not issuing the rule- oversight ...................................................................... up to $1,500,000
highly automated systems safety COE. making by November 2024, as is permissible
Causal factors of auto crashes.—The agree- under section 24220 of the IIJA; (3) a list or Blocked railroad crossings.—The agreement
ment modifies direction under this heading summary of products that are currently directs the FRA to continue to use the infor-
in House Report 117–402 and instead encour- available for installation in passenger motor mation gathered through the FRA’s website
ages the NHTSA to focus amounts made vehicles to prevent drunk and impaired driv- on blocked railroad crossings in order to
available within this account on research on ing; and (4) a summary of the progress made identify the root causes of blocked crossing
causal factors of auto crashes, such as dis- in carrying out the collaborative research ef- incidents and identify meaningful solutions
tracted driving, road conditions, and conges- forts through the driver alcohol detection to prevent future occurrences. In doing so,
tion. system for safety program, including an ac- the agreement encourages the FRA to con-
Highway fatalities.—The agreement sup- counting of the use of Federal funds and tinue working with all stakeholders, includ-
ports the use of increased funding provided matching funds from the private sector. ing communities, state and local agencies,
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by the IIJA for the purposes of reducing the Drug impaired driving.—The agreement di- law enforcement, freight railroads, and oth-
growing number of traffic fatalities through rects the NHTSA to work with the Depart- ers. Further, the agreement directs the FRA
implementation of the national roadway ment of Justice, the Department of Health to incorporate information collected by the
safety strategy, addressing all rulemaking and Human Services [HHS], and the Depart- FRA from both the freight railroads and the
mandates in the IIJA, and addressing open ment of Commerce to ensure that state high- FRA’s website on blocked railroad crossings
NTSB recommendations. way safety offices and state law enforcement into the national highway-rail crossing in-
Digital alert technology.—The agreement have the most up-to-date information from ventory, to the extent permissible under cur-
supports the use of digital alert technologies the Federal government on detecting im- rent law.
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Intercity passenger rail competition.—The freight railroads, including efforts to im- rects the FRA to make a timely disburse-
agreement modifies the direction in House prove the safe transportation of crude oil, ment of funds to maximize Amtrak’s ability
Report 117–402 to allow for competitive bid- other hazardous materials, freight, and pas- to efficiently manage its cash flow. The
ding procedures at the option of eligible ap- senger rail. agreement directs the FRA to release ade-
plicants. Research partnerships with universities.—The quate funding in the first quarter of the fis-
Automated track inspection technologies.—In- agreement provides up to $5,000,000 for part- cal year in order to allow Amtrak to effi-
stead of the direction in House Report 117– nerships with qualified universities on re- ciently manage its financial obligations in a
402, the agreement directs the Department to search related to improving the safety, ca- timely manner.
continue to evaluate the performance of pacity, and efficiency of the nation’s rail in- ADA accessibility at Amtrak stations.—The
automated track inspection technology and frastructure, including $1,000,000 for research agreement modifies the direction in House
determine whether any additional data is on intelligent railroad systems. Research Report 117–402, and directs Amtrak to submit
needed. In evaluating these technologies, the conducted in conjunction with the FRA at an updated report to the House and Senate
Department shall evaluate the ability of universities should also be structured to fa- Committees on Appropriations no later than
automated track inspection technology to cilitate the education and training of the July 28, 2023, detailing the ADA stations pro-
detect all defects outlined in 49 CFR 213 next generation of professionals in rail engi- gram plan and timeline to make the remain-
track safety standards. The Department neering and transportation. ing 292 stations ADA compliant and acces-
Windows.—The agreement directs the FRA
shall report to the House and Senate Com- sible.
to study window glazing retention systems Station agents.—The agreement directs Am-
mittees on Appropriations on such evalua-
pursuant to section 22420 of the IIJA.
tion and any next steps the FRA is consid- trak to either provide a station agent in
FEDERAL-STATE PARTNERSHIP FOR INTERCITY each Amtrak station that had a ticket agent
ering, including any potential regulatory ac-
PASSENGER RAIL position eliminated in fiscal year 2018 or,
tions, to incorporate automated track in-
spections into the inspection process within The bill provides $100,000,000 for Federal- with respect to any given station on that
90 days of enactment of this act. The Depart- state partnership for intercity passenger rail list, to instead reach an agreement with the
ment is further directed to only consider reg- grants as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 24911, to labor organization representing employees
ulatory action following the completion with remain available until expended. at such station to provide a station agent in
recommendations of railroad safety advisory The agreement commends the FRA for a different station.
issuing the 2022 northeast corridor [NEC] Safety.—The agreement modifies the re-
committee task 19–05.
project inventory, as required by section porting directive in House Report 117–402 in
RAILROAD RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 22307 of the IIJA, on November 15, 2022. The this section to bi-annually.
The bill provides $44,000,000 for railroad re- agreement modifies the direction in House COVID–19 pandemic impact on Amtrak oper-
search and development, to remain available Report 117–402, and directs the FRA to con- ations.—The agreement directs Amtrak to
until expended. Of this amount, up to tinue working toward issuing a NOFO for the provide regular updates to the House and
$3,000,000 is available to make improvements Federal-state partnership for intercity pas- Senate Committees on Appropriations on
at the transportation technology center as senger rail grants program to solicit applica- any new revenue projections, estimates, or
authorized under 49 U.S.C. 20108(d). tions for NEC projects listed on the NEC needs as they become available in order to
Rail research and development COE.—The project inventory. assess reasonable funding needs to preserve
agreement provides up to 10 percent of the Regional rail planning.—Of the funds pro-
all route operations nationwide.
amounts made available under this heading vided under this heading in this act and in
Food and beverage.—The agreement directs
for grants to establish and maintain a rail Public Law 117–58 for fiscal year 2023, the
Amtrak to periodically update the House and
research and development COE as authorized agreement directs the Secretary to exercise
Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
by section 22102(d) of the IIJA. The agree- the authorities under 49 U.S.C. 24911(k) to
food and beverage offerings, new initiatives,
ment directs the FRA to report to the House withhold up to 5 percent of the total
amounts made available to carry out plan- operating loss, and workforce impacts, as ap-
and Senate Committees on Appropriations propriate.
on its efforts to establish such COE no later ning and development activities related to
U.S. services.—The agreement directs Am-
than 90 days after enactment of this act. the corridor identification and development
trak to take the necessary affirmative steps
Safe transportation of energy products.—The program authorized under 49 U.S.C. 25101.
to ensure that contracts for customer serv-
agreement provides up to $2,000,000 to re- CONSOLIDATED RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE AND
ice, professional, and IT services, including
search and mitigate risks associated with SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS
subsidiary services, shall be performed with-
the transportation of crude oil, ethanol, liq- (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) in the United States.
uefied natural gas [LNG], and other haz- The bill provides $535,000,000 for consoli- Office of Inspector General reports.—The
ardous materials, including tank car re- dated rail infrastructure and safety improve- agreement expects the funds provided to ag-
search in partnership with other Federal ments [CRISI] grants as authorized under 49 gressively address the recent Amtrak Office
agencies. The FRA is directed to continue to U.S.C. 22907, to remain available until ex- of Inspector General report that identified
undertake comprehensive efforts in collabo- pended. Of this amount, not less than specific challenges that Amtrak may face in
ration with the Pipeline and Hazardous Ma- $150,000,000 is for projects eligible under 49 executing the funding provided through the
terials Safety Administration [PHMSA] to U.S.C. 22907(c)(2) that support the develop- IIJA to ensure the vision of an efficient na-
identify and address gaps in research relat- ment of new intercity passenger rail service tional passenger rail network operating in a
ing to the transportation of LNG in rail tank routes including alignments for existing state of good repair is fully realized. The
cars, including recommendations from the routes; not less than $25,000,000 is for projects agreement directs Amtrak to provide a plan
transportation research board special reports eligible under 49 U.S.C. 22907(c)(11); $5,000,000 within 180 days of enactment of this act that
339 and 345, which should inform rulemaking. is for preconstruction planning activities explains how it intends to address each of
Emissions reduction and alternative fuel loco- and capital costs related to the deployment the challenges identified by the Amtrak Of-
motives.—The agreement provides not less of magnetic levitation transportation fice of Inspector General.
than $2,500,000 for the FRA to continue ongo- projects; $30,426,000 is for the purposes and NORTHEAST CORRIDOR GRANTS TO THE
ing research, development, and testing on in- amounts specified in the table entitled NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION
novative technologies and solutions for low- ‘‘Community Project Funding/Congression-
or no-emission alternative fuels for loco- ally Directed Spending’’ included in this The bill provides $1,260,000,000, to remain
motives, engine improvements, and motive joint explanatory statement; and not less available until expended, for the Secretary
power technologies. The FRA is directed to than $5,000,000 is for workforce development to make grants to Amtrak for activities as-
work in collaboration with the Department and training activities eligible under 49 sociated with the NEC. The bill provides up
of Energy and the private sector in order to U.S.C. 22907(c)(13). to $5,000,000 for the northeast corridor com-
hasten the transition from traditional diesel The agreement directs the FRA to provide mission [NECC], which is in addition to the
fuel locomotives, spur the development and funding for those projects listed in the table up to $5,000,000 in advance appropriations
deployment of low- or no-emission tech- entitled ‘‘Community Project Funding/Con- made available for the NECC in fiscal year
nologies, and achieve widespread commercial gressionally Directed Spending’’ included in 2023 in the IIJA.
use. Further, the agreement directs the FRA this joint explanatory statement in the cor- NATIONAL NETWORK GRANTS TO THE NATIONAL
to conduct research, development, testing, responding amounts. Further, the agreement RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION
and analysis to determine the safety of such directs that the specific funding allocated in The bill provides $1,193,000,000, to remain
technologies, any additional emergency re- the table entitled ‘‘Community Project available until expended, for the Secretary
sponse planning and training requirements Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending’’ to make grants to Amtrak for activities as-
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relating to such technologies, related infra- included in this joint explanatory statement sociated with the national network. The
structure requirements to support such tech- shall not diminish or prejudice any applica- agreement provides a sufficient level of fund-
nologies, and any other activities the FRA tion or geographic region to receive other ing to meet all of the capital and operational
deems necessary to ensure the safe oper- discretionary grants or loans. needs to support the national network. Of
ations of such technologies. THE NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER this amount, at least $50,000,000 is for the de-
Short-line safety.—The agreement provides CORPORATION [AMTRAK] velopment, installation, and operation of
$2,500,000 to continue to improve safety prac- The agreement provides a total of railroad safety improvements, including the
tices and training for class II and class III $2,453,000,000 for Amtrak. The agreement di- implementation of a positive train control
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system, and up to $66,000,000 is to support the FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION zero emission ferries or ferries using electric
planning, capital costs, and operating assist- TRANSIT FORMULA GRANTS battery or fuel cell components and the in-
ance of corridors selected under the corridor (LIQUIDATION OF CONTRACT AUTHORIZATION)
frastructure to support such ferries;
identification and development program that $2,000,000 is available for bus testing facili-
(LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS) ties as authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5318;
are operated by Amtrak. The bill also pro-
vides up to $3,000,000 for the state-supported (HIGHWAY TRUST FUND) $360,459,324 is available for the purposes and
route committee, which is in addition to the The bill includes a liquidation of contract in amounts specified in the table entitled
up to $3,000,000 in advance appropriations authorization and a limitation on obliga- ‘‘Community Project Funding/Congression-
made available for the state-supported route tions from the mass transit account for tran- ally Directed Spending’’ included in this
committee in fiscal year 2023 in the IIJA. sit formula grants of $13,634,000,000, as au- joint explanatory statement; $17,500,000 is
The agreement does not provide additional thorized by the IIJA. available for ferry service for rural commu-
funding for the interstate rail compacts Innovation in affordable transit demonstra- nities as authorized under section 71103 of di-
grant program, as the up to $3,000,000 in ad- tion program.—The agreement encourages the vision G of Public Law 117–58; $1,000,000 is
vance appropriations in fiscal year 2023 in FTA to support a demonstration program to available for an innovative mobility dem-
the IIJA fully funds such grants as author- determine the impacts of need-based transit onstration pilot program; $1,000,000 is avail-
ized in section 22101(f) of the IIJA. subsidy programs in areas with the worst air able for the accelerating innovative mobility
National network services.—The agreement quality and traffic congestion in the country program; and $5,000,000 is available for tech-
does not support proposals that will inevi- through the public transportation innova- nical assistance, research, demonstration, or
tably lead to long-term or permanent service tion program authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5312. deployment activities or projects to accel-
cuts or segmentation of Amtrak’s long-dis- Agricultural worker transportation.—The erate the adoption of zero emission buses in
tance routes, which will lead to less service agreement encourages the FTA, through the public transit as authorized under 49 U.S.C.
for rural communities. national rural transportation assistance pro- 5312. The specific funding allocated in the
gram, in coordination with the U.S. Depart- table entitled ‘‘Community Project Funding/
Corridor identification and development pro-
ment of Agriculture [USDA] rural housing Congressionally Directed Spending’’ included
gram [CIDP].—Once corridors are selected,
service, to develop materials and best prac- in this joint explanatory statement shall not
the Secretary shall partner with eligible en-
tices that can be disseminated to local gov- diminish or prejudice the application of a
tities that submitted each proposal, relevant
ernments, nonprofit organizations, and oper- specific project or geographic region to re-
states, and Amtrak, as appropriate, to pre-
ators of public transportation with the goal ceive other discretionary grants or loans.
pare a service development plan to help ad- Transit vehicle innovation deployment centers
vance the implementation of the intercity of identifying options to establish or expand
affordable and reliable transit services for [TVIDC].—The agreement directs the FTA to
passenger rail service. The Department is di- utilize the TVIDC program to identify and
rected to provide the report required by 49 farmworkers, especially those residing in
suggest priorities for zero emission bus com-
U.S.C. 25101(g) once corridors are selected to housing financed by the USDA.
Health and safety of public transit workers.— ponent focused research and innovation de-
the House and Senate Committees on Appro- velopment, using the TVIDC industry wide
priations each February 1 of each year there- The agreement notes that the transit cooper-
coordination structure and understanding of
after. ative research program [TCRP] completed
zero emission bus components and vehicles.
research report 217 entitled ‘‘Improving the
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—FEDERAL In addition, the agreement directs the FTA
Health and Safety of Transit Workers with
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION to collaborate with TVIDC in order to accel-
Corresponding Impacts on the Bottom Line’’
erate the production and deployment of zero
(INCLUDING RESCISSION) in December 2020. In place of the direction in
emission transit technologies and infrastruc-
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) House Report 117–402, the agreement directs
ture that reduce the impacts of the transpor-
the FTA to work with the TCRP to conduct
Section 150 prohibits the use of funds made tation sector on greenhouse gas emissions
follow-on research to research report 217 in
available by this act by Amtrak in con- through research and technical assistance.
order to increase transit agencies’ under-
travention of the Worker Adjustment and standing of ways to improve the health and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING
Retraining Notification Act. safety of transit workers, including opera- The bill provides $7,500,000 for technical as-
Section 151 allows the FRA to transfer cer- tors and non-operators such as mechanics sistance and training activities under 49
tain amounts made available in this and and engineers. The agreement directs the U.S.C. 5314, to remain available until Sep-
prior acts to the financial assistance over- FTA to complete such research and report tember 30, 2024. The funding provided under
sight and technical assistance account to its findings to the House and Senate Com- this heading is supplemental to the funding
support the award, administration, project mittees on Appropriations no later than 18 provided under the heading ‘‘Transit For-
management oversight, and technical assist- months after enactment of this act. mula Grants’’, as authorized by the IIJA.
ance of grants administered by the FRA, COVID–19 pandemic impacts on transit acces- Workforce development and standards-based
with an exception. sibility.—Instead of the direction in House training.—The agreement directs that not
Section 152 specifies that amounts made Report 117–402, the agreement directs the less than $2,500,000 shall be for a cooperative
available in any prior fiscal years for the res- FTA to provide a report no later than 1 year agreement consistent with the direction in
toration and enhancement program are sub- House Report 117–402.
after enactment of this act to the House and
ject to 49 U.S.C. 22908, as in effect on the ef- Small-urban, rural, and Tribal transit pro-
Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
fective date of Public Law 117–58. viders.—The agreement directs that not less
ways the COVID–19 pandemic impacted tran- than $1,500,000 shall be for a cooperative
Section 153 makes technical corrections to sit agencies and transit riders throughout agreement for a technical assistance center
title VIII of division J of Public Law 117–58. the nation, including historically disadvan- to assist small-urban, rural, and Tribal pub-
Section 154 rescinds certain unobligated taged communities who rely upon public lic transit recipients and planning organiza-
balances. transportation. tions with applied innovation and capacity
Section 155 limits overtime to $35,000 per Transit trends.—The agreement directs the building consistent with the direction in
Amtrak employee, allows Amtrak’s presi- Secretary to submit a report to the House House Report 117–402.
dent to waive this restriction for specific and Senate Committees on Appropriations
CAPITAL INVESTMENT GRANTS
employees for safety or operational effi- providing transit ridership levels from 2019
ciency reasons, and requires Amtrak to sub- to present and an assessment of anticipated The bill provides $2,210,000,000 for fixed-
mit a report on overtime payments to the future trends and needs in the transit indus- guideway projects, to remain available until
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- try. expended. Of the funds provided, $1,772,900,000
tions. Low or no emission bus program.—The agree- is available for new starts projects,
ment directs the FTA to implement 49 U.S.C. $100,000,000 is available for core capacity
Section 156 prohibits the use of funds made
5339(c) in a manner that encourages a variety projects, $215,000,000 is available for small
available to Amtrak to reduce the total
of different fuel types, and to consider pro- starts projects, $100,000,000 is available for
number of Amtrak police department uni-
curements that reduce an agency’s overall the expedited project delivery pilot program,
formed officers patrolling on board passenger and $22,100,000 is available for oversight ac-
trains or at stations, facilities or rights-of- greenhouse gas emissions.
tivities consistent with 49 U.S.C. 5338(c). The
way below the staffing level on May 1, 2019. TRANSIT INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS
bill directs the Secretary to administer the
Section 157 expresses the sense of Congress The bill provides an additional $541,959,324 capital investment grants [CIG] program and
that long-distance passenger rail routes and in transit infrastructure grants, to remain move projects through the program to con-
services should be sustained to ensure available until expended. Of the funds pro- struction in accordance with the require-
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connectivity throughout the national net- vided, $90,000,000 is available for buses and ments of 49 U.S.C. 5309 and section 3005(b) of
work. bus facilities competitive grants as author- the FAST Act. The bill also clarifies that
Section 158 allows the state-supported ized under 49 U.S.C. 5339(b); $50,000,000 is project sponsors may be concurrently eligi-
route committee to hire employees to carry available for low or no emission grants as ble for both the new starts and expedited
out the state-supported route committee re- authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5339(c); $15,000,000 project delivery pilot programs.
sponsibilities. is available for ferry boats grants as author- Amounts provided in this act, combined
Section 159 provides an additional amount ized under 49 U.S.C. 5307(h), of which no less with the funding provided in the Consoli-
for the CRISI program. than $5,000,000 is available only for low or dated Appropriations Act, 2022 which remain
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unallocated, are sufficient to support until expended, and rescinds $55,000,000 in un- annual estimates of capital resources needed
projects that currently have executed grant obligated amounts made available in prior to replace and rehabilitate major operating
agreements, projects that meet the require- fiscal years. systems that are not anticipated to be re-
ments of 49 U.S.C. 5309 and are anticipating CABLE SECURITY FLEET capitalized under projects within the capital
grant agreements in fiscal year 2023, and ac- improvement program, the date by which
The bill provides $10,000,000 for the cable
tivities authorized under 49 U.S.C. 5309(b)(1). such activities should be completed, and the
security fleet program, to remain available
Project management oversight [PMO] activi- date by which they were completed. The
until expended.
ties.—The agreement directs the FTA to con- MARAD shall transmit such list in writing
TANKER SECURITY PROGRAM and provide a briefing to the House and Sen-
tinue to submit to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations the quarterly The bill provides $60,000,000 for the tanker ate Committees on Appropriations each
PMO reports for each project with a full security fleet program, to remain available quarter.
funding grant agreement. until expended. USMMA capital improvements.—The agree-
New transportation projects in low-growth OPERATIONS AND TRAINING ment includes $31,921,000 for the USMMA’s
areas.—The agreement encourages the FTA capital improvement program [CIP], which
The bill provides $213,181,000 for the Mari-
to prioritize projects that connect commu- combined with the $51,111,573 in available un-
time Administration’s [MARAD] operations obligated prior year funding will result in a
nities unserved or underserved by transit to and training account. The agreement pro-
employment centers and projects that sup- total of $83,032,573 for CIP projects in fiscal
vides the following funding levels for specific year 2023. Of the CIP funds previously allo-
port economic growth in disadvantaged activities within this account:
areas. cated to specific facilities, such terms and
conditions no longer apply and any such
GRANTS TO THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN USMMA operations ................................................................. $87,848,000
funds are available for projects identified in
AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY USMMA facilities maintenance and repair, and equipment 11,900,000
USMMA capital improvement program .................................. 31,921,000 the CIP. The agreement continues to direct
The bill provides $150,000,000 to carry out Maritime environmental and technical assistance program 6,000,000 the MARAD to expand and improve the ca-
section 601 of division B of Public Law 110– America’s marine highway program ...................................... 10,000,000 pacity of the USMMA staff in order to facili-
432, to remain available until expended. MARAD headquarters operations ........................................... 65,512,000 tate the proper management and oversight of
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS—FEDERAL CIP projects, and directs the Department to
TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION MARAD headquarters operations.—The consider using design build contracts in
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS) agreement includes funding for two new full- order to expedite the renovation of academic
time equivalents for a new compliance busi- facilities and related pier infrastructure this
Section 160 exempts previously made tran- fiscal year. The agreement reiterates the ex-
ness unit at the MARAD headquarters as
sit obligations from limitations on obliga- pectation that the MARAD complete CIP
proposed in the budget request.
tions. projects on an annual basis.
Sexual assault and sexual harassment [SASH]
Section 161 allows funds provided in this The agreement notes with concern the
at USMMA.—The agreement directs the
act that remain unobligated by September state of the USMMA’s facilities and the lack
MARAD to follow the direction included in
30, 2026, for fixed guideway capital invest- of progress by the USMMA, the MARAD, and
House Report 117–402 relating to SASH at the
ment projects to be available for projects to the Department on renovating or rehabili-
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy [USMMA].
use the funds for the purposes for which they tating facilities, which has a direct impact
In addition, the agreement directs the
were originally provided. on the quality of the education provided to
MARAD to continue to engage with U.S.
Section 162 allows for the transfer of ap- students and the ability to attract new en-
commercial vessel operators on the every
propriations made prior to October 1, 2022, trants to serve as future leaders in the
mariner builds a respectful culture
from older accounts to be merged into new United States Merchant Marine. The fiscal
[EMBARC] SASH prevention standards in
accounts with similar current activities. year 2019 CIP, completed on December 18,
Section 163 prohibits the use of funds to order to enroll additional vessel operators in
the sea year program and address impedi- 2019, is the most recent annual report, and
adjust apportionments pursuant to 26 U.S.C. the agreement notes with disappointment
9503(e)(4). ments to participation. Further, the MARAD
is directed to report to the House and Senate that despite direction in Senate Report 116–
Section 164 prohibits the use of funds to 109, the Consolidated Appropriations Act,
impede or hinder project advancement or ap- Committees on Appropriations quarterly in
writing on the ways in which it is conducting 2021, and the Consolidated Appropriations
proval for any project seeking a Federal con- Act, 2022, to provide such annual reports on
tribution from the CIG program of greater such outreach and engagement in order to
improve EMBARC program carrier enroll- the status of the CIP, an updated CIP has not
than 40 percent of project costs. been completed. The agreement acknowl-
Section 165 provides an additional amount ment. The agreement notes that the DOT es-
edges that the Department and the MARAD
for the CIG program. tablished concurrent criminal jurisdiction
are in the process of finalizing the fiscal year
Section 166 extends the period of avail- over the USMMA campus, as required by
2022 CIP, and directs the Department to issue
ability for amounts made available for CIG Public Law 115–232 and Public Law 116–94, in
the overdue fiscal year 2022 CIP within 30
in Public Law 117–103 and Public Law 116–94. October 2022 and therefore the agreement
days of enactment of this act. A current and
Section 167 permits the use of unexpended does not include the reporting requirement
up-to-date CIP annual report is critical to
balances appropriated for low or no emission on this matter in House Report 117–402.
The agreement reiterates the importance providing safe learning and living environ-
component assessment under 49 U.S.C. ments for students, and for utilizing the re-
5312(h) to be used for specified capital activi- of the USMMA conducting surveys on SASH
every other year, as required by law, as these sources provided for the USMMA CIP under
ties. this heading in this and prior fiscal years.
surveys and accompanying analysis are im-
GREAT LAKES ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY Further, the USMMA, the MARAD, and the
portant tools in determining the effective-
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Department shall continue to provide quar-
ness of the policies, training, and procedures
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE terly briefings to the House and Senate Com-
the USMMA and the MARAD have put in
mittees on Appropriations on the status of
(HARBOR MAINTENANCE TRUST FUND) place to address SASH. The agreement di- all short- and long-term CIP projects and
The bill provides $38,500,000 for the oper- rects the USMMA to expeditiously complete provide an annual report on all CIP projects
ations, maintenance, and capital infrastruc- the 2021–2022 academic year survey on SASH, in the same manner and context as in pre-
ture activities of the Great Lakes St. Law- and transmit the report to Congress. vious fiscal years. In addition to planning for
rence Seaway Development Corporation The Department shall also conduct routine the renovation or replacement of academic
[GLS]. Of that amount, not less than assessments of the satellite phone facilities, the CIP for fiscal year 2023 should
$14,800,000 is provided for the seaway infra- functionality to ensure cadets serving in sea identify the long-term goals and sequencing
structure program. The agreement provides year have the means for direct 24/7 commu- of dormitory building renovations or re-
$1,000,000 for trade and economic develop- nication with the USMMA. placements.
ment activities at the GLS, to be carried out USMMA facility maintenance.—The agree- Domestic fuel transportation capabilities.—
in conjunction with system stakeholders. ment notes that the USMMA and the The agreement reiterates the importance of
Seaway infrastructure program.—The agree- MARAD recently executed a comprehensive the Jones Act. Several reports on the Jones
ment directs the GLS to continue to submit facilities and systems maintenance contract Act have been conducted by the GAO, and
an annual report to the House and Senate for the USMMA. The agreement expects such the DOD, in consultation with DOT, recently
Committees on Appropriations, not later contract to result in efficient and timely completed an analysis on the current U.S.-
than 90 days after enactment of this act, routine maintenance of the USMMA campus. flagged fuel tanker vessel capacity; there-
summarizing the activities of the seaway in- Instead of the briefing required in House Re- fore, the agreement does not include the re-
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frastructure program during the immediate port 117–402, the MARAD is directed to brief view required in House Report 117–402.
preceding fiscal year. the House and Senate Committees on Appro- Secure composite shipping containers.—The
MARITIME ADMINISTRATION priations on such contract and the subse- agreement directs the MARAD to collabo-
quent transition to such contract within 30 rate with the Federal Maritime Commission,
MARITIME SECURITY PROGRAM
days of enactment of this act. In addition, DOD, and DHS to support the transition of
(INCLUDING RESCISSION OF FUNDS) the MARAD shall maintain a written list of secure composite shipping containers into
The bill provides $318,000,000 for the mari- the status of all essential and recurring wider use to provide increased security, ship-
time security program, to remain available maintenance and repair needs and activities, ment visibility, and cargo facilitation. The
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agreement directs the MARAD to use the ex- ASSISTANCE TO SMALL SHIPYARDS thorized by 49 U.S.C. 5107(i), up to $2,500,000
isting America’s marine highway program The bill provides $20,000,000 for the small shall be for the state hazardous materials
and the port infrastructure development pro- shipyard grant program, to remain available safety inspection program, and $1,000,000
gram to promote and provide funding for se- until expended. shall be for the Assistance for Local Emer-
cure composite shipping containers, if avail- SHIP DISPOSAL gency Response Training [ALERT] grants.
able and if eligible. The agreement directs the PHMSA to
(INCLUDING RESCISSION OF FUNDS)
STATE MARITIME ACADEMY OPERATIONS prioritize ALERT grants for training in rural
The bill provides $6,000,000 for the ship dis- areas.
The bill provides $120,700,000 for state mari- posal program, to remain available until ex- Staffing and outreach activities.—The agree-
time academy [SMA] operations. The bill pended, and rescinds $12,000,000 in unobli- ment provides funding for a total of 213 full-
provides the following funding levels for spe- gated amounts made available in prior fiscal time positions [FTPs] to support the Office
cific activities within this account: years. of Hazardous Materials Safety, which in-
National maritime heritage grants program.— cludes five new FTPs to expand the haz-
Training ships. ................................................................. $30,500,000 With the increasing cost of scrap steel, the ardous materials safety assistance team, en-
[Training vessel sharing] ...................................... [not more than MARAD is expected to ensure it is able to se- hance the accident investigation program,
$8,000,000] cure the highest price possible from vessels
National security multi-mission vessel program. ........... 75,000,000 and improve the safe transportation of
recycled through the ship disposal program. emerging energy sources. The PHMSA may
Student incentive program .............................................. 2,400,000
The funds received from these sales are de- determine how to prioritize the new FTPs
Fuel assistance payments ............................................... 6,800,000
Direct payments for SMAs ............................................... 6,000,000 posited into the vessel operations revolving among these three activities.
fund [VORF], and the MARAD distributes
PIPELINE SAFETY
funding from the VORF according to the au-
National security multi-mission vessel (PIPELINE SAFETY FUND)
thorized purposes and allocations under 54
[NSMV].—The agreement includes resources
U.S.C. 308704, including to the national mari- (OIL SPILL LIABILITY TRUST FUND)
to assist SMAs in making shore-side infra-
time heritage grants program. The agree- The bill provides $190,385,000 for the
structure improvements to support the deliv-
ment supports the use of funding from the PHMSA’s pipeline safety program, to remain
ery and operation of the NSMVs. Shore-side
VORF for the national maritime heritage available until September 30, 2025. Of that
infrastructure shall only include NSMV-spe-
grants program and directs the MARAD to amount, $29,000,000 is derived from the oil
cific improvements required by the MARAD
continue to work with the National Park spill liability trust fund, $153,985,000 is de-
to safely moor the vessels and other im-
Service to ensure that the portion of the rived from the pipeline safety fund, $400,000
provements that are necessary for SMAs to
VORF allocated for the national maritime is derived from fees collected under 49 U.S.C.
receive the NSMVs. Specifically, shore-side
heritage grants program under 54 U.S.C. 60303 and deposited in the liquefied natural
infrastructure shall include pier construc-
308704(b)(1)(A) is distributed in a timely fash- gas siting account, and $7,000,000 is derived
tion and upgrades directly related to the
ion. from fees collected under 49 U.S.C. 60302 and
mooring of the vessel, but not for general
maintenance that would otherwise be nec- MARITIME GUARANTEED LOAN (TITLE XI) deposited in the underground natural gas
essary absent receiving an NSMV, and is in- PROGRAM ACCOUNT storage facility safety account.
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) The agreement provides the following lev-
clusive of associated utility upgrades di-
The bill provides $3,000,000 for the adminis- els for specific activities within this ac-
rectly related to mooring and operating the
trative expenses of the Title XI program and count:
vessel, including but not limited to elec-
tricity and steam. The agreement directs the directs that these funds be transferred to the
Operations .............................................................................. $85,864,000
MARAD to implement a Federal-state cost- MARAD’s operations and training account. Contract safety programs ...................................................... 23,963,000
share of not less than 80/20 for shore-side in- PORT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT Research and development ................................................... 12,500,000
frastructure improvements. In the event PROGRAM State pipeline safety grants .................................................. 60,500,000
that there are extenuating circumstances The bill provides $212,203,512 for the port Underground natural gas storage facility safety grants ...... 5,000,000
that an SMA is unable to meet an 80/20 Fed- One-call state grants ............................................................ 1,058,000
infrastructure development program, to re- State damage prevention grants ........................................... 1,500,000
eral-state cost-share requirement, the main available until expended.
MARAD may determine whether a different Set asides and prioritization.—The agree-
Federal-state cost-share requirement is ap- Staffing and hiring plans.—The agreement
ment directs the MARAD to set aside 25 per-
propriate, necessary, and executable. In addi- provides up to $2,000,000 for hiring and reten-
cent of the funds for small inland river and
tion, the agreement directs the MARAD to tion incentives to recruit and retain highly
coastal ports and terminals, as required by
sequence the funding distributed to SMAs for qualified inspectors and engineers.
46 U.S.C. 54301. Theagreement directs the Enhanced positive response [EPR].—The
shore-side infrastructure improvements MARAD to allow Federal cost shares above
based on the vessel delivery schedule. The agreement encourages the PHMSA to ad-
80 percent for projects in rural areas, as per- vance broader adoption of EPR.
agreement applies the aforementioned direc- mitted by 46 U.S.C. 54301. Liquefied natural gas [LNG] COE.—The
tion on shore-side infrastructure improve- ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISION—MARITIME agreement notes that the PHMSA submitted
ments to funding provided for shore-side in- ADMINISTRATION the report required under section 111(c) of
frastructure improvements under this head-
Section 170 authorizes the MARAD to fur- the Protecting Our Infrastructure of Pipe-
ing in fiscal year 2022. Further, the MARAD
nish utilities and services and to make nec- lines and Enhancing Safety Act of 2020
shall notify the House and Senate Commit-
essary repairs in connection with any lease, (PIPES Act, division R of Public Law 116–
tees on Appropriations prior to obligating
contract, or occupancy involving govern- 260) to Congress, and provides up to $8,400,000
any funds for shore-side infrastructure im-
ment property under control of the MARAD for PHMSA to establish the national center
provements, and such notification shall in-
and allows payments received to be credited of excellence for LNG safety [Center] as au-
clude the amount of funding provided by
to the Treasury and to remain available thorized in section 111(b) of the PIPES Act.
non-Federal sources for such infrastructure.
until expended. The agreement directs that the use of such
The agreement directs the MARAD to con- funds shall include authorized activities that
duct vigorous oversight of the vessel con- PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY
ADMINISTRATION would improve the safety of LNG facilities,
struction manager, as well as the shipyard, including operations and management, and
to ensure the NSMVs are delivered on budget OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
shall not take resources away from other
and on time. The MARAD is directed to con- The bill provides $29,936,000 for the nec-
safety critical activities within this account.
tinue to provide briefings to the House and essary operational expenses of the PHMSA,
Further, in establishing the Center, the
Senate Committees on Appropriations on the of which $4,500,000 shall remain available
PHMSA is directed to follow the require-
status of the NSMV program on a quarterly until September 30, 2025. The agreement
ments in section 111(e)(2), which the agree-
basis, including detailed reporting on the specifies that $2,000,000 shall be for pipeline
ment notes aligns with ‘‘Model 3’’ in the re-
SMAs shore-side infrastructure improve- safety information grants to communities as
port submitted to Congress. The PHMSA is
ments needed to ensure successful delivery authorized by 49 U.S.C. 60130 and $2,500,000
also directed to ensure that resources from
and operation of the NSMVs, and to provide shall be for emergency response grants as au-
the existing training and qualifications cen-
immediate notification of any risks to the thorized by 49 U.S.C. 60125(b).
ter will not be relocated or duplicated at the
construction schedule or cost. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY new Center.
Home port designation.—The agreement The bill provides $70,743,000 for the EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GRANTS
notes that the MARAD has committed to PHMSA’s hazardous materials safety func-
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continuing the longstanding practice of des- (LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS)
tions, of which $12,070,000 shall remain avail-
ignating the home port of NSMVs as the lo- able until September 30, 2025. Funds made (EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND)
cation of the SMA which they serve. The available until September 30, 2025, are for The bill provides an obligation limitation
agreement directs the MARAD to continue long-term research and development con- of $28,318,000 for emergency preparedness
to work with the House and Senate Commit- tracts, grants, and, in a more limited scope, grants, to remain available until September
tees on Appropriations and the SMAs to en- contract safety programs. 30, 2025.
sure successful delivery and full implementa- The agreement specifies that $1,000,000 While the House and Senate Committees
tion of the NSMVs. shall be for community safety grants as au- on Appropriations support increased funding
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for emergency preparedness grants as au- form standards for developing and sup- office within the Department as part of the
thorized by section 26001 of the IIJA, the porting agency transit pass and transit bene- fiscal year 2024 congressional justifications.
agreement does not include this increase be- fits, including distribution of transit bene- HUD is further directed to submit any staff
cause it is not supported by the level of fees fits. realignments or restructuring to the House
permitted under 49 U.S.C. 5108(g). The agree- Section 190 allows the use of funds to assist and Senate Committees on Appropriations,
ment directs the PHMSA to work with the a contract utilizing geographic, economic, or consistent with section 405 of this act.
authorizing committees and relevant stake- other hiring preference not otherwise au- GAO priority recommendations.—The agree-
holders to develop a proposal for increased thorized by law, only if certain requirements ment directs HUD, within 30 days of enact-
fee levels that would support the authorized are met related to availability of local labor, ment of this act, to report to the House and
level of spending under section 26001 of the displacement of existing employees, and Senate Committees on Appropriations on the
IIJA. delays in transportation plans. steps it has taken in fiscal year 2022 to im-
The agreement encourages the PHMSA to Section 191 directs the Secretary of Trans- plement the 10 outstanding priority rec-
train public sector emergency response per- portation to work with the Secretary of ommendations made by the GAO and addi-
sonnel in communities on or near rail lines, Homeland Security to ensure that best prac- tional actions the Department will under-
which transport a significant volume of tices for industrial control systems procure- take in fiscal year 2023 to implement these
high-risk energy commodities or toxic inha- ment are up to date and that systems pro- recommendations.
lation hazards. cured with funds provided under this title Regional approaches to affordable housing.—
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL were procured using such practices. The agreement encourages the Department
TITLE II to make explicit in competitions for Federal
SALARIES AND EXPENSES funding that regional councils, councils of
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN
The agreement provides $108,073,000 for the government, metropolitan planning organi-
DEVELOPMENT
salaries and expenses of the Office of Inspec- zations, and multi-jurisdictional consor-
tor General. MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION tiums may apply whenever these entities are
GENERAL PROVISIONS—DEPARTMENT OF Broadband deployment locations map.—The eligible applicants. Furthermore, the agree-
TRANSPORTATION agreement directs the Department to submit ment encourages the Department to actively
a report to the House and Senate Commit- seek opportunities for these entities to serve
Section 180 provides authorization for the tees on Appropriations within 60 days of en-
DOT to maintain and operate aircraft, hire as lead applicants and grantees in order to
actment of this act detailing the steps it has promote and expand local, state, and re-
passenger motor vehicles and aircraft, pur- taken to coordinate with the Federal Com-
chase liability insurance, pay for uniforms, gional collaboration.
munications Commission and carry out its Encouraging more affordable housing.—The
and purchase and operate unmanned aircraft responsibilities to implement the deploy- agreement encourages HUD to continue re-
systems. ment locations map pursuant to section 60105 search to identify opportunities to increase
Section 181 limits appropriations for serv- of the IIJA (Public Law 117–58). efficiency in housing manufacturing. The
ices authorized by 5 U.S.C. 3109 up to the rate Energy codes.—The agreement urges the agreement recognizes that off-site construc-
permitted for an executive level IV. Department to work in partnership with tion, including modular and panelized, can
Section 182 prohibits recipients of funds in USDA to expeditiously update the standards be a promising means of increasing the sup-
this act from disseminating personal infor- as required by law, which will reduce oper- ply of affordable housing and encourages
mation obtained by state departments of ating expenses for HUD-owned and subsidized HUD to support consensus-based off-site con-
motor vehicles in connection to motor vehi- properties. struction standards.
cle records with an exception. Eviction data collection.—The agreement di-
Section 183 prohibits funds in this act for EXECUTIVE OFFICES
rects the GAO to examine the barriers that
salaries and expenses of more than 125 polit- exist to collecting, digitizing, and standard- The agreement includes $18,500,000 for the
ical and presidential appointees in the De- izing data from the beginning to the end of salaries and expenses for executive offices,
partment of Transportation. the eviction process, such as pre-eviction in- available until September 30, 2024. The agree-
Section 184 stipulates that revenue col- formation; the renter’s race or ethnicity, age ment directs HUD to outline how budgetary
lected by the FHWA and the FRA from and gender, as well as the composition of the resources will be allocated among the seven
states, counties, municipalities, other public household and landlord data; and the extent offices funded under this heading as part of
authorities, and private sources for training to which such information could inform fu- the Department’s operating plan for fiscal
may be credited to specific accounts within ture funding and policy decisions. The agree- year 2023. The agreement directs HUD to
the agencies, with an exception for state rail ment directs the GAO to brief the House and complete the realignments of both the Dis-
safety inspectors participating in training. Senate Committees on Appropriations on its aster Management Division from the Office
Section 185 prohibits the DOT from using preliminary findings within 180 days of en- of Administration to the Office of the Dep-
funds to make a loan, loan guarantee, line of actment of this act and to provide a full re- uty Secretary and the Executive Secretariat
credit, letter of intent, Federally funded co- port upon completion. Division into the Office of the Secretary by
operative agreement, full funding grant Connections to other Federal, state, and local April 15, 2023.
agreement, or discretionary grant unless the services.—The agreement urges HUD to use Violence Against Women Act [VAWA].—The
DOT gives a 3–day advance notice to the its technical assistance resources to increase agreement provides sufficient resources
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- the knowledge and capacity of HUD grantees within this account for the VAWA director
tions. The provision requires the DOT to pro- to connect program participants to local op- and the Gender-based Violence Prevention
vide a comprehensive list of all such loans, portunities and other government services, Office as authorized by section 41413 of the
loan guarantees, lines of credit, letters of in- where appropriate. Violence Against Women Act of 1994 (34
tent, Federally funded cooperative agree- Buying preference.—The agreement urges U.S.C. 12493). The agreement directs the De-
ments, full funding grant agreements, and the Department to comply with the Buy partment to provide updates to the House
discretionary grants that will be announced America requirements of the IIJA. and Senate Committees on Appropriations at
with a 3–day advance notice to the House and Rural areas.—The agreement urges the De- key milestones on its progress to collect in-
Senate Committees on Appropriations. The partment to enhance its efforts to provide formation on the extent to which public
provision also requires concurrent notice of decent, affordable housing and to promote housing agencies [PHAs] and owners have
any ‘‘quick release’’ of funds from the economic development for Americans living adopted emergency transfer policies since
FHWA’s emergency relief program, and pro- in rural areas. When designing programs and the publication of the Department’s model
hibits notifications from involving funds not making funding decisions, the Department emergency transfer plan, and the effective-
available for obligation. shall take into consideration the unique con- ness of those emergency transfer policies in
Section 186 allows funds received from re- ditions, challenges, and scale of rural areas. ensuring survivors have access to safe hous-
bates, refunds, and similar sources to be Appropriations attorneys.—The agreement ing.
credited to appropriations of the DOT. funds appropriations attorneys in the Office HUD staffing assessment.—The agreement
Section 187 requires reprogramming ac- of the Chief Financial Officer [OCFO] and di- amends direction in House Report 117–402 re-
tions to be approved or denied by the House rects the Department to refer all appropria- garding a GAO evaluation of staff capacity
and Senate Committees on Appropriations, tions law issues to such attorneys within the and instead encourages HUD to continue to
and reprogramming notifications shall be OCFO. The agreement urges the Department assess staffing and training needs in the
transmitted solely to the Appropriations to ensure the office has adequate personnel field, regional, and headquarters offices and
Committees. and non-personnel resources to fulfill their brief the House and Senate Committees on
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Section 188 allows funds appropriated to responsibilities, including training HUD staff Appropriations on changing needs.
operating administrations to be obligated for in funds control procedures and directives, as ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OFFICES
the Office of the Secretary for costs related required by section 215 of this act. The agreement provides $659,600,000 for the
to assessments only when such funds provide Organizational charts and staffing realign- salaries and expenses for administrative sup-
a direct benefit to the operating administra- ments.—The agreement directs HUD to sub- port offices, available until September 30,
tions. mit, in consultation with the House and Sen- 2024. Funds are provided as follows:
Section 189 authorizes the Secretary to ate Committees on Appropriations, current
carry out a program that establishes uni- and accurate organizational charts for each Office of the Chief Financial Officer ............................... $90,000,000
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Office of the General Counsel ......................................... 125,000,000 Office of Departmental Equal Employment count. The agreement also requires HUD to
[Departmental Enforcement Center] ........................... [not less than Opportunity [ODEEO].—The agreement does include in its annual operating plan a de-
$20,300,000] not approve the renaming of the ODEEO or tailed outline of its plans for transferring
Office of Administration .................................................. 225,000,000 budgetary resources to the WCF in fiscal
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer ..................... 51,500,000 the transfer of functions from the OCHCO.
year 2023.
Office of the Chief Procurement Officer ......................... 28,000,000 PROGRAM OFFICES
Office of Field Policy and Management .......................... 65,500,000
PUBLIC AND INDIAN HOUSING
The agreement provides $1,054,300,000 for
Office of Departmental Equal Employment Opportunity 4,600,000 the salaries and expenses for program offices, TENANT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
Office of the Chief Information Officer ........................... 70,000,000
Total ................................................................................. 659,600,000
available until September 30, 2024. Funds are The agreement provides a combined total
provided as follows: of $30,253,112,000, to be available until ex-
Hiring and separation report.—The hiring pended, for all tenant-based section 8 activi-
Office of Public and Indian Housing ............................... $278,200,000 ties: $27,599,532,000 under the tenant-based
and separation report directed in House Re- rental assistance account in this title and an
Office of Community Planning and Development ........... 163,400,000
port 117–402 shall be submitted semiannually, Office of Housing ............................................................. 465,000,000 additional $2,653,580,000, designated as an
and include the Office of Inspector General [Office of Recapitalization] ......................................... [not less than emergency requirement, in division N of this
and the Government National Mortgage As- $13,300,000] act.
sociation [Ginnie Mae], as well as position Office of Policy Development and Research ................... 39,600,000 Including the amounts provided in division
titles, location and full time equivalent Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity ................ 97,000,000 N, the agreement includes a total of
[FTE] positions. Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes ........ 11,100,000 $26,402,000,000 for the renewal of tenant-based
Office of Administration [OA].—The agree- Total ................................................................................. 1,054,300,000 vouchers. This amount includes funding to
ment includes not less than $3,500,000 for renew veteran affairs supportive housing
critical repairs to the Weaver building to re- Area median income [AMI] calculations.—The [VASH] vouchers funded in prior years and
agreement amends the directive in House Re- also includes up to $7,500,000 for Tribal HUD–
place obsolete systems and improve building VASH renewals.
port 117–402 regarding alternative methods
safety and indoor air quality and directs for calculating AMI and instead directs HUD The agreement provides $50,000,000 in new
that not later than 90 days after enactment to conduct this analysis and report to the incremental vouchers to expand affordable
of this act HUD submit to the House and House and Senate Committees on Appropria- housing opportunities to low-income people
Senate Committees on Appropriations an ex- tions within one year of enactment of this (including families and individuals experi-
penditure plan for these funds. act on its findings. encing homelessness and survivors of domes-
The agreement does not include the pro- Office of Community Planning and Develop- tic violence), $50,000,000 for new incremental
posed consolidation of the Office of Adminis- ment [CPD].—The agreement directs the De- HUD–VASH vouchers, $30,000,000 for new in-
tration, the Office of the Chief Human Cap- partment to prioritize the hiring of up to cremental family unification vouchers, and
eight additional positions for grants manage- $337,000,000 for tenant protection vouchers
ital Officer [OCHCO], and the Office of the [TPVs].
ment and up to 12 additional environmental
Chief Procurement Officer [OCPO] into a sin- review specialist positions to support the in- The agreement does not require the report
gle funding line or the proposed reorganiza- creased workload associated with additional on tenant organizing in House Report 117–
tion to create the Immediate Office of the community investments for economic devel- 402.
Assistant Secretary, the Office of Govern- opment initiatives. The agreement also di- Administrative fees.—The agreement directs
ment Information Management, the Office of rects the Department to prioritize the hiring HUD to consult with PHAs, advocates, and
Administrative Services or the transfer of of up to nine additional positions to support researchers on ways to make the administra-
FTE from the OCHCO for the Personnel Se- the new preservation and reinvestment for tive fee formula more relevant to what it
curity Division. The agreement does approve community enhancement and ‘‘Yes in My costs to administer a high-performing and ef-
Backyard’’ programs. The agreement ap- ficient voucher program today, and report on
the creation of the Deputy Assistant Sec- proves the Department’s proposed reorga- the findings and recommendations to the
retary for Operations. nizations to move the Technical Assistance House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
Expired balances report.—The agreement di- Division into the Office of Policy Develop- tions within 180 days of enactment of this
rects HUD to submit a report on expired bal- ment and Research [PD&R], elevate the act.
ances within 90 days of the end of each fiscal Field Operations Division under its own Dep- HUD–VASH.—The agreement directs HUD
year. uty Assistant Secretary, and realign the of- to continue to coordinate with the Depart-
Office of the Chief Financial Officer fices within the Deputy Assistant Secretary ment of Veterans Affairs [VA] to establish
[OCFO].—The agreement does not provide for Operations. While the agreement does not pathways that would allow for temporary
dedicated funding for the financial trans- approve moving the oversight of the section transitional case management in areas that
4 or rural capacity building programs to the PHAs have vouchers available and accom-
formation initiative as the appropriation for Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic
the OCFO is sufficient for the continuation panied with VA case management resources
Development, or moving the formula alloca- but are underutilized due to a lack of refer-
of these activities in fiscal year 2023. How- tion process to PD&R, it does approve the re- rals from the VA, to ensure no veteran goes
ever, the agreement directs HUD to detail maining organizational changes identified on unserved where housing and services remain
any contract expenses for the financial page 45–12 of the fiscal year 2023 congres- available. The agreement reminds HUD of di-
transformation in its operating plans and sional budget justification. rection to consult with the VA to enable
congressional justifications and expects Office of Housing.—The agreement directs PHAs to be designated entities to screen for
transparent communication with the House the Department to provide updates to the veteran eligibility and make referrals for
and Senate Committees on Appropriations House and Senate Committees on Appropria- HUD–VASH and directs HUD to issue guid-
tions within 90 days of enactment of this act ance related to approving a PHA to be a des-
on this effort. The agreement does not ap- on any current backlog in multifamily un-
prove the proposed reorganizations to create ignated service provider no later than March
derwriting. 31, 2023. The agreement encourages the De-
a Customer Experience Division within the Office of Policy Development and Research.— partment to reallocate HUD–VASH voucher
Assistant Chief Financial Officer [ACFO] for The agreement supports the proposed re- assistance to PHAs with an identified need
Budget, the creation of an Office of Chief alignment of the Technical Assistance Divi- and directs HUD to expeditiously provide the
Risk Officer, or moving the Grants Manage- sion from CPD to PD&R and approves the report directed by the fiscal years 2021 and
ment and Oversight Division from the ACFO other alignments requested within PD&R. 2022 joint explanatory statements on meth-
for Systems to the ACFO for Budget. WORKING CAPITAL FUND ods to reallocate unused HUD–VASH vouch-
Office of General Counsel [OGC].—The agree- ers, which shall include a determination of
(INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) the feasibility of issuing a new solicitation
ment directs HUD to provide a report to the
For the working capital fund [WCF], the of participation for unallocated HUD–VASH
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- vouchers.
tions within 180 days of enactment of this agreement permits only centralized activi-
ties and funds from this account to include Incremental vouchers.—The agreement pro-
act on progress towards closing the six out- Federal shared services for financial man- vides $50,000,000 for new incremental vouch-
standing GAO recommendations from the re- agement, procurement, travel, relocation, ers. In awarding these funds, the agreement
port GAO–19–38. The agreement invites the human resources (including the treasury ex- directs HUD to support an initial term of 12
Department to assess whether HUD’s mis- ecutive institute contract), printing, records months. The agreement directs HUD to in-
sion is better served by the Departmental management, space renovation, furniture, corporate key lessons learned to date from
Enforcement Center being within OGC or re- and supply services. The agreement does not research, as well as its execution of the
porting directly to the Deputy Secretary. expand the authority, as proposed in the emergency housing vouchers provided by the
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer budget request, to include information tech- American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (Public
nology customer devices, financial manage- Law 117–2).
[OCHCO].—The agreement does not approve ment services full cost recovery, human re-
the shift of personnel into the Office of De- sources platform licensing or any other ac- Special purpose vouchers.—The agreement
partmental Equal Employment Opportunity tivity not expressly permitted in this act. directs the Department to work with the au-
or other realignments identified as ‘‘under The agreement expects that, prior to exer- thorizing committees to address the under-
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consideration’’ on pages 39–23 and 39–24 of the cising discretion to centrally fund an activ-
ity, the Secretary shall have established lying statutory obstacles that populations
fiscal year 2023 congressional budget jus- served by special purpose vouchers encounter
tification. transparent and reliable unit cost account-
ing for the offices and agencies of the De- in finding units available to lease within
Office of the Chief Procurement Officer
partment that use the activity, and shall normal timeframes of larger voucher pro-
[OCPO].—The agreement directs the Depart- have adequately trained staff within each af-
ment to prioritize hiring additional staff for grams.
fected office and agency on resource plan-
this office, as well as providing necessary ning and accounting processes associated VAWA report.—In order to further improve
training for current staff. with the centralization of funds to this ac- upon the utilization of emergency transfers
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for survivors of domestic violence, dating vi- Quality assurance of physical inspections.— sure potential lead-based paint risks are
olence, sexual assault, or stalking, the agree- The agreement directs the Department to identified and addressed expeditiously.
ment directs the GAO to identify and study identify how funds provided for the Real Es- The agreement directs the Office of Public
PHAs with effective transfer plans and re- tate Assessment Center [REAC], including and Indian Housing to continue to work with
port on their process for creating and imple- any carryover balances, will be utilized dur- the Office of Lead Hazard Control and
menting their plans, weaknesses and ing fiscal year 2023 as part of the operating Healthy Homes to improve its monitoring
strengths of the emergency transfer plans, plan required by section 405 of this act. The processes and develop procedures to ensure
and any best practices that could be adopted agreement also directs HUD to brief the that HUD staff take consistent and timely
by other PHAs. The agreement also directs House and Senate Committees on Appropria- steps to address health hazards, as rec-
the GAO to brief the House and Senate Com- tions during fiscal year 2023 at key mile- ommended by the GAO.
mittees on Appropriations on the proposed stones in implementation and rulemaking Public housing data dashboard.—To better
scope and methodology of this report within related to the national standards for the inform the identification of program chal-
90 days of enactment of this act and submit physical inspection of real estate [NSPIRE] lenges and where additional policy and re-
the final report to the Committees upon inspection model, and include in such brief- search considerations may be beneficial, the
completion. ings details on how the open GAO rec- agreement urges HUD to add PHA-level data
Project-based vouchers.—The agreement di- ommendations are being addressed and points on both program reserves and the
rects the Department to review options for HUD’s progress in addressing its inspection amount of reserves that HUD determines are
addressing challenges with operating exist- backlog. in excess of prudent program management.
Shortfall funding.—The agreement directs Annual contributions contract [ACC] amend-
ing and future affordable housing projects
that the allocation of financial shortfall ments.—The agreement directs HUD to com-
that serve special populations, including
funds shall first be prioritized to PHAs with ply with all appropriate process require-
people experiencing homelessness and indi-
249 or fewer public housing units that are de- ments and work and consult with PHAs in
viduals discharged from hospitals and other
termined to be experiencing shortfalls and any future rulemaking process that amends
facilities, due to a lack of project-based rent- the ACC.
al assistance. This review shall include, but have less than one month of reserves before
allocating funds to larger PHAs. CHOICE NEIGHBORHOODS INITIATIVE
not be limited to, the feasibility of relaxing
the percentage cap on project-based vouch- Administrative and judicial receiverships.— The bill provides $350,000,000 for the choice
ers, in order to continue providing affordable The agreement directs HUD to report quar- neighborhoods initiative, to remain avail-
housing to special needs populations who terly to the House and Senate Committees able until September 30, 2027. Of this
would otherwise face barriers in finding suit- on Appropriations on the status of PHAs amount, not less than $175,000,000 shall be
able housing in the private rental market. under receivership, including factors that in- made available to PHAs and not more than
The agreement also directs the Department formed the receivership such as physical and $10,000,000 is available for planning grants.
to improve its collection of data on project- financial scores, deficiencies with internal The agreement directs HUD to give recipi-
controls, and other information dem- ents of prior year planning grants priority
based vouchers, including their utilization,
onstrating each PHA’s inability to effec- consideration for implementation grant
and to provide a briefing to the House and
tively oversee their business operations. This awards.
Senate Committees on Appropriations on Supplemental grants.—The agreement di-
what data gaps exist and the steps HUD is report shall also include an identification of
funding resources and technical assistance rects HUD to use up to $75,000,000 of the fund-
taking to remedy those gaps within 120 days ing provided under this heading for competi-
of enactment of this act. provided to each PHA for the purpose of
transitioning out of receivership and how tive supplemental grants to current imple-
Housing choice voucher data dashboard.—To mentation grantees in the fiscal year 2023
better inform the identification of housing HUD will address deficiencies in an effort to
NOFO for implementation grants to support
choice voucher program challenges and return the respective PHAs to local control.
Recycling and zero waste.—The agreement the construction of replacement housing
where additional policy and research consid- units. To be eligible for such funding, quali-
erations may be beneficial, the agreement does not include funding for the recycling
fying applicants shall be current grantees
urges HUD to add PHA and special purpose and zero waste pilot program included in
that received implementation grants as part
voucher-level data points on voucher success House Report 117–402. The agreement recog-
of the fiscal year 2017, 2018, 2019, or 2020
rates and to identify the amount of reserves nizes that HUD has submitted the overdue
NOFOs; received a choice neighborhoods
that HUD determines are in excess of pru- report on HUD’s evaluation of methods of
planning grant; and are still actively devel-
dent program management. supporting and expanding recycling and zero oping housing. The agreement notes that
HOUSING CERTIFICATE FUND
waste programs in public housing, and there- HUD has included similar competitive sup-
fore does not include the related direction in plemental grants in the fiscal year 2022
(INCLUDING RESCISSIONS)
House Report 117–402. NOFO for implementation grants, however,
The bill includes language allowing unobli- Emergency and safety and security grants.—
gated balances in the housing certificate selections have not been made. Therefore,
Within the amounts provided for emergency the agreement directs HUD to allow other-
fund to be used for the renewal of or amend- capital needs, the agreement directs the De-
ments to section 8 project-based contracts wise qualifying current implementation
partment to fund eligible safety and security grantees that have received supplemental
and for performance-based contract adminis- projects as quickly as possible, and directs funding from amounts provided under this
trators. HUD to award the funds for PHAs under re- heading in fiscal year 2022 to compete for
PUBLIC HOUSING FUND ceivership or under the control of a Federal these supplemental grants, and directs HUD
The agreement provides $8,514,000,000 for monitor based on need and not be subject to to require such grantees to demonstrate ad-
the public housing fund to remain available a cap on individual grant award amounts. ditional significant needs. Further, the
until September 30, 2026. Residential health hazards.—The agreement agreement directs HUD to use its existing
Within the total, the agreement provides prohibits the Department from deeming any waiver authority regarding total develop-
$5,109,000,000 for the public housing operating PHA, including those that are troubled, sub- ment cost limitations to enable otherwise
formula for 2023 payments; $25,000,000 for standard, or are under the direction of a qualifying current implementation grantees
need-based allocations to PHAs that experi- monitor or a court-appointed receiver, to be to compete for these supplemental grants.
ence or are at risk of financial shortfalls; ineligible to apply for or receive funding, The agreement prohibits HUD from includ-
$3,200,000,000 for allocations to PHAs through provided that the PHA is in compliance with ing the size of the housing site or project as
the capital fund formula; $50,000,000 for emer- any current memorandum of agreement or a rating factor for these supplemental grants
gency capital needs, of which $20,000,000 shall recovery agreements. The agreement also in the fiscal year 2023 NOFO for implementa-
be for PHAs under receivership or under the prohibits HUD from deeming any PHA as in- tion grants. The agreement further directs
control of a Federal monitor, and of which eligible to apply for or receive funding that that if HUD is considering leverage as a rat-
not less than $10,000,000 is for safety and se- has a violation or violations of the lead safe ing factor for such supplemental grants that
curity measures; $65,000,000 for competitive housing or lead disclosure rules and that such consideration prioritize grantees with
grants to public housing agencies to evaluate present documentation establishing it is the lowest public housing funds to non-pub-
and reduce residential health hazards, in- working in good faith to resolve such find- lic housing funds leverage ratio in all pro-
cluding lead-based paint, carbon monoxide, ings by meeting any deadlines it was re- posed development phases.
mold, radon, and fire safety, of which not quired to reach under the terms of a settle- Supporting residents.—The bill increases the
less than $25,000,000 is specifically for lead ment agreement, consent decree, voluntary maximum amount of implementation grant
hazards; $15,000,000 for administrative and ju- agreement, or similar document as of the funding that may be used for supportive
dicial receiverships; and $50,000,000 for public date of application. The Department is also services activities to not more than 20 per-
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housing financial and physical assessment prohibited from precluding funds from being cent. In implementing this authority, the
activities. used to carry out work to settle an out- agreement directs HUD to ensure grantees
Operating formula grants.—The funding pro- standing violation. The agreement continues utilize an appropriate mix of allowed funding
vided for operating formula grants includes to expect the Department to work with mechanisms and do not solely rely upon a
funding for resident participation activities, PHAs to ensure that the initiative reflects supportive services endowment trust.
including tenant organizing activities, ca- the unique needs of the industry and strong- SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
pacity building and technical assistance, and ly encourages HUD to work with PHAs, their The bill provides $175,000,000 for self-suffi-
access to community services. maintenance staff, and tenants to help en- ciency programs, to remain available until
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September 30, 2026. Of the total, $125,000,000 [HOPWA] program, to remain available until ommendations in report GAO–21–579 and en-
is for the family self-sufficiency [FSS] pro- September 30, 2024, except that amounts allo- courages HUD to look for additional ways to
gram, $35,000,000 is for the resident oppor- cated pursuant to 854(c)(5) shall remain collaborate with various Federal agencies to
tunity and self-sufficiency program, and available until September 30, 2025. help grantees and local communities maxi-
$15,000,000 is for the jobs-plus initiative. Annual reporting system.—The agreement mize and more effectively align HUD’s com-
FSS performance measurement system.—The encourages HUD to continue efforts to make munity development programs with other
agreement supports efforts to update FSS’s it easier for grantees to report their annual Federal economic development resources.
performance measurement system and notes HOPWA data and to increase data quality in CDBG disaster recovery.—The agreement
that HUD is in the process of improving the order to alleviate burdens for stakeholders, urges HUD to prioritize the acceleration of
quality of the data and analysis of FSS pro- reduce vulnerabilities of paper- or desktop- disaster recovery funds for eligible individ-
grams. The agreement directs HUD to brief based processes and data collection, and uals and families, and to explore the utiliza-
the House and Senate Committees on Appro- bring HOPWA grantee reporting capabilities tion of mechanisms, like the recovery accel-
priations on its FSS performance measure- in line with other CPD programs. eration funds deployed by SBP in New Orle-
ment methodology which will be published COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND ans, Louisiana and Enterprise Community
in the Federal Register. The agreement provides $6,397,285,641 for Partners, to speed recovery through the use
Family self-sufficiency program.—Before the community development fund, to remain of private capital for upfront repair costs
awarding funds to new grantees, HUD shall available until September 30, 2026. Of the that are later reimbursed.
first prioritize the renewal of all existing co- total, the agreement provides $3,300,000,000 in Economic development initiatives [EDIs].—
ordinators and second consider funding addi- community development block grant [CDBG] The agreement directs HUD to provide fund-
tional coordinators for current grantees formula funding, $30,000,000 for activities au- ing for the projects listed in the table enti-
whose program sizes qualify for additional thorized under section 8071 of the SUPPORT tled ‘‘Community Project Funding/Congres-
coordinators. for Patients and Communities Act, sionally Directed Spending’’ at the end of
NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS $85,000,000 for grants to reduce barriers to af- this joint explanatory statement in the cor-
(INCLUDING RESCISSION) fordable housing development, and responding amounts. The agreement further
$2,982,285,641 for economic development ini- directs HUD to provide semi-annual briefings
The bill provides $1,020,000,000 for Native
tiatives. to the House and Senate Committees on Ap-
American programs, to remain available
Yes in my backyard incentive grant pro- propriations on the implementation of EDIs
until September 30, 2027. The bill provides
gram.—The agreement provides $85,000,000 for and the Department’s oversight of projects.
the following levels for specific activities
a new competitive grant program that will COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LOAN GUARANTEES
within this account:
reward state, local, and regional jurisdic- PROGRAM ACCOUNT
tions that have made progress in improving
Native American housing block grants—formula ................ $787,000,000 The agreement provides the authority to
Native American housing block grants—competitive .......... 150,000,000 inclusionary zoning practices, land use poli-
collect fees from borrowers adequate to re-
Title VI loan program ............................................................. 1,000,000 cies, and housing infrastructure that will ul-
sult in a subsidy cost of zero and an aggre-
Indian community development block grant ......................... 75,000,000 timately increase the supply of affordable
gate limitation on commitments of no more
Training and technical assistance ........................................ 7,000,000 housing. Improved land use policies may in-
than $300,000,000 for loan guarantees under
clude increasing density, reducing minimum
Coordinated environmental reviews for Tribal section 108.
lot sizes, creating transit-oriented develop-
Section 108(q).—Previously, Congress pro-
housing and related infrastructure.—The ment zones, streamlining or shortening per-
vided HUD with funding through section
agreement expects HUD to routinely report mitting processes and timeline, expanding
108(q) to assist state and local governments
to the House and Senate Committees on Ap- by-right multifamily zoned areas, allowing
with environmental remediation and eco-
propriations on the Tribal housing and re- mixed use and multifamily development in
nomic development projects by providing
lated infrastructure interagency task force retail, office, and light manufacturing areas,
competitive grant awards from the
meetings, action items, goals, and rec- allowing accessory dwelling units on lots
brownfields economic development initiative
ommendations. with single family homes, eliminating or re-
Technical assistance.—The agreement ex- [BEDI] and the EDI programs, greatly en-
laxing residential property height limita-
pects that technical assistance funds will be hancing the utilization of the section 108
tions, eliminating or reducing off-street
provided to organizations with experience in loan program and development of larger
parking requirements, and donating vacant
providing technical assistance that reflects scale projects that leveraged public and pri-
land for affordable housing development. The
the unique needs and culture of Native vate investment. The agreement directs HUD
agreement notes with encouragement HUD’s
Americans. to encourage borrowers of loans guaranteed
existing research on barriers to affordable
under section 108 to undertake large scale
INDIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE FUND housing production and directs HUD to issue
community and economic development
PROGRAM ACCOUNT best practices for local, state, and regional
projects, including the redevelopment of
(INCLUDING RESCISSION) agencies to improve such opportunities.
Fairness in CDBG formula.—In addition to shopping malls, and to provide a report to
The bill provides $5,521,000 for the cost of the House and Senate Committees on Appro-
the direction in House Report 117–402, the
guaranteed loans, to remain available until priations on the extent to which the section
agreement directs HUD to submit a report to
expended. The bill allows HUD to use funds 108 program has supported these activities.
the House and Senate Committees on Appro-
in this and prior acts for the cost of guaran- The agreement modifies House Report 117–
priations within 180 days of enactment of
teed loans that are unobligated to subsidize 402 and does not require quarterly reporting
this act on work undertaken by the Depart-
a total loan level of not more than on progress to issue new loan guarantees.
ment in 2021 and 2022, and planned to be un-
$1,400,000,000, to remain available until Sep- HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM
dertaken in 2023, to update the CDBG for-
tember 30, 2024.
mula and reauthorize the CDBG program. The bill provides $1,500,000,000, to remain
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANT Colonias communities.—The agreement available until September 30, 2026, for the
The bill provides $22,300,000 for the Native modifies the report directed in House Report HOME investment partnerships program.
Hawaiian housing block grant program, to 117–402 on colonias communities and instead PRESERVATION AND REINVESTMENT INITIATIVE
remain available until September 30, 2027. directs the GAO to conduct a study on the FOR COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT
The agreement directs HUD to ensure that economic, public health, and environmental
the funds provided are administered to maxi- The agreement provides $225,000,000 for the
conditions of colonias, the types of Federal
mize the provision of affordable housing preservation and reinvestment initiative for
assistance available to colonias, and the var-
through the construction of high density, community enhancement program, of which
ious definitions Federal agencies use in de-
multifamily affordable housing and rental $25,000,000 is for a pilot program to provide
fining colonias. In its study, the GAO should
units, as well as housing counseling services grants to assist in the redevelopment of
also describe existing Federal efforts to as-
and the rehabilitation of housing on Native manufactured housing communities as re-
sist colonias and Federal coordination with
Hawaiian homelands that do not meet safe placement housing that is affordable, to re-
the states, and identify challenges and bar-
and sanitary housing building standards. main available until September 30, 2027. The
riers that may impede Federal efforts. The
agreement directs the Department, to the
NATIVE HAWAIIAN HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE agreement directs the GAO to brief the
extent practicable, to fund grants in a vari-
FUND PROGRAM ACCOUNT House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
ety of geographic areas, including urban and
The bill provides not more than $28,000,000 tions on its preliminary findings within 280
rural communities, Tribal communities, and
in loan guarantee commitment authority, days of enactment of this act and to provide
areas prone to natural disasters.
a full report upon completion.
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including the authority to guarantee refi- SELF-HELP AND ASSISTED HOMEOWNERSHIP
nance loans, to remain available until Sep- Data in rural communities.—The agreement
encourages HUD to extend flexibilities for OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
tember 30, 2024.
the use of alternative data for rural commu- The bill provides $62,500,000, to remain
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
nities with less than 1,000 residents when a available until September 30, 2025. The bill
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH CDBG applicant considers American commu- provides the following funding levels for spe-
AIDS nity survey data to be unreliable. cific activities within this account:
The agreement provides $499,000,000 for the Coordinating Federal resources.—The agree-
housing opportunities for persons with AIDS ment directs HUD to address the open rec- Self-help homeownership opportunity program [SHOP] ........ $13,500,000
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Section 4 program ................................................................. 42,000,000 [Projects to assist survivors of domestic violence, dating Point-in-time count.—The agreement directs
[Rural capacity building activities] .................................. [not less than violence, sexual assault or stalking] ........................... [not less than the Department to report to the House and
$5,000,000] $52,000,000]
Senate Committees on Appropriations with-
National rural capacity building ........................................... 6,000,000 National homeless data analysis project .............................. 7,000,000
Veterans housing rehabilitation and modification pilot pro- Comprehensive approach to serving homeless youth ........... 107,000,000 in 180 days of enactment of this act about
gram .................................................................................. 1,000,000 [Youth homelessness system improvement grants] ......... [not less than the viability of creating a digital point-in-
$25,000,000] time count data collection and analysis plat-
SHOP per unit average investment cap.—The [Technical assistance] ...................................................... [up to form for communities to use.
agreement notes that HUD increased the av- $10,000,000] Annual homeless assessment report [AHAR].—
One-time award for new construction, acquisition or reha- The agreement directs HUD to incorporate
erage SHOP expenditure for the combined bilitation of new permanent supportive housing ............. 75,000,000
cost of land acquisition and infrastructure additional Federal data on homelessness,
[Awards for states with populations less than
improvements for the first time since 2004 in 2,500,000] ..................................................................... [not less than
particularly as it relates to youth homeless-
the fiscal year 2022 NOFO. The agreement di- $30,000,000] ness, into the AHAR and to submit the re-
rects HUD to use its existing authorities to port to the House and Senate Committees on
include an average per SHOP unit cost in the Total .............................................................................. 3,633,000,000 Appropriations by August 31, 2023.
fiscal year 2023 NOFO that is greater than HOUSING PROGRAMS
the historical cap of $15,000 per SHOP unit. The agreement modifies the House Report PROJECT–BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE
Following initial engagement with the 117–402 directive under this heading to not
prioritize investigations or outreach to spe- The bill provides a combined total of
GAO regarding its evaluation on cost trends $14,907,000,000, to remain available until ex-
in the SHOP program, as required by the cific homeless subpopulations.
Additional planning resources.—The agree- pended, for project-based rental assistance
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022, the [PBRA] activities: $13,937,580,000 under the
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- ment directs HUD to continue its practice of
administratively capping planning funds for project-based rental assistance account in
tions are concerned with gaps in HUD’s data this title and an additional $969,420,000, des-
collection from grantees, the quality and the largest continuum of care [CoCs] grant-
ees. ignated as an emergency, in division N of
availability of data, and capacity to effec- this act. Of the total, not more than
Permanent supportive housing.—The agree-
tively analyze the needs relating to the aver- $343,000,000 is for performance-based contract
ment encourages HUD and CoCs to leverage
age per SHOP unit cost. Therefore, instead of administrators [PBCAs], which in addition
the funds provided for the construction, ac-
the study required in House Report 117–402, to unobligated balances available in the
quisition, or rehabilitation for new perma-
the agreement directs HUD to improve and housing certificate fund will be sufficient to
nent supportive housing with other funding
increase its data collection requirements for support PBCAs. Consistent with the budget
sources, such as tax credits and project-
grantees; strengthen its internal data anal- request, the agreement does not provide
based rental assistance, to maximize the
ysis relating to cost trends, needs, changes, funding for tenant education and outreach,
amount of housing that can be directed to
and impacts for the average per SHOP unit as prior year funding is available to support
meeting the needs of homeless individuals
cost; and initiate a SHOP program evalua- tenant organizing activities, capacity build-
and families.
tion. The agreement directs HUD to brief the Comprehensive interventions to prevent and ing and technical assistance, access to com-
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- end youth homelessness.—The agreement di- munity services, and civic engagement ac-
tions no later than 120 days after enactment rects HUD to ensure that sufficient technical tivities.
of this act on its progress on such actions to assistance resources and equal consideration Managing troubled properties.—The agree-
improve data collection and analysis. for youth homelessness system improvement ment directs HUD to include in the report
Section 4 program.—The agreement directs grants are provided to rural areas. When de- required by section 219 of this act data on
that funds available for the section 4 pro- termining grant awards, the agreement en- PBRA properties and units that have exited
gram be used solely for capacity building ac- courages HUD to incorporate the following the program as a result of contract abate-
tivities. components as objectives for grantees: youth ment from poor physical conditions or for
Capacity building to address the needs of other reasons.
collaboration in project design and imple-
Tribal communities.—The agreement directs Mark-to-market [M2M].—The bill includes
mentation, including establishment of local
HUD to ensure that section 4 program grant- the budget request to extend the M2M pro-
youth advisory boards; quality data collec-
ees collectively invest not less than $1,000,000 gram under section 579 of the Multifamily
tion, management, utilization, and evalua-
in targeted capacity building activities to Assisted Housing Reform and Affordability
tion; direct coordination and communication
benefit Native Hawaiian, American Indian, Act of 1997 to October 1, 2027. The bill also
with service providers; cross-system partner-
and Alaska Native communities and popu- provides HUD the authority to make budget-
ships including juvenile justice, child wel-
lations in areas including, but not limited based rent adjustments for PBRA contracts
fare, and education systems; and prevention
to, rural areas. This minimum investment is that have been renewed through the M2M
and diversion strategies. The agreement pro-
separate from the required investment for program and are distressed or at risk of be-
hibits the use of these funds for direct serv-
rural capacity building activities of not less coming distressed. The agreement directs
ices or housing.
than $5,000,000. The agreement directs HUD to provide the HUD to use existing data sources, including
Rural capacity building program.—For the new evaluation of the youth homelessness PBCA/HUD management and occupancy re-
purposes of the national rural capacity demonstration program [YHDP] to the House views, as well as REAC inspections, to assess
building NOFO, the agreement directs HUD and Senate Committees on Appropriations the physical property and operational needs
to define an eligible national organization as no later than November 1, 2023. amongst post-M2M properties and other
‘‘a nonprofit entity, which has ongoing expe- The agreement reminds the Department PBRA properties with health and safety defi-
rience in rural housing, including experience and CoCs that renewal funding provided for ciencies to better understand the scope of
working with rural housing organizations, YHDP projects may only be used for eligible the budget-based rent adjustment needs for
local governments, and Indian Tribes, as evi- youth-specific activities upon reaching re- PBRA properties. HUD is directed to provide
denced by past and continuing work in one newal status. HUD is encouraged to provide the results of this assessment to the House
or more states in eight or more of HUD’s public-facing information to grantees re- and Senate Committees on Appropriations
Federal regions.’’ garding the YHDP renewal process. within 180 days of enactment of this act.
Assistance for low-income and disabled vet- Clarifying eligibility and documentation re- Section 8 moderate rehabilitation [mod rehab]
erans.—The agreement directs HUD to com- quirements for homeless youth.—The agree- and McKinney-Vento single room occupancy
bine the $1,000,000 provided in this act for the ment encourages the Department to con- [SRO] sunset.—The agreement directs HUD to
veterans housing rehabilitation and modi- tinue to clarify program requirements re- continue outreach to the owners of mod
fication pilot program with available carry- garding the waived requirement for youth rehab and SRO properties on available con-
over balances in the fiscal year 2023 NOFO. ages 24 and under to provide third party doc- version options and gather additional data
The agreement encourages HUD to increase umentation to receive housing and services on the potential conversion costs and bene-
awareness about this program and the fund- through guidance, notice, and webcasts, as fits to these owners, and such data should be
ing opportunities among veterans, veterans’ appropriate. included with any proposal from HUD to sun-
service organizations, and eligible entities, Tribal inclusion in YHDP.—The agreement set the programs.
and to maximize the number of awards in the encourages HUD to include Tribes and trib- Performance-based contract administrators.—
next NOFO. ally designated housing entities as eligible The bill prohibits HUD from issuing a solici-
HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS recipients in the fiscal year 2023 YHDP tation or accepting bids on any solicitation
The agreement provides $3,633,000,000, to NOFO. that is substantially equivalent to the draft
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remain available until September 30, 2025, for Access to healthcare.—The agreement di- solicitation entitled ‘‘Housing Assistance
homeless assistance grants. Funding is pro- rects HUD to coordinate with the Centers for Payments (HAP) Contract Support Services
vided in the amounts shown in the following Medicare and Medicaid Services to provide (HAPSS)’’ issued by HUD on July 27, 2022.
table: additional guidance and technical assistance The agreement notes that this is the second
to HUD-funded housing and supportive serv- draft solicitation in five years on the matter
Emergency solutions grants .................................................. $290,000,000 ice providers to increase access to Medicaid- of providing PBRA support services, with
Continuum of care [CoC] and rural housing stability as- funded services to address chronic homeless- HUD withdrawing a similar draft solicitation
sistance ............................................................................. 3,154,000,000 ness. in March 2018. The agreement directs HUD to
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ensure that any future competition for Real estate wire fraud.—The agreement di- posed scope and timeline of this report no
PBCAs does not impede housing finance rects HUD to brief the House and Senate later than 180 days after enactment of this
agencies or public housing agencies from Committees on Appropriations on their ef- act and to submit the final report to the
competing on a state-basis. Should HUD de- forts to educate consumers on real estate Committees upon completion.
termine that a subsequent draft solicitation wire fraud within 30 days of enactment of Barriers to small-dollar mortgages.—The
that is not substantially equivalent to the this act. agreement directs HUD to brief the House
July 27, 2022 draft solicitation is not feasible, Housing counseling agency partnerships with and Senate Committees on Appropriations
the agreement directs HUD to include a leg- minority-serving institutions [MSIs].—The within 120 days of enactment of this act on
islative proposal as part of the fiscal year agreement directs that not less than the feedback it receives on the recently pub-
2024 budget request. If HUD determines that $3,000,000 of the funds provided for the hous- lished ‘‘Request for Information Regarding
a legislative proposal is necessary, HUD is ing counseling grant program are for housing Small Mortgage Lending’’ and on any fur-
directed to work with relevant stakeholders counseling agencies to partner with histori- ther analysis it conducts on alternative price
to ensure any potential legislative proposal cally black colleges and universities, Tribal points, including but not limited to $200,000.
results in effective and efficient oversight colleges and universities, and other MSIs. Action plan to advance property appraisal
and monitoring of the PBRA program and Outreach to diverse and historically under- and valuation equity.—The agreement directs
maintains safe, stable, and affordable hous- served communities.—The agreement encour- HUD to provide a briefing to the House and
ing for the over 1,200,000 households living in ages HUD to expand outreach to diverse and Senate Committees on Appropriations with-
PBRA properties across the country. In addi- historically underserved communities, in- in 120 days of enactment of this act on its
tion, the agreement urges HUD to assess the cluding Asian-Pacific, Latino(s), Black, Na- priorities for action to reduce bias in the
effectiveness of using resident surveys as a tive Alaskan, Native Hawaiian, Tribal, and home appraisal system and any timelines es-
tool to help PBCAs conduct effective over- rural communities. Such outreach efforts tablished for such actions.
sight. should include culturally sensitive and lin- GENERAL AND SPECIAL RISK PROGRAM ACCOUNT
HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY guistically appropriate service delivery, ma-
The agreement sets a limit of up to
The agreement provides $1,075,000,000 for terials, and educational initiatives.
$35,000,000,000 on multifamily and specialized
the section 202 program, to remain available PAYMENT TO MANUFACTURED HOUSING FEES loan guarantees and provides that such com-
until September 30, 2026, of which up to TRUST FUND mitment authority shall be available until
$120,000,000 shall be for service coordinators The agreement provides $14,000,000 for the September 30, 2024.
and the continuation of existing congregate manufactured housing standards programs, GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE
service grants. Of the total, up to $110,000,000 of which $14,000,000 is to be derived from fees ASSOCIATION
is for new capital advance and project rental collected and deposited in the manufactured GUARANTEES OF MORTGAGE–BACKED SECURI-
assistance contracts, of which up to housing fees trust fund. The agreement di- TIES LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM ACCOUNT
$25,000,000 is for the expansion of intergen- rects that not more than $4,500,000 shall be
erational dwelling units, and $6,000,000 is to for the monitoring of manufacturers’ compli- The agreement sets a limit of up to
support preservation transactions of housing ance with construction and safety standards $900,000,000,000 for new commitments and
for the elderly originally developed by a cap- by third-party inspection agencies. provides $40,400,000 for salaries and expenses
ital advance and assisted by a project rental Manufactured housing consensus committee for the Government National Mortgage Asso-
assistance contract. construction and safety standards backlog.— ciation, which shall be available until Sep-
Service coordinators.—The agreement di- The agreement directs HUD to prioritize tember 30, 2024.
rects the Department to implement all rec- clearing the backlog of unpublished manu- POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH
ommendations from the GAO report entitled factured housing consensus committee rec- RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
‘‘Elderly Housing: HUD Should Do More to ommendations and to publish the fourth and The bill provides $145,400,000 for research
Oversee Efforts to Link Residents to Serv- fifth sets of standards no later than 30 days and technology activities and technical as-
ices’’ [GAO–16–758] and continue to keep the after the enactment of this act. sistance, to remain available until Sep-
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION tember 30, 2024. Funding is provided in the
tions updated on the status of the action
MUTUAL MORTGAGE INSURANCE PROGRAM amounts shown in the following table:
plan to implement these outstanding GAO
ACCOUNT
recommendations. Core research and technology ............................................... up to
HOUSING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The agreement sets a limit of up to $71,000,000
$400,000,000,000 on commitments to guarantee [Innovation activities] ....................................................... [500,000]
The agreement provides $360,000,000 for the single-family loans and provides $150,000,000 [Cooperative agreements and research partnerships with
section 811 program, to remain available for administrative contract expenses, which HBCUs] .......................................................................... [5,000,000]
until September 30, 2026. This includes up to shall be available until September 30, 2024. [Cooperative agreements and research partnerships with
$148,300,000 for new project rental assistance Home equity conversion mortgage [HECM].— HSIs] .............................................................................. [5,000,000]
[PRA] and capital advance awards. The agreement recognizes that the Federal Legal assistance to low-income tenants at risk of or sub-
Individuals with intellectual and develop- Housing Administration [FHA] published
ject to eviction .................................................................. $20,000,000
mental disabilities.—The agreement directs Research, evaluations, and demonstrations ......................... 10,000,000
‘‘Mortgagee Letter 2022–15, Update HECM Technical assistance ............................................................. not less than
HUD to continue to prioritize projects tar- Program Requirements for Notice of Due and $41,900,000
geting and serving individuals with intellec- Payable Status’’ in August 2022 and therefore [Violence Against Women Act technical assistance] ....... [5,000,000]
tual and developmental disabilities who have does not include the direction in House Re- [Thriving communities program] ........................................... [up to
been receiving care through family members port 117–402 on HECM. $2,500,000]
when awarding the new PRA funds provided Home equity accelerator loan [HEAL] pilot.— [Distressed areas] ............................................................. [up to
in this act. The agreement directs HUD to The agreement does not include additional
$5,000,000]
coordinate with Federal partners, including [Manufactured housing communities] .............................. [up to
credit subsidy for the proposed HEAL pilot, $2,500,000]
HHS, and other public, private, and non-prof- as requested in the budget request. [Recovery housing] ............................................................ [up to
it stakeholders to review existing programs FHA financing guidelines for manufactured $2,500,000]
and regulations to identify gaps in services housing.—The agreement directs the Depart- Total .............................................................................. 145,400,000
and existing barriers to stable housing and ment to continue to review its financing
to provide a briefing to the House and Senate guidelines for all of its manufactured hous- Core research and technology.—The agree-
Committees on Appropriations with its find- ing mortgage programs to modernize policies ment provides up to $71,000,000 for core re-
ings and recommendations within 280 days of to reflect today’s market and improve the search and technology including: market
enactment of this act. The agreement fur- availability of this housing financing option. surveys, research support and dissemination,
ther directs HUD to encourage applicants to Institutional investment in single-family hous- data acquisition, housing finance studies, re-
demonstrate connections with state Med- ing.—The agreement directs HUD to main- search partnerships, housing technology, of
icaid or human services agencies that pro- tain its efforts to prioritize governmental which $500,000 is for innovation activities,
vide ongoing supportive services for resi- entities and nonprofits in FHA note sales to $5,000,000 is for cooperative agreements and
dents with mental disabilities in its NOFO counter recent trends of increasing con- research partnerships with historically black
for the section 811 capital advance program. centration of institutional financial invest- colleges and universities, and $5,000,000 is for
HOUSING COUNSELING ASSISTANCE ment in single-family housing. The agree- cooperative agreements and research part-
The agreement provides $57,500,000 for ment also directs the GAO to study and issue nerships with Hispanic serving institutions.
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housing counseling, including up to $4,500,000 a report on the prevalence and location of in- Legal assistance.—The agreement provides
for administrative contract services, to re- stitutional investors in single-family hous- $20,000,000, to remain available until Sep-
main available until September 30, 2024. ing, the types of institutional investors in- tember 30, 2025, for competitive grants to
Homeownership counseling.—The agreement volved, and the impacts of such investments nonprofit or government entities to provide
directs that not less than $5,000,000 of the on both the housing market and on the ten- legal assistance to low-income tenants at
funds provided for the housing counseling ants residing in the homes. The agreement risk of or subject to eviction. The agreement
grant program is for post-purchase home- directs the GAO to brief the House and Sen- encourages HUD to provide some awards to
ownership counseling. ate Committees on Appropriations on pro- those who did not receive previous awards in
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fiscal year 2021 and fiscal year 2022 and pro- appealing FMRs in order to identify data the highest lead-based paint abatement
mote geographic diversity in these awards. sources that are timely, reflective of the needs and $85,000,000 is available for the
Research, evaluations, and demonstrations.— market, and cost effective. The agreement healthy homes initiative [HHI].
The agreement provides $10,000,000 for re- directs HUD to identify methods to decrease Aging-in-place home modification grants.—
search, demonstrations, and evaluations. In- the cost burden of locally funded surveys on The agreement includes $30,000,000 within the
cluded in this total is the continuation of PHAs, including by clarifying when the HHI for aging-in-place home modification
the following research and evaluations: hous- lifecycle of an accepted private rent surveys grants in order to enable low-income seniors
ing choice voucher community choice dem- can be up to 5 years, by identifying accept- (persons who are 62 years of age or older) to
onstration; moving-to-work expansion; HUD– able online data sources for use in rent com- remain in their homes through low-cost,
DOJ pay for success long term evaluation; parability studies, and by clarifying the 100 high-impact home modifications. The in-
family options long term tracking study; and recent movers sample size for surveys in tended beneficiaries of these grants are low-
older adult homes modification program rural areas. The agreement strongly encour- income seniors living in homes that are not
evaluation. ages HUD, to the extent permissible under receiving project-based rental assistance,
Technical assistance.—The agreement pro- current regulations, to set FMRs at no lower and HUD shall ensure the use of funds appro-
vides no less than $41,900,000 for technical as- than the previous year’s level for an FMR priated reflects that intent. In designing the
sistance. Of this amount, $5,000,000 is for area, unless the Department has sufficient NOFO for this program, HUD is directed to
training and technical assistance on VAWA local data to justify such a change. The continue to take into account successful
housing protections for survivors of domestic agreement directs HUD to report to the models of low-barrier, participant-led, holis-
violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and House and Senate Committees on Appropria- tic approaches to aging-in-place. The agree-
stalking, including culturally specific orga- tions within 90 days of the enactment of this ment continues to direct HUD to track the
nizations providing culturally specific serv- act on strategies to improve data, to better outcomes of seniors whose homes have been
ices to survivors of domestic violence, dating forecast rents in communities that are ha- modified in order to better understand the
violence, sexual assault, and stalking. With- bitually miscalculated, and decrease the cost effectiveness of this funding in reducing at-
in the total for technical assistance, up to of private rental surveys. Additionally, the home falls, hospitalizations, and emergency
$5,000,000 shall be available on a competitive Department shall report on the potential im- response calls, as well as improving inde-
basis to non-profit or private sector organi- pendence and tenure in home over time.
pact of expanding PHAs’ ability to set pay-
zations to provide technical assistance, in- Radon testing and mitigation resident safety
ment standards from 110 percent of FMR to
cluding outreach efforts to local govern- demonstration.—The agreement includes
120 percent of FMR if PHAs provide rent
ments with persistent poverty tracts in their $5,000,000 for radon testing and mitigation
comparability studies that illustrate HUD-
jurisdiction, to units of general local govern- activities in public housing units as proposed
calculated FMRs are lower than actual mar-
ment or non-profit organizations that serve in the fiscal year 2023 budget request. The
ket rates, or of increasing the FMR above
distressed areas, prioritizing applications Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy
the 40th percentile of gross rents.
from jurisdictions containing persistent pov- Homes [OLHCHH] shall coordinate with the
VAWA study.—The agreement directs HUD
erty census tracts that have had 20 percent Office of Public and Indian Housing [PIH]
to complete the study and report on housing
or more of the population living in poverty throughout the length of the demonstration
and service needs of survivors of trafficking
as measured by the 1990 and 2000 decennial to ensure proper engagement and commu-
and individuals at risk for trafficking, as re-
census and the most recent five-year data se- nication with the impacted PHAs. The agree-
quired by section 606 of the VAWA Reauthor-
ries available from the American community ment directs HUD to address the open rec-
ization Act of 2022. The agreement further
survey of the Census Bureau, and any terri- ommendations in the 2021 HUD Office of In-
directs HUD to submit this study and report
tory or possession of the United States. In spector General’s evaluation of HUD Pro-
to the House and Senate Committees on Ap-
addition, of the amount provided for tech- gram Offices’ Policies and Approaches for
propriations not later than September 15,
nical assistance, up to $2,500,000 shall be used Radon [Report Number: 2020—OE—0003]. Ad-
2023.
by HUD to work with DOT to ensure housing ditionally, the agreement continues to direct
Area median incomes [AMI].—The agreement
and infrastructure development is taken into HUD to complete the objectives regarding
directs HUD to report to the House and Sen-
consideration as part of the thriving commu- healthy homes activities in the EPA’s final
ate Committees on Appropriations within 180
nities program. Up to $2,500,000 of the Federal radon action plan scorecard issued in
days of enactment of this act on how using a
amount provided for technical assistance is 2016, which has been subsumed into the
national AMI for nonmetropolitan areas as a
for recipients of grants under the heading broader public-private national radon action
floor would impact rent calculations in and
‘‘Preservation and Reinvestment Initiative plan led by the American Lung Association.
the administration of any programs using in-
for Community Enhancement’’ [PRICE], in- Improving the lead grant application proc-
come limits to set rents.
cluding training and technical assistance on ess.—The agreement appreciates the efforts
FAIR HOUSING AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY undertaken by HUD to simplify the applica-
environmental reviews for the National En-
vironmental Policy Act and related Federal FAIR HOUSING ACTIVITIES tion process and encourage applicants and
environmental laws and authorities in sup- The agreement provides $86,355,000 for fair grantees to develop and utilize public-pri-
port of HUD programs under this title, in- housing activities, to remain available until vate partnerships as a means to leverage
cluding the PRICE program. Of the amounts September 30, 2024. This includes $56,000,000 capital, as well as assist with grant and
provided under this heading for technical as- for the fair housing initiatives program project management. The agreement directs
sistance, up to $2,500,000 shall be used on a [FHIP], $26,000,000 for the fair housing assist- HUD to continue to improve the NOFOs to
competitive basis for a non-profit, in col- ance program, $3,000,000 for the national fair encourage more grantees to apply, especially
laboration with a college or school of public housing training academy, and $1,355,000 for those that may not have access to profes-
health, that has expertise and experience in translated materials. Of the funds available sional grant writers. Additionally, HUD shall
providing technical assistance and research for FHIP, not less than $10,400,000 is for edu- continue to clearly state in the NOFO that
in recovery housing and focuses on homeless cation and outreach programs, and not less an application may include non-profit co-ap-
and justice involved individuals utilizing than $3,700,000 is for fair housing organiza- plicants, provided that an eligible city, coun-
blended funding and an intervention model tion initiatives. The directive in House Re- ty/parish, other unit of local government, or
with demonstrated outcomes, to provide di- port 117–402 related to outreach to certain eligible state or Native American Tribe are
rect technical assistance to communities protected classes is modified to instead di- identified as the lead or co-applicant.
and promote the development of evidence rect HUD to raise awareness of the rights Weatherization assistance program.—Homes
based recovery housing for substance use dis- and protections under the Fair Housing Act are often eligible for assistance under the
order intervention. for all protected classes and report to the Department of Energy’s [DOE’s] weatheriza-
Office of Innovation.—The agreement does House and Senate Committees on Appropria- tion assistance program [WAP] and HUD’s
not include direction relating to the Office of tions on its progress. lead-based paint hazard control grant pro-
Innovation included in House Report 117–402. Appraisals.—The agreement supports gram. The agreement supports OLHCHH’s
Instead, the agreement encourages the Office HUD’s efforts to reduce bias in the home ap- participation in the interagency working
of Innovation to challenge the affordable praisal system through the education and group on healthy homes and energy.
housing industry to substantially drive down outreach initiative and the national fair OLHCHH is encouraged to continue to lever-
the cost of affordable housing design and housing training academy. age partnerships between DOE, WAP grant-
production, including consideration of mod- OFFICE OF LEAD HAZARD CONTROL AND ees, and sub-grantees to perform window re-
ular housing development. HEALTHY HOMES moval and installation work in older low-in-
Aging-in-place.—To the extent funds are come housing. HUD is directed to collect in-
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available, the agreement directs HUD to re- formation on how many units benefit from
search housing technologies that enable (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) this coordination and quantify how this co-
aging-in-place strategies. The agreement provides $410,000,000 for ordination has reduced costs for hardware
Fair market rents [FMRs].—The agreement lead hazard control and healthy homes pro- and labor. HUD is directed to provide this in-
expects the Department to continue to grams, to remain available until September formation to the House and Senate Commit-
evaluate alternative data sources, including 30, 2025. Of the amount provided, not less tees on Appropriations no later than 180 days
those used by PHAs for rent comparability than $95,000,000 is available for lead-based after the end of each grant cycle on an an-
studies, for use in calculating FMRs and in paint hazard reduction in jurisdictions with nual basis.
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Lead hazard reduction demonstration and 2022, and HUD was inconsistent in notifying Section 208 exempts the Government Na-
lead hazard control grant per-unit consultation the Committees of major scope changes and tional Mortgage Association from certain re-
threshold.—To ensure lead hazard remedi- cost increases in a timely and transparent quirements of the Federal Credit Reform Act
ation funds are spent appropriately, effi- manner. The agreement directs the Depart- of 1990.
ciently, and effectively, HUD has established ment to brief the House and Senate Commit- Section 209 authorizes HUD to transfer
a threshold of $20,000 per unit for its grantees tees on Appropriations within 30 days of en- debt and use agreements from an obsolete
to consult with HUD and review proposed actment of this act on its plans to improve project to a viable project, provided that no
high-cost remediations. The agreement is the timeliness, format, and clarity of its re- additional costs are incurred and other con-
supportive of HUD’s work to ensure effective ports and updates in a manner that meets ditions are met.
use of the grant funding provided and also the Committees’ needs. The agreement also Section 210 sets forth certain requirements
recognizes that the current consultation directs HUD to continue clarifying its rea- for section 8 eligibility and includes consid-
threshold was set in 2014. Therefore, the soning for requests funded through the IT eration for persons with disabilities.
agreement encourages HUD to undertake a fund, the WCF, and individual salaries and Section 211 distributes Native American
review of the threshold and related policy expenses accounts. housing block grants to the same Native
guidance to grantees to determine if any up- Unplanned IT needs.—The agreement al- Alaskan recipients as in fiscal year 2005.
dates are warranted. lows individual offices to transfer salaries Section 212 instructs HUD on managing
and expenses amounts, up to $500,000 from and disposing of any multifamily property
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUND
each office and no more than $5,000,000 in that is owned or held by HUD.
The agreement provides $374,750,000 for the Section 213 allows PHAs that own and op-
total, to the IT fund to address unplanned
information technology fund, to remain erate 400 or fewer units of public housing to
costs or priority modifications of IT sys-
available until September 30, 2025, of which be exempt from asset management require-
tems. Transferred funds must primarily ben-
up to $23,950,000 is available for development, ments.
efit the office from which the funds are
modernization, and enhancement [DME] Section 214 restricts the Secretary from
transferred. Any project or activity funded
projects. imposing any requirements or guidelines re-
Major modernization project priorities.—The will not have known out-year DME costs in
lating to asset management that restrict or
agreement includes $20,800,000 in DME fund- excess of $500,000 and should have minimal
limit the use of capital funds for central of-
ing for the following projects, which it des- impact on annual operations and mainte-
fice costs, up to the limits established in
ignates as major modernization projects: nance costs. The agreement directs the De-
law.
FHA IT modernization, PIH IT moderniza- partment to brief the House and Senate
Section 215 requires that no employee of
tion, network enterprise zero trust solution, Committees on Appropriations within 30
the Department be designated as an allot-
electronic special needs assistance programs days of enactment of this act to ensure a
ment holder unless the CFO determines that
[esnaps], and financial management mod- clear common understanding of the Commit-
such employee has received certain training.
ernization [LOCCS]. The agreement does not tees’ expectations and the policies HUD will Section 216 requires the Secretary to no-
fully fund the request for the network enter- put in place to avoid misuse of this author- tify the public of notices of funding oppor-
prise zero trust solution, but supports HUD’s ity. The agreement directs that this author- tunity for competitively awarded funds, and
efforts to initiate this work and develop a ity is not to be used to allocate costs across establishes how such notification may occur.
comprehensive roadmap for moving toward a offices for departmental-wide IT needs. Section 217 requires attorney fees for pro-
zero trust architecture. Not more than OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL grammatic litigation to be paid from the in-
$2,080,000 of this amount may be obligated The agreement provides $146,000,000 for the dividual program office and the Office of
until the plan required by the bill is ap- salaries and expenses of the Office of Inspec- General Counsel salaries and expenses appro-
proved. Considering the current balances and tor General. priations.
state of progress in FHA’s single-family IT Audit reports.—The Office of Inspector Gen- Section 218 allows the Secretary to trans-
systems, the funds for FHA IT modernization eral is expected to continue to provide copies fer up to 10 percent of funds or $5,000,000,
are provided to complete the automated un- of all audit reports to the House and Senate whichever is less, appropriated under the
derwriting system. The House and Senate Committees on Appropriations immediately headings ‘‘Administrative Support Offices’’
Committees on Appropriations expect the upon issuance and to make the Committees or ‘‘Program Offices’’ to any other office
Department to continue to prioritize aware of any review that recommends sig- funded under such headings.
progress on FHA’s single-family IT systems nificant budgetary savings. Section 219 requires HUD to take certain
in fiscal year 2023, and expects HUD to pro- Contracting audits of annual financial state- actions against owners receiving rental sub-
vide sustained executive-level attention to ments.—The agreement directs the Office of sidies that do not maintain safe properties.
advancing and completing FHA catalyst for Inspector General to continue to rely on an Section 220 places a salary and bonus limit
single-family mortgages. independent external auditor, or auditors, to on public housing agency officials and em-
Non-major modernization project priorities.— audit the financial statements of the Depart- ployees.
The agreement includes $3,150,000 in DME ment, including the financial statements of Section 221 requires the Secretary to no-
funding for the following projects, which it FHA and Ginnie Mae. tify the House and Senate Committees on
designates as non-major modernization Reorganization.—The agreement approves Appropriations at least 3 full business days
projects: enterprise geographic information the organizational changes identified on before grant awards are announced, and re-
system [eGIS] and acquisition tool. Not more page 52–7 of the fiscal year 2023 congressional quires such notification to include state and
than $315,000 of this amount may be obli- budget justification. congressional district information.
GENERAL PROVISIONS—DEPARTMENT OF Section 222 prohibits funds for HUD financ-
gated until the plan required by the bill is
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ing of mortgages for properties that have
approved. The agreement directs the Office
been subject to eminent domain.
of Community Planning and Development to (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS)
Section 223 prohibits the use of funds to
update the House and Senate Committees on (INCLUDING RESCISSION) terminate the status of a unit of general
Appropriations immediately if additional re- Section 201 splits overpayments evenly be- local government as a metropolitan city
sources, beyond those provided in fiscal year tween the Treasury and state HFAs. with respect to grants under section 106 of
2022, are needed for IT modifications to ade- Section 202 prohibits funds from being used the Housing and Community Development
quately support economic development ini- to investigate or prosecute lawful activities Act of 1974.
tiatives. under the Fair Housing Act. Section 224 allows funding for research,
IT reporting and oversight.—The House and Section 203 requires any grant or coopera- evaluation, and statistical purposes that is
Senate Committees on Appropriations ac- tive agreement to be made on a competitive unexpended at the time of completion of the
knowledge the significant improvement in basis, unless otherwise provided, in accord- contract, grant, or cooperative agreement to
the level of detail provided by HUD in its ance with section 102 of the Department of be re-obligated for additional research.
congressional justifications in fiscal year Housing and Urban Development Reform Act Section 225 prohibits funds for financial
2023, and directs HUD to continue to: (1) de- of 1989. awards for employees subject to administra-
lineate between funding for operations and Section 204 relates to the availability of tive discipline.
maintenance and DME, including planning; funds for services and facilities for GSEs and Section 226 allows program income as an
(2) consistent with OMB guidance, summa- others subject to the Government Corpora- eligible match for 2015 through 2023 con-
rize spending by major, non-major, and tion Control Act and the Housing Act. tinuum of care funds.
standard IT investments; and (3) include Section 205 prohibits the use of funds in ex- Section 227 permits HUD to provide one
plain language summaries of proposed DME cess of the budget estimates, unless provided year transition grants under the continuum
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and target functionality and mission bene- Section 206 relates to the expenditure of Section 228 maintains current promise
fits. HUD is reminded that the act requires funds for corporations and agencies subject zone designations and agreements.
updated reports on a quarterly basis to the to the Government Corporation Control Act. Section 229 clarifies the use of funds for
House and Senate Committees on Appropria- Section 207 requires the Secretary to pro- the family self-sufficiency program.
tions on all DME projects, with additional vide quarterly reports on uncommitted, un- Section 230 addresses the establishment of
detail on major modernization projects. obligated, recaptured, and excess funds in reserves for public housing agencies des-
However, this did not occur in fiscal year each departmental program and activity. ignated as MTW agencies.
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Section 231 prohibits funds from being used NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD cil on Homelessness [USICH]. The agreement
to make certain eligibility limitations as SALARIES AND EXPENSES recognizes that USICH has transmitted a re-
part of a notice of funding opportunity for The bill provides $129,300,000 for the sala- port on partnerships between schools and
competitive grant awards under the public ries and expenses of the National Transpor- housing agencies and does not include the re-
housing fund. tation Safety Board [NTSB]. lated direction in House Report 117–402.
Section 232 prohibits funds from being used Mental health care and homeless popu-
Memorandum of agreement [MOA].—The
to issue rules or guidance in contravention lations.—The agreement recognizes the im-
agreement recognizes that the NTSB and the
of section 1210 of Public Law 115–254 (132 portance of providing comprehensive care to
FAA entered into a MOA concerning com-
Stat. 3442) or section 312 of the Robert T. individuals experiencing severe mental ill-
mercial space mishap investigations on Sep-
Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency As- nesses and homelessness. The agreement di-
tember 9, 2022, and therefore does not include
sistance Act (42 U.S.C. 5155). rects USICH to provide a briefing to the
the direction in House Report 117–402 on the
Section 233 extends the time period for the House and Senate Committees on Appropria-
MOA.
liquidation of valid obligations for the tions on the specific actions included in the
Recommendations to the DOT.—The agree-
choice neighborhoods initiative program in Federal strategic plan towards this goal of
ment directs the NTSB to continue to pro-
Public Law 114–113. addressing mental health among homeless
Section 234 prohibits the use of funds to di- vide the compliance report required under 49
populations within 90 days of enactment of
rect a grantee to undertake specific changes U.S.C. 1135(e).
this act.
to existing zoning laws as part of carrying NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT CORPORATION Documentation barriers for people experi-
out the final rule entitled, ‘‘Affirmatively PAYMENT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD encing homelessness.—The agreement recog-
Furthering Fair Housing’’ or the notice enti- REINVESTMENT CORPORATION nizes that homeless individuals and families
tled, ‘‘Affirmatively Furthering Fair Hous- The agreement provides $170,000,000 for the face logistical barriers in receiving assist-
ing Assessment Tool’’. Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation ance, particularly with regards to identi-
Section 235 addresses the manner in which [NRC]. Within the total, the bill provides fying and eligibility documentation. The
HUD may make adjustments for formula al- $4,000,000 to remain available until Sep- agreement directs USICH to brief the House
location corrections. tember 30, 2026, for the promotion and devel- and Senate Committees on Appropriations
Section 236 allows the Secretary to make opment of shared equity housing models. within 90 days of enactment of this act on
rent adjustments under certain conditions, Grant notifications.—The agreement directs the specific actions included in the Federal
and extends the mark-to-market program to the NRC to provide at least three days’ ad- strategic plan regarding documentation bar-
October 1, 2027. vance notice to the House and Senate Com- riers.
Section 237 allows for limited transfers of Implementation of best practices.—The agree-
mittees on Appropriations prior to the an-
salaries and expenses funding to the informa- ment directs USICH to ensure best practices
nouncement of any grant exceeding $50,000
tion technology fund. and evidence-based conclusions are central
that is awarded to a NRC network organiza-
Section 238 extends the time period for the to any technical assistance and rec-
tion.
liquidation of valid obligations for the lead ommendations released by the agency.
Rural areas.—The agreement urges the
hazard reduction program in Public Law 116– TITLE IV
NRC to continue capacity-building initia-
6.
Section 239 states that the Secretary shall tives in rural areas. GENERAL PROVISIONS—THIS ACT
Multilingual training courses.—The agree- Section 401 prohibits the use of funds for
comply with all process requirements when
ment directs the NRC to continue surveying the planning or execution of any program to
revising any annual contributions contract.
Section 240 prohibits the use of funds to the NRC network to determine whether pay the expenses of, or otherwise com-
carry out customer experience activities there is sufficient need for additional profes- pensate, non-Federal parties intervening in
within the Office of the Assistant Chief Fi- sional development and certification train- regulatory or adjudicatory proceedings.
nancial Officer for Budget. ing courses for nonprofit community devel- Section 402 prohibits the obligation of
opment staff to be offered in additional lan- funds beyond the current fiscal year and the
TITLE III
guages. The agreement encourages the NRC transfer of funds to other appropriations, un-
RELATED AGENCIES to develop new courses, including translated less expressly provided.
ACCESS BOARD materials, to meet those needs. Section 403 limits consulting service ex-
SALARIES AND EXPENSES Shared equity homeownership.—Of the penditures through procurement contracts
The agreement provides $9,850,000 for sala- $4,000,000 provided for shared equity, the NRC to those contracts contained in the public
ries and expenses. is directed to invest $1,000,000 in technical record, except where otherwise provided
assistance and $3,000,000 for capital grants under existing law.
FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION
for affiliates to bring new homes into their Section 404 prohibits funds from being used
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
existing shared equity portfolios. The agree- for certain types of employee training.
The bill provides $38,260,000, of which ment directs the NRC to invest in at least Section 405 specifies requirements for the
$2,000,000 shall remain available until Sep- one recipient that serves a rural area or a reprogramming of funds and requires agen-
tember 30, 2024, for the salaries and expenses city with a population under 50,000 that has cies to submit a report in order to establish
of the Federal Maritime Commission [FMC], demonstrated success in managing a shared the baseline for the application of re-
consistent with the authorized funding level equity portfolio. The agreement directs the programming and transfer authorities.
in the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022 NRC to work with affiliate organizations Section 406 provides that not to exceed 50
(Public Law 117–146). Of the funds provided, with extensive experience in offering shared percent of unobligated balances for salaries
not more than $3,500 shall be available for of- equity homeownership opportunities as tech- and expenses may remain available until
ficial reception and representation expenses nical assistance providers. September 30, 2024, for each account for the
and up to $543,615 is available for the FMC SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BOARD purposes authorized, subject to the approval
Office of Inspector General. of the House and Senate Committees on Ap-
Recognizing the long-term implications SALARIES AND EXPENSES
propriations.
posed by global supply chain disruptions and The bill provides $41,429,000 for the salaries Section 407 prohibits the use of funds for
the effects thereof, the agreement provides and expenses of the Surface Transportation any project that seeks to use the power of
funding above the budget request to assist Board [STB]. The bill permits the collection eminent domain, unless eminent domain is
the FMC in implementing Public Law 117–146 of up to $1,250,000 in user fees to be credited employed only for a public use.
and in executing its authorities as delineated to this appropriation and provides that the Section 408 prohibits funds from being
in 46 U.S.C. 40101 through 44106 and 46 U.S.C. general fund appropriation be reduced on a transferred to any department, agency, or
3503. The FMC is directed to brief the House dollar-for-dollar basis by the actual amount instrumentality of the U.S. Government, ex-
and Senate Committees on Appropriations collected in user fees to result in a final ap- cept where transfer authority is provided in
no later than 90 days after enactment of this propriation from the general fund estimated this or any other appropriations act.
act detailing its plans for the additional re- at not more than $40,179,000. Section 409 prohibits funds from being used
sources. Further, the agreement directs the On-time performance.—The agreement ap- by an entity unless the expenditure is in
FMC to implement Public Law 117–146 expe- proves the STB’s budget request regarding compliance with the Buy American Act.
ditiously and to provide regular updates to the Office of Passenger Rail and provides not Section 410 prohibits funds from being
the House and Senate Committees on Appro- more than $1,000,000 for the Office of Pas- made available to any person or entity that
priations on its efforts to implement Public senger Rail, including up to four full-time has been convicted of violating the Buy
equivalents to assist with passenger rail ac- American Act.
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tivities and other activities as appropriate Section 411 prohibits funds from being used
NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION
and as determined by the STB. for first-class airline accommodations in
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
contravention of sections 301–10.122 and 301–
SALARIES AND EXPENSES UNITED STATES INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON
10.123 of title 41, CFR.
HOMELESSNESS
The bill provides $27,935,000 for the salaries Section 412 restricts the number of em-
and expenses of the National Railroad Pas- OPERATING EXPENSES ployees that agencies may send to inter-
senger Corporation Office of Inspector Gen- The agreement provides $4,000,000 for oper- national conferences unless such attendance
eral. ating expenses of the U.S. Interagency Coun- is important to the national interest.
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Section 413 caps the amount of fees the Section 418 prohibits funds from being used items (as defined in clause 9 of rule XXI of
STB can charge or collect for rate or prac- for the approval of a new foreign air carrier the Rules of the House of Representatives
tice complaints filed at the amount author- permit or exemption application if that ap- and rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the
ized for district court civil suit filing fees. proval would contravene United States law Senate, respectively) included in the bill or
Section 414 prohibits funds from being used or Article 17 bis of the U.S.-E.U.-Iceland-Nor-
this explanatory statement, along with the
to maintain or establish computer networks way Air Transport Agreement.
unless such networks block the viewing, Section 419 prohibits funds made available name of each House Member, Senator, Dele-
downloading, or exchange of pornography. by this act to the DOT from being used in gate, or Resident Commissioner who sub-
Section 415 prohibits funds from being used contravention of 54 U.S.C. 306108. mitted a request to the Committee of juris-
to deny an Inspector General timely access Section 420 extends the availability of cer- diction for each item so identified. For each
to any records, documents, or other mate- tain funding. item, a Member is required to provide a cer-
rials available to the department or agency Section 421 makes technical corrections to
tification that neither the Member nor the
over which that Inspector General has re- division L of Public Law 117–103.
Section 422 prohibits the use of funds by Member’s immediate family has a financial
sponsibilities, or to prevent or impede that
HUD to issue a solicitation or accept bids on interest, and each Senator is required to pro-
Inspector General’s access to such records,
documents, or other materials. any solicitation that is substantially equiva- vide a certification that neither the Senator
Section 416 prohibits funds to be used to lent to the draft solicitation entitled ‘‘Hous- nor the Senator’s immediate family has a pe-
pay award or incentive fees for contractors ing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract cuniary interest in such congressionally di-
whose performance is below satisfactory, be- Support Services (HAPSS)’’. rected spending item. Neither the bill nor
hind schedule, over budget, or failed to meet Section 423 makes a technical correction
the explanatory statement contains any lim-
requirements of the contract, with excep- to a highway designation.
ited tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as
tions. DISCLOSURE OF EARMARKS AND CON-
GRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING defined in the applicable House and Senate
Section 417 prohibits funds from being used
ITEMS rules.
to permanently replace an employee intent
on returning to his or her past occupation Following is a list of congressional ear-
following completion of military service. marks and congressionally directed spending
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Department of Transportation Transportation Planning, Re- Airfield Autonomy Initiative National Aerospace Research NJ 2,249,000 Booker, s
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Department of Transportation Transportation Planning, Re- Safe Corridors and Reducing Western New Mexico University NM 250,000 Heinrich s
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Department of Transportation Transportation Planning, Re- Providence Woonasquatucket Woonasquatucket River Water- RI 2,900,000 Reed, White- s
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Department of Transportation Facilities and Equipment Gerald R. Ford International Airport Ml $5,000,000 Peters, Stabenow s
(GRR) Air Traffic Control Tower Re-
placement
Department of Transportation Facilities and Equipment Tulsa International Airport (TUU Air OK 40,000,000 lnhofe s
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Abbeville Municipal Airport (OJO) Runway AL $13,000,000 Shelby s
Extension
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Tuscaloosa National Airport {TCLJ Run- AL 26,000,000 Shelby s
way Extension
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Lanett Airport (7A3) Access Road AL 5,000,000 Rogers (Al) H
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Jonesboro Municipal Airport (JBRJ Run- AR 5,000,000 Boozman s
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Northwest Arkansas National Airport AR 6,414,000 Womack Boozman H/S
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Fresno Yosemite International Airport's CA 4,400,000 Costa H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Bishop Airport (BIH) Commercial Service CA 2,000,000 Obernolte H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Installation of Airport Ground Support CA 3,300,000 Peters Padilla H
Equipment (GSE) Charging Stations
- Phase la (19 gates) San Diego
International Airport (SAN)
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Terminal Expansion, Phase II-Gates Fl 7,000,000 Donalds H
Expansion Southwest Florida Inter·
national Airport (RSW)
3,000,000
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Treasure Coast International Airport FL Mast H
ffPRJ Runway Extension
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Des Moines Airport (OSM) Terminal Oe- IA 7,000,000 Axne H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports The Eastern Iowa (CID) Airport Taxiway IA 7,000,000 Hinson H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports MidAmerica St. Louis Airport (BLV) Fed- IL 3,250,000 Bost H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Replace Perimeter Fencing-Phase I, ll 1,125,000 Underwood H
DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Indianapolis International Airport (IND) IN 4,875,000 Carson H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Gary/Chicago International Airport (GYY), IN 4,000,000 Mrvan H
Gary, IN - Cargo logistics Apron
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Entrance Road Relocation. Danville- KY 1.250,000 Guthrie H
Boyle County Airport (DVK)
St. Landry Parish Airport (OPL) Safety 3,105,000 Higgins (LA)
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Improvement Program
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Aircraft Hangar Auburn-Lewiston Munic· ME 1,600,000 Golden H
ipal Airport (LEW)
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Airport Terminal Building Update (JXN) Ml 2,000,000 Walberg H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Springfield-Branson National Airport MO 6,400,000 Blunt s
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport MO 2,500,000 Blunt s
(TBN) Taxiway Extension
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Kirksville Regional Airport (IRK) Terminal MO 3,325,000 Graves (MO) H
Project
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Facilities at the Rosecrans Memorial
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Washington Regional Airport (8WC) Run- MO 3,000,000 Luetkemeyer H
way Extension and Expansion
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Jackson-Med gar Wiley Evers Inter- MS 2.700,000 Wicker s
national Airport (JAN) Taxiway Reha-
bilitation
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(ROU) North Cargo Taxilane Recon-
struction
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Eppley Airfield (OMA) Terminal Mod- NE 5,000,000 Bacon H
ernization Program Phase l - Gen-
tral Utility Plant Base Building
Department of Transporta!ion Grants-in-Aid for Airports Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) NJ 3,000,000 Booker, Menendez s
Cargo Taxiway PrQJect
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Perkins Field (U08)-Reconstruction of NV 8,437,000 Cortez Masto, s
Runway, Taxiway, and Apron Rosen
Department of Transportation Grants-m-Aid for Airports Reno Airport (RNO) Terminal Road Im- NV 3,589,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
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provements Rosen
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Replacement and Upgrade of Airport NY 3,000,000 Garbarino H
Fencing and Security Cameras Long
Island MacArthur Airport (ISP)
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) NY Jacobs (NY)
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Taxiway Realignment and Extension, mer
Design
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Syracuse Airport (SYR) Consolidated Air- NY 2,500,000 Katko Gillibrand, Schu- H
port Operations Command Center mer
Project
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports South Perimeter Road Utility Project NY 1,300,000 Zeldin H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Replacement of Air Traffic Control Tower NY 3,000,000 Zeldin Schumer H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Cleveland Hopkins (CLE) Taxiway Victor OH 1.190,000 Gonzalez (OH) Brown H
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Department of Transportation Grants-m-Aid for Airports Runway #14 Resurfacing for Youngs- OH 5,000,000 Ryan H
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Department of Transportation Grants-m-Aid for Airports University of Oklahoma Westheimer Air- OK 5,000,000 lnhofe s
port (OUN) Construct Air Traffic Con-
trol Tower
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Ada Regional Airport (ADH) East Side OK 3,410,000 Cole H
Industrial Infrastructure
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport PA 3,000,000 Cartwright H
(MPO} T-Hanga r Building Construe-
tion
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Runway 13 Approach Lighting Reading PA 2,000,000 Meuser H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Arnold Palmer Regional Airport (LBE) PA 5,000,000 Reschenthaler H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports DuBois Regional Airport (OUJ) Rehabili- PA 3,000,000 Thompson (PA) H
tation & Reconstruction of Runway,
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Equipment for the Security Checkpoint PA 600,000 Wild H
and Terminal Connector at Lehigh
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Department of Transportalion Grants-in-Aid for Airports T.F. Green Airport (PVO) Terminal Up- RI 1.000,000 Reed s
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Electric Shuttle Bus (eBus) Program at TX 1,500,000 Castro (TX) H
San Antonio International Airport
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Department of Transportalion Grants-in-Aid for Airports South Texas International Airport at Ed- TX 1,800,000 Gonzalez, Vicente H
inburg (EBG) Security Fencing
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Zero Carbon Electric Central Utility Plant TX 3,000,000 Van Duyne H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Airfield Drainage Improvements Project TX 2,000,000 Weber (TX) H
(GLS)
Department of Transportallon Grants-in-Aid for Airports Taxiway E Relocation and Reconstruction TX 2,000,000 Weber (TX) H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
(GLSJ
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports General Aviation Ramp Reconstruction TX 1.800,000 Weber (TX) H
Proiect (GLS)
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Richmond International Airport (RIC) Air- VA 4,000,000 Mc[achin Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports King Airport (SIT) Commuter Wing VI 4,000,000 Plaskett H
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Department of Traosportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports King Airport (SIT) Safety Drainage VI 4,000,000 Plaskett H
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Rohlsen Airport (STX) Apron Rehab1lita- VI 4,000,000 Plaskett H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Rohlsen Airport (STX} Runway VI 4,000,000 Plaskett H
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Burlington International Airport (BTV) VT 34,000,000 Leahy s
Terminal Improvements and Related
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Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Yakima Air (YKM) Terminal WA 5,000,000 Newhouse H
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Morgantown Municipal Airport (MGWJ VN 1,000,000 Capito, Manchin s
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Runway Extension
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid tor Airports Clarksburg North Central West Virginia VN 2,500,000 Manchin s
Airport (CKB) Terminal Entrance and
Access Improvement
Department of Transportation Grants-in-Aid for Airports Wheehng-Ohio County Airport (HLG) Grit- VN 1,000,000 McKinley H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Seldovia Road Resurfacing Project AK $22,000 Murkowski s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Juneau North Douglas Crossing Pro1ect AK 7,000,000 Murkowski s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Woolsey Finnell Bridge AL 100,000,000 Shelby s
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lighting Interstate 65 Interchange 305 at County Road AL 876,000 Aderholt H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs HO Improvements to the Causeway AL 3,500,000 Carl H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Traffic Signal for the City of Creola AL 1,500,000 Carl H
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Department of 1ransportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Road Improvements for the City of Silverhill AL 450,000 Carl H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Road Improvements for the City of Elberta AL 387,000 Carl H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pedestrian Walkway AL 1,928,000 Rogers (AL)
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-85 Signage, Traffic Monitoring Equipment AL 1,000,000 Rogers {AL) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Calhoun County Highway 109 Improvements AL 4,000,000 Rogers {AL) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Highway 60 Resilience Improvements AR 6,414,000 Boozman s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs U.S. Highway 270 Widening AR 6,414,000 Boozman s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Future 1-57 Corridor AR 6,415,000 Crawford Boozman H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Highway 412 Corridor lmprovements AR 6,414,000 Crawford Boozman H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ouachita River-Fleetwood Orive Widening AR 5,000,000 Westerman H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Construction of Future 1-49 from Fort Smith, Arkansas, AR 5,000,000 Westerman H
to Alma, Arkansas
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Northwest Arkansas National Airport Access Road AR 7,000,000 Womack Boozman HIS
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cornville Road and Tissaw Road Roundabout lntersec- AZ 2,533,000 Kelly s
tion Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs San Luis Cesar Chavez Boulevard Design AZ 1,200,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Soap Box Canyon Bridge Replacement AZ 288,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs State Route 89A Design Concept Report and Environ- s
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AZ 480,000 Kelly, Sinema
menta I Overview
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Centennial Boulevard and Pinal Avenue (State Route AZ 938,000 Kelly, Sinema s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Show Low-Woolford Road Reconstruction AZ 1,269,000 Kelly, Sinema s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Payson Wildfire Evacuation Route AZ 300,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cochise County-Davis Road Rehabilitation AZ 2,893,000 Kelly, Sinema s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Tolleson Pedestrian Bridge System AZ 3,500,000 Gallego Kelly, Sinema H/S
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mary Ann Cleveland Way Shared Use Path AZ 1,029,897 Kirkpatrick H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Chino Road bpansion Phase 2 AZ 3,000,000 Kirkpatrick H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Western Hills Neighborhood Revitalization AZ 2,483,000 Kirkpatrick H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Bisbee Shared-use Path AZ 4,000,000 Kirkpatrick H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Gila River Indian Community Traffic Signal at State AZ 1,000,000 O'Halleran H
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Thornton Road Widening-Phase 3 AZ 3,000,000 O'Halleran H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Maricopa-Union Pacific Railroad Pedestrian Bridgf'i AZ 2,700,000 O'Halleran Kelly, Sinema HIS
Crossing
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs College Avenue/University Drive Underpass AZ 850,000 Stanton H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Verba Buena Island West Side Bridges Seismic Retrofit CA 2,200,000 Feinstein. Padilla s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reche Canyon Road Realignment to Hunts Lane CA 4,166,000 Aguilar H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Little 3rd Street Project CA 2,560,000 Aguilar H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 3rd Street Corridor Project CA 3,000,000 Aguilar Feinstein, Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Riley Street Safety Improvements CA 4,000,000 Bera H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs White Rock Road - 0.5 Mile East of Rancho Cordova CA 4,000,000 Bera H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Capital SouthEast Connector-D3a Class I Multi-Use CA 4,000,000 Bera Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Old Town Streetscape Pro1ect Phase 2 CA 2,000,000 Bera Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Laguna Creek Inter-Regional Trail Crossing at State CA 2,000,000 Bera, Matsui Padilla H
Route 99 (SR-99)
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bridge Replacement at Las Posas Road (U.S. 101) and CA 4,000,000 Brownley H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Umonite Gap Pedestrian Bndge CA 1,600,000 Calvert H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ontario Avenue/1-15 Multimodal Corridor Enhancements CA 2,000,000 Calvert H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-15 Express Lanes Southern Extension CA 3,000,000 Calvert H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Scott Road/Bundy Canyon Road Improvements CA 4,000,000 Calvert H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-215 and Keller Road Interchange Project CA 2,600,000 Calvert H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Magnolia Avenue Bridge Widening Project CA 2,000,000 Calvert H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Auto Center Drive Bridge Improvements CA 2,000,000 Calvert Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Prado Road Bndge Replacement project CA 2,065,000 Carbajal H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Arroyo Grande Swinging Bridge Rehabilitation CA 500,000 CarbaJal H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs U.S. 101 High Occupancy Vehicle Project Segment 4D CA 7,000,000 Carbajal Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Los Angeles Cool Pavement and Shade Struc- CA 2,500,000 Cardenas H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Colorado Street/Boulevard Corridor Complete Street in CA 3,000,000 Chu H
Arcadia CA
Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Glendora People Movement Project in Glendora CA CA 5,000,000 Chu Feinstein, Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Madera County State Route 41 Expressway Final Design CA 1,950,000 Costa H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Calwa Complete Streets Project CA 4,000,000 Costa Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Citywide Traffic System Upgrade Phase 2 ProIect CA 631,200 DeSaulnier H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ygnacio Valley Road Fiber Infrastructure CA 2,520,000 DeSaulnier H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs lamorinda Smart Signal System Project CA 4,185,000 DeSaulnier H
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs School Street Safe Routes to School Project CA 3,100,000 DeSaulnier Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Village to Hakone Gardens Walkway Project CA 1,520,000 Eshoo H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Middle Avenue Pedestrian/Bicycle Rail Crossing CA 4,000,000 Eshoo H
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Boulder Creek Complete Streets Improvements project CA 1,500,000 Eshoo H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bernardo Avenue Undercrossing CA 2,500,000 Eshoo H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Resurfacing Sharp Park Priority Development Area CA 800,000 Eshoo H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Spooky Knoll Trail CA 400,000 Eshoo Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Highway I/Frenchman's Creek Intersection and Bike/Pe- CA 2,000,000 Eshoo, Speier Padilla H
destrian Improvements
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Stevenson Bridge Rehabilitation Pro1ect CA 3,387,619 Garamendi H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Jepson Parkway Phase 2B (Access to Travis AFB and CA 4,000,000 Garamendi H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SRI 28/1-505 Overcrossing (Br. 22-0110)/Russell Blvd CA 2,000,000 Garamendi H
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-505 Vaca Valley Parkway Corridor Multi-Modal Im- CA 4,000,000 Garamendi Padilla H
provement Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Avenue M Corridor and US Air Force Plant 42 Access CA 1,500,000 Garcia {CA) H
Improvement Project
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Sequoia Avenue Grade Crossing Safety Improvements CA 4,000,000 Garcia (CA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Safe Routes to School Safety Proiect CA 1,313,000 Garcia (CA) Feinstein, Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Avenue M and Sierra Highway Grade Separation Envi- CA 2,000,000 Garcia (CA) Padilla H
ronmental Review and Planning Pro1ect
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR 132 West Project Phase 2 CA 7,000,000 Harder (CA) Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs State Route 99/120 Connector Project Phase 18 CA 5,000,000 Harder (CA), Feinstein H
McNerney
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-52 Congestion Improvement Pro1ect CA 2,500,000 Issa H
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Escondido Access Improvement Project CA 1,400,000 Issa Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Sunnyvale Stevens Creek Trail Extensrnn Project CA 3,000,000 Khanna H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Thornton Avenue Alternate Route Corridor Pavement Re- CA 2,000,000 Khanna Padilla H
habilitation
Frm 00037 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Anna Drive Neighborhood Flood Protection Project CA 3,000,000 Khanna Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs The OC Loop - Segments A and B CA 3,000,000 Kim (CA) H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-91 Improvements CA 5,000,000 Kim (CA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Fix 5 Cascade Gateway Project CA 3,000,000 LaMalfa H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Roe Road Extension Project CA 1,800,000 LaMalfa Feinstein, Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cohasset Road Widening and Fire Safety Project CA 1,400,000 LaMalfa Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Vision Zero-Bancroft Avenue and Williams Street Bicy• CA 4,000,000 lee (CA) Padilla H
cle Corridor
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-74 Improvements, Orange County, California CA 4,000,000 Levin (CA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lomas Santa Fe Drive Roadway and Corridor Improve- CA 7,000,000 Levin (CA) Padilla H
ments-Solana Beach, California
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing CA 2,500,000 Lieu H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Manhattan Beach Safe Cycling Pro1ect CA l.000,000 Lieu H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Safe Routes to School Initiative, Christopher High CA 1,500,000 Lofgren H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Anaheim Street Corridor Project CA 7,000,000 Lowenthal H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pebbly Beach Road Revetment Repairs and Structural CA 2,000,000 Lowenthal Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs I Street Bridge Deck Conversion for Active Transpor- CA 4,933,861 Matsui Feinstein, Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Grant Line Road Realignment CA 2,500,000 McNemey H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Covina Metrolink Access and Connectivity Project CA 4,000,000 Napolitano H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Azusa Avenue Pedestrian Handicap Accessibility & Sig- CA 7,000,000 Napolitano H
nal Synchronization Improvements Proiect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Donald & Bernice Watson Greenbelt Trail Improvement CA 1,600,000 Napolitano H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Parkway-Denholm Traffic Calming and Street Improve- CA 4,000,000 Napolitano H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Arrow Highway Street Improvement Pro1ect from West CA 2,400,000 Napolitano Padilla H
City Limit to East City limit
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs First Avenue Bridges Replacement over Moiave River CA 2,000,000 Obernolte Padilla H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
and Overflows
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cedar Street Improvements CA 2,000,000 Obernolte Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wildwood Canyon Interchange CA 2,000,000 Obernolte Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US 101 Auxiliary Lane - South of Salinas, Monterey CA 1,000,000 Panetta Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bayview Community-Based Transportation lmplementa- CA 2,500,000 Pelosi H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Downtown Mobility Phase 3A CA 3,144,000 Peters Padilla H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Interstate 10 and Monroe Street Interchange CA 1,500,000 Ruiz H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Dillon Road Corridor CA 2,700,000 Ruiz H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Desert Hot Springs Bridges Over Water Pro1ect CA 2,500.000 Ruiz Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Whittier Communities Bikeways Access Pro1ect CA 2,500,000 Sanchez Padilla H
Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Third Street Grade Separation Pro1ect CA 3,000,000 Takano H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mission Boulevard Pavement Rehabilitation - Phase 3, CA 2,300,000 Takano H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Napa Valley Vine Trail: Yountville to St. Helena Gap CA 4,000,000 Thompson (CA) H
Closure
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs State Route 121/12 & 8th Street East Intersection Im- CA 1,500,000 Thompson (CA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mt. Vernon Avenue and Potomac Avenue Pedestrian Im- CA 4,000,000 Valadao H
provements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bayshore Bikeway: Barrio Logan CA 3,500,000 Vargas H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Brandt Road Bridge Replacement Project CA 4,000,000 Vargas Padilla H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lawndale Citywide Traffic Signs Replacement Project CA 1,000,000 Waters H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Hawthorne Crenshaw Blvd. Mobility Improvement Project CA 4,000,000 Waters H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Peterson Space Force Base North Gale Access and co 500,000 Bennet, s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Fort Collins Intersection Improvement co 1,870,000 Neguse H
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Hickenlooper
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Peaks to Plains Trail co 400,000 Perlmutter H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wadsworth Boulevard Phase 2 co 4,000,000 Perlmutter Bennet, H
Hickenlooper
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 62nd Avenue and Vasquez Intersection co 4,000,000 Perlmutter Hickenlooper H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Federal Parkway Multimodal Improvements co 3,000,000 Perlmutter Hicken looper H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Shorelme Greenway Trail-New Haven CT 7,000,000 Blumenthal, s
Murphy
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Waterbury Signal Replacement CT 1,400,000 Blu mentha I, s
Murphy
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Oxford Main Street (Route 67) Multiuse Trail-Dutton CT 3,400,000 Blumenthal, s
Road to Quarry Walk Design and Construction Murphy
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Realignment of Lafayette Circle CT 5,000,000 Blumenthal, s
Murphy
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Quinebaug River Trail - SR 205 to Trout Hatchery Rd., CT 2,179,953 Courtney H
Plainfield, CT
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Air Line Trail Gap Boardwalk CT 1,400,000 Courtney Blumenthal, H
Murphy
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Main Street Watertown Road Safety Audit CT 3,000,000 Hayes H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wall Street Corridor Revitalization Project CT 5,500,000 Himes H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Broad Street Complete Streets CT 3,000,000 Larson (CT} Blumenthal. H
Murphy
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Moon Lake ADA Accessibility Bus Stops Fl 2,400,000 Bilirakis H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Arterial Traffic Management System for Davie Boulevard Fl 1.848.761 Oeutch H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs University Drive Multimodal Improvements Fl 5,000,000 Deutch, H
Wasserman
Schultz
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reconstruction of State Road 33/lnterstate 4 Inter- FL 4,000,000 Franklin. C. H
change (Exit 38) in Lakeland, Florida Scott
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Card Sound Bridge Replacement Planning, Design & FL 1,863,200 Gimenez H
Engineering (PO&E) Project
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Veterans Memorial Drive (CR 59) Bridge Replacement FL 1,600,000 Lawson (FL) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Port St. Lucie Boulevard South Widening and Improve- FL 2,000,000 Mast H
ments
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Orlando's Corrine Drive Complete Streets Project FL 5,000,000 Murphy (FL) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs E.E. Williamson Road Trail Connect Pedestrian Bridge FL 644,000 Murphy (fl) H
Proiect
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mandarin Pedestrian Safety Improvements Fl 3,000,000 Rutherford H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Marlin Road Expansion FL 4,400,000 Salazar H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Widening of Winchester Blvd. in Sarasota, FL FL 1,000,000 Steube H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Toledo Blade Road Improvements FL 2,000,000 Steube H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Widening of Burnt Store Road FL 2,000,000 Steube H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs EV Bus Transit and Charging Facility FL 1,461,000 Wasserman H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs CR 466A 4-Laning Final Phase Completion FL 3,612,000 Webster (FL) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Buford Highway Pedestrian Improvements GA 1,529,000 Ossoff s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Point Multimodal Path GA 1,750,000 Ossoff, Warnock s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Michelle Obama Trail-PATH Trail Pro1ect GA 3,617,500 Johnson (GA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Swift-Cantrell Park Traffic Light Installation GA 350,000 Loudermilk H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Cobb Drive Traffic Safety Improvements GA 3,500,000 Loudermilk H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US Highway 41 Intersection Improvements GA 2,000,000 Loudermilk H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Johnson Ferry Road at Shallowford Road Intersection GA 5,000,000 Mc Bath H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway lnfrastructure Programs Cobb Parkway Pedestrian Bridge North GA 1,000,000 Scott, David H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Douglas Loop-Phase I - Lee Road Extension GA 5,000,000 Scott, David H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Midtown Connector Project GA 3,200,000 Williams (GA) Warnock H/S
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East to West Oahu Active Transportation Corridor HI 4,800,000 Case Schatz H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Montgomery County Bridge Rep Iacement Proiect IA 2,000,000 Axne H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Broadway Multimodal Improvements ProIect IA 5,000,000 Axne H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Albumett Road Extension IA 7,000,000 Hinson H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Red Rock Prairie Trail IA 1,140,000 Miller-Meeks H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Route V5G Pavement Improvement IA 4,000,000 Miller-Meeks H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Forevergreen Road Extension IA 2,500,000 Miller-Meeks H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Middle Road Reconstruction IA 1,600,000 Miller-Meeks H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Summer Street Corridor Rehabilitation IA 4,000,000 Miller-Meeks H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs G28 Pavement Rehabilitation IA 2,000,000 Miller-Meeks H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Center Street Railroad Bridge Underpass ID 5.700,000 Simpson H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ammon 1st Street Infrastructure Proiect ID 5,830,000 Simpson H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Butler Drive Reconstruction IL l.200,000 Duckworth s
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Curtis Road Complete Street and Grade Separation IL 2,000,000 Duckworth s
Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Will County Route 53 to Wauponsee Glacial Trail Pedes- IL 1,100,000 Durbin s
trian Connection
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Kane County Dauberman Road Extension and Grade IL 500,000 Durbin s
Crossing Project
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Decatur US 51 Multi-use Path Proiect IL 1,500,000 Durbin s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lebanon Trolley Trail Connector IL 900,000 Durbin s
Frm 00044 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Williamson County East Grand Avenue Rehabilitation IL 360,000 Durbin s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pumphouse Road Resurfacing IL 160,000 Bost H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Frank Scott Parkway Extension IL 4,000,000 Bost H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Post Creek Cut Off Bridge Replacement IL 1,000,000 Bost H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs DuPage River Trail IL 1,500,000 Casten H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs West Main Cross Street Improvements, Webster to Che- IL 2,500,000 Davis, Rodney H
ney
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Hollow Avenue Roadway Improvements Phase 2 IL 900,000 Davis, Rodney H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reas Bridge Road Bridges Replacement IL 4,500,000 Davis. Rodney H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs School Access and Pedestrian Safety Improvements IL 326,600 Davis, Rodney H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue Intersection Improve- IL 1,000,000 Foster H
ments
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Forest Preserve of Will County Route 53 Bike & Pedes- IL 1,100,000 Foster H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
trian Path
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Rehabilitation of Cicero Ave Bridge over Sanitary and IL 2,000,000 Garcia (IL) H
Ship Canal
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 34th Street Modernization and Stormwater Management IL 5,000,000 Garcia (IL) H
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Improvements Project, Berwyn
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lake Calumet Trail IL 844,800 Kelly (IL) H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Nofsinger Road Realignment IL 4,000,000 LaHood H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Prospect Road Reconstruction ProJect IL 2,000,000 la Hood H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Veterans Drive Extension Engineering IL 4,000,000 LaHood H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs W. College Avenue Rehabilitation IL 3,500,000 LaHood Duckworth H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Orland Park 143rd Street Widening (West Avenue to IL 7,000,000 Newman H
Southwest Highway)
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 606 Trail Extension-Ashland Ave to Elston Ave IL 1,440,000 Quigley H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs California Park Multi-Use Trail Connection IL 2,000,000 Quigley H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Laraway Road, Nelson Road to Cedar Road IL 1,500,000 Rush H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Rand Road/Kensington Road/Route 83 Intersection Im- IL 7,000,000 Schakowsky H
provement Project, Mount Prospect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Skokie Valley Trail Pro1ect, Skokie IL 1,761,500 Schakowsky H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cedar Lake Road Realignment and Downtown Round IL 4,000,000 Schneider H
Lake Improvement Project
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Beach Park Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Project IL 1,720,000 Schneider H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Kendall County Extension Environmental Impact State- IL 4,800,000 Underwood H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Indianapolis Market Street Reconstruction IN 5,000,000 Carson H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Central Avenue Reconstruction, Portage, Indiana IN 2,360,000 Mrvan H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Belvue Bridge KS 6,000,000 Moran s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs U.S. Highway 69 - Pittsburg Bypass KS 13,300,000 Moran s
Frm 00046 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs College Boulevard Bridge over Indian Creek Reconstruc- KS 5,432,000 Davids (KS) H
tion, Overland Park, KS
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 167th Street, Switzer Road to Antioch Road, Overland KS 4,000,000 Davids (KS) H
Park, Kansas
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Newtown Pike Extension Project, Phase Ill Scott Street KY 5,000,000 Barr H
Connector
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trojan Trail/249 Bridge Widening Project KY 2,000,000 Guthrie H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pike County KY 1426 Rockfall Mitigation and Roadway KY 7,000,000 Rogers (KY) H
Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Rockcastle County KY 461/US 25 Reconstruction KY 7,000,000 Rogers (KY) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Buechel Bank Rd Widening and Pedestrian Improve- KY 600,000 Yarmuth H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Retmagine 9th Street KY 3,000,000 Yarmuth H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Traffic Calming measures for Shelby Park and KY 2,400,000 Yarmuth H
Smoketown neighborhoods, Jefferson County
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs St. Claude Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project LA 7,400,000 Cassidy s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs MRB South GBR: LA I to LA 30 Connector LA 2,000,000 Graves (LA) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs LA-30 Environmental Study LA 1,100,000 Graves (LA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trenton Street Pedestrian Safety Improvement Pro1ect LA 5,000,000 Letlow H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Multimodal Freight Interchange Proiect LA 4,000,000 Letlow Cassidy H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Beacon Street Bridle Path Pro1ect MA 2,000,000 Auchincloss H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Street East Bridge Replacement ProJect MA 5,000,000 Auchincloss H
Frm 00047 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pleasant Street Bridge Over Muddy Cove Inlet MA 2,750,000 Auchincloss H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reconstruction of the West Street / Route 27 lntersec- MA 1,300,000 Auchincloss H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Centre Street / Central Avenue Bridge MA 2,000,000 Auchincloss H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Fall River Waterfront Site Development Improvements MA 3,452,972 Auchincloss Markey, Warren H/S
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Chris Walsh Memorial Trail MA 3,000,000 Clark (MA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mystic River Path MA 1,000,000 Clark (MA) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Allen Street Reconstruction MA 3,150,000 Lynch H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Central Avenue Roadway Safety Improvements Project MA 800,000 Moulton H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Neighborhood Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure MA 1,000,000 Pressley H
for Cambridge Residents
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs River Park at Canal Place Trails and Trail Connections MO 6,000,000 Gardin, Van Hol- s
len
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs St. Mary's County Sidewalk Retrofit MO 300,000 Gardin, Van Hal- s
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Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Great Allegheny Passage Spur: The Evergreen Trail MD 250,000 Gardin, Van Hol- s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs MD 5 Reconstruction at Great Mills - Construction MD 5,000,000 Hoyer H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Family E-Cargo Bike Lending Program for Montgomery MD 400,000 Raskin Cardin, Van Hol- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Frederick & Pennsylvania Railroad Trail MD 280,000 Raskin Cardin, Van Hol- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Entrance Trail MD 3,000,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van Hol- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trail Spurs and Connectors MD 1,500,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van Hol- H
len
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Baltimore Greenway Trail Network MD 2,500,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van Hot- H
len
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs West East Express (WEE) and College Creek Connector MD 2,750,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van Hol- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Fayette Street Bridge Replacement MD 4,800,000 Trone H
Department ol Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Fisher Avenue Streetscape Proiect MD 4,000,000 Trone H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Street Trail Liberty Road Bridge Crossing Project MD 4,000,000 Trone Cardin, Van Hol- H
len
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Van Buren, US Route 1 Reconstruction ME 10.400,000 Collins, King s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Biddeford Elm Street Improvements ME 7,800,000 Collins, King s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ashland-Eagle Lake, Route l l Rehabilitation ME 14,400,000 Collins, King s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Milbridge-Cherryfield US Route I Reconstruction ME 12,000,000 Collins, King s
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Abbot-Greenville Route 15 Rehabilitation ME 16,000,000 Collins, King s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Brown, Giddings, Silverbell Roads-Orion Township In- Ml l.000,000 Peters s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Five Point Highway Reconstruction Proiect Ml 2,382,000 Peters s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mound Road/Detroit Arsenal Connector Pro1ect Ml 2,500,000 Peters, Sta benow s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lake Shore Drive Construction Ml l,150,000 Bergman H
Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Skanee Road Improvements (from Town Road to Portice Ml 4,000,000 Bergman H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Skanee Road Improvements (from Jentoft Road to Town Ml 2,000,000 Bergman H
Road)
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Brutus Road Reconstruction Project from U.S. 31 lo the Ml 1,100,000 Bergman H
Cheboygan County Line
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pennsylvania Road Grade Separation Ml 865,775 Dingell Peters H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Construction Funding for Gap and Intersection Improve- Ml 4,100,000 Dingell H
ments for the Downriver Linked Greenways Trail Sys-
tern
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Joe Louis Greenway-Hamtramck Drive Connector Ml 3,920.000 Lawrence H
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 9--Mile Rebuild Ml 4,380,000 Levin (Ml) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Freedom Trail Restoration Ml 1,700,000 Levin (Ml) H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Golf Drive Reconstruction Ml 3,200,000 Levin (Ml) Peters H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Genesee Avenue Bridge Replacement Ml 2,000,000 McClain H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 21 Mi le Bridge Replacement Ml 1,617.000 McClain H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs King Road Bridge Replacement Ml 1,000,000 McClain Peters. Stabenow H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Dickman Road / Business Loop Interstate 94 Realign- Ml 2,000,000 Meijer H
men! and Bridge Construction
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Oxford Safety Path Construction Ml 374,696 Slotkin H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Orion Township Giddings/Silverbell/Brown Road Reha- Ml 7,000,000 Slotkin H
bilitation
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Holt to Mason Trail Final Connection Ml 2,750,000 Slotkin H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Ecorse Southfield Road Pedestrian Improvement Ml 600,000 Tlaib H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Joe Louis Greenway West Chicago Connector Ml 1,386,216 Tlaib Peters, Stabenow HIS
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Shepherd Road Reconstruction, Rome Township and Ml 2,000,000 Walberg H
Adrian Township
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Oakville Waltz Road Improvements Ml 2,000,000 Walberg H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs River Raisin Heritage Trail Rehabilitation Project Ml 2,000,000 Walberg H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Airport Road Corridor Project Ml 2,000,000 Walberg H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Stearns County Road 120 Resurfacing and Safety Im- MN 1,250,000 Klobuchar, Smith s
provements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of St Louis Park-Cedar lake and Louisiana Rein- MN 2,000,000 Kloouchar, Smith s
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vestment
Department of TransportatiOn Highway Infrastructure Programs City of St. Paul-Eastbound Kellogg Bridge Reconstruc- MN 7,000,000 Klobuchar, Smith s
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Department of Transportallon Highway Infrastructure Programs City of West St. Paul Smith/Dodd Intersection Realign- MN 3,100,000 Craig Klobuchar, Smith H
ment, Public Plaza and Officer Scott Patrick Memo-
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Dakota County Veterans Memorial Greenway MN 4,995,000 Craig Klobuchar, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Cottage Grove-80th Street Transportation and MN 5,000,000 Craig Klobuchar, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Dakota County 135 & 50 Interchange Reconstruction MN 5,040,000 Craig Klobuchar, Smith H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Burnsville Highway 13 & Nicollet Avenue Mobility MN 3,000,000 Craig Klobuchar, Smith H
Improvement
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trunk Highway 25 Reconstruction MN 5,785,000 Emmer H
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Requestor(s)
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US Highway 169 / CR 4 Rural Safety and Mobility Inter- MN 7,000,000 Emmer Klobucha r, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-94 Expansion Pro1ect MN 3,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US 212 Rural Freight Mobility and Safety Pro1ect MN 4,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, Smith H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trunk Highway 65 Improvements at 109th Avenue MN 5,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Trunk Highway 65 Improvements at 99th Avenue Protect MN 4,000,000 Emmer Klobuchar, Smith H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Construction of a High Priority Off-Street Trail Along MN 874,400 Phillips H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Highway 610 Extension Project MN 2,750,000 Phillips Klobuchar, Smith H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Minnesota Valley State Trail-Lyndale to Nine Mile MN 2,350,000 Phillips Klobuchar, Smith H
Creek Segment
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US Highway 8 Reconstruction MN 3,000,000 Stauber Klobuchar, Smith H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South loop link MO 28,600,000 Blunt s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Blue Ridge Boulevard Improvements MO 4,600,000 Cleaver H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Riverway Blvd Improvement Proiect MO 3,200,000 Graves (MO) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Excelsior Springs Safe Routes to School MO 3,600,000 Graves (MO) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-70 Interchange Improvements MO 4,000,000 Luetkemeyer H
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Department of Transportation Highway 1nfras!ructure Programs Rota Route lO Drainage Improvements and Road Over- MP 2,000,000 Sablan H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Tinian Route 205 Road and Drainage Improvements MP 2,000,000 Sablan H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Saipan Route 302 Improvements MP 2,000,000 Sablan H
Department of T1ansportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Saipan Route 36 Phase l Construction MP 4,000,000 Sablan H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pearl-Richland lntermodal Connector MS 5,000,000 Hyde-Smith, s
Wicker
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 8th Street Corridor MS 3,000,000 Hyde-Smith, s
Wicker
Highway infrastructure Programs Mississippi Highway 51 Bridge MS 6,000,000 Wicker s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs U.S. Route 45 Spur MS 5,000,000 Wicker s
MS 2,000,000 Wicker s
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Oepartment of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Downtown Greenville Commercial Corridor
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bulldog Way Extended Improvements MS 2,000,000 Guest H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reunion Parkway Crossing MS 3,000,000 Guest H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 12th Street Roadway and Pedestrian Improvements MS 3,000,000 Palazzo H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pavement Rehabilitation on US-64 (Future 1-87) NC 12,30D,OOO Burr s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-40 Concrete Replacement and 1-26/1-40/1-240 Initial NC 10,250,000 Burr s
Interchange Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Rocky Mount. NC's Downtown Pedestrian Bridge NC 3,000,000 Butterfield H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Greenville, NC Connecting Communities through NC 2,500,000 Butterfield H
Greenway Access
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs R. Kelty Bryant Bridge Trail NC 2,320,000 Price (NC) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Downtown Streetscape Improvements NC 2,000,000 Price (NC) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge Design, En- NC 550,000 Ross H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Blackstone Streetscape Improvements NE 2,000,000 Bacon H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Phase II of The North 24th Street Streetscape Improve- NE 4,000,000 Bacon H
ments Proiecl
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Dover Central Avenue Complete Streets Project NH 4,500,000 Shaheen s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Whitefield-Union Street Water Main and Storm Drain- NH 1,400,000 Shaheen s
age Rehabilitation
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Concord-Lake Sunapee Rail Trail Exit 9 Project NH 1,203,200 Kuster H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Profile Safe Routes to School Project NH 419,250 Kuster H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Borough of Norwood: Broad Street Bridge NJ 800,000 Gottheimer H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Route 539 Overpass NJ 7,000,000 Kim (NJ) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Union County Structurally Deficient Bridge Initiative NJ 2,760,000 Malinowski H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Town of Westfield. NJ North Ave. Corridor Pedestrian NJ 399,000 Malinowski H
Enhancements
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Carteret Ferry Terminal Building NJ 6,000,000 Pallone H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs County Road 653/County Avenue Improvements NJ 1.750,000 Pascrell Booker. Menen- H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Passaic-Main Avenue Parking Deck Proiect NJ 4,000,000 Pascrell Booker. Menen- HIS
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs McBride Avenue Roundabout Project NJ l.200,000 Sherrill H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Central Avenue Corridor Improvement Project NJ 1,103,850 Sires H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Electric Vehicle Charging Station and Fleet Expansion NJ 475,000 Sires H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Sinatra Drive Redesign Project NJ 1,800,000 Sires Booker. Menen- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Kmgs Highway Pedestrian Safety Improvements NJ 997,500 Smith (NJ) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs County Road 539 Overpass NJ 4,000.000 Smith (NJ) H
Frm 00055 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Route 72 Transportation & Safety Connector Pro1ect NJ 2,000,000 Van Drew H
Highway Infrastructure Programs Chestnut Avenue Safety Improvements 2,000.000 Van Drew
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs South Brunswick Signalized Intersection Improvements NJ 2,600,000 Watson Coleman Booker. Menen- H
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Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Albuquerque Rail Spur Trail NM 3,001,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US 84 Full Depth Reclamation between Ft. Sumner and NM 1,000,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
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Santa Rosa
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pueblo of Acoma-Haak'u Road NM 2,900,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-40 Corridor NM 1.000.000 Lu1an s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-25 Comanche/Montgomery Interchanges NM 1,000,000 Lujan s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Downtown Clovis Reconstruction Pro1ect NM 1.000,000 Lujan s
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs NM 128 from Jal to NM 31 NM 1,000,000 Lujan s
Department of Transportation Highway rnfrastructure Programs Spider Rock Road Improvement Project NM 4,000,000 Leger Fernandez Lujan H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Las Vegas-Next Generation Signal Prioritization NV 3,000,000 Cortez Masto, s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ely Downtown Infrastructure and Complete Streets NV 5,000,000 Cortez Masto, s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Clark County-Pedestrian Flashers and Safety Improve- NV 3,000,000 Cortez Masto. s
ments Rosen
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lemmon Drive Reconstruction NV 4,000,000 Amodei Cortez Ma sto. H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Moody Lane/Coleman Road Connector Construction NV 4,000,000 Amodei Cortez Masto. H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Henderson Interchange NV 5,000,000 Lee (NV) Cortez Masto, H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Stewart Avenue Complete Streets NV 3,000,000 Titus H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Village Lindenhurst Resurface Projects NY 2,000,000 Garbarino H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Road Raising & Flood Resiliency for Amity Harbor and NY 3,000,000 Garbarino Schumer H
American Venice Proiect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Bailey Avenue Complete Streets Signal Synchronization NY 1,000,000 Higgins (NY) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Twin City Memorial Highway Improvements NY 500,000 Higgins (NY) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Half Moon Bay Bridge Reconstruction Project NY 1,500,000 Jones H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Route 9 Road Diet NY 4,000,000 Jones
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Route 9W at Oak Tree Road Safety Improvements NY 4,000,000 Jones Gillibrand, Schu- H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Westchester Square Plaza NY l,000,000 Ocasio-Cortez H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Northport Main Street Flood Mitigation Project 1,392,000 Suozzi H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Asharoken Avenue Flood Abatement NY 1,000,000 Suozzi Schumer H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Irishtown Bend Equitable Transportation Access and OH 750,000 Brown s
Livability Project
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Exchange Street Complete Street in Akron OH 2.000.000 Brown s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Gaysport Bridge Replacement Project OH 3,000,000 Balderson H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs The Point Intersection Improvement Project OH 2,000,000 Balderson H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Interchange Construction Pro1ect on 1-71 at Sunbury OH 2,000,000 Balderson H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Thornwood Drive Improvement Pro1ect OH 4,000,000 Balderson Brown H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Licking County Transportation Improvement District OH 2,000,000 Balderson Brown H
Roadway Improvement Project
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Reynoldsburg-East Main Street Phase II OH 1,585,000 Beatty H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Franklin County-Ferris Road Corridor OH 2,000,000 Beatty H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Center for Rehabilitation of Aging Transportation Infra- OH 1,000,000 Brown {OH) H
structure
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-Continued
[Community ProJect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending!
Requestor(s)
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Memorial Bridges Loop Trail OH 432,000 Brown (OH) Brown H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ashville Pike Replacement Bridge OH 5,000,000 Carey Brown H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs USR 33 Lane Expansion OH 3,000,000 Carey Brown H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs little Miami River Improvement Project OH 3,000,000 Chabot H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Building Better Neighborhoods Phase 1 OH 1,500,000 Chabot Brown H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cuyahoga County Ridgewood Drive Bridge Project OH 2,000,000 Gonzalez (OH) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Green Arlington Road Project OH 2,000,000 Gonzalez (OH) H
Frm 00058 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Washington County Ohio SR 7 Logistics Lane OH 800,000 Johnson (OH) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Liverpool Riverfront Trail Construction OH 1,000,000 Johnson (OH) Brown H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs State Route 84 Resurfacing OH 849,000 Joyce (OH) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cuyahoga 1-77 / Miller Road Interchange OH 5,000,000 Joyce (OH) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Auburn Road Resurfacing OH 1,200,000 Joyce (OH) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Washington Street Resurfacing OH 1,000,000 Joyce (OH) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs The Mound Connector Highway Project OH 1,000,000 Turner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-675/Wilmington Pike Interchange Project OH 3,000,000 Turner Brown H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Dayton Rails-to-Trails ProJecl OH 1,500,000 Turner Brown H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Aicholtz Road Roundabouts OH 2,000,000 Wenstrup H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Improvements to SR 159 (Bridge Street) in the City of OH 2,000,000 Wenstrup H
Chillicothe
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR32 Eastern Corridor Segment IVa OH 2,000,000 Wenstrup H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reed Hartman Highway and Grooms Road Connector OH 2,000.000 Wenstrup H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US-412 Future Interstate Improvements OK 4,000,000 Inhale s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Altus Economic Loop OK 2,000,000 lnhofe s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-35 Interchange at Waterloo Road OK 5,000,000 Bice (OK) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SH-66 from Edmond to Luther OK 3,000,000 Bice (OK) H
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Oswalt Road Grade, Drain, Bridge, and Surface Project OK 4,400,000 Cole H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs S.E. 29th Street and Douglas Blvd. Intersection Im- OK 2,400,000 Cole H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US-81 Realignment in Grady County, Oklahoma OK 2,500,000 Cole H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SH-37 Railroad Underpass in Moore, Oklahoma OK 5,000,000 Cole lnhofe H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-35 Widening in Love and McClain Counties OK 4,000,000 Cole lnhofe H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pawnee County US 64 Improvements OK 3,000,000 Lucas H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Roger Mills County US 283 Grade, Dram, and Resurface OK 3,000,000 Lucas lnhofe H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Texas County US 54 Grade, Drain, and Resurface OK 3,000,000 Lucas Inhale H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Aloha Livable Community and Safe Access to Transit OR 962,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Tonquin Employment Area Access Project OR 3,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Burns Paiute Tribe-US Highway 20 Wildlife OR 940,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Connectivity Project
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Construction of Arterial Road between Highway 11 and OR 1,500,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Highway 30
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Carlton-West Main Street Revitalization OR 1,500,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 82nd Ave MAX Station Improvement Pro1ect - Port- OR 3,000,000 Blumenauer H
land, OR
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs NE Halsey Safety and Access to Transit Project - Port- OR 1,000,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Jordan Road to Sandy River Delta Multi-use Path, Co- OR 2,332,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 181st Ave Safety Improvements Project - Gresham, OR 3,178,686 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge (EQRB) Design OR 2,000,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
Phase - Multnomah County, OR
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Beaverton Downtown Loop OR 4,000,000 Bonamici Merkley, Wyden H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs ORl4l: Hall Boulevard Pedestrian Safety Improvements OR 3,200,000 Bonamici Merkley, Wyden H
at Hemlock & Spruce
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs OR-18/0R-99W Corndor Safety and Intersection Im• OR 4,000,000 Bonamici Merkley, Wyden H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs River Road-Santa Clara Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge OR 6,000,000 DeFazio H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Coos County Libby Lane Paving Project (MP 3.33 to MP OR 608,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
562)
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US-IOI Sidewalk Infill OR 2,8DO,OOO Schrader Merkley, Wyden H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR 590 Paving Pro1ect PA 2,400,000 Cartwright H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Cross County Trail (CCT) Bridge & Trail PA 2,500,000 Dean H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pittsburgh City Steps PA 7,000,000 Doyle, Michael F. Casey H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Karns Crossing Bridge PA 6,000,000 Kelly (PA) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs US 422 Bypass Phase 2 PA 2,500,000 Kelly (PA) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Washington Street Bridge PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PAJ H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Kittanning Pike Flood Control PA 1,000,000 Lamb H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Market Place District Transportation Improvements PA 3,500,000 Lamb H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Rodi Road Streetscape Phase 1 PA 800,000 Lamb H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Sweet Valley Road Improvements. Ross Township PA 1.550,000 Meuser H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Crawford Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation PA 7,000,000 Reschenthaler H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Rostraver Township Pedestrian Bridge Improvements PA 1,800,000 Reschentha ler H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Waynesburg Betterment-Intersections and Intersection PA 7,000,000 Reschenthaler H
Approaches
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Westmoreland County Bridge Preservation Project PA 1,600,000 Reschenthaler H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pennsylvania Route 21 Improvements Plan PA 2,500,000 Reschenthaler H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Updates to PA State Route 68 from Dolby Street to PA 3,000,000 Thompson (PA) H
Trout Run
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Completion of PR-122 Connector. from lajas to San PR 3,000,000 Gonzalez-Colon H
German, Puerto Rico
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reconstruction of Highway PR-181. from Km 38.6 to PR 3,000,000 Gonzalez-Colon H
Km 55.0. in Gurabo, Puerto Rico
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Curbing and Sidewalks
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Woonsocket Bridge Repair and Replacement RI 4,000,000 Reed s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Warwick-Rocky Point Park Gateway Project RI 4,400,000 Reed s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Town of Bristol-Pedestrian Safety-Sidewalks Rl 1,000,000 Reed
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Greenwich Main Street Resurfacing & Sidewalk Rl 1,000,000 Reed s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mount Hope Bridge Cable and Anchorage RI 10,000,000 Reed, White- s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Carolina Bays Parkway Northern Extension SC 22,000,000 Graham s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SC Highway 101 SC 14,552,000 Graham s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Improvements m Sioux Falls near the Benson Road SD 17,374,000 Rounds, Thune s
Interchange
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Improvements on South Dakota Highway 34 SD 8,300,000 Thune s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Improvements to 1-90 Interchange in Brandon SD 32,500,000 Thune s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Blount County Greenway TN 3,000,000 Burchett H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Knoxville South Waterfront Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge TN 500,000 Burchett H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Walnut Street Bridge Repair and Restoration TN 5,000,000 Fleischmann H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-449 Extension of Veterans Boulevard TN 3,000,000 Harshbarger H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-126 Widening TN 1,500,000 Harshbarger H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-35 Construction and Improvements TN 1,500,000 Harshbarger H
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Knob Creek Road Improvements TN 2,000,000 Harshbarger H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Phase I Ports-to-Plains Corridor Interstate Planning TX 1,600,000 Arrington H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SL 88/US 87 Interchange-Lubbock Outer Loop; From, TX 2,000,000 Arrington H
114th Street (CR 8052) To: 146th Street (CR 7500)
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SL 88-Lubbock Outer Loop; From CR 2240 (AVE UJ TX 2,000,000 Arrington H
To, 0.5 mi East of US 87 (TxDOT Project Id, 1502-
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs East Central Avenue Bridge Replacement TX 5,000,000 Carter (TX) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs RM 2243 Resiliency ProIect 7,000,000 Carter (TX) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Austin - Northern Walnut Creek Trail Section 3 TX 5,000,000 Doggett H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Harwin Drive and Hillcroft Avenue Intersection Improve- TX 3,000,000 Fletcher H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Camino Real International Bridge Roadway Reconfigura- TX 5,000,000 Gonzales, Tony H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mile 10 North Road Proiect TX 4,000,000 Gonzalez, H
Vicente
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs International Management District Intersection Safety TX 2,500,000 Green (TX) H
Improvements Project
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Hartman Middle School and Alcott Elementary Safe TX 1,600,000 Green (TX) H
Routes to School Pro1ect
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Highway lnfrastructure Programs Mykawa Road Widening Pro1ect TX 2,000,000 Nehls H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Development of Overpass - US 385 - Intersection at TX 5,000,000 Pfluger H
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South Loop 338, Ector County
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Speegleville Road Bridge at Middle Bosque River TX 1,760,000 Sessions H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs little Bear Creek Design and Construction of Drainage TX 1,500,000 Van Duyne H
Facility
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ogden Canyon Shared Use Pathway UT 2,000,000 Moore (UT) H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Young Street Bridge Project UT 2,000,000 Moore (UT) H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 4700 South Roadway Reconstruction Phase 3 UT 2,000,000 Owens H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 4700 South Reconstruction UT 2,000,000 Owens H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Netts Canyon Trailhead Improvement Project UT 800,000 Owens H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-174 Improvements Phase I UT 3,000,000 Stewart H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs lbapah Road Safety and Rehabilitation Project UT 3,500,000 Stewart H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1450 South Extension-River Road to Dixie Drive Inter• UT 2,500,000 Stewart H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Old Highway 91 Improvement ProJect UT 2,000,000 Stewart H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs SR-7 Exit 5 Interchange, Southern Hills Bridge and UT 3,500,000 Stewart H
Roadway Proiect
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 4700 South Reconstruction Project UT 3,000,000 Stewart H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Ephraim Canyon Road Improvements UT 2,500,000 Stewart H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Shenandoah Rail Trail VA 3,000,000 Kaine, Warner s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wiley Drive/Roanoke River Greenway Low Water Bridge VA 2,500,000 Kaine, Warner s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Mu!timodal Transportation Infrastructure Improvements VA 1,500,000 Beyer H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Sunrise Valley Cycle Track Innovation to Herndon VA 4,000,000 Connolly Kaine, Warner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs North Woodbridge Pedestrian Bridge VA 4,000,000 Connolly Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-66 Tra,INienna Metrorail Station Bicycle and Pedes- VA 1,000,000 Connolly Kaine, Warner H
trian Improvements
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs U.S. 121/U.S. 460 Intersection Coalfields Expressway VA 7,000,000 Griffith Kaine, Warner H/S
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Laskin Road Phase I-B VA 2,000,000 Luria Kaine, Warner H
Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Nimmo Parkway Phase VII-B VA 3,000,000 Luria Kaine, Warner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pedestrian Accommodation US 58/ Purdy Rd and Side- VA 1,000,000 McEachin H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Roundabout at the intersection of Jefferson Park Road VA 3,540,806 McEachin Kaine, Warner H
(Rt. 630} and Middle Road (Rt. 646) in Prince
George County, VA
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Courthouse Road Pedestrian Improvements VA 4,000,000 McEachin Kaine, Warner H
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[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Lambert Way-Woodman Road Extension VA 5,000,000 Span berger Kaine, Warner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Roundabout at Rollins Ford Road and Estate Manor VA 580,000 Wexton H
Drive
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Progrn ms Route 7 and Route 690 (Hillsboro Road) Interchange VA 4,000,000 Wexton Kaine, Warner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Metro Station Area Pedestrian Improvements VA 2,000,000 Wexton Kaine, Warner H
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Franklin Park to Purcellville Trail VA 1,000,000 Wexton Kaine, Warner H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Church Street Side Street (Cherry) Project VT 12,000,000 Leahy s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Missisquoi Valley Rall Trail Rehabilitation and Extension VT 1,440,000 Sanders s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Grace Avenue Realignment-Phase II WA 2,000,000 Cantwell, Murray s
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs The Makah Tribe-Makah Passage and Hobuck Res1- WA 2,000,000 Cantwell, Murray s
dential Road Project
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-5/Port of Tacoma Road Interchange (Phase 2} WA 4,000,000 Murray s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pines Road/BNSF Grade Separation Proiect WA 5,000,000 Murray s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Redmond Central Connector Ill (RCC 3) WA 1,100,000 Del Bene H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Woodinville's Eastrall Grossing and SR 202 Tres- WA 2,500,000 Del Bene Cantwell H
lie Widening Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 20th Street NE and Main Street Improvements WA 2,500,000 Del Bene Cantwell, Murray H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Columbia Heights Road Safety Improvement Project WA 5,500,000 Herrera Beutler H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 148th Street Non-Motorized Bridge Project, Shoreline, WA 4,000,000 Jayapal H
WA
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs State Route 166/Bay Street Reconstruction WA 1,000,000 Kilmer H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 169th St Connecting Segment, Arlington, Washington WA 3,654.893 Larsen (WA} H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 44th Avenue West Underpass Pedestrian and Bicycle WA 1,744,328 Larsen (WA} H
Improvement ProJect, Lynnwood, Washington
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Port of Friday Harbor Barge and Access Road, Friday WA 650,000 Larsen (WA) H
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Harbor, WA
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Town to Zylstra Lake Multi-Modal Trail, Friday Harbor, WA 5,280,000 Larsen (WA) H
WA
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Snohomish County Culverts, Bothell and Stanwood, WA 3,000,000 Larsen (WA) H
Washington
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Grove Street Overcrossing, Marysville, Washington WA 3.000,000 Larsen (WA) Murray H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Port of Warden Road Infrastructure Improvement & Ex- WA 2,500,000 Newhouse H
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pans1on Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Yakima County East-West Corridor WA 2,500,000 Newhouse Cantwell, Murray HIS
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Adams County Bridge 411-3 Sackman Road Bridge Re- WA 3,878,000 Newhouse, Rod- Murray H/S
placement Project gers (WA)
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs City of Spokane Valley Bigelow Sullivan Corridor WA 2,650,000 Rodgers (WA) Cantwell H
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Spokane County Craig Road WA 3,000,000 Rodgers (WA) Murray H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Sheffield Trail Widening & Restoration WA 800,000 Strickland H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Pacific Avenue SR-7, Pedestrian and Transit Access WA 3,000,000 Strickland H
Improvements (168 Street East)
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs The City of Lakewood South Tacoma Way Project WA 2,500.000 Strickland H
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-Continued
[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account ProJect State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Stewart Road Corridor Completion: White River Bridge WA 2,800,000 Strickland H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Blatnik Bridge WI 7,500,000 Baldwin s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Reconstruction of Silver Spring Drive from 27th Street WI 4,000,000 Moore (WI) H
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to the Milwaukee River
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Wisconsin River Recreational Bridge - Dane and Sauk WI 2,000,000 Pocan H
County, WI
PO 00000
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Huntington Welcome Center 1-64 Exit 8 WV 1,750,000 Capito, Manchin s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Coalfield Expressway WV 1,500,000 Capito, Manchin s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs 1-79 Exit 155 WV 2,000,000 Capito, Manchin s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Weirton WV 2-Weirton frontier Crossing WV 1,500,000 Capito, Manchin s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs King Coal Highway WV 5,000,000 Capito, Manchin s
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Charles Town Augustine Tratl & Connectivity Project WV 1,400,000 Capito, Manchin s
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Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Second Interchange at 1-70 Phase I WV 730,000 McKinley Capito, Manchin H
Department of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Programs Senator Mike Enzi Memorial Overpass Replacement WY 3,000,000 Cheney H
Project
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[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Hanford Intercity Rail Station San Joaquin Joint Powers Au- CA $2,100,000 Padilla s
and Safety Improvements Community Safety and Acces- thority
sibility Enhancement Project
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure New Haven Line-Track Speed Connecticut Department of CT 12,000,000 Blumenthal, s
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and Safety Improvements Improvement Phase 1 (TIME) Transportation Murphy
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Metter-Register Rail Upgrades Candler County Industrial Au- GA 1,126,000 Ossoff s
and Safety Improvements thority
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Midway Crossing Suffolk County NY 5,000,000 Schumer s
and Safety Improvements
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Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure New River Valley Passenger Virginia Passenger Rail Author- VA 2,000,000 Kaine, Warner
and Safety Improvements Service Extension ity
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Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Newport News Transportation Virginia Passenger Rail Author- VA 1,200,000 Kaine, Warner s
and Safety Improvements Center ity
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Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Vermont Amtrak Stations Reha- Vermont Agency of Transpor- VT 1,600,000 Sanders s
and Safety Improvements bilitation Phase I tat ion
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Bellows Falls lntermodal Trans- Vermont Agency of Tra nspor- VT 1,800,000 Sanders s
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and Safety Improvements portation Center Rehabilita- tation
tion
Department of Transportation Consolidated Rail Infrastructure Port of Pasco Reimann Last Port of Pasco WA 3,600,000 Cantwell, Mur- s
and Safety Improvements Mile Industrial Rail ray
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Bus Shelters City of Mesa AZ $800,000 Stanton H
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Valley Metro Electric Buses City of Phoenix AZ 4,000,000 Stanton H
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants West Santa Ana Branch Transit Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 10,000,000 Feinstein s
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Corridor Transportation Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Caltrain Peninsula Corridor Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers CA 10,000,000 Feinstein, s
PO 00000
Electrification Project Signal
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Board Padilla
System
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Vermont Transit Corridor Project Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 2,000,000 Padilla s
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Transportation Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants North Hollywood to Pasadena Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 5,000,000 Padilla s
Bus Rapid Transit Pro1ect Transportation Authority
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Transit Plaza at SEED School of Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 2,500,000 Bass Feinstein, H
Los Angeles County & Metro Transportation Authority Padilla
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Training and Innovation Gen-
ter
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Rail to River Active Transpor- Los Angeles County Metropolitan CA 4,000,000 Bass Padilla H
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tation Corridor Project Transportation Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Gold Line Light Rail Station Sacramento Regional Transit CA 3,647,591 Bera Padilla H
Conversions District
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Yosemite Area Regional Trans- Merced County Association of CA 3,680,000 Costa H
portation System (YARTS) Governments
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Fleet Replacement Project
December 20, 2022
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Caltrain Grade Separations in Santa Clara Valley Transpor- CA 2,000,000 [shoo H
Northern Santa Clara County tation Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Fencing for Caltrain Right of Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers CA 800,000 Eshoo, Speier H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Way Board
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Diesel Ferry Particulate Filters San Francisco Bay Area Water CA 1,520,000 Garamendi Feinstein, H
Emergency Transportation Au- Padilla
thority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Sollrans 100% Battery Electric Solano County Transit (SolTrans) CA 2,000,000 Garamendi, H
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Buses Thompson
(CA)
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants SMART Rail Extension to Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit CA 1,800,000 Huffman H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Healdsburg-Preliminary De- District (SMART}
sign
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Operational Control Center at Santa Clara Valley Transpor- CA 2,000,000 Khanna H
Cerone Bus Yard tation Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants SPRINTER Corridor Service Im- North County Tran sit District CA 7,000,000 Levin (CA) H
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provement Project. San Diego
County
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants San Bernardino Mountains Bus Mountain Area Regional Transit CA 1,500,000 Obernolte H
Stop Modernization Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants MST Zero Emission Bus and Monterey-Salinas Transit District CA 3,000,000 Panetta Feinstein, H
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Microgrid ProJect (MST) Padilla
Department of Transportatton Transit Infrastructure Grants Imperial Avenue Zero-Emission San Diego Metropolitan Transit CA 1,880,000 Peters H
Bus Charging Equipment, System (MTS)
San Diego
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Expansion of Public Fueling Sta- Sunline Transit Agency CA 2,500,000 Ruiz H
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lion Infrastructure
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-Continued
[Community Proiect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Request01(s)
Agency Accoont Pro1ect Recipient Stale Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Sunshine Shuttle Route C Elec- County of Los Angeles Depart- CA 620,000 Sanchez H
tric Buses and Charging In- ment of Public Works
frastructure
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Zero Emissions Bus Program Foothill Transit CA 4,000,000 Sanchez Padilla H
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Kings County Regional Multi- Kings County Area Public Tran- CA 5,000.000 Valadao Feinstein, H
Modal Transit Center sit Agency Padilla
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants New Zero Emission Bus Division San Diego Metropolitan Transit CA 1,000,000 Vargas H
Project Planning Phase System (MTS)
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Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Transfort Maintenance Facility City of Fort Collins, Transfort co 1,500,000 Bennet. s
Upgrades and Repairs Hicken looper
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Central Corridor Rail Replace- Regional Transportation District co 4,000,000 DeGette Bennet, H
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ment (RTO) Hicken looper
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Southeast. New York to Danbury, City of Danbury CT 2,000,000 Hayes H
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CT Ra iI Link Environmental
Impact Statement
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants HART Bus Stops Improvements Hillsborough Transit Authority FL 5,000,000 Castor (FL) H
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Project
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Solar Powered Zero-Emission Pinellas Suncoast Trans it Au- FL 2,500,000 Crist H
Bus and Facility Charging In- thority
frastructure
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Pine Hills Bus Tran sfer Center Central Florida Regional Trans- FL 2,805,363 Demings H
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Orlando portation Authority (LYNX}
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Bus Stop & Shelter Improve- Jacksonville Transportation Au- FL 3,000,000 Rutherford H
ments thority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants lntermodal Public Transfer Sta- City of Sunrise FL 2,500,000 Wasserman H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
lion Schultz
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Chatham Area Paralransit Main- Chatham Area Transit Authority GA 2,250,000 Ossoff, s
tenance Facility Warnock
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Chatham Area Transit Savannah Georgia Department of Trans- GA 1,800,000 Warnock s
Belles Hybrid Electric ferry portation
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Replacement
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants METRA Transit System Electric Georgia Department of Trans- GA 4,000,000 Warnock s
PO 00000
Buses, Charging Stations, portalion
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
and Infrastructure
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Gwinnett Transit Route 25 Bus Gwinnett County Department of GA 2,000,000 Bourdeaux H
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Shelter Construction Transportalion
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Buford-Suwanee Micro Transit Gwinnett County Department of GA 2,000,000 Bourdeaux H
Transportation
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Safe Routes to Trans it Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA) H
Transit Authority
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Stonecrest Transit Hub Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid GA 1,000,000 Johnson (GA) Ossoff H
Transit Authority
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Clayton Justice Center Transit Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid GA 1,000,000 Scott, David H
Hub Transit Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Safe Routes to Transit Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid GA 1,000,000 Scott, David H
Transit Authority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Austell-South Cobb Transfer Cobb County DOT GA 2,000,000 Scott, David H
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Accoont Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Safe Routes to Transit Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid GA 1,000,000 Williams (GA} H
Transit Authority
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Maui Bus ADA Paratransit Pro- County of Maui, Department of HI 3,200,000 Schatz s
gram Transportation
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants HOLO Expansion City and County of Honolulu DTS HI 8,275,000 Schatz s
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants State of Hawaii Zero Emission Hawaii Department of Transpor- 10,000,000 s
PO 00000
HI
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Schatz
Bus Program talion
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants All Stations Accessibility Pro- Chicago Tran sit Authority IL 3,000,000 Duckworth s
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gram, Green Line Oak Park
and Ridgeland Stations
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Illinois Electric Paratransit Vehi- Illinois Department of Transpor- IL 1,000,000 Duckworth, s
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cle Program tation Durbin
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Chicago Transit Authority Bus Chicago Transit Authority IL 1,000,000 Durbin s
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Security Shield lmplementa-
tion Project
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Metra Zero Emission Locomotive Metra Commuter Railroad IL 1,500,000 Durbin s
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Commuter Rail Pilot
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Southeastern Illinois Rides Mass Rides Mass Transit IL 1,200,000 Durbin s
Transit District Technology
Upgrades
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants lllinois Electric Bus and Charg- Illinois Department of Transpor- IL 6,715,000 Durbin s
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December 20, 2022
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Battery-electric Paratransit Pace Pace-Suburban Bus Division IL 1,000,000 Casten H
Bus Fleet
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Pace Bolingbrook Park-n-Ride Pace-Suburban Bus Division IL 1.200,000 Foster H
Facility
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Pace Bus-Harlem Ave and Pace-Suburban Bus Division IL 840,000 Garcia (IL) H
Cermak Rd Transit Signal
Priority Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Pace 95th Street Transit Signal Pace-Suburban Bus Division IL 840,000 Newman H
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Priority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Zero-Emissions Pace Bus Fleet Pace-Suburban Bus Division IL 1,920,000 Schneider H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Low and No Emission Bus Re- Kansas City Area Transportation KS 4,000,000 Cleaver, Oa- H
placement and Support Infra- Authority vids (KS)
structure
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Department of Transportation Trans1t Infrastructure Grants New Orleans Union Passenger New Orleans Regional Transit LA 4,000,000 Carter (LA) Cassidy H
Terminal (UPD Upgrade Authority
Project
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Newton Commuter Rail Stations Massachusetts Bay Transpor- MA 7,000,000 Auchincloss H
Accessibility Improvements tation Authority
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Department of Transportation Trans1t Infrastructure Grants North Shore Workforce and Ca- City of Salem MA 2,300,000 Moulton Markey, Warren HIS
reer Mobility Program
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Secure Bike Parking facilities in Montgomery County Department MD 428,000 Raskin Cardin, Van H
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Downtown Bethesda & Down- of Transportation Hollen
town Silver Spring
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Aberdeen Station Square City of Aberdeen MD 4,000,000 Ruppersberger Cardin, Van H
Hollen
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Flash Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Montgomery County Department MD 3,350,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van H
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Expansion to Howard County, of Transportation Hollen
Maryland
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[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pmiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Parole Transportation Center Anne Arundel County MD 3,000,000 Sarbanes Cardin, Van H
Hollen
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Ypsilanti Transit Center Design Ann Arbor Area Transportation Ml 7,000,000 Dingell Stabenow H
and Construction Authority
Jkt 039060 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Improving Saginaw County Saginaw Transit Authority Re- Ml 4,000,000 Kildee H
Transportation Reliability gional Services
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Supply & Installation of 187 Commonwealth Office of Transit MP 4,500,000 Sablan H
Bus Stop Shelters on Saipan Authority
Public Transit Fixed Route
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Covered Bus Parking Facility Commonwealth Office of Transit MP 3,000,000 Sablan H
Authority
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Construction of Bus Transfer Commonwealth Office of Transit MP 900,000 Sablan H
Stations at the Northern Mar- Authority
ianas College, Paseo De Mar-
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ianas and Kagman
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Union Station Transit Hub Jackson Redevelopment Author- MS 2,100,000 Thompson H
Protect ity (MS)
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants City of Wilson RIDE Microtransit North Carolina Department of NC 2,000,000 Butterfield H
Expansion Transportation
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Bus Replacement Funding for Chapel Hill Transit NC 8,000,000 Price (NC) H
Urban Transit Systems
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Wake County Transit Access and Research Triangle Regional Pub- NC 900,000 Ross H
Safety Improvements lie Transportation Authority
(GoTriangle)
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants COAST Administrative. Oper- Cooperative Alliance for Sea- NH 2,000,000 Shaheen s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
ations, & Maintenance Facil- coast Transportation
ity
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Zero £missions Downtown and Township of Woodbridge NJ 1,500,000 Pallone Booker, H
Community Mobility Menendez
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants New Mexico Rail Runner Express Rio Metro Regional Transit Dis- NM 3,001,000 Hemrich s
Operations and Maintenance trict
Facility
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Regional Transportation Com- RTC of Washoe County NV 3,000,000 Cortez Masto. s
mission of Washoe County Rosen
(RTC of Washoe County)-
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Villanova Maintenance Facil-
ity Replacement Design
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Tahoe Transportation District- Tahoe Transportation District NV 2,000,000 Cortez Masto. s
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Transit Maintenance and Ad- Rosen
ministration Facility
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Standalone Solar Lighting for Regional Transportation Com- NV 1,960,000 Titus Cortez Masto, H
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500 Transit Stops mission of Southern Nevada Rosen
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Pedestrian Collision Avoidance Regional Transportation Com- NV 3,575,200 Titus Cortez Masto, H
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System mission of Southern Nevada Rosen
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Route 9-RiverWalk Transit Con- Westchester County Department NY 2,797,500 Jones Gillibrand, H
nector of Public Works & Transpor- Schumer
tation
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Bus Rapid Transit Improvements Central New York Regional NY 3,000,000 Katko Schumer H/S
Transportation Authority
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Rec1p1ent State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Long Island Rail Road Metropolitan Transportation Au- NY 5,000,000 Maloney, Caro- H
Hunterspoint Station Reha- thority lyn B.
bilitation Project
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Metropolitan Transportation Au- NY 7,000,000 Meng H
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Forest Hills Platform Exten- thority
sions & Elevators Project
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants EZConnect One-Call Center Stark Area Regional Transit Au- OH 1,250,000 Brown s
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
thority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Rickenbacker Area Mobility Gen- Central Ohio Transit Authority OH 3,000,000 Beatty Brown H
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ter
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Rail Car Replacement Program Greater Cleveland Regional OH 5,000,000 Brown (OH) Brown H
Transit Authority
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Lawrence County Transit Lawrence County Port Authority OH 2,500,000 Johnson (OH) H
Multimodal Parking Facility
Construction
Sfmt 0634 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Willamette Shore line Improve- Tri-County Metropolitan Trans- OR 2,000,000 Blumenauer H
ments Phase II - Portland portation District of Oregon
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Merlo Bus Garage Zero Emission Tri-County Metropolitan Trans- OR 5,000,000 Bonamici H
Retrofit portation District of Oregon
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Fleet Fall Protection & Crane Lane Transit District OR 800,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
Pro1ect
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Benton Area Transit Fleet Re- Oregon Department of Transpor- OR 1,512,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
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December 20, 2022
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Oregon City Transit Center Tri-County Metropolitan Trans- OR 5,000,000 Schrader H
portation District of Oregon
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants South Salem Mobility as a Serv- Salem Area Mass Transit Dis- OR 2,560,000 Schrader Merkley, Wyden H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
ice (MaaS) Transit Facility trict
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Station Square Station Improve- Port Authority of Allegheny PA 5,000,000 Doyle, Michael Casey H
ment Project County F.
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Bus Replacement Amtran PA 900,000 Joyce (PA} H
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Bus Replacement Cambria County Transit Author- PA 2,284,000 Joyce (PA) H
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants RIPTA-Bus Replacement Rhode Island Public Transit Au- RI 2,500,000 Reed
thority
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants lntermodal Transit Hub at UT Dallas Area Rapid Transit TX 2,500,000 Allred H
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Supervisory Control and Data Dallas Area Rapid Transit TX 2,820,800 Allred H
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Charging Infrastructure for the Capital Metropolitan Transpor- TX 4,169,920 Doggett H
Transition to a Zero-Emis- tation Authority
sions Public Transportation
Fleet
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Westheimer BOOST Bus Stop Metropolitan Tran sit Authority of TX 5,000,000 Fletcher H
Improvements Harris County (METRO)
Department of Transportation Tran sit Infrastructure Grants Missouri City Park & Ride Metropolitan Transit Authority of TX 5,000,000 Green (TX) H
Harris County {METRO)
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants East Dallas Bus & Maintenance Dallas Area Rapid Transit TX 2,927,000 Johnson (TX) H
facility Renovation (DART)
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Connecting Communities Brazos Transit District TX 865,000 Sessions H
Through Bus Stop lnfrastruc-
ture
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Capital Metro North Austin ADA Capital Metropolitan Transpor- TX 3,300,000 Sessions H
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Paratransit Base-Wheel- talion Authority
chair Accessible Vehicles
Department of Transportation Trans it Infrastructure Grants DART Fuel System Modernization Dallas Area Rapid Transit TX 2,000,000 Veasey H
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Project (DART)
Department of Transportation Trans it Infrastructure Grants Maintenance and Joint Develop- Gulf Coast Transit District TX 1,175,000 Weber (TX) H
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ment Facility - Design
Phase
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants UTA Westside Express Utah Transit Authority UT 3,500,000 Owens H
Fmt 4624 Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants 200 South Transit Corridor Salt Lake City Corporation UT 2,000,000 Stewart H
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pliance and Capacity Optimi-
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Paratransit Vehicle Acquisition Hampton Roads Transit VA 2,240,000 Kaine, Warner s
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants City of Richmond-Main Street City of Richmond VA 700,000 Kaine, Warner s
Station
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Envision Route 7 Bus Rapid Northern Virginia Transportation VA 2,000,000 Beyer, Connolly H
Transit Commission (NVTCJ
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Duffy's lane Transit Transfer City of Norfolk VA 500,000 Luria Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Richmond's First North-South, City of Richmond VA 3,000,000 McEachin Kaine, Warner H
Bus Rapid Transit Line
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Henrico County Bus Shelters Greater Richmond Transit Com- VA 1,275,000 Spanberger Kaine, Warner H
pany
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Electric Bus Purchase-Diesel Everett Trans it WA 2,000,000 Cantwell s
Replacement
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants ADA Accessible Bus Facility In- Ben Franklin Transit WA 1,500,000 Murray s
frastructure
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel Central Puget Sound Transit Au- WA 3,000,000 Jayapal Murray H
Imp rove men ts thority
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants WTA 2011 Fixed Route Diesel to Whatcom Transportation Author- WA 2,000,000 Larsen (WA) Murray H
Electric Replacement Pro1ect, ity
Bellingham
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Zero Fare Bus Stop Access Im- Thurston County Public Trans- WA 1,825,950 Strickland Murray H
provemenls portation Benefit Area (PTBA)
DBA Intercity Transit
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Cleaner Buses Initiative Milwaukee County Department WI 3,850,000 Moore (WI) Baldwin H
of Transportation
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Department of Transportation Transit Infrastructure Grants Ohio Valley Regional Transpor- Ohio Valley Regional Transpor- WV 400,000 Capito, s
talion Authority (OVRTA) Byrd talion Authority Manchin
lntermodal Transit Center
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Permanent Supportive Housing Rural Alaska Community Action AK $1,665,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Deferred Maintenance Project Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Facilities for State Troopers in State of Alaska Department of AK 3,000,000 Murkowski s
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Urban Development Rural Areas Public Safety
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Firehall and Search and Rescue City of Ambler AK 1,500,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Facility
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Providence Alaska-Permanent Providence Alaska Foundation AK 7,500,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Supportive Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of Bering Sea Bering Sea Women's Group AK 2,000,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Women's Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Norton Sound Health Corporation Norton Sound Health Corporation AK 5,000,000 Murkowski s
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Urban Development Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of a New Firehouse Kennicott-McCarthy Volunteer AK 200,000 Murkowski s
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Urban Development Fire Department
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Juneau Family Services Center Association for Education of AK 5,000,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Young Children Southeast
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoring Indigenous Safety and Helping Ourselves Prevent Erner- AK 500,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Empowerment (RISE) Tribal gencies
Domestic Violence Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing in Teller, Bering Straits Regional Housing AK 5,100,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Alaska Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of Community and Tagiugmiullu Nunamiullu Hous- AK 1,215,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Tribal Childcare Facility ing Authority (TNHA)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Financial Empowerment Fa- South Peninsula Haven House AK 750,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development cility
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cabin Community Pro1ects Sitka Homeless Coalition AK 1,000,000 Murkowsk1 s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Presbytenan Hos- Presbyterian Hospitality House AK 6,900,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development pitality House
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Port of Alaska Modernization Municipality of Anchorage-Port AK 5,000,000 Murkowsk1 s
Urban Development of Alaska
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Fairbanks Senior North Star Council on Aging AK 2,500,000 Murkowski s
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Therapeutic Campus Construe- Set Free Alaska AK 5,000,000 Murkowski s
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Urban Development tion-Recovery Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alabama State Port Authority Alabama State Port Authority Al 200,000,000 Shelby s
Urban Development lntermodal and Terminal Ex-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Revolving Loan Fund City of Mobile AL 50,000,000 Shelby s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sulligent Humbers Subdivision City of Sulligent AL 2,122,000 Aderholt H
Urban Development Sanitary Sewer Extension
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Construction and Extension of City of Rainsville AL 135,000 Aderholt H
Urban Development an Existing Turn Lane
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community STEM Facility Design University of North Alabama AL 3,000,000 Aderholt H
Urban Development and Construction
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Foley Public Library Con- City of Foley AL 2,000,000 Carl H
Urban Development struct1on
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Accoont Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Selma Riverfront Multi-plex City of Selma AL 4,000,000 Sewell H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Montgomery Blight City of Montgomery AL 4,000,000 Sewell H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Pro1ect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Valley Creek Rails to Trails City of Birmingham AL 4,000,000 Sewell H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Orrville Public Library Town of Orrville AL 500,000 Sewell H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bethel Family & Child Care Bethel Baptist Church AL 750,000 Sewell H
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mississippi Riverfront Docking, City of Helena-West Helena AR 500,000 Boozman s
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Urban Development Ramp and Marina Develop-
ment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Industrial Park Drive and Marla City of Mulberry AR 4,000,000 Womack H
Urban Development Lane Road Resurfacing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mill Branch Park Expansion City of Goshen AR 880,000 Womack H
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Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Berryville Public Library Con- Friends of Berryville Library, Inc. AR 1,000,000 Womack H
Urban Development struction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ASU Polytechnic Campus-Inna- Arizona State University (ASU) AZ 3,000,000 Kelly s
Urban Development vation Zone
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Broadband Proiect City of St. Johns AZ 1,913,000 Kelly s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Yuma Downtown Redevelopment City of Yuma AZ 2,500,000 Kelly, Sinema s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phoenix Semiconductor Fire Re- City of Phoenix AZ 5,000,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Urban Development sponse Station land Acquisi-
hon
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pinal County Broadband Final Pinal County AZ 2,000,000 Kelly, Sinema s
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Urban Development Mile Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Carlos Apache Tribe Public San Carlos Apache Tribe AZ 3,000,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Urban Development Safety Facility
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crown King fire District-Fire Crown King Fire District AZ 900,000 Kelly, Sinema s
Urban Development Station Replacement
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 100-Bed Transitional Commu- Diocesan Council for the Society AZ 750,000 Gallego H
Urban Development nity for People Experiencing of St Vincent de Paul Diocese
Homelessness Phoenix
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phoenix Homelessness Support City of Phoenix AZ 1,963,927 Gallego H
Urban Development Initiative
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund St. Mary's Food Bank Commu- St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance AZ 4,000,000 Gallego H
Urban Development nity Services Center Renova-
tion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Osborn Pointe Homes Native American Connections, AZ 2,904,213 Gallego H
Urban Development Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Guadalupe Wastewater Town of Guadalupe AZ 872,520 Gallego H
Urban Development Collection System Rehabilila•
lion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tanner Thomas Tiny Homes for Tanner Community Development AZ 2,883,950 Gallego H
Urban Development Homeless Veterans Corporation
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount 011g1natioo
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greater Phoenix Urban League Greater Phoenix Urban League AZ 4,000,000 Gallego H
Urban Development Building Replacement
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Glendale Community Centers City of Glendale AZ 1,339,000 Gallego Kelly, Sinema H/S
Urban Development Broadband Service Expansion
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mission Manor Aquatic Complex, City of Tucson AZ 2,947,000 Grijalva H
Urban Development Tucson, AZ
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Baboquivan High School Turning Tohono O'odham Nation AZ 1,016,458 Grijalva H
Urban Development Lane/BIA Route 19
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund YMCA Southern AZ Childcare YMCA of Southern Arizona AZ 810,000 Grijalva H
Urban Development Transportation. Tucson. AZ
Department of Housing and Community Development fund El Pueblo Center Revitalization City of Tucson AZ 2,747,000 Grijalva H
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Urban Development Project, Tucson. AZ
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sunnyside Community Reinvest- Sunnyside Foundation AZ 423,670 Gri1alva H
Urban Development ment as Cultura & Tradi-
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lions, Tucson, AZ
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Repair of 1,000,000 Gallon Steel City of Somerton AZ 380,000 Grijalva H
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Urban Development Water Storage Tank,
Somerton, AZ
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund El Pueblo Center Revitalization City of Tucson AZ 2.747,000 Kirkpatrick H
Urban Development Project-Phase l
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pima County Collaborative One- Pima County AZ 2,700,000 Kirkpatrick Kelly H/S
Urban Development Stop Center at Pima Commu-
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December 20, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing First Resource Center City of Tucson AZ 957,000 Kirkpatrick Kelly, Smema H/S
Urban Development at Amphi
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wenima Bridge Project Town of Springerville AZ 750,000 O'Halleran H
Urban Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Workforce Housing City of Tempe AZ 500,000 Stanton H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 77th Street Access Improve- City of Scottsdale AZ 1,800,000 Stanton H
Urban Development ments
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Trellis at the Mission low-In- Trellis AZ 1,500,000 Stanton H
Urban Development come Affordable Housing
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Vista Colina Family Shelter Ren- Central Arizona Shelter Services AZ 750,000 Stanton H
Urban Development ovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veteran Center for Moral ln1ury United States Veterans Initiative CA 1,840,000 Feinstein s
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Urban Development and Restoration of the Wads- (U.S.VETS)
worth Chapel at the West LA
VA Campus
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YWCA Harbor Area & South Bay- YWCA of the Harbor Area & CA 1,000,000 Feinstein, s
Urban Development Julia Morgan Center for South Bay Padilla
Women and Children Escap-
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ing Domestic and Sexual Vio-
lence
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Discovery Cube LA Community Discovery Cube Los Angeles CA 2,000,000 Padilla s
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Urban Development Pavilion and Gardens
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City Eviction Filing System-De- City of Los Angeles CA 500,000 Padilla s
Urban Development velopment and Materials for
Community Outreach and
Support
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Corridor Merced Avenue City of South El Monte CA 3,000,000 Padilla s
Urban Development Greenway Project
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending)
Requestor(sl
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln Recreation Center Resil- City of Oakland CA 2,000,000 Padilla s
Urban Development ience Hub Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of San Bernardino's City of San Bernardino CA 1,400,000 Aguilar H
Urban Development Historic Roosevelt Bowl
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cucamonga Canyon Trailhead City of Rancho Cucamonga CA l,000,000 Aguilar H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund NPHS Sustainable Communities Neighborhood Partnership Hous- CA 1,000,000 Aguilar H
Urban Development Catalyst Project ing Services, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund University Village Development University of Redlands CA 750,000 Aguilar H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Arrowhead Grove Community Re- Housing Authority of the County CA 3,000,000 Aguilar Padilla H
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Urban Development source Center of San Bernardino
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fontana Homelessness Preven- City of Fontana CA 4,000,000 Aguilar Padilla H/S
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Urban Development lion Resource and Care Cen-
!er
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Boys & Girls Club for Har- Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los CA 4,000,000 Barragan H
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Urban Development bar Gateway Angeles Harbor
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Harbor Community New Tech- United Harbor Area Association CA 4,000,000 Barragan H
Urban Development nology Career Development
Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Energy Resiliency at Veterans City of Carson CA 2,000,000 Barragan H
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Urban Development Park and Sports Complex
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Charging Infrastructure Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator CA 1,500,000 Barragan H
Urban Development for Battery Electric Drayage
Trucks
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 51st Street Greenbelt on the Los City of Long Beach CA 2,000,000 Barragan H
Urban Development Angeles River
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Pedro Family Shelter Up- Harbor lnterfa ith Services CA 375,000 Barragan H
Urban Development grades
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Destination little Ethiopia Community Partners CA 2,150,000 Bass H
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Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Mollie Maison Permanent Sup- The People Concern CA 2,000,000 Bass H
Urban Development portive Housing Conversion
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Jenesse Center Legal Assistance Jenessee Center, Inc. CA 3,000,000 Bass H
Urban Development for Victims Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund King Solomon Village (Phase 2) Ward Economic Development CA 750,000 Bass H
Urban Development Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Spaces for Addi- Destination Crenshaw GA 3,416,674 Bass H
Urban Development tional Park Access in South
Los Angeles
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ethiopian Community Los Ange- African Communities Mental CA 750,000 Bass H
Urban Development les Community Center (ECLA) Health Coalition
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Meals on Wheels Sacramento Meals on Wheels by ACC CA 750,000 Bera H
Urban Development Kitchen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mather Community Campus County of Sacramento CA 1,500,000 Bera Feinstein, H
Urban Development Human Assistance Facility Padilla
Renovation Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Simi Valley Senior Center Patio City of Simi Valley CA 1,000,000 Brownley H
Urban Development Shelter
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[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Moorpark City library City of Moorpark CA 750,000 Brownley H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Share Facility Construction Food Share CA 2,000,000 Brownley H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Barbara Food Bank Food Bank of Santa Barbara CA 1,500,000 Carbajal H
Urban Development County
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mondo's Cove Beach Stairway City of Ventura CA 1,000,000 Carbajal H
Urban Development Access
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dwight Murphy field Renovation City of Santa Barbara CA 1,500,000 Carbajal H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund E.P. Fosler library Upgrades City of Ventura CA 750,000 Carbajal H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morro Bay North 1-Pier City of Morro Bay CA 1,500,000 Carba1al Padilla H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pioneer Park City of Lorn poc CA 1,267,500 Carbajal Padilla H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Maria Japanese Commu- City of Santa Maria CA 500,000 Carbajal Padilla H
Urban Development nity Center
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Orcutt Library County of Santa Barbara CA 2,000,000 Carbajal Padilla H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Fernando Gardens - Housing Authonty of the City of CA 3,573,240 Cardenas H
Urban Development Adapting To Climate Change Los Angeles
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transitional Housing Units for Haynes Family of Programs CA 750,000 Chu H
Urban Development Reducing Homelessness
Among Foster Youth
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Multimodal Improvement Project City of Alhambra CA 1,200,000 Chu H
Urban Development at Valley Boulevard in Al-
hambra, CA
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Claremont Wildlands Conser- Claremont Wildlands Conser- CA 3,000,000 Chu H
Urban Development vancy Clara Oaks Acquisition vancy
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund LA-San Gabriel Mountains Nature for All CA 750,000 Chu H
Urban Development Urban Shuttle System
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Gabriel Valley Affordable San Gabriel Valley Regional CA 4,000,000 Chu Feinstein, H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Housing Project Pipeline Housing Trust Padilla
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charles White Park Renovation County of Los Angeles Depa rt- CA 750,000 Chu Padilla H
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Urban Development in Altadena, CA ment of Parks and Recreation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santiago Creek Festival Grounds Discovery Cube Orange County CA 2,000,000 Correa H
Urban Development
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Orange County Housing Finance Orange County Housing Finance CA 3,000,000 Correa H
Urban Development Trust Trust
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veteran Housing Assistance Pro- American Veterans Assistance CA 1,000,000 Correa H
Urban Development gram Group
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Business Improve- City of Santa Ana CA 2,500,000 Correa H
Urban Development ments Initiative
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Ana-Garden Grove Rai Is Orange County Transportation CA 750,000 Correa Padilla H
Urban Development to Trails Authority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fresno Veterans Home Memorial Central California Veterans CA 150,000 Costa H
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Urban Development Project Home Support Foundation
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[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending)
Requestor(s)
Agency Accoont ProJect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fresno's Tiny Homes Housing City of Fresno CA 1,000,000 Costa Padilla H/S
Urban Development Solutions Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Concord-Port Chicago Building East Bay Regional Park District CA 3,000,000 DeSaulnier H
Urban Development Restoration Project
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 100 38th Street Supportive and Eden Housing Inc. CA 3,000,000 De Saulnier Padilla H
Urban Development family Affordable Apartments
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
for Formerly Homeless, Vet-
erans, and Large Families
Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Scotts Valley Skypark City of Scotts Valley CA 750,000 Eshoo H
Urban Development Playground Equipment Re-
placement
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crestview Hotel Conversion to City of Mountain View CA 750,000 Eshoo H
Urban Development Permanent Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gap Year Funding for the City of San Jose CA 2,500,000 Eshoo, Khanna H
Urban Development SureStay Emergency Interim
Housing Site
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Scoggins Court Affordable Hous- Napa-Solano Habitat for CA 750,000 Garamendi H
Urban Development ing Project Hummanity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Marin Clean Energy Healthy Mann Clean Energy CA 750,000 Garamend1 Feinstein H
Urban Development Homes
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Interim Housing and Homeless Bridge to Home Santa Clarita CA 2,000,000 Garcia (CA) H
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Urban Development Services Facility Valley
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dignity by Design Emergency Los Angeles Mission CA 1,000,000 Gomez H
Urban Development and Transitional Housing
Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Korean American National Mu- Korean American National Mu- CA 7,000,000 Gomez H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development seum seum
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Self Help Graphics & Art Ren- Seit Help Graphics and Art CA 1,500,000 Gomez H
Urban Development ovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund First Street North Apartments Little Tokyo Service Center Com- CA 1,500,000 Gomez H
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Urban Development munity Development Corpora-
tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rose Hill Courts Community Housing Authority of the City of CA 1,500,000 Gomez H
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Urban Development Center Los Angeles
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Preserving Estrada Courts as Housing Authority of the City of CA 999,500 Gomez H
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pairs
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Women's Center Downtown Women's Center CA 750,000 Gomez H
Urban Development Campus Renovation and Ex-
pansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The SEI Rehab The Skid Row Housing Trust CA 750,000 Gomez H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Los Angeles- El Sereno City of Los Angeles CA 4,000,000 Gomez H
Urban Development Properties Purchase & Con-
struction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tracy Temporary Emergency City of Tracy CA 3,000,000 Harder (CA) H
Urban Development Housing Facility
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Manteca Navigation Center City of Manteca CA 750,000 Harder (CA) H
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Agency Accoont Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Trinity Headwaters Forest Con- Pacific Forest Trust, Inc. CA 2,000,000 Huffman H
Urban Development servation for Community Ben-
efit Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Front Street Complete Street City of Crescent City CA 750,000 Huffman H
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Urban Development and Cultural Inclusion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing Mendocino Coast-Ha- City of Fort Bragg CA 820,000 Huffman H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Equitable Energy Resilience and County of Sonoma CA 791,200 Huffman H
Urban Development EV Infrastructure
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ending Veteran Homelessness Homeward Bound of Marin CA 750,000 Huffman H
Urban Development and Creating Workforce Hous-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Electric Vehicle Charger Pro- Marin Clean Energy CA 2,000,000 Huffman Padilla H
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Urban Development lighting Energy Efficiency County of Marin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Barona Band of Mission Indians Barona Band of Mission Indians CA 2,000,000 Issa H
Urban Development Water Infrastructure Improve-
men! Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Temecula DePortola City of Temecula CA 800,000 Issa Feinstein, H
Urban Development Road/Jedehiah Smith Road Padilla
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Diego Armed Services YMCA Armed Services YMCA CA 2,024,846 Jacobs (CA) H
Urban Development Center for Military Families
Infrastructure Improvement
Project
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Municipal Workforce Child Care City of San Diego CA 2,000,000 Jacobs (CA) H
Urban Development Pilot Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Summer for All of Us-Come City of San Diego CA 800,000 Jacobs (CA} H
Urban Development Play Outside Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Diego's Community lnfor- INFO LINE of San Diego County CA 250,000 Jacobs (CA) H
Urban Development mation Exchange (CIE) dba 211 San Diego
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Adulting for High Schoolers: En- Sweetwater Union High School CA 100,000 Jacobs (CA) H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development gaging Students in Career District
Exploration and Preparation
for Life
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Second Harvest of Silicon Valley CA 750,000 Khanna H
Urban Development Consolidated Operational Fa-
cility
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Roof and Solar Energy Sys- Sunnyvale Community Services CA 750,000 Khanna H
Urban Development tern
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Fremont Commercial Dis- City of Fremont CA 1,500,000 Khanna Padilla H
Urban Development trict Wi-Fi Access Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Corning Veterans Memorial Hall County of Tehama CA 2,000,000 LaMalfa H
Urban Development Rehabilitation
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Paskenta Water District Oper- Paskenta Community Services CA 85,000 LaMalfa H
Urban Development ational Investments District
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Covenant House California Covenant House California CA 550,000 Lee (CA) H
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Center
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin Luther King Junior Youth City of Berkeley CA 750,000 Lee (CA) Feinstein, H
Urban Development Services Center Renovation Padilla
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Intergenerational Affordable City of Emeryville CA 500,000 Lee (CA) Padilla H
Urban Development Housing ProJect on San Pablo
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Coliseum Gardens Affordable City of Oakland CA 750,000 lee (CA) Padilla H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Carlsbad Veteran Memorial Park City of Carlsbad CA 3,000,000 Levin (CA) H
Urban Development Project
Frm 00096 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Del Mar Climate Resiliency and City of Del Mar GA 750,000 Levin (CA) H
Urban Development Access Imp rovement Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sidewalk Improvement and En- City of Vista CA 2,231,000 Levin (CA) H
Urban Development hanced Street Lighting
Project, Vista, California
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Stonehill Drive utility Under- City of Dana Point CA 750,000 Levin (CA) H
Urban Development grounding Project, Dana
Point, California
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Leucadia Streetscape Drainage City of Encinitas CA 4,000,000 Levin (CA) Padilla H
Urban Development Improvements, Encinitas,
California
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund PATH Permanent Supportive PATH Ventures CA 3,000,000 Lieu H
Urban Development Housing Marina Oel Rey
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Torrance Temporary Housing City of Torrance CA 1,000,000 Lieu Feinstein, H
Urban Development Program Padilla
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Ysidro Park, Healthy Living City of Gilroy CA 3,000,000 Lofgren H
Urban Development Enhancement Project
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Urban Agriculture Gardens Guadalupe River Park Conser- CA 1,700,000 Lofgren H
Urban Development vancy
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mabury Bridge Housing Site City of San Jose, Department of CA 750,000 Lofgren H
Urban Development Housing
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Second Harvest of Silicon Valley CA 750,000 Lofgren H
Urban Development Consolidated Operational Fa-
cility
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Learning Hubs Project City of Long Beach CA 750,000 Lowenthal H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund locust Development in Wash- Habitat for Humanity of Greater CA 750,000 Lowenthal H
Urban Development ington Neighborhood of Long Los Angeles
Beach
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Books & Buckets-Youth Acad- SEE (Books and Buckets) CA 50,000 Lowenthal H
Urban Development emy & Youth Action Program
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ben Em Dang Co Ta (Stand by Ben Em Dang Co Ta CA 750,000 Lowenthal H
Urban Development You) Foundation Community
Cultural Outreach Program-
ming
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Bryte Park All-Weather Field City of West Sacramento CA 750,000 Matsui H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cornerstone - Habitat for Hu- Habitat for Humanity of Greater CA 750,000 Matsui H
Urban Development manity Sacramento, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Opportunity Center La Familia Counseling Center, CA 750,000 Matsui H
Urban Development Inc.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lodi Access Center Emergency City of Lodi GA 1,048,500 McNerney H
Urban Development Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Rail Academy of Central San Joaquin Regional Rail Com- CA 1,500,000 McNerney H
Urban Development Galiforni a-Rail/Transit mission
Jkt 039060
Workforce Development Pro-
gram
PO 00000
1,000,000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sonora Square-Housing for the Delta Community Developers GA McNerney H
Urban Development Homeless Corp.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Covina High School Pool Covina-Valley Unified School CA 4,000,000 Napolitano H
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Urban Development District
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Center for the Performing Arts Hacienda La Puente Unified CA 4,000,000 Napolitano H
Urban Development School District
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Monrovia Canyon Park Repair City of Monrovia CA 3,000,000 Napolitano H
Urban Development Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund La Puente Activity Genter City of La Puente CA 750,000 Napolitano H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Baldwin Park Family Services City of Baldwin Park GA 750,000 Napolitano H
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capitola Wharf Renovations City of Capitola CA 3,500,000 Panetta H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Western Flyer Coast Guard Pier Western Flyer Foundation GA 1,640,000 Panetta H
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Urban Development Repair and Classroom Design
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Harvey West Studios Housing Matters CA 3,000,000 Panetta H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Cruz Downtown Library City of Santa Cruz CA 2,000,000 Panetta Padilla H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Mixed Use Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pacific North Redevelopment City of Santa Cruz CA 2,000,000 Panetta Padilla H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Center for Health and Social The National AIDS Memorial CA 750,000 Pelosi H
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Urban Development Justice
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Edge on the Square Chinatown Chinatown Media and Arts Col, CA 2,500,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development Media and Arts Collaborative laborative
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Building Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Friends of the Children Bayview Friends of the Children - SF CA 750,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development Youth Center Bay Area
Frm 00099 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Youth Center Renovation Lavender Youth Recreation and CA 2,000,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development Information Center, Inc.
(LYRIC)
Fmt 4624 1044 Howard Building Purchase United Playaz, Inc. CA 4,000,000 Pelosi H
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund
Urban Development and Improvements
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Nutrition and Project Open Hand CA 1,451,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development Wellness Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Japantown Peace Plaza Renova- San Francisco Recreation and CA 3,000,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development tion Park Department
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Child Care Facilities Expansions Mission Neighborhood Centers CA 2,000,000 Pelosi H
Urban Development Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Village SF Urban Indian The Friendship House Associa- CA 750,000 Pelosi Padilla H
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Urban Development Project lion of American Indians
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Requestor{s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Freedom Park at Navy Pier Port of San Diego CA 2,000,000 Peters H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ocean Beach Library Expansion City of San Diego CA 4,000,000 Peters Padilla H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Light Up San Diego Streetlight City of San Diego CA 2,000,000 Peters Padilla H
Urban Development Improvement Program -
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Beach Communities
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mobile Solar Powered Electric City of San Diego CA 750,000 Peters Padilla H
Urban Development Vehicle Chargers
Frm 00100 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Aquatic Center Outdoor Pool Im• City of Bellflower CA 300,000 Roybal-Allard H
Urban Development provements
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Department of Housing and Community Oevelopmenl Fund Maywood Riverfront Park Ren- Los Angeles Neighborhood Land CA 650,000 Roybal-Allard H
Urban Development ovation Project Trust
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Expansion for the Co- City of Downey CA 1,000,000 Royba I-Alla rd H
Urban Development lumbia Memorial Space Cen-
ter
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bell Gardens Regional Aquatic City of Bell Gardens CA 1,500,000 Roybal-Allard Padilla H
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Increasing Public Transportation SAC Health CA 150,000 Ruiz H
Urban Development Access to Healthcare to the
Eastern Riverside County City
of Blythe, CA
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The PAO Park-Passons Active The City of Pico Rivera CA 1,050,000 Sanchez H
Urban Development Depot
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Artesia Botanical Gardens City of Artesia CA 3,000,000 Sanchez H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Fe Springs Homeowner- Habitat for Humanity of Greater CA 500,000 Sanchez H
Urban Development ship Development Los Angeles
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sierra Athletic Field Restoration City of Whittier CA 750,000 Sanchez H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Leffingwell Road Landscape Me- City of La Mirada CA 2,500,000 Sanchez H
Urban Development dian Improvements
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Park and Field Renovations City of Hawaiian Gardens CA 1,420,000 Sanchez H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YWCA Historical Building Preser- YWCA of Glendale and Pasa- CA 2,200,000 Schiff H
Urban Development vation and Domestic Violence dena
Emergency Shelter Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Day Center Expansion for Low- The Center in Hollywood CA 750,000 Schiff H
Urban Development Income and Unhoused Com-
munity Members
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Equity and Community Re- Hollywood Food Coalition CA 750,000 Schiff H
Urban Development silience Hub
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Los Angeles - Park City of Los Angeles CA 4,000,000 Sherman H
Urban Development Ballfield Improvements and
Upgrades at Various lA City
Parks Facilities
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Essential Service Relief for Un- Labor Community Services of CA 600,000 Sherman H
Urban Development derserved/Unemployed Fami- Los Angeles
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Valley Community Greening TreePeople CA 1.149,662 Sherman H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Studio City/Beeman Recreational City of Los Angeles CA 3,000,000 Sherman H
Urban Development Center Capital Improvement
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Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Domestic Violence Shelter & Haven Hills Inc. CA 500,000 Sherman H
Urban Development Services Facilities Renova-
PO 00000
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tions
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connecting Canoga Park project City of Los Angeles CA 1,500,000 Sherman H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Los Angeles Accessory Dwelling City of Los Angeles CA 750,000 Sherman H
Urban Development Units (ADU) Accelerator Pro-
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gram
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Encino Community Center Armenian Cultural Foundation CA 1,200,000 Sherman H
Urban Development
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Valley Transportation & City of Los Angeles CA 750,000 Sherman H
Urban Development Infrastructure Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Mateo County History Mu- San Mateo County Historical As- CA 750,000 Speier H
Urban Development seum Carriage House sociation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Burlingame Town Square City of Burlingame CA 750,000 Speier H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Daly City Early Learning Center City of Daly City CA 800,000 Speier H
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Urban Development for Infants and Toddlers
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Mateo Marina Branch Pub- City of San Mateo CA 1,500,000 Speier Feinstein, H
Urban Development lie Library Restoration Project Padilla
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South San Francisco New Li- City of South San Francisco CA 1,500,000 Speier Padilla H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development brary and Parks and Recre-
ation Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Palo Alto New Public Li- City of East Palo Alto CA 1,500,000 Speier Feinstein, H
Urban Development brary Padilla
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alameda County ALL IN Eats Alameda County CA 1,400,000 Swalwell H
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Urban Development Food Hub, Livermore
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sequoia Grove Affordable Hous- Habitat for Humanity East Bay/ CA 1,000,000 Swalwell H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development ing Silicon Valley
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Program Enhance- City of Perris CA 3,000,000 Takano H
Urban Development ment Project
Frm 00103 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund MoVal Emergency Shelter/Rapid City of Moreno Valley CA 1,000,000 Takano H
Urban Development Rehousing Program
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Integrated Solutions for Commu- Parkview Legacy Foundation CA 750,000 Takano H
Urban Development nity Wellness and Stable
Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sunrise at Bogart Permanent Neighborhood Partnership Hous- CA 3,000,000 Takano H
Urban Development Supportive Housing Develop- ing Services, Inc. Sunrise at
ment Bogart, LP
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys and Girls Clubs Sonoma- Boys and Girls Clubs Sonoma- CA 4,000,000 Thompson (CA) H
Urban Development Marin Marin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Preserving and Restoring Mare The Mare Island Historic Park CA 1,219,000 Thompson (CA) H
Urban Development Island Landmarks Foundation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martinez Municipal Fishing Pier City of Martinez CA 2,547,600 Thompson (CA) H
Urban Development Renovation
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(sl
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Burns Valley Sports Complex & City of Clearlake CA 2,000,000 Thompson (GA) H
Urban Development Recreation Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Providence Rohnert Park House Providence Health & Services GA 1,300,000 Thompson (GA) H
Urban Development - Washington
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Napa Intensive and Permanent City of Napa, CA GA 750,000 Thompson (CA) Feinstein, H
Urban Development Mental Health Housing Padilla
Project
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Courtplace Housing Development City of Fontana GA 4,000,000 Torres (GA) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund La Casita Community Center City of Pomona GA 4,000,000 Torres (GA) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Prado Regional Park Food Court San Bernardino County Regional GA 2,280,000 Torres {CA) H
Urban Development Rehabilitation Parks
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Main Street Economic City of Upland CA 750,000 Torres (CA) H
Urban Development Recovery and Revitalization
Proiect- Phase 2
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pacific Electric Trail Improve- City of Fontana GA 750,000 Torres (CA) H
Urban Development ment Pro1ect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Caruthers Education and Com- Caruthers Unified School District CA 2,895,000 Valadao H
Urban Development munity Activity Center Con-
structions and Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Corazon del Valle Commons Housing Authority of Fresno CA 2,000,000 Valadao H
Urban Development Housing Pro1ect Construction County
and Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santa Fe Way Resurfacing and City of Shafter CA 2,000,000 Valadao H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Shoulder Improvements
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hanford Veterans and Seniors City of Hanford CA 561,000 Valadao Fein stern. H
Urban Development Building Renovation and Im- Padilla
provements
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tulare Emergency Homeless City of Tulare CA 1,500,000 Valadao Feinstein, H
Urban Development Shelter Construction Padilla
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund San Ysidro Community Activity City of San Diego CA 4,000,000 Vargas H
Urban Development Center Enhancements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Light Up San Diego Streetlight City of San Diego CA 1,500,000 Vargas H
Urban Development Improvement Program---
Logan Heights
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beyer Park Phase II Construction City of San Diego CA 3,000,000 Vargas H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beach and Boat Launch at Har- San Diego Unified Port District CA 3,000,000 Vargas H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Watts and South LA Entrepre- Macedonia Community Develop- CA 1,000,000 Waters H
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Urban Development neurship Accelerator ment Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gateway Pl ace Grant Housing and Economic CA 4,000,000 Waters H
Urban Development Development Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund PATH Villas Normandie PATH Ventures CA 750,000 Waters H
Urban Development
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s}
Agency Account ProJect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Lawndale New Teen Center/Mu- City of Lawndale CA 4,000,000 Waters H
Urban Development nicipal Services Department
Building Pro1ect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gardena Rosecrans Community City of Gardena CA 1,000,000 Waters H
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Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Legacy Project Neighborhood Housing Services CA 1,500,000 Waters H
Urban Development of Los Angeles County
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Torrance Temporary Housing City of Torrance CA 750,000 Waters Feinstein, H
Urban Development Project Padilla
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Las Bodegas Community Center Latino Cultural Arts Center co 2,500,000 Bennet s
Urban Development Renovations
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Or. Felix Gilbert King's Crossing Restoration Christian Ministries co 3,000,000 Bennet s
Urban Development Affordable Housing
co s
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Cleo Parker Campus Expansion New Dance Theatre, Inc. dba 1,000,000 Bennet
Urban Development Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Village on San Juan Devel- CASA of the 7th Judicial District co 2,500,000 Bennet s
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Urban Development opment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Care and Share Food Bank for Care and Share Food Bank for co 1,050,000 Bennet s
Urban Development Southern Colorado-Delivery Southern Colorado
Trucks
Department al Housing and Community Development Fund Archway Communities Park Hill Archway Housing & Services Inc. co 3,000,000 Bennet, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Modular City of Boulder Department of co 506,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development Factory Housing & Human Services Hicken looper
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mile High United Way United for Mile High United Way co 1,500,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development Families Childcare Center Hicken looper
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clifton Community Campus- Mesa County co 2,500,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development Early Childhood Education Hicken looper
Training Center Community
Hall
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ute Mountain Ute Tribe- Rodeo ute Mountain Ute Tribe co 2,500,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development Drive Multi-Family Housing Hicken looper
Development
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YWCA of Pueblo Childcare Cen- YWCA of Pueblo co 1,500,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development ter Development Hicken looper
co
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1-70 Remnant Parcels for Com- Habitat for Humanity of Metro 1,550,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development munity Restoration Denver Hicken looper
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Source Renovation and Ex- TGTHR Boulder co 2,000,000 Bennet, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wapiti Commons Affordable Habitat for Humanity Roaring 1,200,000 Bennet,
Urban Development Homeownership Development Fork Valley Hicken looper
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Child Advocacy Center Construe- Children's Advocacy Center for co 360,000 Bennet, s
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Urban Development tion for the Pikes Peak Re- the Pikes Peak Region Inc. Hicken looper
gion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West End Housing & Blight Re- West End Economic Develop- co 900,000 Bennet, s
Urban Development mediation Project ment Corporation Hicken looper
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hope Springs High Impact lnno- Greeley-Weld Habitat for Hu- co 2,557,000 Hickenlooper s
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Proiect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Reci~ient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Providence at the Heights Second Chance Genter GO 340,000 Crow H
Urban Development (PATH) Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank Vehicles Proiect Food Bank of the Rockies co 650,000 Crow H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin Luther King Jr. Library City of Aurora co 2,500,000 Crow Bennet, H
Urban Development Improvements Project Hicken looper
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Roots- A Community Hub Proiect Worthmore co 4,000,000 Crow Bennet, H
Urban Development for Newcomers in Colorado Hicken looper
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Colorado Freedom Memorial Colorado Freedom Memorial 1,500,000 Crow Hickenlooper H
Urban Development Center Foundation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tri-Cities Ready to Work Pro- City of Littleton co 1,500,000 Crow Hickenlooper H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Memorial Amphitheater Adams County GO 750,000 Grow, Perl- Bennet, H
Urban Development mutter Hicken looper
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Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Villa Park Habitat for Humanity of Metro co 1,000,000 DeGette H
Urtlan Development Denver, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank of the Rockies Food Bank of the Rockies co 1,200,000 OeGette H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund We Don't Waste Wedontwaste, Inc. dba We Don't co 750,000 DeGette H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 16th St Mall Reconstruction The City and County of Denver co 750,000 DeGette H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Nest Neighborhoods The City and County of Denver co 2,000,000 DeGette H
Urban Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clarion Inn Hotel Colorado Coa Iit ion for the co 4,000,000 DeGette Bennet. H
Urban Development Homeless Hicken looper
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Servicios de La Raza la Raza Services, Inc. dba co 2,000,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Urban Development Servicios de La Raza Hicken looper
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Denver Public Library The City and County of Denver co 750,000 DeGette Bennet, H
Urban Development Hicken looper
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mothership Urban Peak co 413,940 DeGette Bennet, H
Urban Development Hickenlooper
co
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Community Project Veterans Community Project 650,000 Neguse H
Urban Development Transitional Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Summit County Child Care Cen- Summit County Government co 750,000 Neguse Bennet, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Empire Water Infra- Town of Empire co 4,000,000 Neguse Hickenlooper H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lyons Emergency & Assistance Lyons Emergency & Assistance co 575,000 Neguse Hickenlooper H
Urban Development Fund Fund, LEAF
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank Donation Facilities Food Bank of the Rockies co 600,000 Perlmutter H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Global Energy Park Educational State of Colorado co 4,000,000 Perlmutter Hicken looper H
Urban Development Walkways
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hall Neighborhood House Expan- Hall Neighborhood House CT 4,500,000 Blumenthal,
Urban Development sion Murphy
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Grove Street Demolition Housing Authority of the City of CT 420,000 Blumenthal, s
Urban Development and Blight Remediation in Waterbury Murphy
Waterbury
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Hartford Family Shelter Community Renewal Team, Inc CT 98,000 Blumenthal, s
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Renovations Murphy
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housmg Construction Habitat for Humanity of Coastal CT 2,000,000 Blumenthal, s
Urban Development in Bridgeport Fairfield County Murphy
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community & Recreation Center City of New London GT 2,000,000 Blumenthal, s
Urban Development Construction Project in New Murphy
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London
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phelps Village Veterans Housing Chrysalis Center Inc. GT 642,000 Blumenthal, s
Urban Development Rehabilitation Murphy
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Canterbury Public Library Ghil- Canterbury Public Library CT 480,000 Courtney H
Urban Development dren's Learning Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Killingly Domestic Violence Shel- United Services, Inc. GT 1,000,000 Courtney H
Urban Development !er Renovation Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mansfield Nonprofit Housing De- Mansfield Nonprofit Housing De- CT 300,000 Courtney H
Urban Development velopment Corporation velopment Corporation
Eagleville Green Affordable
Housing Rehab
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund TVCCA Groton Childcare Center Thames Valley Council for Com- CT 3,000,000 Courtney Blumenthal, H
Urban Development munity Action (TVCCA) Murphy
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Ansonia- SHW Casting City of Ansonia CT 2,900,000 Delaura H
Urban Development Company
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Bethany- Town Hall Town of Bethany CT 1,000,000 Delaura H
Urban Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund LEAP Community Center Re- Leadership, Education and Ath- CT 1,952,032 De Lauro H
Urban Development newal Project letics in Partnership, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Naugatuck YMCA Naugatuck YMCA CT 1,900,000 Delauro H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wallingford Family YMCA- West Young Men's Christian Associa- CT 750,000 Delaura H
Urban Development Side Branch tion of Wallingford, Inc.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connecticut Audubon Society Connecticut Audubon Society, CT 750,000 Delauro H
Urban Devel op me nt (CAS) Coastal Center at Mil• Inc.
ford Paint
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Department of Housing and Com mun ity Development Fund Town of North Haven- Martha Town of North Haven CT 600,000 DeLauro H
Urban Development Culver House
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Seymour- economic de- Town of Seymour CT 3,000,000 Delauro H
Urban Development velopment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of New Haven- Wilbur Cross City of New Haven CT 750,000 Delauro H
Urban Development High School
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Evening Soup Kitch- Downtown Evening Soup Kitch- CT 1,438,399 Delaura Blumenthal, H
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Urban Development en, Inc. en, Inc. Murphy
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund River Road Homes Affordable Town of Canaan CT 750,000 Hayes H
Urban Development Housing Infrastructure
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Demolition and Replacement of City of Waterbury CT 4,000,000 Hayes H
Urban Development Fulton Park Pool and Renova-
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tion of Pool House
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[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Hanover Street Housing Con- Baldwin Holdings, LLC CT 1,976,691 Himes H
Urban Development struction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homes for the Brave Applied Behavioral Rehabilita- CT 750,000 Himes H
Urban Development tion Institute
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wilton High School Sports Com- Town of Wilton CT 1,425,000 Himes H
Urban Development plex Resiliency Project
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Stamford East Side library City of Stamford GT 3,000,000 Himes Blumenthal. H
Urban Development Branch Murphy
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Trumbull Veterans and First Re- Town of Trumbull CT 750,000 Himes Blumenthal, H
Urban Development sponder Center Murphy
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Riverbrook Regional YMCA Riverbrook Regional Young GT 2,000,000 Himes Blumenthal. H
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Urban Development Men's Christian Association, Murphy
Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Hartford Post Office Ren- Town of East Hartford CT 4,000,000 Larson (CT) H
Urban Development ovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Laurel Marsh/Hockanum River Town of Manchester GT 3,000,000 Larson (CT) H
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Urban Development Linear Park Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connecticut Trolley Museum Fa- Connecticut Electric Railway As- CT 750,000 Larson (GT) H
Urban Development cility Upgrades & Visitor En- sociation, Inc. dba Con-
hancements necticut Trolley Museum
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East-West River links iQuilt Partnership CT 2,400,000 Larson (GT) H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Church Corners Rehabiltation Town of East Hartford CT 750,000 Larson (CT) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Victim Impact Pro1ect Mothers United Against Violence CT 500,000 Larson (CT) H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charter Oak landing Park Infra- City of Hartford CT 1,010,000 Larson (CT) Blumenthal. H
Urban Development structure Murphy
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund House of Ruth House of Ruth DC 7,160,828 Norton H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Horton's Kids Horton's Kids DC 500,000 Norton H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Anacostia Arts Center Redevel- Washington Area Community In- DC 3,000,000 Norton H
Urban Development opment Project vestment Fund
oc
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Perennial Transitional House for Healthy Babies ProJect Inc 340,000 Norton H
Urban Development Homeless Pregnant Teenagers
Rehabilitation Proiect
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund My Sister's Place, Emergency My Sister's Place DC 500,000 Norton H
Urban Oevelopment Shelter, Transitional Housing,
and Supportive Services for
Survivors of Domestic Vio-
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lence and Their Children
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The L'Enfant Trust's Historic The L'Enfant Trust DC 2,000,000 Norton H
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Urban Development Properties Redevelopment
Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tidewater Park Playground Town of Laurel DE 938,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund RESTORE: Real Estate Strategy REACH R1vers1de Development DE 6,825,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development To Obtain Racial Equity Prop- Corporatmn
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erty Acquisition and Redevel-
opment
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[Community ProJect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Villa Mana at the Brandywine Ministry of Caring Inc. DE 3,000,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Affordable Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Development Habitat for Humanity of New DE 4,525,000 Carper, Goons s
Urban Development in New Castle County Castle County
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development fund Home Base-Life Lines IV West End Neighborhood House DE 1,090,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Housing for Homeless Youth
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lower Hilltop Equitable Housing Wilmington Neighborhood Con- DE 3,000,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Initiative servancy Land Bank
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Side Re-development and The Challenge Program DE 280,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Renovations of Properties
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Homeownership De- Central Delaware Habitat for DE 600,000 Carper, Coons s
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Urban Development velopment in Dover Humanity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund St. Michael's Building Renova- St. Michael's School and Nurs- DE 1,000,000 Carper, Coons s
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Urban Development lion and Expansion Project ery, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Owens Manor and Queen Manor Dover Housing Authority OE 1,000,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund First Community Foundation First Community Foundation DE 3,000,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development STEM Hub Construction m
Riverside
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Solomon's Court Phase II Be Ready Community Develop- DE 2,000,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development ment Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Maxwell Estates Milford Housing Development OE 2,300,000 Carper, Coons s
Urban Development Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bennett Street Revitalization Todmorden East Foundation OE 1,000,000 Coons s
Urban Development Project
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Choir School of Delaware's The Choir School of Delaware OE 1,500,000 Blunt Roch- H
Urban Development New Building at 8th and Inc ester
West Street in Wilmington's
Historic Quaker HIii District
Jkt 039060
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lombard Street Redevelopment Central Baptist Community De- DE 750,000 Blunt Roch- H
Urban Development Project velopment Corporation ester
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CHEER Administrative Building CHEER, Inc. DE 500,000 Blunt Roch- H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Site Plan lnfrastructure If ester
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sussex County Habitat for Hu- Sussex County Habitat for Hu- DE 600,000 Blunt Roch- Carper, Coons H/S
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Urban Development manity Strategic Land Acqui- manity Inc ester
sition Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Castle County Hope Center New Castle County DE 750,000 Blunt Roch- Carper, Coons H/S
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Urban Development Capital Improvements and ester
Transportation Support
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Infant and Toddler Center Ren- Latin American Community Gen- DE 3,500,000 Blunt Roch- Carper, Coons H/S
Urban Development ovations ter (LACC) ester
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CARES One Stop Senior Center Community Aging & Retirement FL 2,500,000 Bilirakis H
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Urban Development Acquisition and Construction Services, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Craig Park/Spring Bayou Sea- City of Tarpon Springs FL 2,000,000 Bilirakis H
Urban Development wall and Sidewalk Repair
and Resiliency Upgrade
Project
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Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund Vincent House 10 New Un its of Vincent Academy Adventure FL 1,250,000 Bilirakis H
Urban Development Housing Coast, Inc.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount 011ginat1on
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund W1mauma Community Center Hillsborough County Fl 750,000 Buchanan H
Urban Development Design and Build
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Legacy Trail Pedestrian Over- Sarasota County FL I,000,000 Buchanan H
Urban Development pass Construction
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln Park Pedestrian Bridge Manatee County fl 950,000 Buchanan H
Urllan Development Design and Construction
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 15th Street East at 57th Avenue Manatee County FL 2,500,000 Buchanan H
Urban Development East Roundabout Intersection
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Skills Center Collaborative Skills Center, Inc. Fl 3,000,000 Castor (FL) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Com mun ity Development Fund Hillsborough County African Hillsborough County Fl 1,000,000 Castor (FL) H
Fmt 4624
Urban Development American Arts and Cultural
Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Salvation Army Building Expan-
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The Salvation Army Fl 750,000 Cherfilus- H
Urban Development sion and Renovation for Per- McCormick
sons Experiencing Homeless-
ness
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing Stability and Homeless- Catholic Charities of the Arch- FL 3,860,461 Cherfilus- H
Urban Development ness Prevention diocese of Miami, Inc. McCormick
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund SchOlars' Village Helping Abused Neglected Dis- FL 250,000 Cherfilus- H
Urban Development advantaged Youth Inc. McCormick
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1st Time Homebuyers Assistance City of Tamarac, Florida Fl 350,000 Cherfilus- H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Financial Stability Legal Serv- Gulfcoast Legal Services, Inc FL 139.461 Crist H
Urban Development ices 2022-2023
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gulfport Multipurpose Senior City of Gulfport FL 1,500,000 Crist H
Urban Development Center
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund Southside St. Petersburg Com- City of St. Petersburg, Florida FL 901,000 Crist H
Urban Development munity Center Upgrades
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town Shoppe Eatonville Afford- Town of Eatonville, Florida FL 2,000,000 Demings H
Urban Development able Housing Initiative
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Replacement of asbestos ce- City of Apopka FL 2,500,000 Demings H
Urban Development ment and galvanized drinking
water supplies
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Judson's Community Music Dr Phillips Center for the Per- FL 750,000 Demings H
Urban Development Room forming Arts
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Creation of a Nature Trail City of Cora I Springs FL 750,000 Deutch H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Everglades Greenway loop City of Coral Springs FL 750,000 Deutch H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lycns Road Pedestrian Mobility Broward Metropolitan Planning FL 3,900,000 Oeutch H
Urban Development Safety Project Organization
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Early Learning YMCA of South Palm Beach Fl 812,000 Deutch H
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Urban Development Center & Enhancement of the County
Special Population Center to
include Safety & Accessibility
Updates to the Youth Locker
Room
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Andrews Avenue Bridge Broward County FL 3,000,000 Deutch H
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Urban Development Repair Project
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Comm unity Development Fund City of Deerfield Beach FEC City of Deerfield Beach Fl 750,000 Deutch H
Urban Development Railroad Track Fencing
Department of Housing and Comm unity Development Fund Wahoo Bay Park Resiliency Ex- Wahoo Bay Park Fl 750,000 Deutch H
Urban Development pansion
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wastewater Treatment Plant Im- City of Clewiston Fl 3,000,000 Diaz-Bala rt H
Urban Development provements & Expansion
Project
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of National Reg- Everglades Society for Historic FL 3,000,000 Diaz-Bala rt H
Urban Development ister of Historic Places Build- Preservation, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Golden Gate Affordable and Rural Neighborhoods, lncor- FL 2,000,000 Diaz-Bal art H
Urban Development Workforce Housing Project porated
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Comm unity Development Fund City of Hialeah Roadway Revi- City of Hialeah FL 3,000,000 Diaz-Balart H
Urban Development talization
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Miami Lakes NW 59th Avenue Town of Miami Lakes FL 3,000,000 Diaz-Bala rt H
Urban Development Roadway Extension and Re-
development Project
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Department of Housing and Comm unity Development Fund Miami-Dade County Septic to Miami-Dade County Water and Fl 3,000,000 Diaz-Bala rt H
Urban Development Sewer Project Sewer Department
Department of Housing and Comm unity Development Fund Sweetwater Infrastructure and City of Sweetwater FL 3,000,000 Diaz-Balart H
Urban Development Drainage Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tobie Wilson Municipal Complex Town of Medley FL 3,251,000 Diaz-Bal art H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sweetwater Affordable Housing Miami-Dade County Public FL 4,000,000 Diaz-Bala rt H
Urban Development Housing and Community De-
velopment
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sweetwater Street Improvements City of Sweetwater FL 4,000,000 Diaz-Bal art H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sweetwater Water and Sewer City of Sweetwater FL 4,000,000 Diaz-Balart H
Urban Development Imp rove men ts
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Great Dunbar Initiative- Housing Authority of the City of FL 3,000,000 Donalds H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Phase 1 Cleveland Avenue Fort Myers
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Bay The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bay FL 2,000,000 Dunn H
Urban Development County Community Centers County
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Repairs and Reconstruction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gulf County Washington Rec- Gulf County FL 500,000 Dunn H
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Urban Development reational Center Repair and
Rehabilitation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing for Low-In- Vita Nova, Inc. FL 750,000 Frankel, Lois H
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Urban Development come Youth
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Art Museum Improvement Norton Museum of Art FL 750,000 Frankel, Lois H
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Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing in Lake Lake Worth Beach Community FL 750,000 Frankel, Lois H
Urban Development Worth Beach Redevelopment Agency
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund FOG Grove Road/North Ridge Polk County FL 4,000,000 Franklin, C. H
Urban Development Trail Flyover Scott
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connect to Protect - Assisting Miami-Dade County FL 1,500,000 Gimenez H
Urban Development Property Owners to Convert
from Septic Tank Systems to
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Big Pine Key Prison to Workforce College of the Florida Keys FL 2,000,000 Gimenez H
Urban Development Training Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Heron Assisted Living Facil- WestCare Florida, Inc. Fl 1,500,000 Gimenez H
Urban Development ity construction and capital
Jkt 039060
improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Revitalization and City of Homestead FL 1,000,000 Gimenez H
Urban Development Resilient Electrical lnfrastruc-
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
ture
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Agape Village Health Center Agape Network, Inc. FL 3,000,000 Gimenez H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Teen Multipurpose Center One Gadsden Foundation. Inc. FL 1,200,000 Lawson (FL) H
Urban Development
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund SHBB Impact Center and Ca- America Second Harvest of the Fl 3,000,000 Lawson (FL) H
Urban Development pacity Project Big Bend
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund TCC Commercial Vehicle Driving Tallahassee Community College FL 750,000 Lawson (FL) H
Urban Development (COL) Program Expansion (TCC)
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 8th Street Complete Streets Im- Jacksonville Transportation Au- Fl 750,000 Lawson (Fl) H
Urban Development provements thority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Midway Septic To Sewer Project City of Mid way FL 3,943,971 Lawson (Fl) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gretna Sewer Expansion City of Gretna Fl 4,000,000 Lawson (Fl) H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emergency Repair to a Segment City of Madison Fl 110,000 Lawson (FL) H
Urban Development of Wastewater Equipment in
the City of Madison
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Habitat for Humanity's Sanford Habitat for Humanity of Semi- FL 1,139,440 Murphy (FL) H
Urban Development Affordable Housing Commu- nole County and Greater
nity Infrastructure Pro1ect Apopka, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Winter Park Traffic Control City of Winter Park, FL Fl 101,175 Murphy (FL) H
Urban Development Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northeast Florida Regional Food Regional Food Bank of North- Fl 981,000 Rutherford H
Urban Development Bank Equipment Upgrades east Florida Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jose Marti Park and Neighbor- City of Miami Fl 4,000,000 Salazar H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development hood Flood Mitigation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 8th Street Neighborhood Flood City of Miami Fl 4,000,000 Salazar H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Michigan Avenue Safety Im- Osceola County Fl 1,978,000 Soto H
Urban Development provements
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Orlando Lake Nona City of Orlando Fl 1.000,000 Soto H
Urban Development Poitras Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hope Apartment Housing Hope Partnership FL 750,000 Soto H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Purchase of a two fire appa- City of Haines City FL 2,000,000 Soto H
Urban Development ratus (Pierce custom pumper
and quint fire apparatus) for
the City of Haines City
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Deerwood Elementary School Osceola County Fl 944,227 Soto H
Urban Development Sidewalk Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Lake Wales 1st Street City of Lake Wales Fl 750,000 Soto H
Urban Development Streetsc ape
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southwest Lake Howard Pedes- City of Winter Haven FL 750,000 Soto H
Urban Development trian Enhancement
Department of Housing and Com mumty Development Fund Hopkins Park and River Road City of St. Cloud FL 1,051,360 Soto H
Urban Development Revitalization
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of a Roadway Be- Highlands County FL 1,100,000 Steube H
Urban Development tween Sebring Parkway, SR-
17, and Arbuckle Creek Road
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of Roads-Including City of Wauchula FL 2,000,000 Steube H
Urban Development Oak, Bay, and Palmetto
Frm 00122
Streets
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Feeding South Florida Mobile Feeding South Florida, Inc. Fl 2,000,000 Wasserman H
Urban Development Market and Kitchen Schultz
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Citrus Grove Road Phase II final Lake County fl 1,000,000 Webster (FL) H
Urban Development Design
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami FL 4,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
Urban Development Dade Dade, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Enhancements to the Museum Museum of Contemporary Art, FL 3,000,000 Wilson (Fl) H
Urban Development of Contemporary Art, Inc. in Inc.
North Miami
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phase 2 Simonhoff Floral Park City of Miami Parks and Recre- FL 4,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
Urban Development lmprovements/COVID-19 Me- ation Department
morial and Douglas Park
Community Center Improve-
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December 20, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Miami Veterans Housing Pro1ect United Way Miami Fl 3,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Washington Park Site Develop- City of North Miami Beach FL 3,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development ment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cultural Facility Development at City of West Park FL 3,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
Urban Development Mclyre Park
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Repetitive Property Losses- City of Miami Gardens FL 750,000 Wilson (Fl) H
Urban Development Drainage Improvement Project
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bahamian Museum of Arts and Thelma Gibson Health Initiative, FL 4,000,000 Wilson (FL) H
Urban Development Culture Inc.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Americus Outdoor One Sumter Economic Develop- GA 1,260,000 Ossoff s
Urban Development Event Space and Park Devel- ment Foundation, Inc.
opment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expanding Access to Recreation- Soccer in the Streets, Inc. GA 1,000,000 Ossoff s
Urban Development New Fields
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund library Design and Construction Board of Regents of the Univer- GA 1,200,000 Ossoff
Urban Development m Milledgeville sity System of Georgia
Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund Ethiopian Community Center Ex- Ethiopian Community Associa- GA 842,000 Ossoff s
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Urban Development pansion and Renovation lion in Atlanta, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Construction Athens Area Habitat for Human- GA 2,882,000 Ossoff, s
Urban Development in Athens ity, Inc.
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Warnock
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northwest Regional Hospital Rome Floyd County Development GA 5,160,000 Ossoff, s
Urban Development Property Rehabilitation Authority Warnock
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rome/Richardson Neighborhood City of Hartwell GA 4,000,000 Warnock s
Urban Development Improvements Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Chalk Level Area Housing Reha• City of Newnan GA 4,600,000 Warnock s
Urban Development billtation
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[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending)
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany, GA 1,850,000 Bishop (GA) H
Urban Development Clubhouse Building Renova- Inc.
lions
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bainbridge, GA-Phase 2 of City of Bainbridge GA 1,500,000 Bishop (GA) H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Downrange Industrial Park
Water and Wastewater Project
4,000,000
PO 00000
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Columbus State University Columbus State University Bishop (GA)
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
GA Ossoff H
Urban Development STEAM Collaboration Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mt. Olive Affordable Housing Mt. Olive Community Outreach GA 5,000,000 Bishop (GA) Ossoff, H/S
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Urban Development Rehabilitation Center, Inc. Warnock
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Special Collection on African Gwinnett County Public library GA 500,000 Bourdeaux H
Urban Development American History Foundation
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wraparound Services tor Latino Ser Familia GA 462,000 Bourdeaux H
Urban Development Families and Youth
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transportation for Low-Income Corners Outreach GA 250,000 Bourdeaux Ossoff H
Urban Development Students
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ouacco Road Corridor Improve- City of Pooler GA 2,000,000 Carter (GA) H
Urban Development ments
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pooler Wastewater Treatment City of Pooler GA 2,000,000 Carter (GA) H
Urban Development Plant Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jimmy Deloach Parkway Im- City of Pooler GA 2,000,000 Carter (GA) H
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Urban Development provements
December 20, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pine Barren Road Improvement City of Pooler GA 2,000,000 Carter (GA) H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village at Legacy Affordable City of Decatur GA 750,000 Johnson (GA) H
Urban Development Housing Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Memorial Drive Gateways Pro1ect DeKalb County GA 1,500,000 Johnson (GA) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Westside Youth Facility Newton County GA 4,000,000 Johnson (GA) H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Safe Housing for Domestic Vio- Women Moving On, Inc. GA 585,000 Johnson (GA) H
Urban Development lence Survivors in DeKalb
County, GA
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Atlanta Legal Aid DeKalb County Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. GA 250,000 Johnson (GA) Ossoff H
Urban Development and Gwinnett County
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Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund Safe and Stable Housing for Wellroot Family Services GA 914,000 Johnson (GA) Warnock H/S
Urban Development Youth Aging Out of Care Fa-
cility Renovations
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Street Resurfacing, Sidewalk In- City of Kennesaw GA 2,000,000 Loudermilk H
Urban Development stallation, and Drainage Sys-
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terns Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pedestrian Bridges City of Kennesaw GA 250,000 louderm ii k H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Broad Street Downtown Revital- City of Chamblee GA 2,000,000 McBath H
Urban Development ization
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Corners Community Center Corners Outreach GA 1,050,000 McBath H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cobb Parkway Pedestrian Bridge Cumberland Community Im- GA 1,000,000 Mc Bath H
Urban Development North provement District (CCID)
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Peachtree Creek Greenway (PCG) City of Doraville GA 1,573,204 McBath H
Urban Development Extension (Model Project)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Path 400 Trail Extension City of Sandy Springs GA 750,000 McBath H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Chattahoochee Riverlands - City of Smyrna GA 900,000 Scott, David H
Urban Development Bike/Pedestrian Bridge Feasi-
PO 00000
bility Study
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Atlanta Legal Aid Clayton Coun- Atlanta legal Aid Society GA 260,000 Scott, David Ossoff H
Urban Development ty Office
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HUB404 Buckhead Community Improve- GA 750,000 Williams (GA) H
Urban Development men! District
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Propel Center Ed Farm GA 2,544,902 Williams (GA) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rainbow Drive and Columbia DeKalb Gou nty, GA GA 750,000 Williams (GA) H
Urban Development Drive Sidewalk Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of the Historic West Ralph David Abernathy Ill Faun- GA 4,000,000 Williams (GA) H
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Urban Development Hunter Street Baptist Church dation, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hilo Memorial Hospital Renova- County of Hawaii HI 13,000,000 Hirono, Schatz s
Urban Development lions
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kauai County Ele'ele Water Kauai County Housing Agency HI 5,000,000 Hirono, Schatz s
Urban Development Pro1ect
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Stabilized Affordable Housing City and County of Honolulu HI 3,538,000 Hirono, Schatz s
Urban Development for Persons with Mental
Health
s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hawaii Foodbank Storage Ca- Hawaii Foodbank HI 1,003,000 Schatz
Urban Development pacity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wailuku Community Center and County of Maui HI 11,000,000 Schatz s
Urban Development Emergency Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Residential Program Gregory House Programs HI 1,200,000 Schatz s
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Renovations and Improve-
ments
Community Development Fund Kea'au-Puna Youth Development Boys & Girls Club of the Big Is- HI 1,000,000 Schatz s
PO 00000
Department of Housing and
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Community Center Upgrades land
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Hawaii Island Agriculture lnno- The Food Basket HI 1,600,000 Schatz s
Frm 00127
Urban Development vation Park and Food Sys-
terns Campus
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Computers for Students Hawaiian Hope HI 95,000 Schatz s
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Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crisis Outreach Response and City and County of Honolulu HI 10,000,000 Schatz s
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Urban Development Engagement
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lima Ola Affordable Housing Kauai County Housing Agency HI 7,772,000 Schatz s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hawaii Community Broadband Aua mo Collaborative HI 200,000 Schatz s
Urban Development Network Hu,
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kauhale Housing Developement City and County of Honolulu HI 11,987,000 Schatz s
Urban Development
S20DEPT3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Redemption The Institute for Human Serv- HI 500,000 Case H
Urban Development ices
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Proiect Fundmg/Congressionally Directed Spending]
RequestOl(S)
Agency Account ProJect Recipient State Amount Origioat,oo
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ke'alaokamaile Cultural Re- Ke'alaokamaile Cultural Re- HI 3,254,981 Kahele H
Urban Development source Center source Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hui Malama O Ke Kai Youth De- Hui Malama O Ke Kai Founda- HI 745,000 Kahele H
Urban Development velopment Community Center tion
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Kanakea Project Malama 'Aina HI 750,000 Kahele H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Girl Scouts of Hawai'i Camp Camp Kilohana HI 400,000 Kahele H
Urban Development Kilohana Improvements
Frm 00128
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank of Iowa Warehouse Food Bank of Iowa IA 750,000 Axne H
Urban Development Expansion for a Hunger Free
Iowa
Fmt 4624
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Perry Downtown Improvements City of Perry, Iowa IA 1,919,082 Axne H
Urban Development Phase l
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Neighborhood Finance Corpora- Neighborhood Finance Corpora- IA 360,000 Axne H
Urban Development tion's Workforce Housing in tion
Polk County
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mount Ayr Downtown Revitaliza- City of Mount Ayr IA 750,000 Axne H
Urban Development tion ProJect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Their Futures Through Iowa Homeless Youth Center IA 750,000 Axne H
Urban Development the Iowa Homeless Youth
Center Employment Skill
Building Initiative Facility
S20DEPT3
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Adams County Entrepreneur and Adams County Economic Devel- IA 779,025 Axne H
Urban Development Business Incubator Center opment Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Iowa Heartland Habitat for Hu- Iowa Heartland Habitat for Hu- IA 1.000,000 Hinson H
Urban Development manity's Targeted Neighbor- manity
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
hood Revitalization
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Soy-Enabled Rural Road Recon- Fayette County IA 4,000,000 Hinson H
Urban Development struction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 18th Street Resurfacing to Na- City of Keokuk IA 960,000 Miller-Meeks H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development tronal Cemetery
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Healing Idaho Community Devel- Camp Rainbow Gold, Inc. ID 2,400,000 Simpson H
Urban Development opment Project
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Boise YMCA Catalytic Treasure Valley Family YMCA ID 4,000,000 Simpson H
Urban Development Redevelopment Project
Frm 00129
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Idaho Workforce and Public Idaho Rural Water Association, ID 750,000 Simpson H
Urban Development Safety Training Facility Im- Inc.
provements
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Improving Housrng Cond1trons rn Centreville Citizens for Change IL 1,741,000 Duckworth s
Urban Development Centreville
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pro1ect Nourish Facility Greater Chicago Food Depository IL 450,000 Duckworth s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Breakthrough Family Housing Breakthrough Urban Ministries, IL 1,000,000 Duckworth s
Urban Development Pro1ect in East Garfield Park Inc.
Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund Markham Courthouse ADA Ac- Cook County Bureau of Asset IL 1,000,000 Duckworth s
Urban Development cessibility Upgrades Management
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alton Broadband Connectivity City of Alton IL 500,000 Durbin s
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Urban Development Data Center
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Belmont-Cragin's Cragin Park Chicago Park District IL 500,000 Durbin s
Urban Development Fieldhouse Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kankakee East Riverwa Ik Con- City of Kankakee IL 475,000 Durbin s
Urban Development struction Project
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Auburn Gresham Renewable En- Green Era Educational NFP IL 250,000 Durbin s
Urban Development ergy and Urban Farming
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Campus
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Niles Teen learning Village of Niles IL 200,000 Durbin s
Urban Development Center Upgrades
Frm 00130 700,000 s
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Aurora Food Pantry Mobile Meals Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pan- IL Durbin
Urban Development Program Food Truck try
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Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund East Saint Louis Township Com- City of East Saint Louis IL 1,000,000 Durbin s
Urban Development munity Center Renovations
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Springfield Pillsbury Mills Rede• Moving Pillsbury Forward IL 2,000,000 Durbin s
Urban Development velopment Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ottawa YMCA New Facility Re- Ottawa YMCA IL 250,000 Durbin s
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Urban Development habilitation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Equipment and Facility Up- Chicago Botanic Garden IL 250,000 Durbin s
Urban Development grades to Farm on Ogden
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Skip-A-Long Rock Island Cam- SAL Family and Community IL 4,000,000 Bustos H
Urban Development pus Services
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Excel Center Rockford Goodwill Industries of Northern IL 1,000,000 Bustos H
Urban Development Illinois and Wisconsin
Stateline Area, Inc.
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Zip Code 61605 Sidewalk Up- City of Peoria, IL IL 2,000,000 Bustos H
Urban Development grades
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin Park Upgrades Village of East Galesburg IL 1,100,000 Bustos H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Building Demolitions Town of Astoria IL 500,000 Bustos H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Bluff Community Center East Bluff Community Center, IL 350,000 Bustos H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Capital Improvements NFP
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mt Carroll STEAAM Hub The Board of Trustees of the IL 438,000 Bustos Duckworth H
Urban Development University of Illinois
Frm 00131 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund B.R. Ryall YMCA of Northwestern B.R. Ryal! YMCA of Northwestern IL 2,000,000 Casten H
Urban Development DuPage County DuPage County
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kerr-McGee Superfund Remedi- City of West Chicago IL 2,000,000 Casten H
Urban Development ation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Wheaton Public Library Wheaton Public Library IL 750,000 Casten H
Urban Development Rehabilitation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Prairie Food Co-Op Cooperative Development Fund IL 750,000 Casten H
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Urban Development of CDS / Prairie Food Coop
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Hawthorn Woods Village of Hawthorn Woods IL 1,500,000 Casten H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ashunti Campus Expansion Ashunti Residential Manage- IL 2,000,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development ment System Inc. K.
S20DEPT3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Field Museum Facilities Up- Field Museum of Natural History IL 2,000,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development grades K.
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mount Vernon Affordable Hous- Mount Vernon Community Foun- IL 2,000,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development ing and Community Services dation K.
Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mildred Wiley Wellness Hub Bethel New Life, Inc. IL 750,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development K
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Supportive living, Community United Cerebral Palsy Seguin of IL 750,000 Davis, Danny H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Day Services, and Housing Greater Chicago K
Site Project for Adults with
Intellectual and Develop-
men ta I Disabilities
Frm 00132 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Prairie District Affordable Hous- City of Chicago IL 2,000,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development ing K.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ensuring & Empowering Home- Youth Outreach Services IL 750,000 Davis, Danny H
Urban Development less Youth: Independence, K.
life Skills & Workforce Devel-
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opment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Truck Driver Training Expansion Lincoln Land Community College IL 1,118,000 Davis, Rodney H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Permanent Supportive Housing Association for Individual Devel- IL 3,000,000 Foster H
Urban Development (PSH) Partnership opment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Marie Wilkinson Holistic Re- Marie Wilkinson food Pantry Inc IL 1,800,000 Foster H
Urban Development sponse to Food Insecurity
S20DEPT3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund DuPage Township Food Pantry & DuPage Township IL 3,000,000 Foster H
Urban Development Resource Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lippold Park Bicycle & Pedes- Fox Valley Park District IL 4,000,000 Foster H
Urban Development trian Bridge
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Habitat Green Freedom Install Fox Valley Habitat For Humanity IL 1,250,000 Foster H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development infrastructure for an afford-
able home energy smart
community for low to mod-
erate income working fami-
lies
Jkt 039060
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Naperville Riverwalk Eagle City of Naperville, IL IL 900,000 Foster H
Urban Development Street Gateway and Accessi-
bility Improvements
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expanding Community-Owned Resurrection Project IL 2,000,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development Co-op Housing for the Pilsen
Neighborhood in Chicago
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Maximizing Year-Round Use of YMCA of Metro Chicago IL 500,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development the Rauner Family YMCA
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Chicago Puerto Rican Cultural Puerto Rico Cultural Center IL 3,000,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development Center-Business Incubation
and Support Hub (BIS Hub)
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rudy Lozano Branch Library Chicago Public Library IL 2,000,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development Renovation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The LeClaire Hearst Advisory Chicago Parks District IL 350,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development Council Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund PODER Headquarters PODER Learning Center IL 500,000 Garcia (IL) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Museum Expansion and Com- A Philip Randolph Pullman Por- IL 1,500,000 Kelly (IL) H
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Urban Development munity Economic Develop- ter Museum Inc
ment Empowerment Project
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Accoont Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Shore Homeownership City of Chicago IL 2,000,000 Kelly (IL) H
Urban Development Preservation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Acquisition and Demolition of City of Harvey IL 750,000 Kelly (IL) H
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Urban Development Blighted and Vacant build-
ings
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Side Water Treatment Plant City of Morris IL 2,000,000 Kinzinger H
PO 00000
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Urban Development and Wells Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Waste Water Treatment Plant Village of DePue IL 2,000,000 Kinzinger H
Urban Development Dike Raising
Frm 00134 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gail Borden Public Library Dis- Gail Borden Public library IL 2,391,407 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development trict, South Elgin Branch Ex-
pansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Dundee Boys & Girls Clubs of Dundee IL 2,000,000 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Township, Woodlands Com- Township
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munity Impact Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wood Dale Park District Central Wood Dale Park District IL 324,475 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Park, Phase 2
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Addison, College Blvd Village of Addison IL 600,000 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Street Program
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Village of Streamwood, Madison Village of Streamwood IL 330,400 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Drive Bike & Pedestrian Trail
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Roselle, Seasons 4 & Vil tage of Rosel le IL 750,000 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Devlin Drainage Basin Im-
provements
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Village of Schaumburg, Electric Village of Schaumburg IL 166,000 Krishnamoorthi H
Urban Development Vehicle Pilot Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Somerset Drive Multi-Use Path Village of Germantown Hills IL 670,000 LaHood H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Streetscape Improve- Village of Downs IL 2,128,000 La Hood H
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Urban Development ments Phase I
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Western Road (CH 6} Realign- Marshall County IL 3,000,000 LaHood H
Urban Development ment
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mosque Foundation Community The Mosque Foundation IL 1,500,000 Newman H
Urban Development Center Facility Improvement
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and Expansion Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southwest Chicago Cultivate Cultivate Collective IL 250,000 Newman Durbin H/S
Urban Development Collective Sustainability Hub
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lake View YMCA Aquatics Ex- Lake View YMCA IL 1,500,000 Quigley H
Urban Development pansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Black Ensemble Theater IL 1,000,000 Quigley H
Urban Development Genter Building Improve-
ments and Enhancements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Field Museum Facilities Upgrade Field Museum of Natural History IL 1,500,000 Quigley H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capital Improvements for the Carole Robertson Center for IL 750,000 Quigley H
Urban Development Carole Robertson Center for Learning
Learning at Albany Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln Park Conservatory Ren- Chicago Park District IL 750,000 Quigley H
Urban Development ovations
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bronzevilte Opportunity Engine Illinois Institute of Technology IL 2,000,000 Rush H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Englewood Racine Green Line Chicago Transit Authority (CTA} IL 2,000,000 Rush H
Urban Development Station Feasibility Study
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Raising the Roof-The National The National Museum of Gospel IL 500,000 Rush H
Urban Development Museum of Gospel Music Music
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Build Antioch Antioch Haven Homes Founda- IL 4,000,000 Rush H
Urban Development lion Ltd
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Family Focus "Our Place" Build- Family Focus IL 1,130,845 Schakowsky H
Urban Development ing Renovation, Evanston, II-
linois
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connections for the Homeless Connections for the Homeless IL 2,000,000 Schakowsky H
Urban Development Hilda's Place Renovations,
Evanston, Illinois
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Urban Development YMCA Facility, Chicago, llli-
nois
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Broadway Armory Natatorium Chicago Park District IL 2,000,000 Schakowsky H
Urban Development Swimming Pool, Chicago, llli-
nois
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Black Ensemble Educational Black Ensemble Theater IL 1,200,000 Schakowsky H
Urban Development Outreach Studio Theater, Chi-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lake County Early Learning Cen- North Chicago Community Unit IL 1,228,493 Schneider H
Urban Development ter in North Chicago School District 187
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Chicago Economic Rede- Lake County IL 4,000,000 Schneider H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development velopment at Sheridan Cross-
ing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Chain O'Lakes Economic Devel- Village of Fox lake IL 750,000 Schneider H
Urban Development opment in Fox Lake
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CPAH Lake County Affordable Community Partners for Afford- IL 1,500,000 Schneider H
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Urban Development Housing Development in able Housing (CPAH)
Libertyville
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund PADS Lake County Homeless PADS Lake County IL 3,000,000 Schneider H
Urban Development Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lake Bluff Downtown Flooding lake County Stormwater Man- IL 750,000 Schneider H
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Urban Development Mitigation Project agement Commission
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hinckley Public library Hinckley Public Library District IL 750,000 Underwood H
Urban Development
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Relocation of the Batavia Inter- City of Batavia IL 3,000,000 Underwood H
Urban Development faith Food Pantry and Clothes
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Graham Edward Martin Park Im- City of Indianapolis IN 1,000,000 Carson H
Urban Development provement Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Paladin Rehabilitation and Paladin Inc. IN 1,525,000 Mrvan H
Urban Development Repurposing Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Equipment/Technology for Lake- Opportunity Enterprises, Inc. IN 310,000 Mrvan H
Urban Development side Respite Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center Fair Haven, Inc. IN 750,000 Mrvan H
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tion
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Requestor{s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Paving the Way to a Sustain- City of Russell KS 13,501,000 Moran s
Urban Development able Future: The City of Rus-
sell's Transportation Recon-
struction Plan
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Timbers Housing Renovation Cerebral Palsy Research Foun- KS 2,500,000 Moran s
Urban Development Project dation of Kansas
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Unified Government Park Infra- Unified Government of Wyan- KS 1,000,000 Davids (KS) H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development structure Improvements dotte County/Kansas City,
Kansas
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cedar Lake Dam Restoration City of Olathe, Kansas KS 750,000 Davids (KS) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gardner Wastewater lnfrastruc- City of Gardner KS 3,000,000 Davids (KS) H
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Urban Development ture Pro1ect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Manufacturing Re-shoring lni- Pittsburg State University KS 4,000,000 La Turner H
Urban Development tiative and Prove Out facility
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for the National Institute of
Materials Advancement
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jessamine Co / City of Jessamine County Fiscal Court KY 2,000,000 Barr H
Urban Development Nicholasville-Jenette Indus-
trial Park Phase 3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund KY 36 Widening Project Bath County Fiscal Court KY 2,000,000 Barr H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Webster County Hwy 670 Eco• Webster County Fiscal Court KY 2,143,000 Comer H
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Oepartment of Housing and Community Oevelopment Fund Sidewalk Construction along Kentucky Transportation Cabi- KY 300,000 Comer H
Urban Development Berger Road (Hwy 1310) in net, Department of Highways
Paducah, KY District 1 Office
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Way of the Coalfield Eco- United Way of the Coalfield KY 2,000,000 Comer
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
H
Urban Development nomic Recovery Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Murray-Calloway County Training Murray-Calloway Industrial Au- KY 1,100,000 Comer H
Urban Development Center Construction thority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Cooper Industrial Park In- Barren County Fiscal Court KY 1,000,000 Guthrie H
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Urban Development frastructure Extension Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hart County - Bonnieville In- Hart County Fiscal Court KY 1,000,000 Guthrie H
Urban Development dustrial Site Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Oevelopmenl Fund Eastern Kentucky PRIDE Septic Eastern Kentucky Pride KY 2,500,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Oevelopment System Program
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Prestonsburg Water System Im- City of Prestonsburg KY 4,000,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Development provements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin County Sewer Improve- Martin County Fiscal Court KY 3,107,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Development ments
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jackson County Business lncu- Jackson County Fiscal Court KY 1,538,000 Rogers (KY) H
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Urban Development bator
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Raven Rock Trails Development EKY Heritage Foundation, Inc. KY 2,500,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Knox County Water Im prove- Knox County Fiscal Court KY 2,224,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Development ments
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Williamsburg Water Improve- City of Williamsburg KY 4,000,000 Rogers (KY) H
Urban Development ments
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund St. John Center Si ogle-Site Per- St. John Center, Inc. KY 1,500,000 Yarmuth H
Urban Development manent Supportive Housing
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Accoont Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Forever Families Edu- SI. Joseph Children's Home KY 1,000,000 Yarmuth H
Urban Development cation Renovation- School for
Foster Children
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of the West Power Sewerage & Water Board of New LA 10,000,000 Cassidy s
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Urban Development Complex Control Center Orleans
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cut Off Natatorium Algiers Development District LA 4,000,000 Carter (LA) H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wetland Park & Nature Trail Sankofa Community Develop- LA 2,000,000 Carter (LA) H
Urban Development ment Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Donaldsonville Natural City of Donaldsonville LA 4,000,000 Carter (LA) H
Urban Development Gas System Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dodwell House Community Re- Anna's Place NOLA LA 750,000 Carter (LA) H
Urban Development source Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Life House Vocational Training Church United For Community LA 1,000,000 Graves (LA) H
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Urban Development Facility Expansion Development
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Water Main and Reservoir Im- City of Alexandria LA 4,000,000 Letlow Cassidy H
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Urban Development provement Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank Distribution Center Massachusetts Military Support MA 1,925,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development and Headquarters Acquisition Foundation
and Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greendale Revitalization lnitia- New Garden Park, Inc. MA 1,500,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development live-Public Infrastructure
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Domestic Violence Erner- DOVE, Inc. MA 2,000,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development gency Shelter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Berkshire Family YMCA-Building Berkshire Family YMCA MA 1,000,000 Markey, Warren s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Renovation & Expansion
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1200 Montello-Transit-Oriented NeighborWorks Housing Solu- MA 2,000,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development Housing Development in tions
Brockton
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Acquisition of Property for the Town of Saugus MA 2,300,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development Revitalization of Cliftondale
Square Business District
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Health and Climate Retrofits to Boston Housing Authority MA 1,000,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development Ausonia Apartments Afford-
able Housing
Frm 00141 MA s
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The CASA at IBA: Center for lnquilinos Boricuas en Accion 1,000,000 Markey, Warren
Urban Development Community Action, Self-suffi-
ciency, and the Arts
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Servings Medically Community Servings MA 580,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development Tailored Meals Program-Facil-
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ity Equipment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Codman Square Neighborhood Codman Square Neighborhood MA 750,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development Affordable Housing Development Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Girls Inc. Headquarters and Pro- Girls Inc. of the Valley MA 1,000,000 Markey, Warren s
Urban Development gram Center Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Grow in Revere Food Hub City of Revere MA 2,000,000 Clark (MA) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of Stoneham Boys & Girls Clubs of Stoneham MA 3,000,000 Clark (MA) H
Urban Development Child Care Facility and Wakefield
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA Southcoast Expansion YMCA Southcoast MA 750,000 Keating H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pembroke Community Center Town of Pembroke MA 3,000,000 Keating H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Par- Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe MA 1,629,197 Keating Markey, Warren H/S
Urban Development sonage Restoration
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cape Abilities Farm Vocational Cape Abilities MA 959,040 Keating Markey, Warren H
Urban Development and Food Security Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Plymouth Wastewater Treatment Town of Plymouth MA 2,500,000 Keating Markey, Warren H
Urban Development Plant
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Childcare Center Expansion, Old Colony YMCA MA 2,000,000 Keating Markey, Warren H
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Urban Development YMCA Old Colony
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mayor Hannon Parkway/Gen City of Quincy MA 750,000 Lynch H
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Urban Development McConvil1e Way New lntersec-
tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1,500 Space Parking Garage City of Quincy MA 750,000 Lynch H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ausonia Apartments Modemiza- Ausonia Apartments MA 750,000 Lynch H
Urban Development tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lawrence R. Cosgrove Memorial City of Brockton MA 3,000,000 Lynch Markey, Warren H
Urban Development Pool Upgrades
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Grow Food Northampton Com- Grow Food Northampton, lncor- MA 413,000 McGovern H
Urban Development munity Farm Redesign porated
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund NewVue Communities NewVue Communities MA 1,000,000 McGovern H
Urban Development Riverbend-Bigelow Schools
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jones library Renovation and Jones library, Inc. MA 1,110,661 McGovern Markey, Warren H
Urban Development Expansion Project, Amherst,
Massachusetts, Hampshire
County
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Avenue A Streetscape Improve- Town of Montague, Massachu- MA 975,000 McGovern Markey, Warren H
Urban Development ment Project setts
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Star Journey Home Afford- North Star Family Services, Inc. MA 1,000,000 McGovern Markey, Warren H
Urban Development able Housing ProIect
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Inc. National Guard Ar- Veterans Inc. MA 3,000,000 Markey, Warren
Frm 00143
McGovern H
Urban Development mory Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund African Community Education African Community Education MA 3,000,000 McGovern Markey, Warren HIS
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Urban Development 51 Gage St. Renovations Program, Inc
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Middlesex Community College Middlesex Community College MA 363.400 Moulton H
Urban Development Bedford Campus Life
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Sciences and BioTech Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lynn Senior Center City of Lynn MA 1,000,000 Moulton H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North River Canal Resilient City of Peabody MA 1,000,000 Moulton H
Urban Development Wall, Riverwalk, and Park
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lifebridge Campus Redevelop- Salem Mission Incorporated MA 1,000,000 Moulton H
Urban Development ment Project
S20DEPT3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Beverly-Main Library City of Beverly MA 1,000,000 Moulton H
Urban Development HVAC System Replacement
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[Community Protect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient Slate Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Career Lab & Cafe at the Boys Boys and Girls Clubs of MA 900,000 Moulton H
Urban Development and Girls Club of Wakefield Stoneham and Wakefield
and Expansion of Job Prep/
Vocational Program(s) into
Saugus
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Haven Proiect Catalyst Housing Haven Project MA 1,000,000 Moulton H
Urban Development Program
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Renovation of the Girls Inc of Girls Inc of the Valley MA 2,000,000 Neal H
Urban Development the Valley Headquarters and
Program Center
Frm 00144
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Historic Lenox Town Hall Roof Town of Lenox MA 750,000 Neal H
Urban Development and Rotunda Restoration
Proiect
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Historic Wahconah Park Grand- City of Pittsfield MA 3,000,000 Neal H
Urban Development stand Improvement Pro1ect
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Worthington Senior Center Hilltown Community Develop- MA 2,000,000 Neal H
Urban Development ment Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 429 Morgan Road West Sprmg- Town of West Springfield MA 750,000 Neal H
Urban Development field Capital Improvement
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Downtown Broadway lnfrastruc- City of Chelsea, MA MA 2,000,000 Pressley H
Urban Development ture Improvement Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clarendon Hill Housing and City of Somerville MA 2,400,000 Pressley Markey, Warren H
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Urban Development Transportation Equity Pro1ect
December 20, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin/Cawley Complex Renova- Lowell Athletics and Activities MA 3,000,000 Trahan H
Urban Development tion Foundation Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ellen Swallow Richards Park Lawrence CommunityWorks Inc. MA 2,116,000 Trahan H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development and Island Parkside Open
Space and Recreation Plan
(ESR/IP)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1301 Middlesex Family Shelter Community Teamwork, Inc. MA 3,000,000 Trahan H
Urban Development Acquisition Project
Jkt 039060
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cap Dracut Landfill Town of Dracut MA 1,500,000 Trahan H
Urban Development
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Historic Asa Parlin House Res- Town of Acton MA 750,000 Trahan H
Urban Development toration Community and
Cultural Center
Frm 00145
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fitchburg Stale University, Fitchburg State University MA 2,000,000 Trahan Markey, Warren H
Urban Development Phase 2 Fitchburg Theater
Block
Fmt 4624
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Winnekenni Recreatrnn Area City of Haverhill MA 700,000 Trahan Markey, Warren H
Urban Development Improvements & Restoration
Plan
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Baltimore Pumphouse Renova- American Communities Trust, MO 3,200,000 Cardin, Van
Urban Development tions of Buildings Inc. Hollen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pathway to Equity for People The Arc Central Chesapeake Re- MO 750,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development with Disabilities-The Arc at gion, Inc. Hollen
Port Street Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pri nee George's County Mobile Human Service Coalition of MO 513,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development Food Delivery Truck Prince George's County Hollen
S20DEPT3
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund JCS Community Living Group Jewish Community Services MD 760,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development Home Renovations (JCS) Hollen
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Druid House Transitional Hous- Druid Heights Community Devel- MD 750,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development ing Program Rehabilitation opment Corporation, Inc. Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development fund The HAVEN Building Construe- lAMB, Inc. MD 250,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development lion Hollen
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Worcester County Housing Reha- Worcester County MO 100,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development btlitation Program Hollen
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Doleman Black Heritage Mu- Doleman Black Heritage Mu- MD 563,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development seum Phase l seum, Inc. Hollen
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greenmount Park in Johnston Rebuild Metro, Inc. MD 500,000 Cardin, Van
Urban Development Square-Vacant Land Conver- Hollen
sion
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lower Shore Clinic Co-Occurring Lower Shore Clinic Inc. MD 645,000 Cardin, Van
Urban Development Disorder Treatment Facility Hollen
Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rosa's House Emergency Haus- lAMB, Inc. MO 250,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development ing Facility Hollen
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Liberty Community Development Liberty Community Development MO 400,000 Cardin, Van
Urban Development Corporation Food Pantry Ex- Corporation Hotten
pansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund BAAM Academic Center Building African American MD 1,000,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development Minds (BAAMJ, Inc. Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund St. Michaels Community Center St. Michaels Community Center MD 500,000 Cardin, Van s
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Urban Development Capital Renovations Hollen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 1ndian Head Community Rede- Town of Indian Head MD 750,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development velopment of Vacant Prop- Hollen
erties
s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund End Hunger Community Eco- End Hunger in Calvert County MD 1,133,000 Cardin, Van
Urban Development nomic Development Project Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Forest Park Renaissance-Build- WBC Community Development MD 3,000,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development ing Acquisition and Revital- Corporation Hollen
ization
Jkt 039060
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund McElderry Park Affordable Southeast Community Develop- MD 600,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development Homeownership Proiect ment Corporation Hollen
MD 3,259,000 s
PO 00000
Mary Harvin Community Devel- Cardin, Van
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southern Views Multi-Family
Urban Development Workforce Housing Project opment Corporation Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund B-360 Educational Campus I Am Mentality Inc. MD 2,000,000 Cardin, Van s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Allen Pond Park Upgrades City of Bowie MO 1,700,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development Hollen
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund College Park Community Preser- College Park City-University MO 2,500,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development vation and Housing Trust- Partnership Hollen
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Home Purchases and Renova-
lions
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Shiloh Cultural Arts and New Shiloh Community Develop- MD 2,000,000 Cardin, Van s
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Urban Development Recreation Center ment Corporation Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Catholic Charities lntergenera- Catholic Charities of Baltimore MD 1,750,000 Cardin, Van s
Urban Development tional Center Renovations Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Power of Waste, Catalyzing Community Forklift MD 750,000 Brown (MD) H
Urban Development Local Economic Development
S20DEPT3
through Building Material
Reuse
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Requestor{s)
Ageocy Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mission of Love Charities: Ren- Mission of Love Charities, Inc. MD 2,500,000 Brown (MD) H
Urban Development ovation of Former School
Building for New Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CASA: Prince George's County CASA MD 750,000 Brown (MO) H
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Urban Development Workforce Development &
Training Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HOPE, Improving the Safety and Housing Options & Pia nnrng En- 750,000 Brown (MD)
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Urban Development Well-Being of Seniors and terpnses, Inc.
Oisa bled Persons
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Trans it Facility Feasibility Study Prince George's County MO 1,500,000 Brown (MD) Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Odenton MARC Station Develop- Anne Arundel County MD 4,000,000 Brown (MO) Cardin, Van H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crownsville Nonprofit Incubator Anne Arundel County MD 3,000,000 Brown (MO) Cardin, Van H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ralph Bunche Restoration, Anne Anne Arundel County MD 750,000 Hoyer H
Urban Development Arundel County
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Marine Science Aquatic Lab St. Mary's College of Maryland MD 1,000,000 Hoyer H
Urban Development Renovation, St. Mary's Col-
lege of Maryland
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Preserving Historic Satterley Historic Satterley, Inc MD 1,000,000 Hoyer H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southern Crossing Phase Ill LifeStyles of Maryland Founda- MO 500,000 Hoyer H
Urban Development tion, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Maryland Center for Veterans Maryland Center for Veterans MO 3,000,000 Mfume H
Urban Development Education and Training Com- Education and Training
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
munity Expansion Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gwynns Falls Mighty Park Gwynns Falls Business and MO 535,000 Mfume H
Urban Development Homeowners Association
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Helping Up Mission Permanent Helping Up Mission MO 750,000 Mfume H
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Urban Development Housing on East Baltimore
Street
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sanaa Center Project Pennsylvania Avenue Black Arts MO 750,000 Mfume H
PO 00000
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Urban Development and Entertainment District
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Historic Upton Mansion Afro Charities Inc. MO 2,000,000 Mfume Cardin H
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Frm 00149 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Arena Players Incorporated Cap- Arena Players Inc. MO 4,000,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H/S
Urban Development ital Improvements Hollen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund National Great Blacks in Wax The National Great Blacks In MO 2,008,580 Mfume Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Museum Capital Renovation Wax Museum, Inc. Hollen
and Facility Infrastructure
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Juanita Jackson Mitchell Beloved Community Services MO 1,750,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H
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Urban Development Law Center Corporation Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Baltimore Development, East Baltimore Development, MO 2,300,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Inc. Phase 28 Infrastructure Inc. Hollen
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Druid Heights Maggie Quille Druid Heights Community Devel- MO 1,500,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Center opment Corporation Hollen
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Star Community Family Life The Star Community Family Life MO 2,300,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Center Center Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Green & Healthy Homes Balti- Green & Health Homes lnitia- MO 750,000 Mfume Cardin, Van H
Urban Development more Initiative tive, Inc. Hollen
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Oak View Community Connector Montgomery Parks Capital Im- MO 800,000 Raskin H
Urban Development Bridge provement Program
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sandy Spring Museum Folklife Sandy Spring Museum MO 500,000 Raskin Cardin, Van H
Urban Development Hub Expansion Hollen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rosedale Veterans Initiative Sheppard Pratt Health System, MO 1,500,000 Ruppersberger H
Urban Development Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Triple Bridges Study Maryland Department of Trans- MO 750,000 Ruppersberger H
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Urban Development portation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Outdoor/Environmental Pre- Annapolis Maritime Museum & MO 375,000 Sarbanes H
Urban Development school-Annapolis Maritime Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Frederick HHS Permanent Sup- City of Frederick MO 1,315,843 Trone Cardin, Van H
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Urban Development portive Housing, Food Dis- Hollen
tribution Center, & Soup
Kitchen Upgrades Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of Wash- Boys & Girls Club of Wash- MO 4,000,000 Trone Cardin, Van H
Urban Development ington County (BGCWC) ington County Hollen
Pennsylvania Avenue Club-
house Replacement Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pittsburgh Institute of Aero- Pittsburgh Institute of Aero- MO 750,000 Trone Cardin, Van H
Urban Development nautics Hagerstown Campus nautics Hollen
Expansion Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pleasant View Historic Site Pleasant View Historical Asso- MO 943,000 Trone Cardin, Van H/S
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Preservation and Restoration ciation Hollen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Newport Recreation Center Mod- Town of Newport ME 935,000 Collins s
Urban Development ernization
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston Multi- YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston ME 925,000 Collins s
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Use Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Milford Fire Department Expan- Town of Milford ME 1,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development sion and Safety Renovations
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Alton Fire Station Expansion Town of Alton ME 400,000 Collins s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Building Renovation lake View Plantation ME 75,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CES Youth Workforce and Build- Center for Entrepreneurial Stud- ME 250,000 Collins
Urban Development ing Community Planning ies
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Caribou Police Station City of Caribou ME 2,500,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Railroad Avenue Underpass Town of Brownville ME 750,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lewiston Housing Authority-St. Lewiston Housing Authority ME 4,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development Mary's Intergenerational Cen-
ter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sabattus Central Fire Station Town of Sabattus ME 2,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development
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[Community Pro1ect Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Family Hea Ith and Economic York County Community Action ME 1.152,000 Collins s
Urban Development Well-Being Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Auburn PAL Community Center Auburn Police Activities league ME 3,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Canal and Riverwalk Trail City of Lewiston ME 979,000 Collins s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Mapleton Sidewalk Town of Mapleton ME 150,000 Collins s
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fire Safety Upgrades The Mount Desert Housing Au- ME 100,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fire Safety Upgrades The Southwest Harbor Housing ME 386,000 Collins s
Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Welchville Dam Project Town of Oxford ME 819,000 Collins s
Urban Development
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alna Egypt Road Bridge Re- Town of Alna ME 570,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clinton Fire Rescue Station Town of Clinton ME 2,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bangor Housing Opportunity Bangor Housing Authority ME 2,000,000 Collins s
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Caribou Pond and Park Rec- Caribou Parks and Recreation ME 4,459,000 Collins s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fort Kent Police Department Fa- Town of Fort Kent ME 400,000 Collins s
Urban Development cility Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of long Island Mariners Town of Long Island ME 477,000 Collins s
Urban Development Wharf ProJect
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sly Brook Road Fire Station Town of Eagle Lake ME 250,000 Collins s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Old Town-Orono YMCA Old Town-Orono YMCA ME 1,500,000 Collins s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Norridgewock River and Highway Town of Norridgewock ME 2,500,000 Collins s
Urban Development Preservation Project
s
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greenville Little School House Moosehead Caring For Kids ME 1,561,000 Collins, King
Urban Development Childcare, Pre-K and Commu- Foundation
nity Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Lewiston Fire Station City of Lewiston ME 1,000,000 Collins, King s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund SeniorsPlus facility for Older SeniorsPlus ME 1,500,000 Collins, Ktng s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund limerick Fire Station Town of Limerick ME 1,800,000 Collins, King s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Working Waterfront Access for Town of Jonesport ME 1,500,000 Collins, King s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Child Enrichment Center Expan- Boothbay Region YMCA ME 500,000 Collins, King s
Urban Development sion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The New Youth Center of Au- Alfond Youth & Community Cen- ME 1,200,000 Collins, King s
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ME s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Augusta Colonial Theater Res- Colonial Theater, Inc. 1,500,000 Collins, King
Urban Development !oration
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Ongmation
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dedham/Lucerne Fire Station Town of Dedham ME 250,000 Collins, King s
Urban Development Addition
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cushnoc Historic Site Augusta Downtown Alliance ME 207,000 Collins, King s
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Welding Training Facility Expan- York County Community College ME 1,500,000 Collins, King s
Urban Development sion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bangor Region YMCA Bangor Region YMCA ME 1,500,000 Collins, King s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund University of Maine at Fort Kent Umversity of Maine System ME 4,000,000 Collins, King
Urban Development Facility Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development fund North Anson Fire Station Town of Anson ME 1,500,000 Collins, King s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Millinocket Industrial Site Town of East Millinocket ME 1,600,000 King s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Our Katahdin Innovation Center Our Katahdin ME 1,000,000 King s
Urban Development Renovations
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund FORESTpring, 30 Printed Afford- Penquis C.A.P., Inc. ME 3,000,000 King s
Urban Development able Housing Using Forest-
Derived Materials
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kennebec Valley YMCA Expanded Kennebec Valley YMCA ME 646,000 King s
Urban Development Child Care Services for Young
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Portland Harbor Common Open Portland Parks Conservancy ME 2,145,000 King s
Urban Development Space
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Midcoast Maine Community Ac- Midcoast Maine Community Ac- ME 1,000,000 King s
Urban Development tion Facility Upgrades tion
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Growing Project HOME-Guar- Quality Housing Coalition ME 314,000 King s
Urban Development antor Housing Equity Fund
and Tenant Support
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Maine Multicultural Center-Im- Maine Multicultural Center ME 81,000 King s
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Urban Development migrant Housing Solutions
Facility and Equipment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pir2Peer Recovery Center Build- Pir2Peer Recovery Community ME 529,000 King s
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Urban Development ing Purchase Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Indian Township Housing Im- Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian ME 1,000,000 Golden Collins HIS
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wayne & East Machias Historic Maine Preservation ME 3,031,769 Golden Collins, King H
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Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sandy River Bridge High Peaks Alliance ME 2,041,160 Golden Collins, King H/S
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund University of Maine Sawing Op- University of Maine ME 750,000 Golden Collins, King H
Urban Development erations Training Facility
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mountain Valley Middle School Regional School Unit #10 ME 1,167,036 Golden Collins, King H/S
Urban Development Facility Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jackman Paramedicine Garage Town of Jackman ME 750,000 Golden Collins, King H/S
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Louis B. Goodall Memorial Li- Sanford Library Association Inc., ME 3,000,000 Pingree Collins, King H/S
Urban Development brary Renovation dba Louis B. Goodall Memo-
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Requestor(sl
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Restoration Maine Irish Heritage Center ME 3,000,000 Pingree Collins, King H/S
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Apex Youth Connection's Future Apex Youth Connection ME 750,000 Pingree Collins, King H
Urban Development Focus Job Readiness Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln County Childcare Expan- Central Lincoln County YMCA ME 1,000,000 Pingree Collins, King H/S
Urban Development sion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Preble Street Food Security Hub Preble Street ME 1,000,000 Pingree King H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Grand Traverse Band Energy Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa Ml 750,000 Peters, Stabe- s
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Urban Development Conservation Project and Chippewa Indians now
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Motown Museum Expansion and Motown Historical Museum, Inc. Ml 10,000,000 Stabenow s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Methodist Community United Methodist Community Ml 2,300,000 Stabenow s
Urban Development House 900 Expansion House
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeless Shelter System in Wayne Metropolitan Community Ml 1,850,000 Dingell H
Urban Development Out-Wayne County Action Agency
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Water Street Site Remediation Washtenaw County Ml 3,000,000 Dingell H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Streets Rehabilitation City of Rockwood Ml 750,000 Dingell H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Carbon Neutral Ann Arbor City of Ann Arbor Ml 2,500,000 Dingell Peters, Stabe- H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Garrett's Space Residential Cen- Garrett's Space Ml 4,000,000 Dingell Stabenow H
Urban Development ter ("Center")
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Home Improvements and Re- Saginaw-Shiawassee Habitat for Ml 2,800,000 Kildee H
Urban Development pairs for Mid-Michigan Humanity
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Households
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Updating Road Infrastructure Genesee County Road Commis- Ml 750,000 Kildee H
Urban Development and Safety Improvements in sion
Genesee County
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Supporting Mid-Michigan Com- Young Men's Christian Associa- Ml 3,000,000 Kildee H
Urban Development munity Centers tion of Flint
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Genesee County Blight Removal Genesee County Land Bank Au- Ml 4,000,000 Kildee H
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Urban Development and Land Restoration lnitia- thority
tive
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Economic Development for City of Saginaw Ml 3,000,000 Kildee H
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Urban Development Downtown Saginaw
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Saginaw Blight Removal and Saginaw County Land Bank Au- Ml 2.416,664 Kildee H
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Urban Development Land Restoration Initiative thority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sanctum House Facility Acquisi- Sanctum House Ml 1,400,000 Lawrence H
Urban Development tion
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Webster Community Center Micah 6 Community Ml 546,152 Lawrence H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southfield Home Improvement City of Southfield Ml 750,000 Lawrence H
Urban Development Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Royal Oak Animal Shelter City Of Royal Oak Ml 1.100,000 Levin (Ml) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Library Addition City of St. Clair Shores Ml 1,500,000 Levin (Ml) H
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Requestor(sl
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martin Park Storage Building City of Ferndale Ml 704,669 Levin (Ml) H
Urban Development Conversion to Public facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pop Up Hazel City of Hazel Park Ml 470,000 Levin (Ml) H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Home Upgrades program with City of Madison Heights Ml 850,000 Levin (Mil H
Urban Development Habitat for Humanity
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Road Reconstruction on Redruth City of Clawson Ml 424,000 Levin (Ml) H
Urban Development Ave.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Memorial Park Splash Pad City of Center Line Ml 919,930 Levin (Mil H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HVAC Replacement City of Berkley Ml 1,049,260 Levin (Mil H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA & Albion College Initiative Albion College Ml 2,800,000 Meijer Stabenow H
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Urban Development of the Washington Gardner
Center Building Renovation
and Expansion
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lyon Square Urban Park Ren• Grand Rapids-Kent County Con- Ml 1,000,000 Meijer Stabenow H
Urban Development ovation and Improvement vention and Arena Authority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Heritage Park Riverwalk Exten• City of Frankenmuth Ml 1,000,000 Moolenaar H
Urban Development sion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ingham County, Fairgrounds Ingham County Fairgrounds Ml 2,500,000 Slotkin H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Howell Depot Lot Reconstruction The City of Howell, Michigan Ml 750,000 Slotkin H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Green Oak Aerial Ladder Truck Green Oak Charter Township Ml 750,000 Slotkin H
Urban Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lansing Ovation Center for City of Lansing Ml 750,000 Slotkin Peters, Stabe- H
Urban Development Music & Arts now
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Waterford Downtown Revitaliza- Charter Township of Waterford Ml 750,000 Stevens H
Urban Development tion Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Troy-Sylvan Glen Lake City of Troy, Ml Ml 1,500,000 Stevens H
Urban Development Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ridge Road Park Phase 1 De- Charter Township of Canton Ml 1,000,000 Stevens H
Urban Development sign and Engineering
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Shiawassee Connection City of Farmington Ml 2,100,000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Oakland County Farmer's Market County of Oakland Ml 2,269,000 Stevens Stabenow H/S
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Urban Development Modernization & Improvement
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beechwood Center Renovation City of River Rouge Ml 869,500 Tlaib H
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County, Michigan
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Redford Township Wellness Cen- Redford Township Ml 2,000,000 Tlaib H
Urban Development ter, Redford Township, Wayne
County, Michigan
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kessey Fieldhouse and Rouge City of Melvindale Ml 2,000,000 Tlaib H
Urban Development River Boat Launch Capital
Improvements City of
Melvindale, Wayne County,
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Grandmont Rosedale Mixed-Use Grandmont Rosedale Develop- Ml 2,500,000 Tlaib H
Urban Development Development for Low-Income ment Corporation
Senior Housing and Commer-
cial Space in Detroit, Wayne,
Michigan
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Garden City Community Center Garden City Ml 2,100,000 Tlaib H
Urban Development Rehabilitation Project
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Complete the Multi-Service Fa- City of Highland Park Ml 496,000 Tlaib H
Urban Development cility for Health and Human
Services Project in Highland
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Service-Learning Wayne-Westland Community Ml 3,500,000 Tlaib Peters H
Urban Development for Wayne-Westland Commu- Schools District
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nity Schools District
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sturgis Downtown Revitalization City of Sturgis Ml 1,000,000 Upton H
Urban Development
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ox Creek Clean Up and Redevel- City of Benton Harbor Ml 3,000,000 Upton H
Urban Development opment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Indiana-Michigan River Valley United Way of Southwest Michi- Ml 912,000 Upton H
Urban Development Trail Extension (Section 1) gan
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Boys & Girls Clubs of the North- MN 350,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development Rapids and Greenway Facility land Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Harriet Tubman Center East Im- Tubman MN 850,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development provements Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hallie Q. Brown Community Hallie Q. Brown Community MN 1,789,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development Center's Martin Luther King Center, Inc Smith
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Service Center Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund No-Barrier Housing for People Clare Housing MN 1,000,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development Living with HIV/AIDS Facility Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Heritage Park Apartments Im- Urban Strategies, Inc. MN 3,000,000 Klobuchar, s
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Urban Development provements Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Haven of Hope Shelter Improve- Red Wing Housing and Redevel- MN 100,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development ments opment Authority Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CHUM Shelter Expansion Churches United in Ministry MN 2,000,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development (CHUM} Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Meeker County Emergency Shel- United Community Action Part- MN 380,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development ter Program Facility nership, Inc. Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Neill Hi-Rise Electrical System St. Paul Public Housing Agency MN 800,000 Klobuchar, s
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Urban Development Replacement Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Minnesota Children's Museum- Minnesota Children's Museum MN 500,000 Klobuchar, s
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tion and Building Repairs
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Perpetual Affordability in Rondo Rondo Community Land Trust MN 1,000,000 Klobuchar, s
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Urban Development Mixed-Use Development Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Habitat for Humanity of Min- Habitat for Humanity of Min- MN 1,000,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development nesota-lnvest in Affordable nesota Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lower Sioux Housing Develop- lower Sioux Indian Community MN 920,000 Klobuchar, s
Urban Development ment Infrastructure Project Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development fund City of Shakopee Riverfront Cul- City of Shakopee MN 750,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Urban Development tural Corridor (SRCC)-Phase Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Scott County Merriam Junction Scott County MN 750,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Regional Trail Improvements Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Farmington Rambling City of Farmington MN 750,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
Urban Development River Center and Exterior Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Prairie Island Indian Commu- Prairie Island Indian Community MN 1.169,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Regional Innovation Hub, City of Shakopee MN 1,500,000 Craig Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ryans Way Improvements and City of Buffalo MN 2,400,000 Emmer Klobuchar H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Playwrights' Center Playwrights Center Inc. MN 4,000,000 McCollum Klobuchar H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ordway Center for Performing Ordway Center for the Per- MN 3,930,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Arts Facility Improvements forming Arts Smith
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North End Community Center The City of Saint Paul MN 4,000,000 McCollum Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Avenues for Youth Housing and Avenues for Youth MN 3,000,000 Omar H
Urban Development Headquarters
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Birth Center Improvement WomenVenture MN 600,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Establishing Safe Refuge to SEWA Asian Indian Family MN 2,856,224 Omar H
Urban Development South-Asian Diasporic Com- Wellness
munities in Minnesota
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northside Food Access and Dis- Change Starts With Community MN 1,000,000 Omar H
Urban Development tribution Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northside Youth Greenhouse Youth Farm and Market Project MN 750,000 Omar Klobuchar H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Multifamily Land Trust for Af- City of St. Louis Park MN 3,000,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Facility for Southern Anoka SACA Food Shelf and Thrift MN 1,000,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southside Village Boys & Girls Boys and Girls Clubs of the MN 750,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Club Expansion Twin Cities Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Low Income Housing Improve- Accessible Space Inc. MN 514,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Urban Development ments for Persons with Dis- Smith
abilities in Minneapolis,
Golden Valley and St. An-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund MN
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Simpson Community Shelter and Simpson Housing Services, Inc. 2,500,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Apartments Smith
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Renovation of Snelling Motel to Minnesota Assistance Council MN 750,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
Urban Development Affordable Housing for Vet- for Veterans Smith
erans
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wood Lake Nature Center Build- City of Richfield MN 3,000,000 Omar Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Boys and Girls Clubs of the MN 750,000 Phillips H
Urban Development Cities Voyageur Environ- Twln Cities
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Urban Development formation of Huntington
Place, a Low-Income, Afford-
able Housing Community
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Department o! Housing and Community Development Fund Corcoran Water Supply Con- City of Corcoran MN 3,000,000 Phillips Klobuchar, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Milaca Airport Road Pro1ect City of Milaca MN l.500,000 Stauber H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cornell Complex Improvements Harry M, Cornell Arts & Enter- MO 250,000 Blunt s
Urban Development and Eqwpment Acquisition tamment Complex
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Brickline Greenway Project Metropolitan Parks and Recre- MO 2,500,000 Blunt s
ation District
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ozark Empire fairgrounds Ozark Empire fair Foundation MO 5,000,000 Blunt s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cass Avenue Improvements City of St. Louis MO 5,000,000 Blunt s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Center for Economic Advance- Covenant House Missouri MO 2,423,000 Bush H
Urban Development ment at Covenant House Mis-
souri
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs Capital Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater MO 750,000 Bush H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund LifeHouse Phase I of the Page Better Family life, Inc. MO 3,000,000 Bush H
Urban Development Revitalization Initiative
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund A Red Circle-North County A Red Circle MO 1,498,853 Bush H
Urban Development Community Nexus
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Wi-Fi for Housing Author- St. Louis Housing Authority MO 990,000 Bush H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Urban League Plaza Property Urban League of Metropolitan MO 750,000 Bush H
Urban Development Improvements St. Louis
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Kinloch Dunbar Gardens City of Kinloch MO 750,000 Bush H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund LIFE Housing Project Child and Family Empowerment MO 1,812,891 Bush H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gladstone Community Center/ City of Gladstone MO 3,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Natatorium HVAC Replace-
ment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 18th Street Pedestrian Mall Kansas City, Missouri, Public MO 4,000,000 Cleaver H
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund KC IMAGINE (KC Institute for Thank You Waft Disney, Inc. MO 2,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Media Animation Graphic In-
novation & Education)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Minority Chamber of Commerce Heartland Black Chamber of MO 4,000,000 Cleaver H
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Urban Development Development Center Commerce and The Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater KC
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing Initiative, Building Urban Neighborhood Initiative MO 4,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Community and unlocking the
path to home ownership
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bruce R Watkins Connector City of Kansas City MO Parks MO 4,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Community Park Project and Recreation Department
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The BEACON Project Building Alphapointe MO 750,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Equitable Access to Commu-
nity Opportunities Now
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pride Haven SAVE, Inc. MO 400,000 Cleaver H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Independence Historic Square City of Independence MO 3,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Streetscape
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Thriving Neighborhoods thru restart Inc. MO 750,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Cottage Communities
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Career Technology Academy Full Employment Council MO 750,000 Cleaver H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Raytown Parks Renovation and City of Raytown Parks Depart- MO 3,000,000 Cleaver H
Urban Development Redevelopment ment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Johnson Road Bridge Replace- City of Glenaire MO 500,000 Graves (MO) H
Urban Development ment
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Brunswick Infrastructure Resit- City of Brunswick MO 500,000 Graves (MO) H
Urban Development iency Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jordan Valley Innovation Center Missouri State University MO 2,000,000 Long H
Urban Development Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Turkey Creek Bridge Taney County MO 3,000,000 Long H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Route D Buffalo Road Connector City of Bolivar MO 2,500,000 Long H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Main Street Improvements City of Nixa MO 206,000 Long H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Centertown Wastewater System Village of Centertown MO 2,000,000 Luetkemeyer H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Scenic Rivers Community Devel- Scenic Rivers Development Alli- MS 2,000,000 Hyde-Smith s
Urban Development opment Project ance
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rust College Carnegie Hall Ren- Rust College MS 3,000,000 Wicker s
Urban Development ovation Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Main Street Redesign and Rede- City of Starkville MS 2,000,000 Guest H
Urban Development velopment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sand Creek Wastewater Project Sand Creek Wastewater Author- MS 4,000,000 Kelly (MS) Hyde-Smith H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Eagle One Mega Site Acquisition Forrest County MS 2,000,000 Palazzo H
Urban Development and Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Business, Recreation, and Com- Town of Sumrall MS 1,815,000 Palazzo H
Urban Development munity Development
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and Redevelopment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greene County Demolition & Re- Greene County Board of Super- MS 600,000 Palazzo Hyde-Smith, H/S
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Urban Development habilitation Project visors Wicker
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bolivar County Utilization Project Bolivar County MS 2,000,000 Thompson H
Urban Development (MS)
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Coffeeville's Recreational Park Town of Coffeeville MS 500,000 Thompson H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emmett Till Tutwiler Museum & Emmett Till Tutwiler Museum & MS 750,000 Thompson H
Urban Development Welcome Center Welcome Center (MS)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phoenix Recycling Site Cleanup City of Havelock NC 3,500,DOO Burr s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Second Harvest Food Bank Ac- Second Harvest Food Bank of NC 1,000,000 Burr s
Urban Development celerating Food Assistance Northwest North Carolina
Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Havelock Western Growth City of Havelock NC 4,400,000 Tillis s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Kannapolis Fire Depart- City of Kannapolis NC 345,DDD Tillis s
Urban Development ment Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Village and Community Asheville Buncombe Community NC lD,DDD,DDD Tillis s
Urban Development Center Christian Ministry
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Local Foods Production & Dis- Carolina Farm Trust NC 4,DDD,DDD Adams H
Urban Development tribution Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Huntersville Lot Acquisition for Town of Huntersville NC 2,DDD,DDD Adams H
Urban Development Affordable Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Historic West End Critical Home local Initiatives Support NC l,5DD,DDD Adams H
Urban Development Repair Program Corporation- Charlotte
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Mecklenburg County Hous- Centralina Regional Council NC 1,DDD,DDD Adams H
Urban Development ing Preservation Initiative
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Preservation of Affordable Hous- DreamKey Partners, Inc. NC 1,400,0DD Adams H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charlotte Center for Newcomers ourBRIOGE, Inc. NC 1,3DD,DDD Adams H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Carolina Theatre Restoration foundation For The Carolinas NC 75D,DDD Adams H
Urban Development and Construction
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charlotte Innovation District Atrium Health, Inc. NC 3,375,DD0 Adams Burr H/S
Urban Development STEM Learning laboratory
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Wilson Neighborhood City of Wilson NC 4,DD0,D00 Butterfield H
Urban Development Park Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Revitalization of Town of Williamston NC 75D,OOD Butterfield H
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Robersonville, NC Street Im- Town of Robersonville NC 750,000 Butterfield H
Urban Development provements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Elm-Eugene Street Gateway City of Greensboro, North Caro- NC 4,000,000 Manning H
Urban Development Complete Streets Project lina
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Small-Scale Manufacturing for City of High Point, North Caro- 4,000,000 Manning H
Urban Development Equitable Opportunity lina
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Accelerating Food Assistance Second Harvest Food Bank of NC 1,000,000 Manning H
Urban Development and Job Training for 6th Dis- Northwest North Carolina
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA Young Men's Christian Associa- NC 1,500,000 Manning H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pine Knolls EMPOWERment Af- EMPOWERment NC 1,000,000 Price (NC) H
Urban Development fordable Community Housing
Reinvestment Partners NC 750,000 Price (NC) H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pleasant Grove Community Cen- Town of Wendell NC 2,000,000 Ross H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Garner Senior Center Facility Town of Garner NC 505,200 Ross H
Urban Development Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Education Center at Prairie Friends of the North Carolina NC 750,000 Ross H
Urban Development Ridge Ecostation Museum of Natural Sciences
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Maynard Road Multifamily Hous- Town of Cary NC 1,000,000 Ross H
Urban Development ing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Whiteville Road Force Main Brunswick County NC 1,052,500 Rouzer H
Urban Development Project Design and Engineer-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Gateway District Utility Resil- Town of Leland NC 750,000 Rouzer H
Urban Development iency
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Myott Park Renovation and Ex- Habitat for Humanity of Omaha, NE 1,100,000 Bacon H
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Urban Development pansion Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Burlington Avenue Extension City of Raison NE 2,000,DOO Bacon H
Urban Development and Bridge
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CAPSC Homeless Shelter and Community Action Partnership NH 5,000,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development Housing of Strafford County (CAPSC)
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Village at Mill Pond Affordable Laconia Area Community Land NH 1,000,000 Shaheen s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Isaiah Village Supportive Living Isaiah 58 New Hampshire NH 585,000 Shaheen
Urban Development Project Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emergency Shelter and Resource Hundred Nights, Inc. NH 250,000 Shaheen s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crisis Center for Survivors of Vi- Turning Points Network NH 162,000 Shaheen s
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Urban Development olence-Technology, Security,
Equipment and Furnishings
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Manchester City Library Building New Hampshire State Library NH 874,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Permanent Supportive Housing Concord Coalition to End Home- NH 1,000,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development Properties Acquisition lessness
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bethlehem Terrain Park Town of Bethlehem NH 80,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Stone Mountain Business Park Winchester Economic Develop- NH 800,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development Phase II ment Corporation
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HAVEN Shelter Capital Project Haven Violence Prevention and NH 2,000,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development Support Services
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Concord Revitalization and At- Concord Housing and Redevel- NH 1,000,000 Shaheen s
Urban Development fordable Housing Initiative opment
Community Development Fund Nashua Main Street Develop- NeighborWorks Southern New NH 1,000,000 Shaheen s
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Urban Development ment-Apartments at 249 Hampshire
Main Street
NH 3,000,000 Kuster Shaheen H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Nashua Public Library Plaza City of Nashua
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Lebanon Main Street Side- City of Lebanon NH 2,329,000 Kuster Shaheen H
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struction Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Eastern Avenue Apartments- CATCH Neighborhood Housing NH 250,000 Kuster Shaheen H
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tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wastewater Treatment Facility Town of Seabrook NH 750,000 Pappas H
Urban Development Upgrades
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Londonderry Sewer Pump Town of Londonderry NH 4,DOO,OOD Pappas Shaheen H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YWCA Union County Rebuilding YWCA of Eastern Union County NJ 500,000 Booker s
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Residence of St. Martin of Tours Domus Corporation NJ 500,000 Booker s
Urban Development Affordable Housing
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Family Promise Union County Family Promise, Inc. NJ 875,000 Booker s
Urban Development Day Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cooperman Family Arts Edu- New Jersey Performing Arts Cen- NJ 1,000,000 Booker, s
Urban Development cation and Community Center ter Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hackensack Mixed Use Bus Ter- County of Bergen NJ 1,000,000 Booker, s
Urban Development minal Project Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Revitalization of Curries Woods City of Jersey City NJ 510,000 Booker, s
Urban Development Food Pantry Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Great Falls Youth Center Expan- New Jersey Community Develop- NJ 1,500,000 Booker, s
Urban Development sion Project ment Corporation Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Borough of Lodi Senior Citizens Borough of Lodi NJ 100,000 Booker, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morris Canal Greenway Improve- City of Jersey City NJ 2,021,000 Booker, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Field of Dreams 11th Street City of Bayonne NJ 1,000,000 Booker, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln Park Restoration Project City of Newark NJ 3,550,000 Booker, s
Urban Development Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeless Shelter Program Ex- County of Union NJ 516,000 Booker, s
Urban Development pansion Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Borough of Leonia Senior Citi- Borough of Leonia NJ 250,000 Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Camden County Reentry Release County of Camden NJ 450,000 Menendez s
Urban Development and Resource Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mobile Emergency and Homeless City of Elizabeth NJ 500,000 Menendez s
Urban Development Case Management Unit Vehi-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Borough of Allendale: Construe- The Borough of Allendale NJ 750,000 Gottheimer H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Borough of Bergenfield: Cooper's The Borough of Bergenfield NJ 750,000 Gottheimer Booker, H
Urban Development Pond Improvements Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund American Legion Post 509 American Legion 509 NJ 20,000 Kim (NJ) H
Urban Development Building Repairs Westhampton Memorial Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Burlington County Homeless Burlington County Human Serv- NJ 3,000,000 Kim (NJ) Booker, H/S
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Township of Scotch Plains' Res- Township of Scotch Plains NJ 626,010 Malinowski
Urban Development toration of Tempe Covered
Bridge at Frazee House Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hillsborough YMCA Facility Ren- Greater Somerset County YMCA NJ 750,000 Malinowski H
Urban Development ovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Summit Park Line Project City of Summit NJ 250,000 Malinowski Booker, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lebanon Street Improvements Township of Lebanon NJ 750,000 Malinowski Booker, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Inclusive Playground City of Gloucester NJ 385,000 Norcross H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sadler' s Poynt Waterfront Park Camden Community Partnership, NJ 1,000,000 Norcross H
Urban Development Inc.
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Berth 1 Shoreline Stabilization South Jersey Port Corporation NJ 750,000 Norcross H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Permanent Structure on the Home Port Alliance for the USS NJ 500,000 Norcross H
Urban Development Battleship New Jersey Fantail New Jersey, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Black Box Theatre for the Arts Gloucester Township NJ 300,000 Norcross H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Glassboro VFW Renovations Glassboro VFW Post 679 NJ 150,000 Norcross H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Park Revitalization County of Gloucester NJ 750,000 Norcross H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Food Bank Capacity The Food Bank of South Jersey NJ 970,000 Norcross Booker, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Camden County Nutrition Hub County of Camden NJ 475,000 Norcross Menendez H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Church of the Presidents Res- Long Branch Historical Museum NJ 1,250,000 Pallone H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Amboy Waterfront Park City of South Amboy NJ 2,250,000 Pallone H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Memorial Youth League City of Perth Amboy NJ 1,500,000 Pallone Booker, H
Urban Development Complex Park Improvements Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Laurence Harbor Community Old Bridge Township NJ 2,250,000 Pallone Menendez H
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Alexander Hamilton Visitor Hamilton Partnership for NJ 3,D00,000 Pascrell H
Urban Development Center at the Paterson Great Paterson
Falls National Historical Park
Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Johnny Briggs Baseball Field at City of Paterson NJ 1,000,000 Pascrell Booker, H
Urban Development Westside Park Project Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Oevelopment Fund Borough of Ridgefield Resur- Borough of Ridgefield NJ 500,000 Pascrell Booker, H
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Urban Development facing Improvements Project Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Great Falls Gateway Phase II County of Passaic NJ 1,215,000 Pascrell Booker, H
Urban Development Project Menendez
Frm 00176 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund River Road Soil Stabilization Gou nty of Bergen NJ 250,000 Pascrell Booker, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Secaucus Senior Center Con• The Town of Secaucus NJ 950,000 Pascrell Booker, HIS
Urban Development struction Pro1ect Menendez
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Nassan·s Place Community Gen- Nassan's Place, Inc NJ 750,000 Payne H
Urban Development ter for Autism
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Way Service Center United Way of Hudson County NJ 1,500,000 Payne H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA HVAC and Exhaust Sys- YMCA of Newark and Vicinity NJ 750,000 Payne H
Urban Development tern Upgrade
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Roadway Improvement and Pe- Borough of Roselle NJ 2,000,000 Payne Booker H
Urban Development destrian Safety Project -
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The O'Connor Park Reconstruc- Township of West Orange NJ 1,158,810 Payne Booker, H
Urban Development tion Project Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capital Repairs to Newark Pub- Newark Public Radio, Inc. NJ 500,000 Payne Booker, H
Urban Development lie Radio Offices Menendez
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Collinsville-Tucker Park Improve- Township of Morris NJ 500,000 Sherrill H
Urban Development ment Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Borough of Madison Affordable Borough of Madison NJ 2,086,269 Sherrill H
Urban Development Housing Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing is Healthcare for Eco- Family Promise of Morris County NJ 1,761,700 Sherrill Booker H
Urban Development nomic Development Project
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pier 93 Park Town of West New York NJ 2,750,000 Sires H
Urban Development
NJ 2,000,000 H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund James Braddock Park Roadway Hudson County New Jersey NJ 500,000 Sires H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pedestrian Safety Improvement Township of Weehawken NJ 4,00D,000 Sires H
Urban Development Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Providence House Ocean County Catholic Charities Diocese of NJ 750,000 Smith (NJ} H
Urban Development Safe House Improvements Trenton- Providence House
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Eatontown Community Flood Borough of Eatontown NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ) H
Urban Development Mitigation Project
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Improvements to Local Roads, Township of Lakewood NJ 2,000,000 Smith (NJ) Booker, H/S
Urban Development Sidewalks, and Water Sys- Menendez
terns
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Center Improvement Bangladesh Association of NJ 250,000 Van Drew H
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Urban Development South Jersey
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Assunpin k Greenway Active City of Trenton NJ 2,000,000 Watson Cole- H
Urban Development Recreation Corridor man
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wireworks City of Trenton NJ 750,000 Watson Cole- H
Urban Development man
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Brunswick Public Library East Brunswick Township NJ 750,000 Watson Cole- H
Urban Development Building Infrastructure man
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Van Veghten House Restoration Somerset County Historical Soci- NJ 2,443,000 Watson Cole- H
Urban Development ety man
Borough of Manville NJ 350,000 Watson Cole- H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Manville Veterans Freedom
Urban Development Plaza Creation man
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Witherspoon Street Improve- Municipality of Princeton NJ 750,000 Watson Cole- H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Coalport ~eighborhood Revital- Kean University NJ 750,000 Watson Cole- Booker, H
Urban Development ization Planning man Menendez
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund A New Day Crisis Shelter Ren- A New Day, Inc. NM 1,000,000 Heinrich s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mesilla Valley Community of Mesilla Valley Community of NM 600,000 Heinrich s
Urban Development Hope Renovations Hope
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Taos County Economic Develop- Taos County Economic Develop- NM 300,000 Heinrich s
Urban Development ment Corporation Mobile ment Corporation
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Matanza
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Peiiasco Water System Improve- Peiiasco Mutual Domestic Water NM 2,204,000 Heinrich s
Urban Development ments Consumer Association
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund System Redundancy and Hy- City of Truth or Consequences NM 1,600,000 Heinrich s
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Urban Development draulic Enhancements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Columbus Homeown- Tierra de! Sol Housing Corpora- NM 1,680,000 Heinrich s
Urban Development ership Construction Project tion
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Desert Hope Apartments Phase Mesilla Valley Public Housing NM 2,200,000 Heinrich s
Urban Development ll Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund McKinley County Industrial Park McKinley County NM 2,000,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund K'awaika Center Master Plan Pueblo of Laguna NM 1,400,000 Heinrich, Lujan
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Stock and New Mexico Mortgage Finance NM 3,000,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Four Winds Recovery Residential Cenikor Foundation NM 330,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
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Urban Development Substance Use Disorder
Treatment Services Facility
Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Re-Stucco Facilities Project Santa Fe County Housing Au- NM 1,212,000 Heinrich, Lujan s
Urban Development thority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pojoaque Valley Teacher Housing Pojoaque Valley School District NM 750,000 Lujan s
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Requestor(s)
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund McCurdy Affordable Housing Mccurdy Schools of Northern NM 1,050,000 Lujan s
Urban Development Project New Mexico
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeless Youth Casa Hermosa Youth Development Inc. NM 2,635,000 Lujan s
Urban Development Transitional Living
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Raton Fi Im Studio and Edu- The City of Raton NM 3,000,000 Leger H
Urban Development cation Center Fernandez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cuba Health Center Workforce Presbyterian Medical Services NM 1,635,000 Leger Heinrich, Lujan H
Urban Development Housing Fernandez
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeownership Assistance Homewise, Inc. NM 750,000 Leger Lujan H
Urban Development Voucher Program Fernandez
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Indigenous Farm Hub Tides Center NM 960,000 Leger Lujan H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Chama Water Treatment Plant Village of Chama NM 550,000 Leger Lujan H/S
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Albuquerque Adult Learning Albuquerque Adult Learning NM 600,000 Stansbury H
Urban Development Center Center, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund VIC New Veteran Transitional Veterans Integration Center NM 300,000 Stansbury H
Urban Development Housing Campus
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeless Youth Center City of Albuquerque NM 1,500,000 Stansbury Lujan H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Federally Qualified Health Gen- Albuquerque Health Care for the NM 750,0DO Stansbury Lujan H
Urban Development ter Campus Expansion to Homeless
Serve People Experiencing
Homelessness in Bernalillo
County, New Mexico.
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lockwood Senior Center Storey Gou nty NV 2,500,000 Cortez Ma sto, s
Urban Development Rosen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Food Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe NV 598,000 Cortez Masto, s
Urban Development Distribution Program Rosen
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Rooftop Solar at the Moana City of Reno NV 800,000 Cortez Masto, s
Urban Development Aquatics & Fitness Center Rosen
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Las Vegas Small Business City of North Las Vegas NV 750,000 Cortez Masto, s
Urban Development forgivable Loan Program Rosen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clark County Jewish family Clark County NV 2,555,000 Cortez Masto, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North las Vegas Urban Center City of North Las Vegas NV 1.500,000 Cortez Masto. s
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Urban Development for Advanced Agricultural
Technologies
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lander County Community Cen- Lander County NV 638,000 Cortez Masto, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kahle Drive Complete Streets Douglas County NV 1,385,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Rosen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Appion Way Improvements Carson City Public Works NV 1,100,000 Amodei Cortez Masto, H
Urban Development Rosen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beautify The Block Housing Assistance Corporation NV 200,000 Horsford H
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ecl Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transitional living in The Vil• WestCare Nevada, Inc. NV 2,500,000 Horsford H
Urban Development lage at the Women's and
Children's Campus
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tonopah Child Development Nye County NV 1,000,000 Horsford Cortez Masto, H
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Urban Development Center Rosen
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Universal Hip-Hop Museum The Universal Hip Hop Museum NY 3,000,000 Gillibrand s
Urban Development Interior Fit Out
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capital Region Aquatic Center Adirondack Aquatic Center, Inc. NY 5,000,000 Gillibrand, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Launch at Floyd Bennett Field Launch Expeditionary Learning NY 2,000,0DO Gilli brand, s
Urban Development Building Renovations Charter School Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Niagara University Academic In- Niagara University 1,400,000 Gilli brand,
Urban Development novation Hub Schumer
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of Lamport Audi• Yeshiva University NY 1,500,000 Gillibrand, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Canton Midtown Plaza Redevel- Canton College Foundation, Inc. NY 2,641,000 Gilli brand, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Auditorium and Community Pace University NY 5,000,000 Gilli brand, s
Urban Development Gathering Center at Pace Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Heal the City Facility Acquisition Not Another Child, Inc. NY 1,500,000 Schumer s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Konbit Neg lakay Rockland Konbit Neg Lakay NY 1,000,000 Schumer s
Urban Development County Immigrant Community
Center Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New York Deliveristas Hub Ren- Workers Justice Project NY 1,025,000 Schumer s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development ovations and Equipment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Broome County Childcare Exp an- Broome County Urban League NY 150,000 Schumer s
Urban Development sion Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Rochelle Downtown Com- City of New Rochelle NY 250,000 Schumer s
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Urban Development munity Center Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Site Blight Remediation of City City of Buffalo NY 5,000,000 Schumer s
Urban Development Property in Naval Park
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Brownfields to Brightfields at Suffolk County NY 450,000 Schumer s
Urban Development Lawrence Aviation Industries
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Behavioral Health Montefiore Medical Center NY 3,000,000 Bowman H
Urban Development Clinics in Westchester County
Public Schools
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Study of the Lake Isle Dam to County of Westchester, NY NY 2,560,000 Bowman H
Urban Development Promote Safety, Flood Mitiga-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Climate and Resilience Up- Village of Hastings-on-Hudson NY 750,000 Bowman H
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Urban Development grades to Village of Has-
tings-on-Hudson Buildings
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of the Yonkers County of Westchester, NY NY 750,000 Bowman H
Urban Development Sewage Treatment Plant to
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Wellbeing of Residents
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Katonah Avenue Community Fa- Emerald Isle Immigration Center NY 330,055 Bowman Gillibrand, H
Urban Development cility Renovation and Expan- Schumer
sion to Better Serve lmmi-
grant Neighbors
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Renovation of Cultural Center Sesame Flyers International Inc. NY 750,000 Clarke (NY) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Council of Peoples Organization Council of Peoples Organization NY 750,000 Clarke (NY) H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development - Community Service Center Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Brooklyn Children's Museum- Brooklyn Children's Museum NY 1,250,000 Clarke (NY) H
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Spaces' HVAC System
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ENF Community Development Erasmus Neighborhood Federa- NY 795,000 Clarke (NY) H
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Urban Development and Housing Initiative Pro- tion
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250,000 Clarke (NY) H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund COJO Adult Education Classes Council of Jewish Organizations NY
Urban Development of Flatbush, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of Community Food Hope Center Development Cor- NY 445,000 Clarke (NY) H
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Urban Development Pantry poration
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ohel Children's Home and Fam- Ohel Children's Home and Fam- NY 2,000,000 Clarke (NY) Gillibrand, HIS
Urban Development ily Services-Headquarters ily Services, Inc. Schumer
Expansion and Upgrade
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capital Improvements for CAMBA, Inc. NY 3,000,000 Clarke (NY) Gillibrand, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Behavioral Health Montefiore Medi ca I Center NY 750,000 Espaillat Gillibrand, H
Urban Development Clinics in Montefiore School Schumer
Based Health Centers
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Holbrook Sewer Construction Suffolk County NY 3,000,000 Garbarino Schumer H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Grand Island Senior Center Im- Town of Grand Island NY 750,000 Higgins (NY) H
Urban Development provement Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hispanic Heritage Cultural lnsti- Hispanic Heritage Council of NY 1,000,000 Higgins (NY) Gillibrand H
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Urban Development tute Western New York Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Buffalo and Erie County Botan- Buffalo and Erie County Botan- NY 750,000 Higgins (NY} Gillibrand, H
Urban Development ical Gardens Expansion ical Gardens Society Inc Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lancaster Senior Center Reha- Town of Lancaster NY 375,000 Jacobs (NY) H
Urban Development bilitation Project
Frm 00185 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund FeedMore WNY Consolidated Fa- FeedMore WNY NY 2,000,000 Jacobs (NY) Gilli brand, H
Urban Development cility Schumer
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of a Community YMCA of Greater Rochester NY 1,000,000 Jacobs (NY) Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Services Facility in Schumer
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Urban Development Betty Shabau Junior High
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School, Brooklyn, NY 11212
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Habitat for Humanity's Project Habitat for Humanity New York NY 3,000,000 Jeffries Schumer H
Urban Development Constellation, Brooklyn, NY City and Westchester County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The LOFT LGBTQ + Community The LOFT-The Lesbian and Gay NY 1,500,000 Jones H
Urban Development Center New Home Project Community Services Center,
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ossining Community of Garden Ossining Community of Garden NY 2,000,000 Jones H
Urban Development Dreams Legacy Center Dreams Legacy Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Center and Con- Local Initiatives Support Cor- OH 3,000,000 Kaptur H
Urban Development sumer Financial Counseling poration
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HUB, Toledo, OH
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rescue Mission Alliance West Rescue Mission Alliance of Syra- NY 1,000,000 Katko H
Urban Development Onondaga Street Development cuse
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank of Central New Food Bank of Central New York NY 2,000,000 Katko Gilli brand, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Syracuse Resurgent City of Syracuse NY 1,000,000 Katko Gilli brand, H
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Urban Development Neighborhoods Initiative (RNI) Schumer
Blight Remediation and
Emergency Abatement Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund lnterFaith Works Transition lnterFaith Works of Central New NY 248,000 Katko Gillibrand, H
Urban Development Home for New Americans York Schumer
Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Senior Center Facility Buildout Bay Ridge Center NY 2,000,000 Malliotakis H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Staten Island YMCA Project YMCA of Greater New York NY 1,000,000 Malliotakis H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jewish Community Center Im- Joan & Alan Bernikow Jewish NY 1,493,000 Malliotakis H
Urban Development provements Comm unity Center of Staten
Island
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Seniors with Autism Facility Eden II Programs NY 500,000 Malliotakis H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Renovation and Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Client Choice Food Pantry and Catholic Charities of Staten Is- NY 1,500,000 Malliotakis Gillibrand, H
Urban Development Mobile Food Pantry Equip- land Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lifeline Grocery The Connected Chef Foundation, NY 350,000 Maloney, Caro- H
Urban Development Inc. lyn B.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund A Permanent Home for Wild Wild Project Productions Inc NY 1,000,000 Maloney, Caro- H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Polish and Slavic Center Facility Polish and Slavic Center Inc. NY 750,000 Maloney, Caro- Schumer H
Improvement lyn B.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Youth Opportunity Union Infra- City of Poughkeepsie NY 2,150,000 Maloney, Sean H
Urban Development structure Enhancement Patrick
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Newburgh Landing Pier Project County of Orange NY 4,000,000 Maloney, Sean H
Urban Development Patrick
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Storm King Welcome Center & Storm King Art Center NY 1,600,000 Maloney, Sean Gitlibrand, H
Urban Development Conservation Facility Renova- Patrick Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Colden for Queens Queens College Auxiliary Enter- NY 750,000 Meng H
Urban Development prises Corporation
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Services Churches United For Fair Hous- NY 750,000 Meng Gilli brand, H
Urban Development ing, Inc. Schumer
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charles Settlement House, Inc. Charles Settlement House & NY 619,784 Morelle H
Urban Development Community Place of Greater
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rochester Energy Efficiency and Rochester Area Community NY 300,000 Morelle H
Urban Development Weatherization (RENEW) Foundation Initiatives INC.
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Connected Communities, Inc. Connected Communities, Inc. NY 500,000 Morelle Gilli brand, H
Urban Development (Neighborhood Hub) Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund County of Monroe (Applied Tech- County of Monroe, New York NY 3,500,000 Morelle Gilli brand, H
Urban Development nology Center) Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund National Susan 8. Anthony Mu- National Susan 8. Anthony Mu- NY 750,000 Morelle Gillibrand, H
Urban Development seum & House seum & House Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Italian American Experience Per- Italian American Museum 1,680,000 Nadler
Urban Development manent Exhibition
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Safety Improvement Project at New York City Housing Authority NY 3,800,000 Nadler H
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Urban Development NYCHA Developments (WSUR
Brownstones and DeHostos
Apartments)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund CDPO Senior Center Council of Peoples Organization NY 3,000,000 Nadler H
Urban Development Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pier 86: Replacement of Final Intrepid Museum Foundation NY 750,000 Nadler H
Urban Development Segment (a.k.a. Intrepid Sea, Air &
Space Museum)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fire Suppression/Alarm Systems Metropolitan Opera Association, NY 750,000 Nadler Gillibrand, H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Modernization at the Metro- Inc Schumer
politan Opera
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New-York Historical Society/ New-York Historical Society (N- NY 3,000,000 Nadler Gillibrand, H
Urban Development American LGBTQ + Museum VHS) Schumer
Partnership Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Elmcor Housing Project Elmcor Youth & Adult Activities NY 663,250 Ocasio-Cortez H
Urban Development Inc
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Astoria Boulevard Safety Im- New York City Department of NY 1,000,000 Ocasio-Cortez H
Urban Development provements Transportation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Worker's Operation Center New York Botanical Garden NY 1,000,000 Ocasio-Cortez Gilli brand, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Casa Neighborhood Housing Neighborhood Housing Services NY 2,400,000 Ocasio-Cortez Schumer H
Urban Development Services of Queens of Queens CDC, Inc.
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Urban Development Services Inc. (The INN) Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bunky Reid Park Upgrade at the Town of North Hempstead, NY NY 900,000 Rice (NY) Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Yes We Can Community Gen- Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fulton County Crosslands Indus- Fulton County Center for Re- NY 500,000 Stefanik H
Urban Development trial Park Improvements gional Growth, Inc.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wellness Center facility Im- Silver Bay YMCA NY 1,000,000 Stefanik Gillibrand, H
Urban Development provements Schumer
NY
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Great Neck Senior Center Great Neck Senior Center 464,500 Suozzi H
Urban Development
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Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund SNAP (Services Now for Adult Services Now for Adult Persons, NY 750,000 Suozzi H
Urban Development Persons, Inc.) of Eastern Inc
Queens Older Adult Senior
Center and Case Manage-
ment Program
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emergency Food Programming Metropolitan Council on Jewish NY 750,000 Suozzi H
Urban Development Poverty
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Garvies Point Preserve and Mu- Nassau County NY 294,300 Suozzi H
Urban Development seum - Improving
Connectivity and Accessibility
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to Open Spaces, Glen Cove,
New York, Nassau County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building Health Lifestyles at the Young Men's Christian Associa- NY 250,000 Suozzi Schumer H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Buy-out of Repetitive Flood Loss Town of Whitestown NY 227,000 Tenney Schumer H
Properties
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Park Drive Revitalization Project City of Rome NY 3,000,000 Tenney Schumer H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Business Incubator. Amsterdam, Amsterdam Free Library NY 469,333 Tonko H
Urban Development New York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Little Italy's Neighborhood TAP Inc. NY 500,000 Tonko H
Urban Development Placemaking for Economic
Development, Troy, New York
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Esperanza Verde Park, Amster- City of Amsterdam NY 650,000 Tonka H
Urban Development dam, New York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Employment Services Facility Unity House of Troy, Inc. NY 800,000 Tonka H
Urban Development Improvement Project, Troy,
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
New York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Schenectady Community Action Schenectady Community Action NY 1,500,000 Tonko H
Urban Development Program Campus Project, Program
Schenectady, New York
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charlton Community Center, Town of Charlton NY 540,000 Tonko H
Urban Development Charlton, New York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Matton Shipyard Preservation The Erie Canalway Heritage NY 505,359 Tonko H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development and Adaptive Reuse lnitia- Fund, Inc.
live, Waterford, New York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transitional Housing and Serv- In Our Own Voices, Inc. NY 750,000 Tonka H
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Urban Development ices for LGBT and Gender
Non-Conforming, Albany, New
York
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HOMEBASE-Combatting Social RISE Housing and Support Serv- NY 2,358,292 Tonka Gillibrand, H
Urban Development Isolation & Stigma In the ices Schumer
Mental Health Community,
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hoffman Park Community Center City of Albany NY 400,000 Tonka Gilli brand, H
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Urban Development Improvements, Albany, New Schumer
York
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund NYCHA Jackson Houses Exterior New York City Housing Authority NY 3,000,000 Torres (NY) H
Urban Development Lighting Installation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund STEM and Green Career Intern- Wildlife Conservation Society NY 1,178,406 Torres (NY) H
Urban Development ships for Bronx College Stu-
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Proiect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Security Surveillance Systems Diego Beekman Mutual Housing NY 600,000 Torres (NY) H
Urban Development Upgrades Association, HDFC
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morrison Public Plaza and Open Youth Ministries for Peace and NY 250,000 Torres (NY) H
Urban Development Market Justice, Inc.
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expansion of Behavioral Health Montefiore Medical Center NY 750,000 Torres (NY) Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Clinics in Montefiore School Schumer
Based Health Centers
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Worker's Operation Center New York Botanical Garden NY 1,000,000 Torres (NY) Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Bronx Food Hub Expan- Catholic Charities Community NY 204,281 Torres (NY) Schumer H
Urban Development sion Services, Archdiocese of New
York
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Housing Leadership Good Old Lower East Side, Inc. NY 300,000 Velazquez H
Urban Development Academy
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund NYCHA ADA Accessibility and New York City Housing Authority NY 750,000 Velazquez H
Urban Development Security Lighting Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Grand Street Settlement 80 Pitt Grand Street Settlement, Inc. NY 1,100,000 Velazquez Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Street Community Center Schumer
Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund FAG Affordable Solar Fifth Avenue Committee, Inc. NY 750,000 Velazquez Gilli brand, H
Urban Development Schumer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Acquisition of a building in the The Center for Law and Human NY 750,000 Velazquez Schumer H
Urban Development Bushwick, Brooklyn neighbor- Values (OBA The Action Lab)
hood to create the Brooklyn
Center for Social Justice, En-
trepreneurship and the Arts
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
(BCSEA).
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Edgewood Avenue Corridor Town of Smithtown NY 1,110,000 Zeldin H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund WoodhillUpNext Transformation Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing OH 2,750,000 Brown s
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Plan Authority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northwest Dayton Health & Premier Health OH 3,500,000 Brown s
Urban Development Wellness Campus Construe-
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Trumbull County Home Repair Trumbull Neighborhood Partner- OH 750,000 Brown s
Urban Development Program ship
Frm 00193 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lincoln Heights Public Safety Hamilton County OH 4,000,000 Brown s
Urban Development Redevelopment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Schneider Park Revitalization Toledo Football Academy OH 1,381,000 Brown s
Urban Development Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cleveland Scholar House Afford- CHN Housing Partners OH 1,500,000 Brown s
Urban Development able Housing Development
Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Boys & Girls Clubs of Colum- OH 750,000 Beatty H
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Department of Housing and
Urban Development Ohio-J. Ashburn Jr. Boys & bus, Inc.
Girls Club Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Directions for Youth & Fami- Directions for Youth & Families OH 1,000,000 Beatty Brown H
Urban Development lies-Crittenton Community
Center
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Requestor(sl
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greater Cleveland Food Bank Greater Cleveland Food Bank Inc OH 4,000,000 Brown (OH) Brown H
Urban Development Capital Expansion and Ca-
pacity Building Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cleveland Early learning Spaces PRE4CLE OH 1,287,000 Brown (OHJ Brown H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Broadband Services for Under- OigitalC OH 3,000,000 Brown (OHJ Brown H
Urban Development served Communities of Cleve-
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
land
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village of Corwin Stormwater Village of Corwin OH 1,119,000 Chabot H
Improvements Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clear Creek Bike Path Connector City of Franklin OH 782,000 Chabot H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Broadway Corridor Im- City of Lebanon OH 500,000 Chabot H
Urban Development provements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund York Beta Drive Industrial Park City of North Royalton OH 2,000,000 Gonzalez (OH) H
Urban Development Expansion Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Englewood-Junction Workforce City of Toledo OH 4,000,000 Kaptur H
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Urban Development Development, Training Center,
& Neighborhood Revitalization
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Junction and East Toledo Neigh- Maumee Valley Habitat for Hu- OH 2,544,559 Kaptur H
Urban Development borhood Revitalization manity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Smart Kitchen Entrepreneurial Center for Innovative Food Tech- OH 1.100,000 Kaptur H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund St Anthony's Revitalization Lucas County Land Reutilization OH 4,000,000 Kaptur H
Urban Development Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Historic Sandusky State Theatre Sandusky State Theatre Inc. OH 3,000,000 Kaptur Brown H
Urban Development Redevelopment
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bounce Innovation Hub-Minor- Bounce Innovation Hub OH 1,200,000 Ryan H
Urban Development ity Business Support Pro-
grams
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Waddell Park Improvements The City of Niles OH 2,500,000 Ryan H
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Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hope Community Center At-Risk The Mother A.M. Smith Commu- OH 750,000 Ryan H
Urban Development Youth Project nity Center
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dayton International Airport City of Vandalia OH 1,330,000 Turner H
Urban Development (DAY)-Northeast Logistics
Access Project
Frm 00195 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Project Plymouth Site Assembly Dayton-Montgomery County Port OH 3,000,000 Turner H
Urban Development and Acquisition Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Development and Low Dam Re- City of West Carrollton OH 3,000,000 Turner Brown H
Urban Development vitalization Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hamilton County Affordable The Cincinnati Metropolitan OH 2,000,000 Wenstrup H
Urban Development Housing Project (EAST) Housing Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Scioto Valley Regional Water The Village of Piketon OH 2,000,000 Wenstrup H
Urban Development Reclamation Facility and
Water Treatment Plant
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Water Cluster Development and City of Ada OK 2,000,000 Cole H
Urban Development Innovation Center
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
House Senate
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fires Innovation Science and City of Lawton OK 2,203,000 Cole lnhofe H
Urban Development Technology Accelerator
(FISTA). Campus Moderniza-
tion and Expansion
Jkt 039060
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kaw lake Water Supply Im- City of Enid OK 4,000,000 Lucas Inhale H
Urban Development provements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ames Waterline Project City of Enid OK 4,000,000 Lucas lnhofe H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Oregon Food Bank Facilities and Oregon Food Bank, Inc. OR 5,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Equipment
Frm 00196 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beaverton Homelessness Shelter City of Beaverton OR 3,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Burns Paiute Tribal Community Burns Paiute Tribe OR 1,855,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Wellness Center Retrofit
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Housing Development Bend-Redmond Habitat for Hu- OR 800,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development in Central Oregon manity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hood River Affordable Housing Columbia Cascade Housing Cor- OR 3,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Urban Development poration
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund High Desert Veterans Village Harney County Senior and Com- OR 500,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development munity Services Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Empowerment Center for People Riverside Training Centers, Inc. OR 500,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development with Intellectual and Devel- dba lifempowered
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Anahuac Farms Facilities and Capaces Leadership Institute OR 804,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Equipment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Shutter Creek Rehabilitation and Oregon Department of Adminis- OR 4,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Renovations trative Services
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expanding Permanently Afford- Proud Ground OR 1,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development able Homeownership Opportu-
nities
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund La Plaza Esperanza Latino Network OR 1,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Santiam Lodge: A Transitional Mid-Willamette Valley Commu- OR 1,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Home for Wildfire Survivors nity Action Agency
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Redevelopment of Talent Mobile CASA of Oregon OR 1,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Estates
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Troutdale Affordable Housing Home Forward OR 3,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development Construction-Home Forward
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Dalles Navigation Center Mid-Columbia Community Action OR 400,000 Merkley, Wyden
Urban Development Micro-Shelters Council
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Land Trust Develop- Corvallis Neighborhood Housing OR 850,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Little Kits Childcare Centers Oregon State University-Gas- OR 1,380,000 Merkley, Wyden s
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Urban Development cades
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southern Oregon Childcare Ca- Kid Time Discovery Experience OR 1,000,000 Merkley, Wyden s
Urban Development pacity Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration and Reconstruction Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation OR 650,000 Blumenauer H
Urban Development of the 1924 Historic Brooklyn
Railroad Turntable Port-
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Portland State University low Portland State University OR 750,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development Cost Student Housing Project
- Portland, OR
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Albina Land Bank-Portland, Albina Vision Trust. Inc. OR 1,000,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development OR
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Building United Futures Complex Black United Fund of Oregon, OR 750,000 Blumenauer Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development Construction - Portland, OR Inc.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capacity Building West Tuality Habitat for Human- OR 750,000 Bonamici H
Urban Development ity
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dartmouth Crossing South- REACH Community Development OR 1,500,000 Bonamici H
Urban Development Tigard Triangle Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fairfield Apartments City of Portland OR 2,000,000 Bonamici Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Immediate Occupancy Standard Lane County OR 1,500,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
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Urban Development for the Lane County Multi-
Purpose Facility at the lane
Events Center, Lane County,
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Oregon
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dorris Ranch Orchard Replace- Willamalane Park and Recre- OR 232,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development ment ation District
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Childcare Facilities at the new Eugene Family YMCA OR 2,000,000 Defazio Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development Eugene YMCA
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hillside Redevelopment Project Housing Authority of Clackamas OR 4,000,000 Schrader Merkley, Wyde n H
Urban Development County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Detroit Lake Marina Excavation Marion County OR 2,000,000 Schrader Merkley, Wyden H
Urban Development and Resiliency Project
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Little Lehigh Redevelopment- Allentown Housing Authority PA 2,000,000 Casey s
Urban Development Phase II
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Granada Square Redevelop- Hill Community Development PA 2,000,000 Casey s
Urban Development ment Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Selinsgrove Intergenerational Regional Engagement Center PA 1,000,000 Casey s
Urban Development Community Life Center
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Neighborhood Centers- United Neighborhood Centers of PA 1,000,000 Casey s
Urban Development Bank Renovation Northeastern Pennsylvania
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Nueva Esperanza Site Remedi- Nueva Esperanza, Inc. PA 550,000 Casey s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund House of Manna Rehabilitation City of Pittsburgh PA 2,000,000 Casey s
Urban Development for Public Health Hub
Fmt 4624 CAPSEA, Inc. PA 1,100,000 Casey s
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Shelter and Service Center for
Urban Development Survivors of Domestic and
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Sexua I Violence
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cambria County Community Women's Help Center PA 140,000 Casey s
Urban Development Help Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of Avondale Bor- Avondale Borough PA 150,000 Casey s
Urban Development ough Parks
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Blanche A. Nixon/Cobbs Creek Community Ventures, Inc. PA 1,431,000 Casey s
Urban Development Library Renovation
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund York Community Center Expan- CASA Inc. PA 1,489,000 Casey
Urban Development sion
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tamanend Plaza Construction Independence Historical Trust PA 1,890,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development F.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Delaware River Trail-Battery Delaware River Waterfront Gor- PA 1,000,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development Segment Project poration f.
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Graffiti Pier Improvement Project Delaware River Waterfront Gor- PA 2,000,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development poration F.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Salvation Army Red Shield The Salvation Army PA 1,000,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development Family Residence Revitaliza- F.
tion Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kensington Long-Term Recovery Project HOME PA 2,000,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development Residence Project F.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Satellite Location of The Urban The Urban League of Philadel- PA 750,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development League of Philadelphia phia F.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Frankford Avenue Connector fishtown Kensington Area Busi- PA 750,000 Boyle, Brendan H
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Urban Development Project ness Improvement District F.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 6th Street lighting, Genter City Genter City District PA 500,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development f.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hammond Avenue Baseball Feliz Filadelfia PA 500,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development Fields Astroturf and Sports F.
lighting Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kensington Transitional Housing Covenant House PA PA 225,000 Boyle, Brendan H
Urban Development Facility Capital Improvements F.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Congreso Accessibility Project Congreso de Latinos Unidos PA 1,100,000 Boyle, Brendan Casey H
Urban Development F.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New American Theater &Project Redevelopment Authority of the PA 3,000,000 Cartwright H
Urban Development Share City of Pittston
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Keystone Boulevard Extension Borough of Pottstown PA 3,000,000 Dean H
Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hatfield II Habitat for Humanity Mont- PA 1,000,000 Dean H
Urban Development gomery and Delaware Coun-
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ties
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters lnde- Big Brothers Big Sisters lnde- PA 500,000 Dean H
Urban Development pendence Norristown Renova- pendence Region
PO 00000
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tion &Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Place Construction Veterans Place PA 2,000,000 Doyle, Michael H
Urban Development Project F.
Frm 00201 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Braddock Carnegie Library Ren- Braddock Carnegie Library PA 4,000,000 Doyle, Michael H
Urban Development ovation Project F.
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Carrie Film Furnace Pittsburgh Film Office PA 3,000,000 Doyle, Michael H
Urban Development F.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Forest Hills - Chalfant Atom ACTION-Housing PA 750,000 Doyle, Michael H
Urban Development Smasher Housing F.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homewood Avenue Mainstreet City of Pittsburgh PA 750,000 Doyle, Michael H
Urban Development Revitalization F.
Department of Housing and Community Development fund City of Clairton Community Cen- City of Clairton PA 750,000 Doyle, Michael Casey H
Urban Development ter Development F.
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Carnegie of Homestead Music Carnegie Library of Homestead PA 750,000 Doyle, Michael Casey H
Urban Development Hall Rehabilitation F.
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Philadelphia Housing & Home- local Initiatives Support Cor- PA 2,000,000 Evans H
Urban Development ownership Acquisition Fund poration
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Commons: 24 S. 52nd SI, The Enterprise Center Com mu- PA 2,500,000 Evans H
Urban Development Philadelphia, PA I 9139 nity Development Corporation
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cecil B Moore Marketplace Beech lnterplex, Inc. PA 1,000,000 Evans H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Philadelphia Satellite lo- The Urban League of Philadel- PA 1,200,000 Evans H
Urban Development cation for Urban League of phia
Philadelphia
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sullivan Community Impact Called To Serve CDC PA 750,000 Evans H
Urban Development Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tamanend Plaza contruction Independence Historical Trust PA 750,000 Evans H
Urban Development
Clearfield Apartments Grocery & The Allegheny West Foundation PA 1,000,000 Evans H
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Urban Development food Distribution
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Liberty53 Estelle B. Richman Liberty Housing Development PA 2,000,000 Evans Casey H
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Urban Development Place Corp
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Engagement Center Accessibility Broad Street Ministry PA 1,000,000 Evans Casey H
Urban Development and Facilities Improvement
Department of Housing and Community Development fund Weavers Way Co-op Germantown Weavers Way Community Fund, PA 1,500,000 Evans Casey H
Urban Development Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Salvation Army Westside Build- The Salvation Army, Greater PA 750,000 Evans Casey H
Urban Development ing Repair Initiative Philadelphia Area
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morrisville Municipa I Authority The Municipal Authority of the PA 4,000,000 Fitzpatrick H
Urban Development Wastewater Treatment Facility Borough of Morrisville
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morrisville YMCA Branch Revi- YMCA of Bucks & Hunterdon PA 4,000,000 Fitzpatrick H
Urban Development talization Project Counties
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Shenandoah Woods Improvement Redevelopment Authority of the PA 1,500,000 Fitzpatrick H
Urban Development and Revitalization Project County of Bucks
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Upper Bucks Rail Trail Appalachian Mountain Club PA 1,770,000 Fitzpatrick H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Reading Housing Authority Reading Housing Authority PA 750,000 Houlahan H
Urban Development Oakbrook Homes Center for
Community Services
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Phoenixville Area Community Phoenixville Area Community PA 1,056,000 Houlahan H
Urban Development Services (PACS) Infrastructure Services (PACS)
Upgrades
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Borough of West Grove-Oak- Borough of West Grove PA 216,656 Houlahan H
Urban Development land Avenue Revitalization
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Kennett library Furniture, Kennett Library PA 750,000 Houlahan Casey H
Urban Development Fixtures & Equipment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund U.S. Route 62 Railroad Tunnel Mercer County PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA) H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Erie Malleable Iron Blight Re- Enterprise Development Center PA 3,000,000 Kelly (PA) Casey H/S
Urban Development moval Project of Erie County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Student Athletic and Edu- Aliquippa School District PA 500,000 Lamb H
Urban Development cational Flexible Field House
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Beaver County CTC Welding Lab Beaver County Career & Tech- PA 995,000 Lamb H
Urban Development Expansion and Upgrade nology Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Critical Parking for Downtown McKees Rocks Community De- PA 750,000 Lamb H
Urban Development McKees Rocks Developments velopment Corporation
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Brodhead Road Corridor Up- Beaver County Office of Pian- PA 1,800,000 Lamb H
Urban Development grade ning and Redevelopment
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA of Bucks and Hunterdon YMCA of Bucks & Hunterdon NJ 750,000 Malinowski H
Urban Development Counties Flemington-Raritan Counties
Community Pool
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Richland Borough Water System Borough of Richland PA 1,000,000 Meuser H
Urban Development Upgrade
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Working to Empower People for WEPA Empowerment Center Inc. PA 1,000,000 Meuser H
Urban Development Advancement (WEPA) Em-
powerment Center Inc. Facil-
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ity Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Africa Center African Cultural Alliance of PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development North America, Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Haverford Township Free Library Haverford Township PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development Redevelopment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Share Food Program's Delaware Share Food Program PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development County Food Bank Acquisition
and Renovation Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Schuylkill River Trail, Bartram's Schuylkill River Development PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development to Passyunk Phase II Land Corporation
Acquisition
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Navy Yard - Quay Wall Recon- City of Philadelphia PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development st ruction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Media VFW Post 3460 Rehabili- Veterans of foreign Wars Post PA 50,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development tation 3460
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lansdowne Y Swimming Pool YMCA of Eastern Delaware PA 1,500,000 Scanlon H
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Urban Development Rehabilitation County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ACCESS Community Center ACCESS-A Community Center PA 850,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development Established by the Surgent
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Family for Society
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund SCS Schoolhouse Center Capital Senior Community Services Inc. PA 2,000,000 Scanlon H
Urban Development Improvements
Frm 00205 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of Sewage and Friends of Twin Lakes ANF PA 500,000 Thompson (PA) H
Urban Development Water Systems with Water
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System Extension at Twin
Lakes
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Museum of Indian Culture Ex- Museum of Indian Culture PA 963,000 Wild H
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Urban Development pansion-lenape Village
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Upper Macungie Township Com- Upper Macungie Township PA 750,000 Wild H
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Urban Development munity Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greater Valley YMCA Southern Greater Valley YMCA PA 3,000,000 Wild H
Urban Development Lehigh Facility Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Via of the Lehigh Valley Via of the Lehigh Valley, Inc. PA 750,000 Wild H
Urban Development Prevocational Workshop Cap-
ital Improvements
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greenway Trail Gap at Saucon City of Bethlehem PA 2,700,000 Wild H
Urban Development Rail Trail Connection
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New Bethany Shelter for Specia I New Bethany, Inc. PA 2,000,000 Wild Casey H
Urban Development Populations
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hogar Ruth Community Services Hogar Ruth Para Mujeres PR 2,000,000 Gonzalez-Colon H
Urban Development Center Construction Maltratadas, Inc.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Soraya's Shelter and Transi- Waves Ahead Corporation PR 250,000 Gonzalez-Colon H
Urban Development tional Housing Construction
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Camuy Resilient Municipal Com- Municipality of Camuy PR 2,000,000 Gonzalez-Colon H
Urban Development munity Center Reconstruction
and Repair
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Culinary Hub of Providence Genesis Center RI 342,000 Reed s
Urban Development (CHOP) Facilities and Equip-
ment
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Oepartment of Housing and Community Development Fund Crossroads Rhode Island Hous- Crossroads Rhode Island RI 1,000,000 Reed s
Urban Development ing for Medically Vulnerable
Homeless Individuals
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ONE Neighborhood Builders Af- Olneyville Housing Corporation, RI 2,000,000 Reed s
Urban Development fordable Housing Project dba ONE Neighborhood Build-
ers
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cove Homes Housing Develop- Cove Homes, Inc. RI 2,000,000 Reed s
Urban Development ment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern RI 2,000,000 Reed s
Urban Development Rhode Island Woonsocket Rhode Island
Clubhouse Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 350 Taunton Avenue: A Multi- Foster Forward RI 2,000,000 Reed, White- s
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Agency Collaborative Afford- house
able Housing Initiative
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Advanced Manufacturing Train- URI Research Foundation RI 250,000 Reed, White- s
Urban Development ing Center house
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of North Providence Out - Town of North Providence RI 1,000,000 Reed, White-
Urban Development door Recreation Facility house
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Higher Ground International Higher Ground International RI 350,000 Reed, White- s
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development Building Acquisition and house
Build-Out
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Provi- Boys & Girls Clubs of Provi- RI 2,000,000 Reed, White- s
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Urban Development dence Wanskuck Clubhouse dence house
Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Riverwalk at Town landing City of Pawtucket RI 4,500,000 Reed, White- s
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Urban Development Green Infrastructure house
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Hopkinton School Build- Town of Hopkinton RI 465,000 Reed, White- s
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Urban Development ing Demolition house
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veteran Recovery Housing Im- Operation Stand Down Rhode Is- RI 225,000 Whitehouse s
Urban Development provements land
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tomaquag Indigenous Empower- Tomaquag Indian Memorial Mu- RI 800,000 Whitehouse s
Urban Development ment Network Space Buildout seum
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Green Space Sophia Academy RI 243,000 Whitehouse s
Urban Development
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Center Renovations Youth in Action RI 225,000 Whitehouse
Urban Development
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund MacColl YMCA Nature Studies YMCA of Pawtucket, Inc.- RI 750,000 Cicilline H
Urban Development Center & Outdoor Pavilion MacColl Y
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Pawtucket Land Acquisi- City of Pawtucket RI 2,000,000 Cicilline Reed H
Urban Development tion for the Development of
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Affordable Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Smithfield Senior/ Town of North Smithfield RI 4,000,000 Cicilline Reed, White- H
Urban Development Multigenerational Facility house
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Construction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Providence Community City of East Providence RI 3,000,000 Cicilline Reed, White- H/S
Center house
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Repurposing Osram-Sylvania to The City of Central Falls RI 2,600,000 Cicilline Reed, White- H
Urban Development Meet Central Falls' Economic house
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and Housing Needs
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Renovation of the Boys & Girls Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport RI 750,000 Cicilline Reed, White- H
Urban Development Clubs of Newport County's County (BGCNC) house
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Clubhouse
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Progreso Latino, Inc. Facility Progreso Latino, Inc. RI 3,000,000 Cicilline Whitehouse H
Urban Development Purchase & Renovation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Accessibility Improvements: City of Warwick, Rhode Island RI 920,280 Langevin H
Urban Development Warwick Public Library's
Apponaug and Norwood
Branches
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Greenwich Senior Center Town of West Greenwich RI 150,000 Langevin H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lederer Theater Center, Access Trinity Repertory Company RI 750,000 Langevin Reed, White- H
Urban Development for All house
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Rehabilitation of the Budlong City of Cranston (Rhode Island) RI 750,000 Langevin Reed, White- H
Urban Development Pool Campus house
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Preservation of At- Providence Redevelopment RI 2,000,000 Langevin Reed, White- H/S
Urban Development lantic Mills Agency house
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Education Center Expansion Rhode Island Office of the Post- RI 1,500,000 Langevin Whitehouse H
Urban Development secondary Commissioner
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Burrillville Skate Park Renova- Town of Burrillville RI 500,000 Langevin Whitehouse H
Urban Development tion and Expansion Project
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cross Mills Volunteer Fire- Charlestown Fire District RI 610,000 Langevin Whitehouse H
Urban Development fighters Memorial Park
RI 500,000 Langevin Whitehouse H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Johnston War Memorial Park Town of Johnston
Urban Development Baseball Complex Improve-
ment Project
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Carolina Black River Park Town of Kingstree SC 4,600,000 Graham
Urban Development Network & Water Trail
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Red Hill Community Housing City of Clemson SC 2,629,000 Graham s
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Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund REWA Renewable Water Re- REWA Renewable Water Re- SC 6,300,000 Graham s
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Urban Development sources Infrastructure Im- sources
provements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hampton County Recreation Hampton County SC 3,000,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development Complex
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund University of South Carolina University of South Carolina SC 1,500,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development Center for Civil Rights History
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Haven at Palmer Pointe Housing Authority of the City of SC 3,000,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development Columbia, SC
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Second Chance Pro1ect Community Foundation of the SC 500,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development lowcountry, Inc.
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Benedict College Music Aca- Benedict College SC 3,000,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development demic Complex
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Carolina State University South Carolina State University SC 4,000,000 Clyburn H
Urban Development ROTC Multipurpose Complex
(MPC)
Frm 00210
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jenny Boyd Keys of Hope Worn- Young Women's Christian Asso- TN 2,000,000 Burchett H
Urban Development en's Program Building Expan- ciation - Knoxville YWCA
sion, Renovation and Preser-
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vation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans' Permanent Supportive Knoxville's Community Develop- TN 2,000,000 Burchett H
Urban Development Housing ment Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hospitality Hub Studio Village The Hospitality Hub of Memphis TN 1,275,000 Cohen H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Memphis Cobblestone landing City of Memphis TN 4,000,000 Cohen H
Urban Development Recreational Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Porter Jr. High School - MLK Urban Renaissance Partners TN 3,000,000 Cohen H
Urban Development Transition Academy Redevel-
opment
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Overton Park/Memphis Zoo Park- Overton Park Conservancy TN 3,000,000 Cohen H
Urban Development ing Solution Initiative
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Promoting and Preserving United Housing, Inc TN 1,200,000 Cohen H
Urban Development Homeownership in Memphis
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South City VI Memphis Housing Authority TN 750,000 Cohen H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Memphis Home Repair Program Local Initiatives Support Cor- TN 2,000,000 Cohen H
Urban Development poration (USC) Memphis
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Collins Chapel Connectional Collins Chapel Connectional TN 1,250,000 Cohen H
Urban Development Hospital/Room at the Inn Hospital
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fisk University John R. Lewis Fisk University TN 4,000,000 Cooper H
Urban Development Center for Social Justice-
Race Relations Building,
Nashville, TN
Frm 00211 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Operation Stand Down Building Operation Stand Down Ten- TN 2,000,000 Cooper H
Urban Development Better Facility to Eliminate nessee
Veteran Homelessness, Nash-
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ville, TN
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Moves & Grooves Center for Art Moves and Grooves, Inc. TN 2,500,000 Cooper H
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Urban Development & Innovation, Antioch, TN
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Early Learning Childcare Center Athens-McMinn Family YMCA TN 2,500,000 Fleischmann H
Urban Development Construction
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Early Learning Childcare Center The Caring Place TN 1,500,000 Fleischmann H
Urban Development Construction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Westside Evolves Transformation Chattanooga Housing Authority TN 3,000,000 Fleischmann H
Urban Development Plan
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Peyton Road Expansion City of Lebanon TN 2,000,000 Rose H
Urban Development
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Main Street and Downtown City of Watertown TN 1,000,000 Rose H
Urban Development Business District Improve-
ments
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Dallas Digital Divide - Traffic City of Dallas TX 750,000 Allred H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Signals & Streetlights
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southern Gateway Park Southern Gateway Public Green TX 7,750,000 Allred, Johnson H
Urban Development Foundation (TX), Veasey
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund FM 971 Expansion Project City of Georgetown TX 4,000,000 Carter (TX) H
Urban Development
Frm 00212
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Casa Bella Project City of San Antonio Westside TX 1,000,000 Castro (TX) H
Urban Development Development Corporation dba
Prosper West
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The High Impact Housing Our Casas Resident Council, TX 1,057,257 Castro (TX) H
Urban Development Project (HIPP) Inc.
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Vallecillo Road Project Webb County-City of Laredo Re- TX 3,000,000 Cuellar H
Urban Development gional Mobility Authority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Apartment Rehabilitation and Opportunity Home San Antonio TX 2,160,000 Cuellar H
Urban Development Emergency Generator lnstal-
lation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jim Hogg County Park Repairs Jim Hogg County TX 1,285,000 Cuellar H
Urban Development and Enhancements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Laredo's Plaza Theatre City of Laredo TX 750,000 Cuellar H
Urban Development Renovation and Restoration
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East Water Loop Project City of Rio Grande City TX 2,500,000 Cuellar H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Foundation Communities Solar Foundation Communities TX 1,550,000 Doggett H
Urban Development Sustainability
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Planning Study to Improve Land Texas A&M Transportation lnsti- TX 750,000 Escobar H
Jkt 039060
Urban Development Border Crossing Transit and tute
Pedestrian Connectivity to
Business Districts in the El
Paso Region for Equity, Ac-
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
cessibility and Economic De-
velopment
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund El Paso County Animal Welfare El Paso County TX 1,300,000 Escobar H
Frm 00213
Urban Development Pet Wellness Clinic
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Vinton Water and Wastewater Village of Vinton TX 4,000,000 Escobar H
Urban Development Phase Ill
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Horizon City Transit-Oriented Town of Horizon City, Texas TX 1,735,000 Escobar H
Urban Development Development Phase 1
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund El Paso County Senior Meal and El Paso County TX 4,000,000 Escobar H
Urban Development Community Kitchen
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund La Casa de los Abuelitos Opportunity Center for the TX 2,442,706 Escobar H
Urban Development Homeless
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund East and West Greenridge Inter- St. George Place Redevelopment TX 750,000 Fletcher H
Urban Development section Safety Improvements Authority
Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Evergreen Accessible and lnclu- City of Bellaire, TX TX 600,000 Fletcher H
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Urban Development sive Playground
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
[Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending]
Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Navigation Boulevard Reconfig- Buffalo Bayou Partnership TX 750,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development uration Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of the Historic C60, Inc. TX 750,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development LULAC Chapter 60 Clubhouse,
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a National Treasure
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund UH Technology Bridge Infra- The University of Houston Tech- TX 2,875,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development structure Development nology Bridge
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expanding Affordable Housing Avenue Community Development TX 3,000,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development Opportunities-Las Brisas Corporation
Frm 00214
Redevelopment. Houston
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Magnolia Park-Manchester City of Houston TX 750,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development Services Hub
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Target Hunger Campus and Target Hunger TX 4,000,000 Garcia (TX) H
Urban Development Education Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Shavano Park Street Projects City of Shavano Park TX 4,000,000 Gonzales, Tony H
Urban Development Phase I
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Capital Funding for Critical San Antonio Housing Authority TX 2,000,000 Gonzales, Tony H
Urban Development Needs Infrastructure
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund New VFW Post 8788 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post TX 750,000 Gonzalez, H
Urban Development 8788 Vicente
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of Weslaco Boys & Girls Club of Weslaco TX 1,700,000 Gonzalez, H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of McAllen Boys & Girls Club of McAllen, TX 2,000,000 Gonzalez, H
Urban Development Community Center Inc Vicente
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund STJDA Inclusive Camp Facility South Texas Juvenile Diabetes TX 1,500,000 Gonzalez, H
Urban Development Project Association Vicente
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Elsa Getting Connected City of Elsa, Texas TX 1,265,550 Gonzalez, H
Urban Development Vicente
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sunnyside Park Capital Improve- City of Houston TX 1,550,000 Green (TX) H
Urban Development ments, Houston, Texas, Harris
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Project R.A.I.S.E. (Rebuilding Al- Alliance for Multicultural Com- TX 1,500,000 Green (TX) H
Urban Development liance to Inspire Sustain- munity Services
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
ability in our Environment)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Odyssey House adolescent serv- Cenikor Foundation TX 292,000 Green (TX) H
Urban Development ices facility improvements
Frm 00215 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Crime Prevention Through Envi- Harris County TX 750,000 Green (TX) H
Urban Development ronmental Design (CPTED)
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Field at Jack Yates Jack Yates High School TX 100,000 Jackson Lee H
Urban Development High School
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Riverside Planning for Restora- Harris County TX 750,000 Jackson Lee H
Urban Development tion, Renovation and Addi-
tions-Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Buffalo Bayou Partnership Buffalo Bayou Partnership TX 750,000 Jackson Lee H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transportation and lnfrastruc- The OST/Almeda Corridors Rede- TX 4,000,000 Jackson Lee H
Urban Development ture Safety Improvement velopment Authority
Project
TX
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Park and Community Redevelop- City of Houston 4,000,000 Jackson Lee H
Urban Development ment
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Greater Downtown Dallas Master City of Dallas TX 2,000,000 Johnson (TX) H
Urban Development Plan Planning
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund love Field Airport Alternate love Field Airport TX 750,000 Johnson (TX) H
Urban Development Entry
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Forest Theater Restoration & Ex- Forest Forward TX 4,000,000 Johnson (TX) H
Urban Development pansion
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Water Supply and Water Dis- City of Thorndale TX 3,000,000 Sessions H
Urban Development tribution Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund William M. McDonald YMCA YMCA of Metropolitan fort Worth TX 1,488,690 Veasey H
Urban Development Covered Outdoor Gymnasium
Space
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Transform 1012 N. Main Street Transform 1012 N. Main Street TX 4,000,000 Veasey H
Urban Development professional services and ex-
penses for the design phase,
Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant
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County
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hughes House Public lnfrastruc- Housing Authority of the City of TX 4,000,000 Veasey H
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Urban Development ture Improvements Fort Worth, Fort Worth Hous-
ing Authority dba Fort Worth
Housing Solutions
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Way of Tarrant County- United Way of Tarrant County TX 400,000 Veasey H
Urban Development Volunteer Income Tax Assist-
ance Program (VITA).
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Way of Tarrant County United Way of Tarrant County TX 750,000 Veasey H
Urban Development Workforce Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund United Way of Tarrant County- United Way of Tarrant County TX 750,000 Veasey H
Urban Development Mission United
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Arlington - Neighbor- City of Arlington TX 2,400,000 Veasey H
Urban Development hood Wi-Fi
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Dallas Hensley Field City of Dallas TX 1,000,000 Veasey H
Urban Development Shoreline Modification
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Center for Transforming Lives' Center for Transforming lives TX 2,250,000 Veasey H
Urban Development Riverside Early Childhood
Education & Economic Mobil-
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
ity Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Irving-Southwest Park City of Irving TX 750,000 Veasey H
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Urban Development Renovation Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Weber Housing Authority Land Weber Housing Authority UT 1,500,000 Moore (UT) H
Urban Development Acquisition
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hooper City Roadway Improve- Hooper City UT 624,000 Moore (UT) H
Urban Development ment Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Mantua Road Improve• Town of Mantua UT 1,354,000 Moore (UT) H
Urban Development ment Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Net Zero HVAC Replacement Housing Authority of Salt Lake UT 1,000,000 Owens H
Urban Development City (HASLC)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Commerce Village Annex Perma- Harrisonburg Redevelopment VA 500,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development nent Supportive Housing and Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bethany House of Northern Vir- Bethany House of Northern Vir- VA 325,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development ginia New Safe House ginia, Inc.
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Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southwood Apartments Piedmont Housing Alliance VA l,130,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable and Energy-Efficient Community Housing Partners VA 300,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development Single Family Modular Devel- Corporation
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Premier Circle Permanent Sup- Virginia Supportive Housing VA 500,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development portive Housing
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Appalachia Service Project Home Appalachia Service Project VA 210,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development Repairs
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Domestic Violence Shelter Gen- Em powerhouse VA 40,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development erator
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Colbrook Family Apartments Better Housing Coalition VA 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Petersburg Virginia High Street Southside Community Develop- 500,000 Kaine, Warner
Urban Development Apartments ment & Housing Corporation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Project BAUD: Workforce, Senior Marion Economic Development VA 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner s
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Urban Development and Veterans Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Friendship Court Early learning Piedmont Housing Alliance VA 625,000 Kaine, Warner s
Urban Development Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Oakwood Senior Residences Arlington Partnership for Afford- VA 750,000 Beyer H
Urban Development able Housing (APAH)
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Notabene Drive, Four Mile Rd., City of Alexandria VA 750,000 Beyer H
Urban Development and Old Dominion Blvd. Flood
Mitigation Project, Arlandria
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Arlington County Integrated Arlington County VA 750,000 Beyer H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Gray/Green Infrastructure for
Public Streets
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Northern Virginia Afghan Asylee Tahirih Justice Center VA 1,225,439 Beyer H
Urban Development Support Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alexandria Community Food Re- ALIVE!, Inc. VA 1,500,000 Beyer H
Urban Development source Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Green Vehicle Fleet Upgrade and City of Falls Church VA 600,000 Beyer H
PO 00000
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Urban Development Replacement
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Alexandria City AHDC Arlandria City of Alexandria VA 1,500,000 Beyer Kaine, Warner H
Urban Development Housing+ Project
Frm 00219 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Pipe Arlington County VA 750,000 Beyer Kaine, Warner H
Urban Development Rehabilitation-Rosslyn Area
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Pipe Arlington County VA 750,000 Beyer Kaine, Warner H
Urban Development Rehabilitation - Columbia
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Pike/ Sparrow Pond section of
the Four Mile Run Interceptor
VA 1,930,000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lee District Community Center fa irfax Gou nty Beyer Kaine, Warner H
Urban Development Facility Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Renovations/Improvements to Fairfax County VA 1,500,000 Connolly H
Urban Development Little River Glen Senior Gen-
ter
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Lamb Genter Permanent City of Fairfax VA 1,900,000 Connolly H
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT-Continued
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Housing Program Participant In- Fairfax County VA 200,000 Connolly H
Urban Development formation Digitization/lmag-
ing
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Homeless Navigation Center - Prince William County VA 2,000,000 Connolly Kaine, Warner HIS
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Urban Development Eastern Prince William Coun-
ty
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Three Rivers Pedestrian Bridge Russell County VA 870,000 Griffith H
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Paving of Shumate Falls Road Giles County VA 475,200 Griffith H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Elam farm Property Site Devel- County of Wise VA 1,000,000 Griffith H
Urban Development opment
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wood Haven Technology Park Roanoke County VA 820,000 Griffith H
Urban Development Water Service Extension
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wachapreague Sewer Line & Accomack-Northampton Plan- VA 750,000 Luria H
Urban Development Pump Station ning District Commission
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Virginia Beach Trail City of Virginia Beach, VA VA 750,000 Luria H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Exmore Sewage Collection Sys- Northampton County VA 750,000 Luria Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Williamsburg African American The City of Williamsburg, Vir- VA 327,000 Luria Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Lock's Watermain Replacement City of Petersburg VA 3,581,531 McEachin H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mid-Atlantic Advance Manufac- County of Greensville VA 3,424,379 McEachin H
Urban Development turing Center Collection Sys-
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
tern
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Roxbury Road/State Route 106 Charles City County VA 3,000,000 McEachin H
Urban Development Water/ Sewer Infrastructure
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Central Gardens Rehabilitation County of Henrico VA 2,000,000 McEachin Kaine, Warner H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YMCA of the Virginia Peninsulas YMCA of the Virginia Peninsulas VA 2,000,000 Scott (VA) H
Urban Development
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Franklin Armory/Community Cen- City of Franklin VA 2,500,000 Scott (VA) H
Urban Development ter
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tyler's Beach Harbor/Marina Fa- Isle of Wight County VA 750,000 Scott (VA) H
Urban Development cility Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Norfolk Neighborhood City of Norfolk VA 3,000,000 Scott (VA) Kaine, Warner H
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grades
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Or. Clarence V. Cuffee Commu- City of Chesapeake VA 3,000,000 Scott (VA) Kaine, Warner H
Urban Development nity Center Aquatic Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Replacement Water Tower Serv• Spotsylvania County VA 3,000,000 Spanberger H
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Urban Development ing the Massaponax and
Thornburg Areas - Design
and Construction
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fighting Creek Park ADA Im- Powhatan County VA 750,000 Spanberger H
Urban Development provements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tuscarora Crossing Phases 1 Loudoun County, Virginia VA 1,000,000 Wexton H
Urban Development and 2
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community First Tiny Homes Liberty Place, Inc. VI 1,964,210 Plaskett H
Urban Development Build Out Phase Ill
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bright Path Hollistic Wellness Virgin Islands Housing Authority VI 900,000 Plaskett H
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community De~lopment Fund Christiansted Sunday Market St. Croix Foundation VI 1,059,152 Plaskett H
Urban Development Square Revitalization
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Child Care Accessibility lnitia- let's Grow Kids VT 10,000,000 Leahy s
Urban Development tive
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Initiative for Smart Growth Vermont Housing & Conserva- VT 8,000,000 Leahy s
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Department of Housing and Community Development fund Accessibility Along Vermont Vermont Huts Association VT 3,800,000 Leahy s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Village Community Trust lnitia- Preservation Trust of Vermont VT 10,000,000 Leahy s
Urban Development tive
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Public Facilities Preservation Vermont Department of libraries VT 10,000,000 Leahy s
Urban Development Initiative
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Central & Main Housing Vermont Housing & Conserva- VT 1,000,000 Sanders s
Urban Development tion Board
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mobile Home Community Im- Vermont Housing & Conserva- VT 2,500,000 Sanders s
Urban Development provement Fund tion Board
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Veterans' Place Renovation The Veterans' Place, Inc. VT 997,000 Sanders s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ANDCO Mobile Home Cooperative COi Development Fund VT 688,000 Sanders s
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Veterans Outreach House Green Mountain Vietnam-Era VT 100,000 Sanders s
Urban Development Veterans Assistance Corpora-
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
tion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Expanding and Improving Vermont Housing & Conserva- VT 2,500,000 Sanders s
Urban Development Shared Equity Homeownership tion Board
for Vermonters
s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Redevelopment of College of Housing Trust of Rutland County VT 500,000 Sanders
Urban Development Saint Joseph Campus
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bennington's Fair Food lnitia- Town of Bennington VT 2,200,000 Welch H
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Urban Development tive: Building an inclusive,
fair food system for all
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fair Haven Town Hall Revitaliza- Town of Fair Haven VT 250,000 Welch H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Rides Vermont- Capstone Community Action VT 750,000 Welch H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Boys and Girls Club of Bur- The Boys and Girls Club of Bur- VT 518,500 Welch H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restore the Gardner Park City of Newport VT 500,000 Welch H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Main Street Family Housing Committee on Temporary Shelter VT 825,000 Welch H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Modernizing the Energy Effi- Vermont State Colleges VT 750,000 Welch H
Urban Development ciency of the Alexander Twi-
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Champlain Valley Food Access Champlain Valley Office of Eco- VT 100,000 Welch H
Urban Development Network Fulfillment Center nomic Opportunity
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Fife Homeless Shelter Pierce County WA 3,500,000 Cantwell s
Urban Development
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Bellingham Interim Family Opportunity Council WA 2,000,000 Cantwell, Mur- s
Urban Development Housing ray
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Affordable Homeownership Co- African Community Housing & WA 2,000,000 Murray s
Urban Development operative Pi lot Project Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Salish family Haven Catholic Charities Eastern WA 3,000,000 Murray
Urban Development Washington
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Help Me Grow Skagit Family Re- Children's Council of Skagit WA 431,000 Murray s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sequim Homeless Veterans North Olympic Regional Veterans WA 900,000 Murray s
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Urban Development Housing Housing Network
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Bubble on Gum-Home Sweet Kennewick Housing Authority WA 3,000,000 Murray s
Urban Development Home Affordable Housing
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund South Seattle Community Food Food Lifeline WA 4,000,000 Murray s
Urban Development Hub Facility
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Klickitat County Assisted Living Columbia Cascade Housing Cor- WA 2,500,000 Murray s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund El Barrio Small Business Devel- City of Seattle WA 1,000,000 Murray s
Urban Development opment Building Renovations
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Sewer Trunkline Extension City of Snohomish WA 3,000,000 DelBene H
Urban Development
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Snohomish County Food and Snohomish County WA 750,000 DelBene H
Urban Development Farming Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ferndale Civic Campus City of Ferndale WA 750,000 DelBene H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Recreation Park Phase Three City of Chehalis WA 570,000 Herrera Beutler H
Urban Development Parking Addition
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund UHeights Community Center University Heights Center for the WA 4,000,000 Jayapal H
Urban Development Capital Improvements, Se- Community Association
attle, WA
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Refugee Artisan Initiative Cap- Refugee Artisan Initiative WA 650,000 Jayapal H
Urban Development ital Improvements
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Construction of the Seattle Seattle Aquarium WA 750,000 Jayapal H
Urban Development Aquarium Ocean Pavilion
Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund ROOTS Young Adult Shelter Ac- ROOTS Young Adult Shelter WA 4,000,000 Jayapal Murray H
Urban Development quisition and Facility Im-
provements, Seattle, WA
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund White Center Community Hub White Center Community Devel- WA 4,000,000 Jayapal Murray H
Urban Development Construction opment Association
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund T3ba' das Infrastructure Project Skokomish Indian Tribe WA 2,200,000 Kilmer H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Westport Marina Modernization Port of Grays Harbor WA 750,000 Kilmer H
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tacoma Rescue Mission Men's City of Tacoma WA 4,000,000 Kilmer Cantwell H/S
Urban Development Shelter Expansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Suquamish Shores Enetai Suquamish Tribe WA 1,619,500 Kilmer Cantwell H
Urban Development Project
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Asia Pacific Community Center Asia Pacific Cultural Center WA 1,500,000 Kilmer Murray H/S
Urban Development Construction
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Habitat for Humanity of Island Habitat for Humanity of Island WA 2,000,000 Larsen (WA) H
Urban Development County Retail Store, Ware- County
house and Admin Office Pur-
chase, Oak Harbor, Wash-
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Department of Housmg and Community Development Fund VOA Neighborhood Center, Volunteers of America Western WA 3,000,000 Larsen (WA) H
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Urban Development Lynnwood, Washington Washington
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Tommy Thompson Trail Trestle Samish Indian Nation WA 750,000 Larsen (WA) H
Urban Development and Causeway Replacement
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tion, Washington
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mother Nature's Window Park City of Marysville WA 750,000 Larsen {WA) Cantwell H
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Urban Development Project
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Benton City Rail Trail Benton City WA 2,000,000 Newhouse H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Stevens County Road Upgrades Stevens County Public Works WA 3,500,000 Rodgers (WA) H
Urban Development to Support Chewelah A-Z
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December 20, 2022
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Pioneer Human Services Hous- Pioneer Human Services WA 838,000 Rodgers (WA) H
Urban Development ing, Carlyle Hotel Low-Income
Housing Renovation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund The Market Farm to Fork and Bonney Lake Food Bank (aka WA 2,000,000 Schrier H
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Urban Development Smart Locker Program Bonney Lake Community Re-
sources)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund YWCA North Central Washington YWCA North Central Washington WA 200,000 Schrier H
Urban Development Permanent Supportive Hous-
ing (PSH) Updating and Mod-
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Snoqualmie Indian Tribe - Snoqualmie Indian Tribe WA 1,500,000 Schrier Cantwell, Mur- HIS
Urban Development Child Development Center Ex- ray
PO 00000
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pansion
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund HopeSource Teanaway Multi- HopeSource WA 2,D30,000 Schrier Cantwell, Mur- H
Urban Development Service Center ray
Frm 00227 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund McKinney Center Capital Project Central District Community WA 1,000,000 Smith (WA} H
Urban Development Preservation & Development
Authority
Fmt 4624 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Washington Refugee Healing Congolese Integration Network WA 500,000 Smith (WA) H
Urban Development Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Skyway Affordable Housing and Low Income Housing Institute WA 750,000 Smith (WA) H
Urban Development Early Learning Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southeast Seattle Affordable Southeast Seattle Senior Foun- WA 750,000 Smith (WA) H
Urban Development Housing and Home Ownership dation
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund African Business Innovation African Chamber of Commerce WA 750,000 Smith (WA) H
Urban Development Center of the Pacific Northwest
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund El Centro de la Raza-Patti- El Centro de la Raza WA 4,000,000 Smith (WA) Murray H
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pus Property Acquisition
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Requestor(sJ
Agency Account Pro1ect Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Little Saigon Landmark Friends of little Saigon WA 4,000,000 Smith (WA) Murray H
Urban Development
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Somali Community Cultural In- Somali Health Board WA 4,000,000 Smith (WA) Murray H
Urban Development novation Hub
Jkt 039060 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emergency Food Network of Ta- Emergency Food Network of Ta- WA 1,500,000 Strickland H
Urban Development coma and Pierce County coma and Pierce County
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund History & Nature Center at Olympia Tumwater Foundation WA 750,000 Strickland Murray H
Urban Development Brewery Park
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh WI 1,000,000 Baldwin
Urban Development Center Improvements
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Milwaukee County Rehabilitation Milwaukee County WI 5,000,000 Baldwin s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Woodman's Community Center City of Janesville WI 5,000,000 Baldwin s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Step UP! Learning & Innovation WRTP BIG STEP WI 1,500,000 Baldwin s
Urban Development Center
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Southwestern Wisconsin Com- Southwestern Wisconsin Com- WI 750,000 Kind H
Urban Development munity Action Program munity Action Program
(SWCAPJ (SWCAP)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Menomonie Street Corridor Pe- Visit Eau Claire WI 750,000 Kind H
Urban Development destrian Underpasses
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater WI 1,500,000 Kind H
Urban Development la Crosse La Crosse
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Viola Economic Recovery lmple- Village of Viola WI 1,751,115 Kind Baldwin H
Urban Development mentation
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of the Great- Boys & Girls Clubs of the Great- WI 1,000,000 Kind Baldwin H
Urban Development er Chippewa Valley er Chippewa Valley
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Ten Mile Park Village of Brown Village of Brown Deer WI 2,496,630 Moore (WI) H
Urban Development Deer
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Emergency Home Repair and Revitalize Milwaukee WI 1,000,000 Moore (WI} H
Urban Development Improving Accessibility lnitia-
tive
PO 00000
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund North Shore Library Village of Bayside WI 500,000 Moore (WI) H
Urban Development
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Arts Outreach and Engagement Capita Productions Inc WI 150,000 Moore (WI) H
Urban Development Initiative
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Community Wellness Center at Housing Authority of the City of WI 750,000 Moore (WI) Baldwin H
Urban Development the City of Milwaukee's Milwaukee
Westlawn Gardens Choice
Neighborhood Project
Sfmt 0634 Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Concordia 27 Consortium lnitia- Near West Side Partners WI 2,350,000 Moore (WI) Baldwin H
Urban Development tive
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund USC-Milwaukee's Local Initiatives Support Cor- WI 750,000 Moore (WI) Baldwin H
Urban Development Predevelopment Loans for Af- poration (Milwaukee Office)
fordable Housing Program
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Boys & Girls Club of Dane Boys & Girls Club of Dane WI 1,200,000 Pocan H
Urban Development County, WI McKenzie Regional County
Workforce Center
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Jewish Social Services of Madi- Jewish Social Services of Madi- WI 250,000 Pocan H
Urban Development son Refugee Resettlement son Inc
Activities
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Reedsburg, WI Field- City of Reedsburg WI 560,000 Pocan H
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund 210 W. Fulton St. Rehab Project Edgerton Community Outreach, WI 700,000 Pocan H
Urban Development for Low-Income Housing, Inc.
PO 00000
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE
Community Meeting Space,
and Senior Programming -
Edgerton, WI
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Salvation Army of Dane County The Salvation Army of Dane WI 4,000,000 Pocan Baldwin H
Urban Development Shelter Facility County
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund City of Baraboo, WI Riverwalk City of Baraboo WI 500,000 Pocan Baldwin H
Urban Development and Oak Street Overlook
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund H-BIZ Technology Center Build- City of Huntington WV 1,470,000 Capito s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund WV Brownfield Inventory and West Virginia University WV 450,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Redevelopment Database Manchin
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(BIRO)
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charleston LIFT Center Food Hub City of Charleston WV 750,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Restoration of the Downtown The Historic Morgantown Post WV 1,000,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Morgantown Post Office Office Building, Inc. Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mountain Health Childcare De- St. Mary's Medical Center Foun- WV 4,000,000 Capito, s
Urban Development velopment Center dation Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Town of Paw Paw Fire Station Town of Paw Paw WV 725,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Rehabilitation Manchin
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kanawha County Mobile Com- Kanawha County Commission WV 720,000 Capito, s
Urban Development mand Unit Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kanawha County Fire Protection Kanawha County Commission WV 520,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Follansbee Fire House Initiative City of Follansbee WV 2,700,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Glasgow VFD Fire Station Reio- Glasgow Volunteer Fire Depart- WV 100,000 Capito,
Urban Development cation ment Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charleston Blaine Boulevard City of Charleston WV 200,000 Capito, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Morgantown Fire Station City of Morgantown WV 6,000,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Hinton Landing Development City of Hinton WV 500,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Cowen B&O Pond Project Phase Town of Cowen WV 250,000 Capito, s
Urban Development II Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Clarksburg Kelly Miller Commu- West Virginia Black Heritage WV 624,000 Capito, s
Urban Development nity Center Revitalization Festival, Inc. Manchin
Project
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Requestor(s)
Agency Account Project Recipient State Amount Origination
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
House Senate
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Princeton Renaissance Theater West Virginia Community Devel- WV 729,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Rehabilitation opment Hub Inc. Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Montgomery Regional Recreation City of Montgomery WV 750,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Center Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Summersville Visitors Center City of Summersville WV 1,055,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Development Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Martinsburg Downtown Lighting City of Martinsburg WV 840,000 Capito, s
Urban Development Improvements Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Kimball Historic Houston Com- Town of Kimball WV 120,000 Capito, s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mineral County New Public Li- Mineral County Public library WV 50,000 Manchin
Urban Development brary Building
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Farmington Feasibility Study on Town of Farmington WV 50,000 Manchin s
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Urban Development Rehabilitating Abandoned
Buildings
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Institute Shawnee Sports Com- Kanawha County Commission WV 3,000,000 Manchin s
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Urban Development plex Tourism and Welcome
Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Parsons Resource and Entrepre- Woodlands Development Group WV 500,000 Manchin s
Urban Development neurship Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mylan Park Tourism Gateway Mylan Park Foundation WV 350,000 Manchin s
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund West Virginia Land Trust Mam- West Virginia Land Trust WV 2,817,000 Manchin s
Urban Development moth Preserve Trail System
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Weston Downtown Riverfront City of Weston WV 850,000 Manchin s
Urban Development Park
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Williamson Museum & Edu- The Beacon Foundation, Inc. WV 250,000 Manchin s
Urban Development cation Center
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Charleston Urban Renewal Au- Charleston Urban Renewal Au- WV 160,000 Manchin s
Urban Development thority Facade Grant Program thority
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Wood County Industrial Site Wood County Development Au- WV 500,000 McKinley Capito, H
Urban Development Readiness and Redevelop- thority Manchin
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Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Sidewalk Repair City of Hinton WV 190,000 Miller {WV) H
Urban Development
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Urban Development Center Land Acquisition County Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Mason County Farmers Market Main Street Point Pleasant, Inc. WV 470,000 Miller (WV) Capito, H
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Urban Development Construction Manchin
Department of Housing and Community Development Fund Food Bank of Wyoming Truck Food Bank of Wyoming WY 531,000 Cheney H
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Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
TITLE I - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Office of the Secretary
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Salaries and expenses ................................ . 141,500 184,419 171,014 +29,514 -13,405
Immediate Office of the Secretary ................ . (3,515) (3,569) (3,569) (+54)
Immediate Office of the Deputy Secretary ......... . (1,254) ( 1 , 277) (1,277) (+23)
Office of the General Counsel .................... . (25,352) (28,511) (28,089) (+2,737) (-422)
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Office of the Under Secretary of Transportation
for Policy .................................... . (13,069) (19,658) (17,469} (+4,400) (-2,189)
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Budget and
Programs ....................................... . (18,291) (22,805) (21,026) (+2,735) (-1,779)
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Office of the Assistant Secretary for Governmental
Affairs ........................................ . (3,341) (3,968) (3,968) (+627)
Office of the Assistant Secretary for
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Administration ................................. . (34,899) (42,402) (41,399) (+6,500) (-1,003)
Office of Public Affairs and Public Engagement ... . (3,645) (5,727) (5,727) (+2,082)
Office of the Executive Secretariat .............. . (2,116) (2,312) (2,312) (+196)
Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency
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Response ...................................... . (14,821) (18,533) (15,533) (+712) (-3,000)
Office of the Chief Information Officer .......... . (19,747) (34,206) (29,195) (+9,448) (-5,011)
Office of Tribal Government Affairs ............. . (1,450) (1,450) (1,450)
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Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy 2,000 -2,000
Research and Technology ............................ . 51,363 48,147 48,996 -2,367 +849
National Infrastructure Investments .................. . 775,000 1,500,000 800,000 +25,000 -700,000
Thriving Communities Initiative/Infrastructure
Advancement Initiative for Thriving Communities ..... 25,000 110,737 25,000 -85,737
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bil 1 Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
National Surface Transportation and Innovative Finance
Bureau ............................................ . 3,800 3,850 8,850 +5,050 +5,000
Financial Management Capital ......................... . 5,000 5,000 5,000
Cyber Security Initiatives ........................... . 39,400 48,100 48,100 +8,700
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Office of Civil Rights .............................. .. 11,564 20,555 14,800 +3,236 -5,755
Transportation Planning, Research, and Development ... . 29,863 19,648 36,543 +6,680 +16,895
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
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Spending ....................................... . (7,066) (12,914) (+5,848) (+12,914)
Working Capital Fund ................................. . (419,173) (505,285) (505,285) (+86, 112)
Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and
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Outreach ........................................... . 4,977 7,094 5,132 +155 -1,962
Payments to Air Carriers (Airport & Airway Trust Fund) 350,000 368,727 354,827 +4,827 -13,900
Essential Air Service ................................ . (116,419} (81,274) ( 122,160) (+5 ,741} (+40,886)
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Electric Vehicle Fleet .............................. .. 16,000 -16,000
Working Capital Fund, Volpe National Transportation
Systems Center ..................................... . 4,500 -4,500
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Administrative Provision
Volpe National Transportation Systems Center(Sec. 108) 4,500 +4,500 +4,500
National Infrastructure Investments (Sec. 109)
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(rescission) ..................................... . -27,000 -27,000 -27,000
National Infrastructure Investments (Sec. 109)
(reappropriation) .................................. . 27,000 +27,000 +27,000
RRIF Cohort 3 Modification Cost ...................... . 10,000 -10,000
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Total, Office of the Secretary ................. . 1,447,467 2,338,777 1,522,762 +75,295 -816,015
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FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bil 1 vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022 Federal Aviation Administration
Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. . 11,414,100 11,933,821 11,915,000 +500,900 -18,821
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Aviation safety .................................. . (1,536,298) (1,645,268) (1,630,794) (+94,496) (-14,474)
Air traffic organization ......................... . (8,472,585) (8,797,544) (8,812,537) (+339,952) (+14,993)
Commercial space transportation ................. . (32,470) (42,504) (37,854) (+5,384) (-4,650)
Finance and management ........................... . (889,216) (918,049) (918,049) (+28,833)
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NextGen ......................................... . (63,955) (65,581) (65,581) (+1,626)
Security and Hazardous Materials Safety .......... . (139,466) (159,657) (152,509) (+13,043) (-7,148)
Staff offices .................................... . {280,110) (305,218) (297,676) (+17,566) (-7,542)
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Facilities and Equipment (Airport & Airway Trust Fund) 2,892,888 3,015,000 2,945,000 +52, 112 -70,000
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Direct
Spending ....................................... . (45,000) (+45,000) (+45,000)
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Research, Engineering and Development (Airport &
Airway Trust Fund) ................................. . 248,500 260,500 255,000 +6,500 -5,500
Grants-in-Aid for Airports (Airport and Airway Trust
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Fund) (Liquidation of contract authorization) ....... . (3,350,000) (3,350,000) (3,350,000)
(Limitation on obligations) ...................... . (3,350,000) (3,350,000) {3,350,000)
Administration ................................. . (127,165) (137,372) (137,372) (+10,207)
Airport cooperative research program ........... . (15,000) (15,000) (15,000)
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Airport technology research ................... . (40,961) (40,828) (40,828) ( -133)
Small community air service development program. (10,000) (10,000) (10,000)
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
Grants-in-Aid for Airports (General Fund) ............ . 554,180 558,555 +4,375 +558,555
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending. . . ............................... . (279,180} (283,555) (+4,375) (+283,555)
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Total, Federal Aviation Administration ........ . 15, 109,668 15,209,321 15,673,555 +563,887 +464,234
Limitations on obligations ..................... . (3,350,000) (3,350,000) (3,350,000)
Total budgetary resources ...................... . (18,459,668) (18,559,321) (19,023,555) (+563,887) (+464,234)
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Limitation on Administrative Expenses .............. .. (476,784) (476,784) (+9,819)
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Federal-Aid Highways (Highway Trust Fund):
(limitation on obligations) ...................... . (57,473,430) (58,764,511) (58,764,511) (+1,291,081)
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(liquidation of contract authorization) .......... . (58,212,430) (59,461,388} (59,503,511) (+1,291,081} (+42,123)
(Exempt contract authority) ...................... . (739,000) (739,000) (739,000)
Highway Infrastructure Programs (General Fund} ....... . 2,444,928 3,417,812 +972,884 +3,417,812
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Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending ....................................... . (846,928) ( 1 , 862,812) (+1,015,884) (+1,862,812)
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Total, Federal Highway Administration ......... . 2,444,928 3,417,812 +972,884 +3,417,812
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Limitations on obligations ................... . (57,473,430) (58,764,511) (58,764,511) (+1,291,081)
Exempt contract authority ..................... . (739,000) (739,000) (739,000}
Total budgetary resources .................... .. (60,657,358} (59,503,511) (62,921 , 323} (+2,263,965) (+3,417,812)
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FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Motor Carrier Safety Operations and Programs (Highway
Trust Fund)(Liquidation of contract authorization) .. (360,000) (367,500) (367,500) (+7,500)
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(limitation on obligations) ...................... . (360,000) (367,500) (367,500) (+7,500)
Motor Carrier Safety Grants (Highway Trust Fund)
(Liquidation of contract authorization) ............ . (496,000) (506,150) (506,150) (+10, 150)
(limitation on obligations) ...................... . (496,000) (506,150) ( 506,150) (+10, 150)
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Total, Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Admi ni strati on ............................... .
Limitations on obligations ..................... . (856,000) (873,650) (873,650) (+17,650)
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Operations and Research (General Fund) .............. . 200,000 272,650 210,000 +10,000 -62,650
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Operations and Research (Highway Trust Fund)
(Liquidation of contract authorization) . . . . (192,800) (197,000) (197,000) (+4,200)
(limitation on obligations) ..................... . (192,800) (197,000) (197,000) (+4,200)
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Subtotal, Operations and Research .......... . 392,800 469,650 407,000 +14,200 -62,650
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Enacted Request Final Bil1 vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Highway Traffic Safety Grants (Highway Trust Fund)
(Liquidation of contract authorization) ........ . (774,300) (795,220) (795,220) (+20,920)
(Limitation on obligations) ................... .. (774,300) (795,220) (795,220) (+20,920)
Highway safety programs ( 23 USC 402) ........... . (363,400) (370,900) (370,990) {+7,590) (+90)
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National priority safety programs (23 USC 405) .. (336,500) (346,500) {346,500) {+10,000)
High visibility enforcement .................... . (36,400) (38,300) (38,300) (+1,900)
Administrative expenses ....................... . (38,000) (39,520) (39,520) (+1,520)
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Total, National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration ............................. . 200,000 272,650 210,000 +10,000 -62,650
Limitations on obligations ................... . (967,100) (992,220) (992,220) (+25.120)
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Total budgetary resources .................... . (1,167,100) (1,264,870) (1,202,220) {+35, 120) (-62,650)
Federal Railroad Administration
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Safety and Operations ................................ . 240,757 254,426 250,449 +9,692 -3, 977
Railroad Research and Development .................... . 43,000 58,000 44,000 +1,000 -14,000
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Subtotal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. . 283,757 312,426 294,449 +10,692 -17, 977
Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail 100,000 555,000 100,000 -455,000
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Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety
Improvements ................................ . 625,000 500,000 535,000 -90,000 +35,000
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending ....................................... . (120,860) (30,426) (-90,434) (+30,426)
Restoration and Enhancement .......................... . 50,000 -50,000
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FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Final Bi 11
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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Railroad Crossing Elimination Program ........... . 245,000 -245,000
Financial Assistance Oversight and Technical
Assistance (by transfer) .................... . (41,000) (41,000) (+41,000)
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Subtotal ... 725,000 1,350,000 635,000 -90,000 -715,000
National Railroad Passenger Corporation:
Northeast Corridor Grants ...................... . 874,501 1,200,000 1,260,000 +385,499 +60,000
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National Network Grants .......................... . 1,456,870 1,800,000 1,193,000 -263,870 -607,000
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Subtotal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... . 2,331,371 3,000,000 2,453,000 +121,629 -547,000
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Rescission (Sec. 153) ................................ . -15,042 +15,042
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Rescission (Sec. 157) ................................ . -3, 421 -3,421 - 3,421
Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety
Improvements (Sec. 159) ........................... . 25,000 +25,000 +25,000
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Total, Federal Railroad Administration ....... .. 3,325,086 4,662,426 3,404,028 +78,942 -1 ,258,398
Federal Transit Administration
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Transit Formula Grants (Highway Trust Fund, Mass
Transit Account)(Liquidation of contract
authorization) .................................... . (13,355,000) (13,634,000) (13,634,000) {+279,000)
(Limitation on obligations) ...................... . (13,355,000) (13,634,000) (13,634,000) (+279,000)
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Transit Infrastructure Grants.. . .................... . 504,263 200,000 541,959 +37,696 +341 ,959
Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending ....................................... . (200,798) (360,459) (+159,661) (+360,459)
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Trans it Research. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................. . 30,000 -30,000
Technical Assistance and Training ................... . 7,500 8,000 7,500 -500
Capital Investment Grants ............................ . 2,248,000 2,850,000 2,210,000 -38,000 -640,000
Grants to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit
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Authority ......................................... . 150,000 150,000 150,000
Administrative Provisions
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Formula Grants (rescission) .......................... . -6,734 +6,734
Capital Investment Grants (Sec. 165) ................. . 425,000 +425,000 +425,000
Capital Investment Grants (Sec. 166) (rescission) ... . -196,000 -140,000 +56,000 -140,000
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Capital Investment Grants (Sec. 166) (reappropriation) 196,000 140,000 -56,000 +140,000
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Total, Federal Transit Administration .......... . 2,903,029 3,238,000 3,334,459 +431,430 +96,459
Limitations on obligations ..................... . (13,355,000) (13,634,000) (13,634,000) (+279,000)
Sfmt 0634 Total budgetary resources ..................... . (16,258,029) (16,872,000) (16,968,459) (+710,430) (+96,459)
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Corporation
Operations and Maintenance (Harbor Maintenance Trust
Fund) .............................................. . 38,000 38,500 38,500 +500
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Maritime Administration
Maritime Security Program ............................ . 318,000 318,000 318,000
Rescission ........................................ . -55,000 -55,000 -55,000
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Cable Security Fleet ................................ . 10,000 10,000 +10,000
Tanker Security Program .............................. . 60,000 60,000 60,000
Operations and Training .............................. . 172,204 192,000 213,181 +40,977 +21, 181
State Maritime Academy Operations .................... . 423,300 77,700 120,700 -302,600 +43,000
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Assistance to Smal 1 Shipyards ........................ . 20,000 20,000 20,000
Ship Disposal ....................................... . 10,000 6,000 6,000 -4,000
Rescission ......................................... . -12,000 -12, 000 -12, 000
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Maritime Guaranteed Loan (Title XI) Program Account·
Administrative expenses ........................... . 3,000 3,000 3,000
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Port Infrastructure Development Program ............ . 234,310 230,000 212,204 -22,106 -17, 796
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Total, Maritime Administration ................ . 1 ,250,814 839,700 896,085 -354,729 +56,385
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Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Operational Expenses (General Fund) .................. . 29,100 30,150 29,936 +836 -214
Hazardous Materials Safety (General Fund) ............ . 66,829 74,211 70,743 +3, 914 -3,468
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bi 11
Enacted Request Final Bil 1 vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Pipeline Safety:
Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund ................... . 27,650 29,000 29,000 +1,350
Pipeline Safety Fund ............................ . 146,600 151,400 153,985 +7,385 +2,585
Liquefied Natural Gas Siting Account ............ .. 400 400 400
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Underground Natural Gas Storage Facility Safety
Account .. , ...... , ......... , .................... . 8,000 7,000 7,000 -1,000
______ .. _ .. _ - _,.. _____________ .., ________________ ,.. ____________ ·--------------
Subtotal ............. . 182,650 187,800 190,385 +7,735 +2,585
PO 00000
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Emergency Preparedness Grants:
Limitation on emergency preparedness fund ....... . (28,318) (28,318) (28,318)
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Total, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
Administration ................ , ............. . 278,579 292,161 291,064 +12,485 -1,097
Limitations on obligations ..................... . (28,318) (28,318) (28,318)
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Total budgetary resources ...................... . (306,897) (320,479) (319,382) (+12,485) (-1,097)
Pipeline safety fund user fees ...................... .. -146,600 -151 ,400 -153,985 -7,385 -2,585
Underground natural gas storage facility safety
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account user fees .................................. . -8,000 -7,000 -7,000 +1,000
Liquefied natural gas siting user fees ............... . -400 -400 -400
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Enacted Request Final Bil 1 vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Office of Inspector General
Salaries and Expenses ............................... . 103, 150 108,073 108,073 +4,923
Jkt 039060 Total, title I, Department of Transportation ... . 26,945,721 26,840,808 28,734,953 +1 ,789,232 +1,894, 145
Appropriations ............................ . (27,163,497) (26,907,808) (28,972,374) (+1,808,877) (+2,064,566)
Rescissions ................................ . (-217,776) (-67, 000) {-237,421) (-19,645) (-170,421)
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Limitations on obligations ..................... . (76,001,530) (77,614,381) (77,614,381} (+1,612.851)
Total budgetary resources ...................... . {102,947,251) (104,455,189) (106,349,334) (+3,402,083) ( +1 , 894, 145}
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
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TITLE II - DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Management and Administration
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Executive Offices .................................... . 15,200 18,000 18,500 +3,300 +500
Administrative Support Offices ....................... . 607,000 690,900 659.600 +52,600 -31,300
Program Offices:
PO 00000
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Public and Indian Housing ........................ . 253,500 285.900 278,200 +24,700 -7.700
Community Planning and Development ............... . 147,000 154,100 163,400 +16,400 +9,300
Housing .......................................... . 431,000 488,500 465,000 +34,000 -23,500
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Policy Development and Research .................. . 35,000 41,600 39,600 +4,600 -2,000
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity ............... . 88,000 105,800 97,000 +9,000 -8,800
Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes ............ . ______ .., _____
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11,300 11 , 100 .. _ .... -200
..,, _______ .. _,.. ____
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Subtotal. . . . . . . . . . .......................... . 965,500 1,087,200 1,054,300 +88,800 -32,900
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Total, Management and Administration ......... . 1,587,700 1 , 796,100 1,732,400 +144, 700 -63,700
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Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request
Public and Indian Housing
Tenant-based Rental Assistance:
Renewals ..... 24,095,029 26,234,000 23,748,420 -346,609 -2,485,580
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Tenant protection vouchers ....................... . 100,000 220,000 337,000 +237,000 +117,000
Administrative fees .............................. . 2,410,612 3,014,000 2,777,612 +367,000 -236,388
Sec, 811 vouchers, incremental and renewals ...... . 459,000 667,000 606,500 +147,500 -60,500
Incremental VASH vouchers ........................ . 50,000 50,000 +50,000
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Incremental family unification vouchers ......... . 30,000 30,000 +30,000
Incremental voucher assistance.,..... . ........ . 200,000 1,550,000 50,000 -150,000 -1 ,500,000
Mobility Demonstration .......................... . 25,000 445,000 -25,000 -445,000
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Subtotal (available this fiscal year) ....... . 27,369,641 32,130,000 27,599,532 +229,891 -4,530,468
Advance appropriations ........................... . 4,000,000 4,000,000 4,000,000
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Less appropriations from prior year advances ..... . -4,000,000 -4,000,000 -4,000,000
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Total, Tenant-based Rental Assistance
appropriated in this bill ............ . 27,369,641 32,130,000 27,599,532 +229,891 -4,530,468
Sfmt 0634 Public Housing Fund .................................. . 8,451,500 8,780,000 8,514,000 +62,500 -266,000
Choice Neighborhoods Initiative ..................... . 350,000 250,000 350,000 +100,000
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Self-Sufficiency Programs .......................... . 159,000 175,000 175,000 +16,000
Family Self-Sufficiency .......................... . (109,000) (120,000) (125,000) (+16,000) (+5,000)
Resident Opportunity and Self-Sufficiency ........ . (35,000) (35,000) (35,000)
Jobs-Plus Initiative ............................. . (15,000) (20,000) (15,000) (-5,000)
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Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Native American Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . 1,002,086 1,000,000 1,020,000 +17,914 +20,000
Native American Housing Block Grants, Formula .... . (772,000) (772,000) (787,000) (+15,000) (+15,000)
Native American Housing Block Grants, Competitive. (150,000) (150,000) (150,000)
Tit 1e VI Loan Program ............................ . (1,000) (1,000) (1,000)
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(limitation on guaranteed loans) ............. . (50,000) (50,000) (50,000)
Indian CDBG ...................................... . (72,086) (70,000) (75,000) (+2,914) (+5,000)
Training and Technical Assistance ................ . {7,000) (7,000) (7,000)
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Indian Housing Loan Guarantee Fund Program Account ... . 3,500 5,521 5,521 +2,021
(Limitation on guaranteed loans) ................. . (1,400,000) (1,400,000} (1,400,000)
Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant .................. . 22,300 10,000 22,300 +12,300
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Native Hawaiian Housing Loan Guarantee Fund Program
Account (limitation on guaranteed loans) .......... .. (28,000) (28,000) (28,000)
Rescission ....................................... . -5,926 +5,926
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Total, Public and Indian Housing ............... . 37, 352,101 42,350,521 37,686,353 +334,252 -4,664,168
Community Planning and Development
Sfmt 0634 Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS .......... . 450,000 455,000 499,000 +49,000 +44,000
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Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Community Development Fund·
CDBG formula ................ . 3,300,000 3,550,000 3,300,000 -250,000
Historically Underfunded Communities ........... . 195,000 -195,000
SUPPORT for Patients and Communities ............. . 25,000 25,000 30,000 +5,000 +5,000
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'Yes In My Backyard' Grant Program .............. . 85,000 +85,000 +85,000
Economic Development Initiatives (Community
Project Funding/Congressionally Directed
Spending ..................................... . 1,516,409 2,982,286 +1 ,465,877 +2,982,286
PO 00000
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CR funding (P.L 117-180) {Sec. 155) (emergency) .. 2,000,000 +2,000,000
,,. _____ ,,, __ _
+2,000,000
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Subtotal ..................................... . 4,841,409 3,770,000 8,397,286 +3,555,877 +4,627,286
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Community Development Loan Guarantees (Section 108):
(limitation on guaranteed loans) ................. . (300,000) {300,000) {300,000)
HOME Investment Partnerships Program ................. . 1,500,000 1,950,000 1,500,000 -450,000
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Preservation and Reinvestment Initiative for Community
Enhancement ........................................ . 225,000 +225,000 +225,000
Self-Help and Assisted Homeownership Opportunity
Program ............................................ . 62,500 60,000 62,500 +2,500
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Homeless Assistance Grants ......................... . 3,213,000 3,576,000 3,633,000 +420,000 +57,000
--------------- --------------- --------------- -------------,-- ---------------
Total, Community Planning and Development ...... . 10,066,909 9,811,000 14,316,786 +4,249,877 +4,505,786
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FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bi 11 vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Housing Programs
Project-based Rental Assistance:
Renewals .................................. . 13,585,000 14,625,000 13,594,580 +9,580 -1 ,030,420
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Contract administrators .. . 355,000 375,000 343,000 -12,000 -32,000
___________ .. --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
Subtotal (available this fiscal year) .......... . 13,940,000 15,000,000 13,937,580 -2,420 -1,062,420
PO 00000
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Advance appropriations ........................... . 400,000 400,000 400,000
Less appropriations from prior year advances ..... . -400,000 -400,000 -400,000
----~---------- -----------~--- --------------- --------------- ---------------
Total, Project-based Rental Assistance
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appropriated in this bi 11 .................... . 13,940,000 15,000,000 13,937,580 -2,420 -1 ,062,420
Housing for the Elderly .............................. . 1,033,000 966,000 1,075,000 +42,000 +109,000
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Housing for Persons with Disabilities ................ . 352,000 287,700 360,000 +8,000 +72,300
Housing Counseling Assistance ........................ . 57,500 65,900 57,500 -8,400
Green and Resilient Retrofit Program for Multifamily
Housing ............................................ . 250,000 -250,000
Sfmt 0634 Payment to Manufactured Housing Fees Trust Fund ...... . 14,000 14,000 14,000
Offsetting collections ........................... . -14,000 -14,000 -14,000
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Total, Housing Programs ...................... . 15,382,500 16,569,600 15,430,080 +47,580 -1 , 139, 520
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Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Federal Housing Administration
Mutual Mortgage Insurance Program Account:
(Limitation on guaranteed loans) ................. . (400,000,000) (400,000,000) (400,000,000)
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(Limitation on direct loans). .. .............. .. ( 1 , 000) (1,000) (1,000)
Offsetting receipts .............................. . -8,876,000 - 7, 701 , 000 -7,701 ,000 +1,175,000
Proposed offsetting receipts (HECM) 1/ ........... . -10,000 -35,000 -35,000 -25,000
Administrative contract expenses ................. . 150,000 165,000 150,000 -15,000
PO 00000
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General and Special Risk Program Account:
(Limitation on guaranteed loans) ................ .. (30,000,000) (35,000,000) {35,000,000) (+5,000,000)
(Limitation on direct loans) ..................... . ( 1 , 000) (1,000) (1,000)
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Offsetting receipts .............................. . -710,000 -500,000 -500,000 +210,000
--------------- --------------- --------------- ------ ------ - ---------- ----
Total, Federal Housing Administration ........ . -9,446,000 -8,071,000 -8,086,000 +1 ,360,000 -15,000
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Government National Mortgage Association
Guarantees of Mortgage-backed Securities Loan
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Guarantee Program Account:
(Limitation on guaranteed loans) ............... . (900,000,000) (900,000,000) (900,000,000)
Administrative expenses .......................... . 33,500 42,400 40,400 +6,900 -2,000
Offsetting receipts ........................... . -173,000 -166,000 -166,000 +7,000
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Offsetting receipts ............................ . -2,129,000 -1,886,000 -1,886,000 +243,000
Proposed offsetting receipts (HECM) 1/ ........... . 61,000 -54,000 -54,000 +7,000
Additional contract expenses ..................... . 1,000 1,000 +1,000
--------------- --------------- ..., ___ ..,_,..,.. ____ ,.. ___ --------------- ---------------
Total, Gov't National Mortgage Association ... -2,328,500 -2,063,600 -2,064,600 +263,900 -1 ,000
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Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request
Policy Development and Research
Research and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145,400 145,000 145,400 +400
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Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Fair Housing Activities ......................... .... . 85,000 86,000 86,355 +1,355 +355
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Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes
Lead Hazard Reduction ......................... ..... . 415,000 400,000 410,000 -5,000 +10,000
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Information Technology Fund ......................... . 323,200 382,000 374,750 +51,550 -7,250
Office of Inspector General .......................... . 140,000 149,000 146,000 +6,000 -3,000
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Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
General Provisions--Department of Housing and Urban
Development
GNMA securitization of HFA debt (Sec. 230) ........... . -1,000 +1,000
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HUD Management and Administration (Sec. 238)
(rescission) ................................. . -29,000 +29,000
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Total, title II, Department of Housing and Urban
Development .................................. . 53,694,310 61,553,621 60,177,524 +6,483,214 -1 ,376,097
Appropriations .......................... . (61,302,236) (67,510,621) (64,133,524) (+2,831 ,288) (-3,377,097)
Rescissions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . (-34,926) (+34,926)
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Emergencies .............................. . (2,000,000) (+2,000,000) (+2,000,000)
Advance appropriations .................. . (4,400,000) (4,400,000) (4,400,000)
Offsetting receipts ...................... . (-11,959,000) (-10,343,000) (-10,342,000) (+1,617,000) (+1,000)
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Offsetting collections .................. . (-14,000) (-14,000) (-14,000)
(Limitation on direct loans) ................... . (2,000) (2,000) (2,000)
(Limitation on guaranteed loans) ............... . (1,331,778,000) (1,336,778,000) (1,336,778,000) (+5,000,000)
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Final Bill vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request vs Enacted
TITLE III - RELATED AGENCIES
Access Board ............... . 9,750 9,850 9,850 +100
Federal Maritime Commission ......................... . 32,869 34,684 38,260 +5,391 +3,576
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National Railroad Passenger Corporation Office of
Inspector General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 26,248 27,720 27,935 +1 ,687 +215
National Transportation Safety Board ................. . 121,400 129,300 129,300 +7,900
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation ................ . 166,000 170,000 170,000 +4,000
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Surface Transportation Board ......................... . 39, 152 41,429 41,429 +2, 277
Offsetting collections ........................... . -1 , 250 -1 , 250 -1 , 250
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40,179 +2,277
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Subtotal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 37,902 40,179
United States Interagency Council on Homelessness ..... 3,800 4,700 4,000 +200 -700
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Total, title III, Related Agencies ............. . 397,969 416,433 419,524 +21 ,555 +3,091
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OTHER APPROPRIATIONS
EXTENDING GOVERNMENT FUNDING AND DELIVERING EMERGENCY
ASSISTANCE ACT (P.L. 117-43)
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APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2022
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Federal Aviation Administration
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Facilities and Equipment (emergency} ................. . 100,000 -100,000
Federal Highway Administration
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Emergency Relief Program (emergency) ................. . 2,600,000
_,., ______ _
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Total, Department of Transportation ............ . 2,700,000 -2 ,700, 000
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Community Planning and Development
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Community Development Fund (emergency) .... , .... 5,000,000 -5,000,000
Total, Extending Government Funding and
Delivering Emergency Assistance Act .......... . 7,700,000 -7,700,000
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INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Office of the Secretary
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National Infrastructure Investments (emergency) ...... . 2,500,000 -2,500,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . 2,500,000 2,500,000 +2,500,000
2,500,000 -2,500,000
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Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) .... .
Advance appropriations FY24 26 (emergency) ....... . 7,500,000 -7,500,000
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Total .......................... .............. . 12,500,000 2,500,000 2,500,000 -10,000,000
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06:09 Dec 23, 2022
vs Request
Safe Streets and Roads for All grants (emergency) ..... 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 1,000,000 1,000,000 +1,000,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
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Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
"" __ .,. ______ _
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Total ....................................... . 5,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 -4,000,000
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National Culvert Removal, Replacement, and Restoration
grants (emergency) ................................. . 200,000 -200,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... . 200,000 200,000 +200,000
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Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 200,000 -200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 600,000 -600,000
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Total ........................................ . 1,000,000 200,000 200,000 -800,000
Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing
Transportation Grant Program (emergency) ........... . 100,000 -100, 000
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Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 100,000 100,000 +100,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 100,000 -100,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 300,000 -300,000
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Total . . . . . . . . . . . . ........................... . 500,000
__ .. ___ _ 100,000 100,000 •400,000
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Total, Office of the Secretary ................. . 19,000,000 3,800,000 3,800,000 15,200,000
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{Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Federal Aviation Administration
Facilities and Equipment (emergency) ............... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .................................... . 1,000,000 1,000,000 +1 ,000,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 {emergency) ....... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Advance appropriations FY 2024 (emergency) ....... . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
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Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....................... . 5,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 -4,000,000
Airport Infrastructure Grants {emergency) ............ . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .............................. , ..... . 3,000,000 3,000,000 +3,000,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 {emergency) ....... . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 9,000,000 -9,000,000
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Total ........................................ . 15,000,000 3,000,000 3,000,000 -12,000,000
Airport Terminal Program (emergency) ................ . 1,000,000 -1 ,000,000
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Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 1,000,000 1,000,000 +1,000,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
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..,_ ---------------
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .
5,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 -4,000,000
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Total, Federal Aviation Administration ......... . 25,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 -20,000,000
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(Amounts in thousands)
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Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Federal Highway Administration
Highway Infrastructure Programs (emergency) .......... . 9,454,400 -9,454,400
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .................................... . 9,454,400 9,454,400 +9,454,400
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 9,454,400 -9,454,400
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 28,363,200
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-28,363,200
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Total,· Federal Highway Administration .......... . 47,272,000 9,454,400 9,454,400 -37,817,600
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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Motor Carrier Safety Operations and Programs
(emergency) ....................................... . 10,000 -10,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... .
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10,000 10,000 +10,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 10,000 -10,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 30,000 -30,000
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Total ........................................ . 50,000 10,000 10,000 -40,000
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bi 11 vs Enacted
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
vs Request
Motor Carrier Safety Grants (emergency) .............. . 124,500 -124,500
Appropriations available from prior year advances
{emergency) .................................... . 124,500 124,500 +124,500
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 124,500 -124,500
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Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 373,500 -373,500
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Total .................... . 622,500 124,500 124,500 -498,000
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Total, Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration ............................... . 672,500 134,500 134,500 -538,000
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Frm 00259 Crash Data (emergency) .............................. . 150,000 -150,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... .
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150,000 150,000 +150,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ...... . 150,000 -150,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ...... . 450,000 -450,000
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Total ........................................ . 750,000 150,000 150,000 -600,000
Vehicle Safety and Behavioral Research Programs
(emergency) ....................................... . 109,700 -109,700
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Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 109,700 109,700 +109,700
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ...... . 109,700 -109,700
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 329,100 -329,100
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Total ........................................ . 548,500 109,700 109,700 -438,800
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TRANSPORTATION. HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bi l1 Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
vs Request
Supplemental Highway Traffic Safety Programs
(emergency) ........................................ . 62,000 -62,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .................................... . 62,000 62,000 +62,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 62,000 -62,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 186,000 -186,000
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Total.... . . . . . . . . . . . ........................ . 310,000 62,000 62,000 -248,000
Total, National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration ............................... . 1,608,500 321,700 321,700 -1,286,800
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Fmt 4624
Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety
Improvements (emergency) ........................... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 1,000,000 1,000,000 +1,000,000
Sfmt 0634
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 3,000,000 -3,000,000
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Total ........................................ . 5,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 -4,000,000
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request Final Bi11
Northeast Corridor Grants to the National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (emergency) .................. . 1,200,000 ·1 ,200,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . . . . .................. ......... . 1,200,000 1,200,000 +1,200,000
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Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) 1,200,000 -1 .200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) .... 3,600,000 3,600,000 - - .. ___ ,.. __________
- - .. - - -------- ~--- --~-- .. - - .... - - ,,. - ..... --------
Total .................. ....... . 6,000,000 1,200,000 1,200,000 •4,800,000
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National Network Grants to the National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (emergency) ............... . 3,200,000 3,200,000
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Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . 3,200,000 3,200,000 +3,200,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ...... . 3,200,000 -3,200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ...... . 9,600,000 9,600,000
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.,
Total .................. .................. .... . 16,000,000 3,200,000 3,200,000 -12,800,000
Railroad Crossing Elimination Program (emergency) .. .. 600,000 -600,000
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Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . 600,000 600,000 +600,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 600,000 -600,000
-1 ,800,000
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Advance appropriations FY24 26 (emergency) ....... . 1,800,000 ----- .. ___ ____
_____ .,.,,,_,. ------- ------ _,...,_ .. - ............. ,.. .... ___ .,...,._..,,. __ ..,.,.. __ .... - - .. ,..
Total ....... . 3,000,000 600,000 600,000 -2,400,000
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TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail
Grants (emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7,200,000 -7,200,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 7,200,000 7,200,000 +7,200,000
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Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 7,200,000 -7,200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 21,600,000 -21 ,600,000
- ... - .. "" ... - - ... -- -- -----
Total ........................................ . 36,000,000 7,200,000 7,200,000 -28,800,000
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Total, Federal Railroad Administration ......... . 66,000,000 13,200,000 13,200,000 -52,800,000
Federal Transit Administration
Frm 00262 Transit Infrastructure Grants (emergency) ............ . 2,050,000 -2,050,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
Fmt 4624
(emergency} .................................... . 2,050,000 2,050,000 +2,050,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 2,050,000 -2,050,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 6,150,000 -6, 150,000
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Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . 10,250,000 2,050,000 2,050,000 -8,200,000
Capital Investment Grants (emergency) ................ . 1,600,000 -1 ,600,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .................................... . 1,600,000 1,600,000 +1 ,600,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 1,600,000 -1 ,600,000
Advance appropriations FY24- 26 (emergency) ....... . 4,800,000 -4,800,000
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Total ........................................ . 8,000,000 1,600,000 1,600,000 -6,400,000
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
All Stations Accessibility Program (emergency) . . . . . . 350,000 -350,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 350,000 350,000 +350,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 350,000 -350,000
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Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 1,050,000 -1 ,050,000
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Total ................................... • • • • • • 1,750,000 350,000 350,000 -1 ,400,000
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Electric or Low-emitting Ferry Program (emergency) .... 50,000 -50,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................... . 50,000 50,000 +50,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 50,000 -50,000
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Advance appropriations FY24 26 (emergency) ....... . 150,000 -150,000
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Total ........................................ . 250,000 50,000 50,000 -200,000
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Ferry Service for Rural Communities (emergency) ...... . 200,000 -200,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) . . . . ............................... . 200,000 200,000 +200,000
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Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 200,000 -200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 600,000 -600,000
______ .... ___ .,. ____ ------ .. -------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
Total .................................. . 1,000,000 200,000 200,000 -800,000
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Total, Federal Transit Administration ..... 21,250,000 4,250,000 4,250,000 -17,000,000
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TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
vs Enacted vs Request
Maritime Administration
Operations and Training (emergency) .................. . 25.000 25,000
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Port Infrastructure Development Program (emergency) .. . 450,000 -450,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
(emergency) .................................. . 450,000 450,000 +450,000
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 450,000 -450,000
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Advance appropriations FY24-26 {emergency) ....... . 1,350,000 -1,350,000
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Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... , .. . 2,250,000
.. _ .. _____ _ 450,000 450,000 -1,800,000
..,_ ...... _ _._ ------- ----------
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Total, Maritime Administration ......... , ....... . 2,275,000 450,000 450,000 ·1,825,000
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Fmt 4624
Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and
Modernization Grant Program (emergency) ........ , .. . 200,000 -200,000
Appropriations available from prior year advances
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(emergency) .................................... . 200,000 200,000 +200,000
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(Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Advance appropriations FY 2023 (emergency) ....... . 200,000 200,000
Advance appropriations FY24-26 (emergency) ....... . 600,000 -600,000
Total, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
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Admi ni strati on. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . 1,000,000 200,000 200,000 -800,000
---------- ----- .... ------- --------
Total, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act .. . 184,078,000 36,810,600 36,810,600 -147,267,400
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less prior year appropriations (emergency) ..... . -36,810,600 -36,810,600 36,810,600
Total, Other Appropriations ................... . 191,778,000 -191 ,778,000
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(FY 2022) ................................. . 44,535,600 -44,535,600
(FY 2023) .............................. · · · · · 36,810,600 -36,810,600
(FY 2024 - FY 2026) ........................ . 110,431,800 -110,431,800
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TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. ANO RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
{Amounts in thousands)
FY 2022 FY 2023 Final Bill Final Bill
06:09 Dec 23, 2022
Enacted Request Final Bill vs Enacted vs Request
Grand total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 272,816,000 88,810,862 89,332,001 -183,483,999 +521,139
Appropriations .................... . {88,864,952} (94,836,112) (93,526,672) (+4,661,720) ( -1 , 309, 440)
Rescissions............ . ....................... . (-252,702) (-67,000) (-237,421) (+15,281) (-170,421)
Emergency appropriations ........................ . (44,535,600) {2,000,000) (-42,535,600) (+2,000,000)
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Advance appropriations .......................... . (4,400,000) (4,400,000) (4,400,000)
Emergency advance appropriations ................. . (147,242,400) (-147,242,400)
Offsetting receipts ......................... , ... . (-11,959,000) (-10,343,000) (-10,342,000) ( +1 , 617,000) (+1,000)
Offsetting collections .................. . (-15,250) (-15,250) (-15,250)
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(Limitation on obligations). (76,001,530) (77,614,381) (77,614,381) (+1,612,851)
Total budgetary resources ... (348,817,530) (166,425,243) (166,946,382) (-181 ,871, 148) (+521,139)
Frm 00266 Grand total excluding Other Appropriations ........... . 81,038,000 88,810,862 89,332,001 +8,294,001 +521, 139
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December 20, 2022 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S9591
Mr. LEAHY. I yield the floor. Sasse Scott (SC) Tillis MOTION TO REFER WITH AMENDMENT NO. 6572
Scott (FL) Sullivan Toomey
I suggest the absence of a quorum. Mr. SCHUMER. Mr. President, I
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The NOT VOTING—5 move to refer H.R. 2617 to the Com-
clerk will call the roll. Barrasso Cruz Inhofe mittee on Appropriations with instruc-
The senior assistant legislative clerk Burr Hickenlooper tions to report back forthwith with an
proceeded to call the roll. The motion was agreed to. amendment.
Mr. SCHUMER. Mr. President, I ask f The PRESIDING OFFICER. The
unanimous consent that the order for clerk will report.
the quorum call be rescinded. AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOP- The senior assistant legislative clerk
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without MENT, FOOD AND DRUG ADMIN- read as follows:
objection, it is so ordered. ISTRATION, AND RELATED The Senator from New York [Mr. SCHUMER]
AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS moves to refer the House message to accom-
f ACT, 2023 pany H.R. 2617 to the Committee on Appro-
The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. priations with instructions to report back
forthwith with an amendment numbered
AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOP- PETERS). The clerk will report the bill 6572.
MENT, FOOD AND DRUG ADMIN- by title.
ISTRATION, AND RELATED The senior assistant legislative clerk Mr. SCHUMER. I ask consent that
AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS read as follows: further reading of the motion be dis-
ACT, 2023—Motion to Proceed pensed with.
Resolved, That the House concur in the
Senate amendments numbered 1, 2, 3, and 5
The PRESIDING OFFICER (Ms. HAS-
Mr. SCHUMER. Mr. President, it is SAN). Without objection, it is so or-
to the bill (H.R. 2617) entitled ‘‘An Act to
my understanding the Senate has re- dered.
amend section 1115 of title 31, United States
ceived a message from the House of Code, to amend the description of how per- The amendment is as follows:
Representatives to accompany H.R. formance goals are achieved, and for other (Purpose: To add an effective date)
2617. purposes’’ and that the House concur in the At the end add the following:
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Sen- Senate amendment numbered 4 to the text of SEC. ll. EFFECTIVE DATE.
ator is correct. the aforementioned bill, with an amend- This Act shall take effect on the date that
Mr. SCHUMER. I ask that the Chair ment. is 4 days after the date of enactment of this
lay before the Senate the message to MOTION TO CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT NO. 6552 Act.
accompany H.R. 2617, and I ask for the Mr. SCHUMER. Mr. President, I Mr. SCHUMER. I ask for the yeas
yeas and nays. move to concur in the House amend- and nays.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there a ment to the Senate amendment No. 4 The PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there a
sufficient second? to H.R. 2617, with an amendment. sufficient second?
There appears to be a sufficient sec- The PRESIDING OFFICER. The There appears to be a sufficient sec-
ond. clerk will report. ond.
The clerk will call the roll. The senior assistant legislative clerk The yeas and nays are ordered.
The senior assistant legislative clerk read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 6573
called the roll. The Senator from New York [Mr. SCHUMER] Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, I
Mr. DURBIN. I announce that the moves to concur in the House amendment to have an amendment to the instructions
Senator from Colorado (Mr. Senate amendment No. 4 to H.R. 2617, with at the desk.
HICKENLOOPER) is necessarily absent. an amendment numbered 6552.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The
Mr. THUNE. The following Senators Mr. SCHUMER. I ask consent that clerk will report.
are necessarily absent: the Senator further reading of the amendment be The senior assistant legislative clerk
from Wyoming (Mr. BARRASSO), the dispensed with. read as follows:
Senator from North Carolina (Mr. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without The Senator from New York [Mr. SCHUMER]
BURR), the Senator from Texas (Mr. objection, it is so ordered. proposes an amendment numbered 6573 to
CRUZ), and the Senator from Oklahoma (The amendment is printed in the the instructions of the motion to refer.
(Mr. INHOFE). RECORD of Monday, December 19, 2022, Mr. SCHUMER. I ask consent that
The result was announced—yeas 70, under ‘‘Text of Amendments.’’) further reading of the amendment be
nays 25, as follows: Mr. SCHUMER. I ask for the yeas dispensed with.
[Rollcall Vote No. 403 Leg.] and nays. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
YEAS—70 The PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there a objection, it is so ordered.
Baldwin Heinrich Rosen
sufficient second? The amendment is as follows:
Bennet Hirono Rounds There appears to be a sufficient sec- (Purpose: To modify the effective date)
Blumenthal Hyde-Smith Rubio ond. On page 1, line 3, strike ‘‘4’’ and insert ‘‘5’’.
Blunt Kaine Sanders The yeas and nays are ordered.
Booker Kelly Schatz Mr. SCHUMER. I ask for the yeas
Boozman King AMENDMENT NO. 6571 TO AMENDMENT NO. 6552 and nays.
Schumer
Brown Klobuchar Mr. SCHUMER. Mr. President, I have
Cantwell Leahy
Shaheen The PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there a
Capito Luján
Shelby an amendment at the desk. sufficient second?
Sinema The PRESIDING OFFICER. The
Cardin Manchin
Smith
There appears to be a sufficient sec-
Carper Markey
Stabenow
clerk will report. ond.
Casey McConnell The senior assistant legislative clerk
Collins Menendez Tester The yeas and nays are ordered.
Coons Merkley Thune read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 6574 TO AMENDMENT NO. 6573
Cornyn Moran Tuberville The Senator from New York [Mr. SCHUMER] Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, I
Cortez Masto Murkowski Van Hollen
proposes an amendment numbered 6571 to have a second-degree amendment at
Cotton Murphy Warner
Warnock
amendment No. 6552. the desk.
Duckworth Murray
Durbin Ossoff Warren Mr. SCHUMER. I ask consent that The PRESIDING OFFICER. The
Feinstein Padilla Whitehouse further reading of the amendment be clerk will report.
Gillibrand Peters Wicker
Graham Portman
dispensed with. The senior assistant legislative clerk
Wyden
Grassley Reed Young The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without read as follows:
Hassan Romney objection, it is so ordered. The Senator from New York [Mr. SCHUMER]
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NAYS—25 The amendment is as follows: proposes an amendment numbered 6574 to
(Purpose: To add an effective date) amendment No. 6573.
Blackburn Fischer Lee
Braun Hagerty Lummis At the end add the following: Mr. SCHUMER. I ask consent that
Cassidy Hawley Marshall SEC. ll. EFFECTIVE DATE. further reading of the amendment be
Cramer Hoeven Paul
Crapo Johnson This Act shall take effect on the date that dispensed with.
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Daines Kennedy is 1 day after the date of enactment of this The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
Ernst Lankford Act. objection, it is so ordered.
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