Calif Institute: California Aspects of FY 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Continuing Resolution: March 13, 2008

Congress Approves FY09 Omnibus Appropriations
By a vote of 245-178, the House on Wednesday, February 25, 2009, passed
the FY09 omnibus appropriations bill (H.R.1105). The bill includes the
nine appropriations bills that were not finalized in 2008 (all but Defense
and Homeland Security). The $410 billion package was then considered
by the Senate over the first two weeks of March. On March 10, 2009,
the Senate passed the bill by voice vote shortly after voting, 62-35,
to invoke cloture on the bill. During its consideration of the bill,
the Senate leadership was able to hold off numerous efforts to amend
the bill, thus eliminating the need for a conference with the House.
President Barack Obama, despite concerns over the $7.7 billion in congressionally-designated
or congressional-directed projects (more commonly known as “earmarks”) contained in the bill,
signed it into law on Wednesday, March 11
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The highlights out some of the major provisions of the bill, including many from a
California perspective.
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Programs
Administration
This Bill provides:
$5,174,000 for the Office of
the Secretary
$10,651,000 for the Office
of the Chief Economist
$14,711,000 for the National
Appeals Division
$9,054,000 for the Office of
Budget and Program Analysis
$974,000 for the Office of
Homeland Security
$17,527,000 for the Office
of the Chief Information Officer
$5,954,000 for the Office of
the Chief Financial Officer
$871,000 for the Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
$21,551,000 for the Office
of Civil Rights
$687,000 for the Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Administration
$737,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs
$86,711,000 for the Agricultural
Marketing Service (AMS), Marketing Services
$27,011,000 for Departmental
Administration
$3,877,000 for the Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations
$9,514,000 for the Office of
Communications
$85,766,000 for the Office
of Inspector General
$41,620,000 for the Office
of the General Counsel (OGC)
$609,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics
$79,500,000 for the Economic
Research Service (ERS)
$151,565,000 for the National
Agricultural Statistics Service
$2,450,000 to carry out the
Fruit Chemical Use Data study
$1,140,406,000 for the Agricultural
Research Service (ARS), Salaries and Expenses
$876,675,000 for the Animal
and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Salaries and Expenses
$40,342,000 for the Grain Inspection,
Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA), Salaries and Expenses
$613,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Food Safety
$1,170,273,000 for the Farm
Service Agency, Salaries and Expenses
$77,177,000 for the Risk Management
Agency
Buildings, Facilities and
Rental Payments
This Bill provides:
$244,244,000 for agriculture
buildings and facilities and rental payments
$1,968,000 for repairs and
maintenance projects
$2,400,000 for increased utility
costs
$1,900,000 for increased contract
support costs
$1,764,000 for life safety
and security support
$46,752,000 for the Agricultural
Research Service, Buildings and Facilities
$4,712,000 for Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service, Buildings and Facilities
Programs
This Bill provides:
$5,100,000 for hazardous materials
management
$3,867,000 for the National
Organic Program
Cooperative State Research,
Education, and Extension Service
The bill provides:
$691,043,000 for research and
education activities, including $100,400,000 for special research grants
$1,139,000 for the Food and
Agriculture Policy Institute
$419,900,000 for Section 406
Legislative Authority (includes water quality, food safety, regional
pest management, etc.)
Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service
This Bill includes:
$159,945 thousand for Pest
and Disease exclusions
$255,730 thousand for Plant
& Animal Health Monitoring
$345,020 thousand for Pest
and Disease Management
$22,021thousand for Animal
Care
$83,751 thousand for Scientific
and Technical Services
Food Safety and Inspection
Services
This Bill includes:
$971,566,000 for the Food Safety
and Inspection Service (FSIS)
Farm Services Agency
This Bill provides:
$4,369,000 for State Mediation
Grants
$5,000,000 for the Grassroots
Source Water Protection Program
($3,940,000) for Indian Tribe
Land Acquisition, Subsidy 248,000
($100,000,000) Boll Weevil
Eradication
Through the Agricultural Credit
Insurance Fund Program Account, this Bill provides:
Farm Ownership Loans
Direct:
($222,298,000)
Guaranteed:
(1,238,768,000)
Subsidy:
4,088,000
Farm Operating Loans:
Direct:
($575,095,000)
Subsidy:
67,804,000
Unsubsidized
Guaranteed (1,017,497,000)
Subsidy:
25,336,000
Subsidized
Guaranteed: (269,986,000)
Subsidy:
37,231,000
Corporations
This bill provides:
An
appropriation of such sums as may be necessary for the Federal Crop
Insurance Corporation Fund
An appropriation of such sums
as may be necessary for Reimbursement for Net Realized Losses of the
Commodity Credit Corporation
Conservation Programs
This Bill provides:
$758,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment
$853,400,000 for Conservation Operations
$24,289,000 for Watershed and
Flood Prevention Operations
$40,000,000 for the Watershed
Rehabilitation Program
Rural Development Programs
This Bill Includes:
$646,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Rural Development
$200,951 ,000 for activities
under the Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program, and an estimated loan
program level of $7,599,821,000
$902,500,000 for the Rental
Assistance Program
$27,714,000 for the Multi-family
Housing Revitalization Program
$38,727,000 for Mutual and
Self-Help Housing Grants
$41,500,000 for Rural Housing
Assistance Grants
$18,269,000 for the Farm Labor
Program Account and an estimated loan program level of $21,678,000;
$9,135,000 for loan subsidies; and $9,134,000 for grants
$63,830,000 for the Rural Community
Facilities Program Account
$87,385,000 for the Rural Business
Program Account,
An estimated loan program level
of $33,077,000 for the Rural Economic Development Loan program
$12,636,000 for Rural Cooperative
Development Grants
$4,424,000 for cooperative
development grants
$2,582,000 for a cooperative
agreement for the Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas program
$1,463,000 for cooperatives
or associations of cooperatives whose primary focus is to provide assistance
to small, socially disadvantaged producers
$300,000 for a cooperative
research agreement with a qualified academic institution
$3,867,000 for the value-added
agricultural product market development grant program
$8,130,000 for Rural Empowerment
Zones and Enterprise Communities Grants
$5,000,000 for the Rural Energy
for America Program
$556,268,000 for the Rural
Water and Waste Disposal Program Account
$525,000 for activities under
the Rural Electrification and Telecommunications Loans Program Account
and an estimated loan program level of $7,290,000,000
$39,245,000 to the Rural Development
Salaries and Expenses account
$400,487,000 for broadband
telecommunications
$15,619,000 for broadband telecommunications
loan subsidy
$34,755,000 for distance learning
and telemedicine grants, of which $4,965,000 is for public broadcasting
system grants
$13,406,000 for broadband telecommunications
grants
Domestic Food Programs
This Bill provides:
$610,000 for the Office of
the Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services
Programs
This Bill provides:
$14,951,911,000 for Child Nutrition
Programs, including:
School
lunch program $8,516,983,000
School
breakfast program 2,612,146,000
Child
and adult care food program 2,487,439,000
Summer
food service program 361,025,000
Special
milk program 14,987,000
State
administrative expenses 178,994,000
Commodity
procurement and computer support 750,701,000
School
meals initiative/Team nutrition 15,000,000
Coordinated
review effort 5,636,000
Food
safety education 2,500,000
SNDA
Data Collection and Analysis 2,000,000
CACFP
Error Estimates 1,000,000
Total
$14,951,911,000
$15,000,000 for TEAM Nutrition
$5,500,000 for food service
training grants to States
$3,000,000 for technical assistance
materials
$800,000 for National Food
Service Management Institute cooperative agreements
$1,000,000 for print and electronic
food service resource systems
$1,500,000 to assist USDA's
Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion in development and maintenance,
of MyPyramid and Dietary Guidelines materials in support of nutrition
education for program participants and their families
$3,200,000 for other activities
$6,860,000,000 for the Special
Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
$53,969,246,000 for the supplemental
nutrition assistance program
$230,800,000 for the Commodity
Assistance Program, of that amount, the bill provides $160,430,000 for
the Commodity Supplemental Food Program.
$142,595,000 for Nutrition
Programs Administration.
Food and Drug Administration
This Bill provides:
$2,622,267,000 for the salaries
and expenses of the Food and Drug Administration
A limit of $49,000,000 for
administrative expenses of the Farm Credit Administration
This Bill provides:
$12,433,000 for FDA buildings
and facilities
Congressionally Designated
Projects:
This Chart contains a list of all Agriculture,
Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration Congressionally Designated
Projects included in the Omnibus Bill. The Chart includes the
Program, Subsection, Project Description and the Amount Allocated
Bill
Program
Bill Subsection
Project Description
Amount Allocated
Ag/Rural
Development/FDA
Agricultural Research Service
Buildings and facilities
Center for Advanced Viticulture
and Tree Crop Research, Davis
$2,192,000
Ag/Rural
Development/FDA
Agricultural Research Service
Buildings and facilities
U.S. Agricultural Research
Station, Salinas
$2,192,000
Ag/Rural
Development/FDA
Agricultural Research Service
Salaries & Expenses
Water Management Research
Laboratory, Brawley
$317,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service
Salaries & Expenses
California County Pest Detection
Augmentation Program, California Department of Food and Agriculture
$581,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service
Salaries & Expenses
California County Pest Detection
Import Inspection Program, California Department of Food and Agriculture
$693,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service
Salaries & Expenses
Olive Fruit Fly Detection
and Exclusion Program
$218,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
RE/FA
Applied Agriculture and Environmental
Research
$693,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
SRG
Fresh Produce Food Safety
$704,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
SRG
Pierce's Disease
$1,531,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
SRG
Sustainable Agriculture
$357,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Salaries & Expenses
Western Region FDA Center
of Excellence, University of California Davis
$1,399,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation
Service
Conservation Operations
Mojave Water Agency Non-Native
Plant Removal
$667,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation
Service
Conservation Operations
Municipal Water District of
Orange County for Efficient Irrigation
$134,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation
Service
Conservation Operations
Urban Forestry Conservation
Project
$188,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Conservation Operations
Water Quality Protection Program
for the Monterey Bay Sanctuary
$400,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Watershed/flood prevention
operations
Alameda Creek Watershed Project
$1,337,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Natural Resources Conservation
Service
Watershed/flood prevention
operations
Colgan Creek Restoration Project
$382,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
SRG
Viticulture Consortium, NY, PA, CA
$1,454,000
Ag-Rural
Development-FDA
Cooperative State Research
Education and Extension Service
SRG
Aquaculture, FL, TX, CA
$416,000
Commerce,
Justice, Science
Department of Commerce
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
The
bill includes $272,800,000 for the programs and administrative expenses
of the Economic Development Administration (EDA), which is $149,168,000
above the request. It also includes $240,000,000 for the Economic Development
Assistance Programs, an increase of $147,200,000 above the request.
Of the amounts provided for those programs, funds are to be distributed
as follows:
Global climate change mitigation initiative $14,700,000
Public works $133,280,000
Planning $31,000,000
Technical assistance $9,400,000
Research and evaluation $490,000
Trade adjustment assistance $15,800,000
Economic adjustment assistance $35,330,000
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION
The
bill includes a total of $4,365,196,000 in discretionary appropriations
for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is $261,283,000
above the request.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration Operations, Research and Facilities
The California Salmon Council will receive $200,000 for the West Coast
Weak Stock Salmon Solutions in Folsom.
The Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute will receive $250,000 for the
California Marine Fisheries Replenishment Program in San Diego.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium will receive $250,000 for the Bluefin Tuna
Tagging and Research Program.
NOAA Office of Education will receive $2.5 million for the California
Bay Watershed Education and Training Program in Monterey.
The Pierce College Weather Station in Woodland Hills will receive $85,000
for Meteorological Equipment.
San Jose State University will receive $115,000 for its Training the
Next Generation Weather Forecasters program.
NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES
SERVICE (NMFS)
.-The recommendation provides $753,510,000 for NMFS
operations, research and facilities, which is $29,299,000 above the
request. Within that funding, Pacific Salmon Management Activities are
slated to receive 59,000,000 from Marine Mammals, Marine Turtles, and
Marine Protected Species funding; $24,000,000 will go to Salmon Management
Activities from Fisheries Research and Management programs.
The
Committee report states: “Pacific salmon restoration.-The San Joaquin
River Restoration Settlement will restore California's second longest
river and help rebuild imperiled Pacific salmon runs. NMFS is obligated,
under the Federal court order, to participate in the restoration planning
and settlement implementation along with other Federal agencies. NMFS
is expected to adhere to the requirements of the court order and report
back to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations on any developments.”
PACIFIC COASTAL SALMON RECOVERY
The bill includes $80,000,000 for Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery, which
is $45,000,000 above the budget request.
Department of Justice
STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
ASSISTANCE
The
bill provides $1,328,500,000 for State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance
programs for fiscal year 2009, including the following:
(in thousands of dollars)
– Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance
Grants 546,000
National
Institute of Justice (5,000)
State
and Local Intelligence Training (2,000)
President-elect
Security (7,000)
– Byrne Discretionary Grants
178,500
– Byrne Competitive Grants
30,000
– State Criminal Alien Assistance
Program 400,000
– Southwest Border Prosecutor
Program 31,000
– Victims of Trafficking Grants
10,000
– State Prison Drug Treatment
10,000
– Drug Courts 40,000
Included
in the
Byrne Discretionary Grants
are the following congressionally-designated items:
Alameda County – Alameda County Violence Prevention Initiative – Oakland
– $250,000
California Forensic Science Institute – California State University,
Los Angeles – $1,000,000
California State Department of Justice – California Gang Suppression
Enforcement Teams – Sacramento – $200,000
Center Point, Inc – Re-Entry and Community Integration Services – San
Rafael – $200,000
Chapman University and the Anaheim Family Justice Center – Chapman University Domestic Violence Clinic Anaheim – $300,000
City of Folsom – Folsom Emergency Operations Center – Folsom – $500,000
City of Glendale – Foothill Regional Forensic DNA lab – $1,000,000
City of Los Angeles – Gang Intervention and Community Policing Training
Academy – $250,000
City of Los Angeles – Gang Reduction Zone-Boyle Heights – $550,000
City of Oakland – to recruit and hire additional police officers from
within the Oakland community – $300,000
City of Refuge Economic Development Corporation – Anchor of Hope Re-Entry
Employment Project – Gardena – $70,000
City of San Bernardino – for a school-based partnership to provide gang
resistance education and training – $500,000
City of San Jose – to assess the City's gang intervention and prevention
programs – $250,000
City of Santa Rosa – Santa Rosa – Mayor – $10,000
City of Stockton – Operation Peacekeeper Gang Outreach Program – $500,000
City of Westminster – Asian Criminal Enterprise Initiative – $312,000
Community Build, Inc.- Gang Prevention and Community Safety Project
– Los Angeles – $150,000
County of Monterey – Monterey County Street and Anti-Gang Project (aka:
Gang Task Force) – $1,250,000
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)of Los Angeles County -San Fernando
Valley – $110,000
Criminal Information Sharing Alliance – for a law enforcement information
sharing network – Folsom,CA – $400,000
East Bay Community Law Center – Clean Slate Clinic for Community Re-entry
& Reintegration – Oakland – $250,000
Family Violence Prevention Fund – International Center to End Violence
– San Francisco – $2,000,000
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department – to upgrade an anti-gang
data and analysis database – Monterey Park – $300,000
Los Angeles County Sheriff, Temple City – Mobile Law Enforcement Automobile
Investigative System – $35,000
Office of Orange County District Attorney – DNA Expansion Project –
Santa Ana – $500,000
Phoenix House Santa Fe Springs – Drug Treatment for Women – $200,000
Providence Holy Cross Foundation – Tattoo Removal Violence Prevention
Outreach
Program – Mission Hills – $200,000
Riverside County Probation Department – Automated Kiosk Reporting System
– $500,000
San Bernardino and Riverside Counties – San Bernardino and Riverside
County Regional Fingerprint ID (CAL-ID) – $1,925,000
San Francisco District Attorney – Back on Track – $400,000
San Francisco District Attorney's Office – San Francisco Elder Abuse
Center – $300,000
San Jose State University Foundation – Collaborative Response to Victims
of Domestic Violence – $440,000
San Mateo County – Gender Responsive Program – $200,000
SEARCH, National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics –
Sacramento – $500,000
Simon Wiesenthal Center – to provide sensitivity training to law enforcement
when investigating hate crimes and civil rights abuses – Los Angeles
– $1,000,000
Southeast Los Angeles County Workforce Investment Board – Job Training
Program for Foster Youth – Cerritos – $125,000
The Criminal Justice Training Center – Golden West College Virtual Interactive
Training Simulator – Huntington Beach – $500,000
Ventura County Sheriff – Ventura County Sheriff Crime Lab Microscope
– $100,000
YWCA of Greater Los Angeles – Sexual Assault Response Teams – $100,000
Office of Justice Programs
Juvenile Justice
– Congressional-Designated Items
A Place Called Home – Educational Services Program – Los Angeles $75,000
Alameda County Social Services Agency – Alameda County Children – $530,000
All Peoples Christian Center – Tomorrow’s Leaders – Los Angeles –
$95,000
Barrio Action Youth &Family Center – Learning Options – Los Angeles
– $50,000
Boys and Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley – At-Risk Teen
After School Program – $80,000
Boys Town – Boys Town, Los Angeles region – Santa Ana – $245,000
CARECEN – Community Technology and Recreation Center Los Angeles – $100,000
CASA serving Lancaster – Court Appointed Special Advocates Program –
Monterey Park – $300,000
Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters – Anti-Gang Big Brothers Big Sisters
Mentoring Program – Los Angeles – $100,000
Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters – Pasadena Community Mentoring Program
– Los Angeles – $80,000
Century Youth Activities League – Sheriffs Youth Activity League Gang-Prevention
Program, Florence-Firestone – Los Angeles – $165,000
City of East Palo Alto – East Palo Alto Violence Prevention Initiative
– East Palo Alto – $400,000
City of Los Angeles, Glassell Park Recreation Center – At the Park After
Dark Gang Prevention Program – $50,000
City Of Newark – School Resource Officer Program – Newark – $150,000
City of Oceanside – Oceanside Community Safety Partnership Collaborative
(Gang Prevention Program) – $400,000
City of Victorville – U-turn Gang Prevention Strategy – Victorville
– $82,000
County of Fresno -for a collaborative gang prevention program – $300,000
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Los Angeles – CASA Minority
Volunteer Recruitment Project – $200,000
Covenant House California – Jumpstart for Programs Serving At-Risk Youth
– Oakland – $250,000
EI Centro Del Pueblo – Violence Prevention and Intervention Counseling
Program – Los Angeles – $75,000
Five Acres – The Boys and Girls Aid Society – Youth Diversion Program
– Altadena – $250,000
Friends of CASA of Los Angeles County – for intervention and permanent
placement for infants and toddlers in the foster care system – Los Angeles
– $375,000
Hope Through Housing Foundation – After School and Beyond Violence Prevention
Program – Rancho Cucamonga, – $750,000
i-Safe, Inc. – i-SAFE e-Safety Education and Outreach Initiative – Carlsbad
– $300,000
Los Angeles County Sheriff – Altadena Sheriff – Altadena – $30,000
Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Center – MLK, Freedom Center Youth Non-Violent
Leadership Program- Oakland – $250,000
Mentoring and Partnership for Youth Development – One-on-One Mentoring
Program – Pasadena – $130,000
Neighbors Empowering Youth – Career Training for Disadvantaged Youth
– Pasadena – $100,000
New Directions for Youth – Gang & Delinquency Prevention Program
– Van Nuys – $150,000
New Horizons Family Center – After School Program for At Risk Youth
– Glendale – $60,000
Olive Crest – Olive Crest Independent Living Skills for At-risk Youth
– Santa Ana – $100,000
Para Los Ninos-Ontario Family Resource Center – Para Los Ninos program
in Ontario – $250,000
Pasadena Youth Center – Mentoring and Career Training Program for Disadvantaged
Teens – Pasadena – $80,000
Phoenix Academy – Access to Treatment Initiative – Lake View Terrace
– $250,000
Phoenix House – Phoenix House Los Angeles County Drug Treatment Youth
Program – Lake View Terrace – $400,000
Richmond Black Firefighters Association – Richmond Youth Academy – Richmond
– $250,000
Richmond Police Activities League – Richmond Police Acitivities League
One-Stop·
Youth Center – Richmond – $400,000
Sacramento Police Department – Sacramento Youth Gang Intervention/Prevention
Program – $200,000
Santa Clara County – Multidisciplinary Alternative Reception Center
(MARC) – San Jose – $400,000
Santa Rosa – Adolescent Treatment Program Expansion Drug Abuse Alternatives
Center – $188,000
City of San Diego – Union of Pan Asian Communities At-Risk Youth Mentoring
Program – $300,000
Western
Justice Center Foundation – Violence Prevention and Intervention Program
– Pasadena – $150,000
YWCA of Greater Los Angeles – Project Empowerment – $100,000
COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING
SERVICES
The
bill provides $550,500,000 for Community Oriented Policing Services
(COPS) programs for fiscal year 2009. That amount includes $39,500,000
for Meth Hot Spots, as well as the following congressionally-directed
projects:
CALGANGG Executive Board – System Enhancements – Sonoma – $200,000
California State DOJ – Vision 2015 – Criminal Justice Information Sharing
Project – $500,000
City and County of San Francisco – San Francisco Gun Location Technology
and Policing Project – $1,000,000
City of Baldwin Park Police – Department Interoperable/Improvement
Radio Project Baldwin Park – $215,000
City of Bell Gardens – Police Communications Interoperability
Project – Bell Gardens – $250,000
City of Brea – Brea Police Department Technology Improvements – Brea
– $50,000
City of Cathedral City – Eastern Riverside County Interoperability Communication
Authority – Cathedral City – $400,000
City of Cerritos – Public Safety Technology Improvements – $350,000
City of Claremont – Claremont Emergency Operations Center – Claremont
– $1,800,000
City of Corona – Police Department Interoperability Equipment – Corona
$330,000
City of Corona – Police Department Public Safety Wireless Network –
Corona – $325,000
City of Covina – Police Department In-Car Digital Video Program – Covina
– $155,000
City of Covina – Regional Training Equipment – Simunitions Equipment
– Covina – $65,000
City of Fullerton – Law Enforcement Body Armor, Fullerton – Fullerton
– $100,000
City of Garden Grove – Garden Grove Law Enforcement Technology – Garden
Grove – $200,000
City of Gardena – Gardena Public Safety Surveillance – Gardena – $380,000
City of Inglewood – to upgrade the Inglewood Police Department’s radio
system – $500,000
City of Lake Elsinore – Lake Elsinore Emergency Operations Center –
Lake Elsinore – $100,000
City of Lompoc – Gang Activity Surveillance Program – $400,000
City of Los Angeles – to expand the City of Los Angeles mass notification
system – $500,000
City of Monterey Park – Police Department Protective Equipment – Monterey
Park – $50,000
City of Norwalk – Norwalk Public Safety Department Computer Aided Dispatching
and Records Management System – Norwalk – $170,000
City of Oakland – to provide law enforcement equipment – Oakland
– $500,000
City of Oakland – Automatic Vehicle Locating (AVl) Systems – Oakland
– $250,000
City of Pismo Beach – Pismo Beach Radio Relay Towers – Pismo Beach –
$200,000
City of Redlands – East Valley Regional Crime Analysis System (COMPASS)
– Redlands – $425,000
City of Rialto Police Department – Rialto Police Department Surveillance
Cameras – Rialto – $300,000
City of Richmond Police Department – Shotspotter Gunshot Location System
– Richmond – $600,000
City of Riverside – Public Safety Interoperability System – $895,000
City of Roseville – Roseville Regional Dispatch and Records Project
– $383,000
City of San Bernardino – San Bernardino FileNET Program – San Bernardino
– $400,000
City of San Fernando – Virtual Patrol Project – San Fernando – $1,050,000
San Jose – Police Mobile Identification, Field Reporting, and Records
Management Systems – $695,000
– City of Signal Hill – Police. Department Interoperable Technology
Upgrade – $200,000
City of South EI Monte – Equipment for Public Safety Center – South
EI Monte – $50,000
County of Kings – Computer-Aided Dispatch/Records Management System
– Hanford – $300,000
County of Mendocino – Mendocino Public Safety Microwave – Ukiah – $400,000
County of San Diego – San Diego and Imperial Counties Regional Communications
System Upgrade – $1,350,000
County of Sonoma – Integrated Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Information
and Communication System – Santa Rosa – $190,000
East Bay Regional Communications System Authority – East Bay Regional
Communications System – Dublin – $1,170,000
Fresno County – Regional Data Interoperability – $200,000
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department – Automatic License Plate Recognition
System – $200,000
Montebello Police Department – P25 Compliant Portable Radios – $180,000
Nevada County – Operation Vehicle Surveillance – Nevada City – $117,000
Palmdale City – Technology Acquisition for Joint law Enforcement/City
Emergency Operations – $100,000
Sacramento County Sheriff – In-Car Camera and Information Integration
Project – $150,000
Stanislaus County and City of Modesto – for law enforcement communications
equipment – $500,000
Methamphetamine
enforcement and clean-up
.-The bill includes $39,500,000 for grants
to address public safety associated with methamphetamine manufacturing,
sale, and use. Included within that funding are the following:
$150,000
– CA State Dept of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement – Methamphetamine
Enforcement
$300,000
– California State Department of Justice – Merced County Methamptietamine
Strategy (CALMS)
$250,000
– City of Stockton – Police Methamphetamine Suppression
$300,000
– Solano County Gang and Methamphetamine Enforcement Team
$200,000
– Ventura County Sheriff – California Multi-jurisdictional Methamphetamine
(CAL MMET) Investigators
SCIENCE
NASA
– The bill provides total funding to NASA of 17,782,385,000. Within
that funding, the bill provides $4,503,019,000 for science, an increase
of $61,500,000 over the budget request.
The
following congressionally-designated funding is also provided:
$700,000
– City of Downey Communicating the Dynamic Nature of Scientific Knowledge,
Multimedia Technology Enhancement and Rotational Exhibits at the Columbia
Memorial Space Learning Center.
$100,000
– Global Undersea Research Unit, University of Alaska Fairbanks Robotic
Exploration Technologies in Astrobiology- Moss Landing
$2,800,000
– Loma Linda University Medical Center Space Radiation Health Research
Program
$1,800,000
– University of California, Santa Cruz Bio-lnfo-Nano Research and Development
Institute at NASA Ames
NATIONAL
SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Research
and Related Activities – The bill includes $5.183 billion for fiscal
year 2009 for research and related activities.
Energy and Water Development
Energy
DOE
This bill allocates $26,967,001,000
for the Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewables
This bill provides:
$1,928,540,000 for Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy (Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy) programs.
$168,960,000 for hydrogen technology,
to include $3,000,000 for fuel processor research and development, and
$5,000,000 for manufacturing research and development activities
$217,000,000 for integrated
research and development on biomass and biorefinery systems.
$175,000,000 for solar energy
systems
$55,000,000 for wind energy
systems
$44,000,000 for geothermal
research
$40,000,000 for hydropower
$273,238,000 for vehicle technologies
$140,000,000 for building technologies,
to include $33,000,000 for the Commercial Buildings Initiative, and
no less than $25,000,000 for solid state lighting research and development
$90,000,000 for the industrial
technologies program, to include $7,500,000 for steel, glass and metal
casting in the industries (specific) program, and no less than $25,000,000
for distributed energy generation, combined-heat and power activities,
and the advanced reciprocating engines
system program
$22,000,000 for Federal Energy Management Programs
$76,000,000 for the renewable
energy Facilities and Infrastructure account
$200,000,000 for weatherization
assistance program grants, training and technical assistance
$50,000,000 for the State Energy
Program to inc1ude $25,000,000 for competitive energy projects.
$5,000,000 for the International
Renewable Energy Program
$6,000,000 for tribal energy
activities
$5,000,009 for the Renewable
Energy Production Incentive
$228,803,380 for congressionally
directed projects, for the purposes of research, development, and demonstration
of energy efficiency or renewable energy technologies or programs
Delivery and Reliability
This Bill Provides:
– $137,000,000 for the Office
of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, to include $84,721,000
for research and development, $11,451,000 for operations and analysis,
and $21,179,525 for program direction
– $19,648,475 for congressionally
directed projects, for the purposes of research, development, and demonstration
of energy technologies or programs
Nuclear
This Bill provides:
$792,000,000 for nuclear energy programs
$5,000,000 for grants and fellowships
that support nuclear science and engineering education at the Department of Energy
$177,500,000 for Nuclear Power 2010
$180,000,000 for Generation IV nuclear energy systems. Of this amount $169,000,000 is for the
Next Generation Nuclear Plant project, $2,000,000 to continue work with
Russia on gas reactors, $7,000,000 for deep burn (actinide management)
characteristics of gas-cooled reactors, and $2,000,000 is for research
and development for the Gen IV reactor program
$145,000,000 for the Advanced
Fuel Cycle Initiative (AFCI), for research and development activities
on proliferation resistant fuel cycles and waste reduction strategies
$35,000,000 for space and defense infrastructure
$6,145,500 for fresh reactor
fuel, disposal spent fuel for university reactors, and improved reactor
instrumentation and equipment upgrades
$12,500,000 for Oak Ridge radiological
facilities management for hot cells at the Radiochemical Engineering Development Center
$12,500,000 for Los Alamos radiological facilities
$2,854,500 for congressionally directed projects
“Clean” Coal and Fossil
Fuel Technologies
This Bill provides:
$876,320,000 for Fossil Energy
Research and Development programs, supporting the advancement of a range
of the Department's fossil energy research and development activities
$700,000,000 for Round III
of the Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI)
$404, 235,850 for Fuels and
Power Systems
$20,000,000 for natural gas
technologies, to include no less than $15,000,000 for methane gas hydrates
research and development
$5,000,000 for petroleum-oil
technologies
$18,000,000 for Plant and Capital
Equipment
$9,700,000 for Fossil Energy
Environmental Restoration
$656,000 for Special Recruitment
Programs
$5,000,000 for Cooperative
Research and Development
$43,864,150 for congressionally
designated projects for the purposes of research, development, and demonstration
of coal and other fossil energy related technologies or programs
Petroleum and Oil Shale
Reserves
This Bill provides
$19,099,000 for the operation
of the Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves
$205,000,000 for the Strategic
Petroleum Reserve
$110,595,000 for the Energy
Information Administration (EIA)
$261,819,000 for Non-Defense
Environmental Cleanup
$4,757,500 for congressionally
directed projects
Uranium
$535,503,000 for activities
funded from the Uranium Enrichment Decontamination and Decommissioning
Fund, to include $116,446,000 for Paducah, $200,224,000 for Portsmouth,
$208,883,000 for Oak Ridge, and $10,000,000 for the Title X uranium
and thorium reimbursements program
Science
This Bill provides $4,772,636,000 for Science
$795,726,000 for high energy physics
$512,080,080 for nuclear physics
$601,540,000 for biological and environmental research
$423,613,000 for biological research
$177,927,000 for climate change research
$1,571,972,407 for basic energy sciences
$368,820,000 for Advanced Scientific Computing Research
$402,550,000 for Fusion Energy Science
$145,380,000 for Science Lab Infrastructure
$186,695,000 for Science Program Direction
$15,000,000 to establish the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy
$93,686,593 for congressionally directed projects
Nuclear Waste Disposal
$145,390,000 for Nuclear Waste Disposal program
$1,855,425 for congressionally directed projects
Loan Guarantees
This Bill includes:
$18,500,000,000 of loan guarantees for nuclear power facilities
$6,000,000,000 of loan guarantees for coal based power generation and industrial gasification activities
at retrofitted and new facilities that incorporate carbon capture and sequestration or other beneficial uses of carbon
$2,000,000,000 of loan guarantees for advanced coal gasification
$18,500,000,000 of loan guarantees for renewable and/or energy efficient systems and manufacturing, and
distributed energy generation, transmission and distribution
$2,000,000,000 for advanced
nuclear facilities for the "front-end" of the nuclear fuel cycle
Administration
This Bill includes:
$155,326,000 for Departmental Administration expenses
$43,257,000 for the Office of the Chief Financial Officer
$67,790,000 for the Office of Management
$1,500,000 to establish an Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
$51,927,000 for the Office of the Inspector General
$9,129,594,000 for the National Nuclear Security Administration
Weapons and Other Activities
This bill includes:
$6,380,000,000 for Weapons Activities
$1,619,186,000 for Campaigns.
This includes $2,100,000 for the University Research Program in Robotics
$1,590,152,000 for Directed Stockpile Work
$1,674,406,000 for Readiness in Technical Base and Facilities (RTBF)
$214,439,000 for Secure Transportation Asset
$215,278,000 for Nuclear Weapons Incident Response
$147,449,000 for Facilities and Infrastructure Recapitalization
$38,596,000 for Environmental Projects and Operations
$856,494,000for Safeguards and Security
$22,836,000 for congressionally directed projects
Nuclear Nonproliferation
This bill allocates $1,482,350,000
for DOD Nuclear Nonproliferation efforts
Defense Environmental Clean
Up and Other Activities
This bill provides:
$5,657,250,000 for the Defense
Environmental Cleanup Program; the Department is directed to fund hazardous
waste worker training at $10,000,000 from within available funds
$463,000,000 for the Federal
contribution to the Uranium Enrichment Decontamination and Decommissioning
Fund
$1,314,063,000 for Other Defense
Activities
FERC
This Bill provides $273,400,000
for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission· (FERC)
Independent Agencies
This Bill provides:
$13,000,000 for the Delta Regional
Authority (DRA)
$1,034,656,000 for the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Water
Army Corps of Engineers
$168,100,000 for Investigations
$183,000,000 for Regulatory
programs and activities
$4,500,000 for the Office of
the Assistant Secretary of the Army
Buildings
$2,141,677,000 for Construction
Programs
$56,079,000 for the Central
Valley Project Restoration Fund
$140,000,000 for Formerly Utilized
Sites Remedial Action Program
NO funding for Flood Control
and Coastal Emergencies
$40,000,000 for the California
Bay-Delta Restoration –program
Congressionally Designated
Projects, and CA Specific Allocations
Bill
Bill Section
Bill Subsection
Project Description
Amount Allocated
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Aliso Creek Mainstem
$369,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Arroyo Seco Watershed
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Ballona Creek Ecosystem Restoration
$239,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Bolinas Lagoon Ecosystem Restoration
$153,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
California Coastal Sediment
Master Plan
$822,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Carpinteria Shoreline Study
$239,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
City of Inglewood
$143,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
City of Norwalk
$119,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Coastal Field Data Collection:
Southern California Beach Processes Study
$500,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Coyote and Berryessa Creeks
$138,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Coyote Dam
$110,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Desert Hot Springs
$478,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Estudillo Canal
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Goleta Beach
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Grayson and Murderer's Creeks,
Walnut Creek Basin
$478,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Hamilton City
$832,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Heacock and Cactus Channels
$215,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Laguna Creek Watershed
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Los Angeles River Ecosystem
Restoration
$478,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Los Angeles River Watercourse,
Headworks
$414,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Lower Cache Creek, Yolo County,
Woodland and Vicinity
$48,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Lower Mission Creek
$287,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Malibu Creek Watershed
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Matilda Dam
$955,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Middle Creek
$191,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Pajaro River
$765,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Redwood City Harbor
$143,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Riverside County Special Area
Management Plan
$339,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Sacramento – San Joaquin Comprehensive
$956,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Sac-San Joaquin Delta Islands
and Levees
$478,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Clemente Shoreline
$392,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Diego County Samp
$339,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Diego County Shoreline
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Francisquito Creek
$335,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Joaquin River Basin, Frazier
Creek/ Strathmo
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Joaquin River Basin. Lower
San Joaquin River
$454,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Joaquin River Basin, West
Stanislaus County, Orestimba Creek
$344,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Joaquin River Basin, White
River/Dry Creek
$96,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Juan Creek, South Orange
County
$717,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
San Pablo Bay Watershed
$119,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Santa Ana River and Tributaries
$268,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Santa Clara River Watershed
$239,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Solana-Encinitas Shoreline
$263,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
South San Francisco Shoreline
$2,677,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
St. Helena-Napa River
$100,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Sun Valley Watershed
$143,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Sutter County
$669,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Upper Penitencia Creek
$191,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Westminster (East Garden Grove)
Watershed
$860,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
American River Watershed (Common
Features)
$13,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
American River Watershed (Folsom
Dam Modifications)
$9,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
American River Watershed (Folsom
Dam Raise)
$2,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
CALFED Levee Stability Program
$4,785,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
City of Santa Clarita
$1,148,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Corte Madera Creek
$239,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Dam Safety and Seepage/Stability
Correction Program, Dam Safety Assurance Studies: Isabella Dam
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Dam Safety and Seepage/Stability
Correction Program, Dam Safety Assurance Studies: Martis Creek Dam
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Farmington Recharge
$287,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Guadalupe River
$2,871,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Hamilton Airfield Wetlands
Restoration
$14,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Harbor/South Bay Water Recycling
Project
$2,871,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Kaweah River
$957,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Llagas Creek
$287,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Los Angeles County Drainage
Area
$5,455,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Lower Walnut Creek
$287,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Mid-Valley Area Levee Reconstruction
$1,914,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Murrieta Creek
$3,349,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Napa River
$10,527,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Oakland Harbor (50 Foot Project)
$25,092,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Pier 36 Removal
$100,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Placer County
$957,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Port of Los Angeles Harbor
Main Channel Deepening
$885,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Sacramento Deepwater Ship
Channel
$957,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Sacramento River Bank Protection
Project
$22,967,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Sacramento River Flood Control
GRR
$500,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Sacramento River, Glenn-Colusa
Irrigation District
$600,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
San Francisco Bay to Stockton
$1,340,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
San Lorenzo River
$211,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
San Luis Rey River
$383,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
San Ramon Valley Recycled
Water
$2,871,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Santa Ana River Mainstem
$14,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Santa Maria River Levees
$6,699,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Santa Paula Creek
$4,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Seven Oaks Dam Water Conservation
Study
$1,500,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
South Perris
$946,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
South Sacramento County Streams
$12,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Surfside – Sunset – Newport
Beach
$546,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Tahoe Basin Restoration
$3,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Tule River
$287,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Upper Guadalupe River
$2,871,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Upper Newport Bay
$2,871,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
West Sacramento
$3,000,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Construction
Yuba River Basin.
$3,110,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 206
Sweetwater Reservoir Ecosystem
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 206
Upper York Creek Dam Removal
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 205
Borrego Springs
$100,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 205
Cosgrove Creek, Calaveras County
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 205
Las Gauinas Creek/Santa Venetia
Levee
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 205
White Slough
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 1135
Tujunga Wash Environmental Restoration
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 103
Bay Farm Island Dike
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Section 103
Pismo Beach
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Buck Butte Lake
$1,814,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Buchanan Dam, H.V. Eastman Lake
$1,689,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Channel Islands Harbor
$4,975,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Coyote Valley Dam, Lake Mendocino
$3,141,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Crescent City Harbor
$1,607,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Dana Point Harbor
$328,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Dry Creek (Warm Springs) Lake
& Channel
$4,703,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Farmington Dam
$411,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Hidden Dam, Hensley Lake
$1,658,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Humboldt Harbor and Bay
$4,775,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Inspection of Completed Works
$3,548,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Isabella Lake
$1,303,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Los Angeles County Drainage
Area
$3,709,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Marina Del Rey
$2,320,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Merced County Streams
$222,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Mojave River Dan
$265,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Morro Bay Harbor
$1,513,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Moss Landing Harbor
$689,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
New Hogan Lake
$1,963,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
New Melones Lake, Downstream
Channel
$1,606,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Noyo River and Harbor
$352,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Oakland Harbor
$6,911,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Oceanside Harbor
$1,504,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Pine Fiat Lake
$2,649,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Pinole Shoal Management Study
$235,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Port Hueneme
$3,740,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Project Condition Surveys
$2,248,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Redwood City Harbor
$275,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Richmond Harbor
$6,451,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Sacramento River (30 Foot
Project)
$5,181,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Sacramento River and Tributaries
(Debris Control)
$1,454,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Sacramento River Shallow Draft
Channel
$162,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Francisco Bay, Delta Model
Structure
$1,027,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Francisco Bay, Long Term
Management Strategy
$3,458,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Francisco Harbor and Bay
(Drift Removal)
$2,805,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Francisco Harbor
$3,118,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Joaquin River, Port of
Stockton
$5,022,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Pablo Bay and Mare Island
Strait
$1,058,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
San Rafael Creek
$1,492,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Santa Ana River Basin
$2,922,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Santa Barbara Harbor
$1,940,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Scheduling Reservoir Operations
$1,521,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Success Lake
$1,662,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Suisun Bay Channel
$2,768,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Terminus Dam, Lake Kaweah
$1,775,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Ventura Harbor
$2,873,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Yuba River
$120,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
Caufornia Bay-Delta Restoration
Program
$40,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
Los Vaqueros
$1,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
Sacramento River Small Diversion
Fish Screens
$2,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
San Joaquin River Basin Study
$3,300,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
San Joaquin River Salinity
Management
$7,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
California Bay Delta Ecosystem
Restoration Project
San Luis Reservoir Lowpoint
Feasibility Study
$1,400,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Bay Area Regional Water Recycung
Program
$8,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Cachuma Project
$1,815,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
California Investigations
Program
$323,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Calleguas Municipal Water
District Recycung Plant
$1,245,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, American River Division
$9,086,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, American River Division,
El Dorado Temperature Control Device
$692,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Auburn-Folsom South Unit
$1,914,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Delta Division
$19,292,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, East Side Division
$4,306,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Friant Division
$6,835,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Friant Division, Semitropic
Phase II Groundwater Banking
$917,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Miscellaneous Project Programs
$16,108,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Miscellaneous Project
Programs (Sacramento Fish Screens)
$4,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Replacements, Additions,
and Extraordinary Maint
$23,312,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Sacramento River Division
$6,449,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, San Feupe Division
$716,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, San Joaquin Division
$358,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Shasta Division
$7,650,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Trinity River Division
$9,949,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Water and Power Operations
$9,089,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, West San Joaquin Division,
San Luis Unit
$8,452,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
CVP, Yield Feasibility Investigation
$278,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Hi Desert Wastewater Collection
& Reuse
$1,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Inland Empire Regional Water
Recycling Project
$5,000,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Irvine Basin Ground &
Surface Water
$916,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Long Beach Area Water Reclamation
and Reuse Project
$634,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Long Beach Desalination Research
and Development
$1,057,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Mokelumne River Regional Water
Storage & Conjunctive Use
$250,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
North Bay Water Reuse Project
$216,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Orange County Regional Water
Reclamation Project
$558,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Orland Project
$680,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Rancho California Water District
$50,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Riverside-Corona Feeder
$100,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Salton Sea Research Project
$642,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Salton Sea Research Project,
New and Alamo Rivers
$432,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
San Diego Area Water Reclamation
Program
$4,479,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
San Gabriel Basin Project
$642,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
San Gabriel Basin Restoration
Fund
$3,500,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
San Jose Area Water Reclamation
and Reuse Program
$3,580,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Santa Margarita River Conjunctive
Use
$216,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Solano Project
$4,260,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Southern California Investigations
Program
$238,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Ventura River Project
$387,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Watsonville Area Water Recycling
Project
$1,730,000
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Anti-Idling Lithium Ion Battery
Program
$951,500
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Green Energy Job Training
Initiative
$237,875
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Hydrogen Optical Fiber Sensors
$951,500
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Placer County Biomass Utilization
Pilot Project
$1,427,250
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
San Francisco Biofuels Program
$951,500
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Senior Housing Project Green
Building, Cerritos
$380,600
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Sustainable Hydrogen Fueling
Station, California State University Los Angeles
$475,750
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Electricity Delivery and Energy
Reliability
San Mateo County Solar Genesis
Project
$1,427,250
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Fossil Energy R&D
Methanol Economy
$1,903,000
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Science
California State University,
San Bernardino Twin Tower Project
$570,900
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Science
Whittier College Science and
Mathematics Initiative
$475,750
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Nuclear Waste Disposal
Cooperative Agreement Between
the Department of Energy and Inyo County
$1,522,400
Energy
& Water
Department of Energy
Nuclear Waste Disposal
Inyo County Affected Unit
of Local Government
$333,025
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
Investigations
Tahoe Regional Planning &
NV
$119,000
Energy
& Water
Corps of Engineers
O&M
Martis Creek Lake & NV
$684,000
Energy
& Water
Bureau of Reclamation
Water and Related Resources
Klamath Project
$22,995,000
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education
Department of Labor
Employment, Unemployment,
Training and Related Programs
$3,626,062,000 for training
and employment services
$5,000,000 for the continuation
of the program of competitive grants to address the employment and training
needs of young parents
$88,500,000 for youthful offender
activities
$571,925,000 for Community
Service Employment for Older Americans
$958,800,000 for Federal Unemployment
Benefits and Allowances
$3,694,865,000 for State Unemployment
Insurance and Employment Service Operations
$422,000,000 for Advances to
the Unemployment Trust fund and Other Funds
$143,419,000 for the Employee
Benefits Security Administration
$444,722,000 for the Pension
Benefit Guaranty Corporation
$513,042,000 for the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
$347,003,000 for the Mine Safety
and Health Administration
$597,182,000
for the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
$26,679,000 for the Office
of Disability Employment Policy
$86,074,000 for the International
Bureau of Labor Affairs
$1,683,938,000 for the Office
of Job Corps
$239,439,000 for Veterans Employment
and Training
Department of Health and
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
$7,259,436,000 for Health Resources
and Services
$56,000,000 for base grant
adjustments for existing community health centers
$44,055,000 for expenses associated
with extending Federal Tort Claims Act protection to practitioners in
community health centers
$92,551,000 for Special Projects
of Regional and National Significance (SPRANS) and $10,400,000 for Community
Integrated Service Systems (CISS) within the Maternal and Child Health
Block Grant
$9,201,000 for State Offices
of Rural Health
Target grants $2,000,000- 4,000,000
annually per State for States that choose to target particular populations
such as uninsured children, small business, and uninsured seniors
Comprehensive grants $7, OOO,
OOO-10,000,000 annually per State for States that are planning extensive
coverage initiatives
$1,000,000 to establish the
Congenital Disabilities Program
$7,550,000 provided in the
bill for the Tele-health Program
$2,847,000 for the Health Education
Assistance Loan Programs Account
$6,283,350,000 in discretionary
appropriations for Disease Control and Prevention
$15,000,000 within the total
for the Domestic HIV/AIDS Testing Initiative for the Early Diagnosis
and Screening Program
$2,500,000 to be used to respond
to outbreaks of disease caused in some part by the re-use of syringes
in outpatient settings and to ensure that infection control measures
are adhered to broadly, including provider education and patient awareness
activities
$500,000 for a study by the
Institute of Medicine (IOM) that will examine and provide recommendations
regarding front-of-package nutrition symbols
$4,000,000 is for a community-based
grant program focusing on poor nutrition and physical inactivity
$2,000,000 increase provided
for the Office of Smoking and Health above the fiscal year 2008 funding
level should be used to expand the transfer to the Environmental Health
Laboratory to support its work to analyze tobacco products and cigarette
smoke
$70,075,000 for Public Health
Informatics and $84,580,000 for Health Marketing
$7,500,000 for a new Climate
Change initiative to develop and enhance programs to help the nation
prepare for and adapt to the potential health effects of global climate
change
$2,000,000 for elderly falls
prevention research
$250,000 for NIOSH to undertake
follow-up studies on the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey
on the underreporting of worker injury data, particularly focusing on
the self-employed population
$55,358,000 for CDC to administer
the mandatory Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation program
$30,000,000 for nationwide
repairs and improvements
$30,317,024,000 for the 26
accounts that comprise the National Institutes of Health (NIH) total
appropriation
$474,972,000 for clinical and
translational science awards
$3,334,906,000 for Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Services
$75,000,000 for homeless programs
$116,656,000 for activities
that are targeted to address the growing HIV/AIDS epidemic and its disparate
impact on communities of color
$4,701,000 for the Minority
Fellowship Program
$38,000,000 for the National
Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
$7,000,000 for a new program
to integrate primary care and specialty medical services in community
mental health centers and other community-based behavioral health agencies
$2,531,000 for the Statewide
Consumer Network Grant program
$372,053,000 for the Agency
for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
$41,889,000 for Patient Safety
Threats and Medical Errors
$9,304,000 for the Comprehensive
Unit Based Program
$50,000,000 for comparative
effectiveness research within the total for Research on Health Costs,
Quality, and Outcomes
$149,335,031,000 for Grants
to States for Medicaid
$45,000,000 for the State Health
Insurance Program
$198,000,000 from the Medicare
trust funds for health care fraud and abuse control
$2,759,078,000 for Child Support
Enforcement and Family Support programs
$633,442,000 for Refugee and
Entrant Assistance programs
$2,759,078,000 for Child Support
Enforcement and Family Support programs
$5,100,000,000 for the Low-Income
Home Energy Assistance program
$633,442,000 for Refugee and
Entrant Assistance programs
$2,127,081,000 for the Child
Care and Development Block Grant
$1,700,000,000 for the Social
Services Block Grant
For Adoption Awareness, the
bill provides $12,953,000; of which $10,058,000 is for the Infant Adoption
Awareness Training Program and $2,895,000 is for the Special Needs Adoption
Campaign.
$2,000,000 for the purposes
of providing and promoting leadership training by and for families with
children with disabilities
$1,000,000 increase over the
fiscal year 2008 level for the University Centers for Excellence in
Developmental Disabilities
$345,000,000 in mandatory funds
for the Promoting Safe and Stable Families program
$5,050,000,000 for Payments
to States for Foster Care and Adoption Assistance
$5,000,000 for the Community
Innovations for Aging in Place program
$41,694,000 for Aging Network
Support Activities
$28,000,000 to continue national
implementation of the Choices for Independence program
$2,500,000 for the Lifespan
Respite Care Act
$1,500,000 for the Office of
Women’s Health
$1,397,795,000 for the Public
Health and Social Services Emergency Fund (PHSSEF)
Education
Programs, Grants, Accounts
$15,760,086,000 for the Education
for the Disadvantaged
$1,265,718,000 for the Impact
Aid account
$5,362,016,000 for the School
Improvement Programs
$1,131,166,000 provided for
21st Century Community Learning Centers
$9,489,000 provided for Training
and Advisory Services
$122,282,000 for the Indian
Education
$10,649,000 for the National
Board of Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS)
$38,166,000 provided for Arts
in Education
$690,370,000 for programs in
the Safe Schools and Citizenship Education account
$2,500,000 for the Sober Truth on Preventing Underage Drinking (STOP
Act)
$730,000,000 for the English
Language Acquisition account
$38,615,000 for Technology
and Media Services
$12,579,677,000 for the Special
Education account
$38,615,000 for Technology
and Media Services
$107,741,000 for the National
Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR)
$22,599,000 for the American
Printing House for the Blind
$64,212,000 for the National
Technical Institute for the Deaf
$1,944,348,000 for the Career,
Technical, and Adult Education account
$19,156,973,000 for the Student
Financial Assistance account
$17,288,000,000 for Pell Grants
$753,402,000 for Student Aid
Administration
$2,100,150,000 for the Higher
Education Account
$617,175,000 for the Institute
of Education Sciences (lES)
Related Agencies
Programs
$680,564,000 for the operating
expenses of the programs administered by the Corporation for National
and Community Service (CNCS)
$131,075,000 for the National
Service Trust
Congressionally Designated
Projects
Bill
Bill Section
Bill Subsection
Project Description
Amount Allocated
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Alameda County Office of Education,
Educational Partnerships Foundation, Hayward for programs to deter truancy
$48,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Boys & Girls Clubs of
the Los Angeles Harbor, San Pedro for college-preparation activities,
which may include equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Boys and Girls Club of Greater
Sacramento for an internet safety program for teenagers, which may include
equipment
$214,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
California State University-Northridge
for an arts education program, including teacher professional development
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
California State University-Northridge
for teacher development
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Catholic Big Brothers Big
Sisters, Inc., Los Angeles for youth mentoring program for at-risk youth
$33,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Centra Latino for Literacy,
Los Angeles for an English literacy program, which may include tutoring
$205,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Compton, for educational
programming at Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Fairfield for after-school
programs
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Long Beach, for an
at-risk youth mentoring program
$1,189,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Los Angeles for academic
and support services to prevent drop-outs of school-age mothers
$219,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Los Angeles, for the
LA's BEST afterschool enrichment program
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
City of Newark for after-school
programs
$29,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Clovis Unified School District,
Clovis for curriculum development, to include the purchase of equipment
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
County of Amador, Jackson,
for the College Preparation Initiative to provide educational programming
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Eastmont Community Center,
Los Angeles for an after-school program
$57,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Eden Housing, Hayward for
an after-school program, which may include equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Emery Unified School District,
Emeryville for counseling and after-school activities, which may include
equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Envision Schools, San Francisco
for college preparation curriculum
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Fairplex Child Development
Center, Pomona, to expand the Early Childhood Education Family Literacy,
Parenting and Violence Prevention Program
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Girls Incorporated of Alameda
County, San Leandro for literacy programs for young girls, which may
include equipment
$181,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Give Every Child a Chance,
Manteca for mentoring and after-school programs for at-risk youth
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Health Trust, Campbell for
Youth Health Advocate High School Clubs for after-school and physical
education program
$90,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Hope Through Housing Foundation,
Rancho Cucamonga for a program in academic tutoring and enrichment
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
i-SAFE, Inc., Carlsbad for
technology upgrades to Los Nietos School District for a pilot program,
which may include equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Kipp Foundation, San Francisco
for a subgrant to the KIPP Delta College Preparatory School in Helena,
AR
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
KIPP Foundation, San Francisco
for a subgrant to the KIPP LEAD College Prep Charter School in Gary,
IN, which may include equipment
$119,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
KIPP Foundation, San Francisco,
for academic and afterschool programs including subgrants in Memphis
and Nashville, Tennessee
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Latino Theatre Company, Los
Angeles for a music and arts education program
$105,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Los Angeles County Office
of Education, Downey for professional development for teachers and administrators
$167,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Mexican American Opportunity
Foundation, Montebello for after-school programs for students who attend
Henry T. Gage and Chester W. Nimitz middle schools in Huntington Park
$71,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Oakland Unified School District,
Oakland for teacher recruitment and training
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Para los Ninos, Los Angles
for teacher instruction and curriculum development, which may include
equipment
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Project Cornerstone, San Jose
for the School Partnerships Program
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Riverside County Office of
Education, Riverside for the School Dropout Prevention and Student Success
Initiative
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Riverside Unified School District,
Riverside for the Virtual School Curriculum Expansion program, including
purchasing curriculum and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
San Francisco District Attorney's
Office, San Francisco, for the Academic Recovery Center at-risk youth
mentoring and education program
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
San Francisco Unified School
District, San Francisco for college preparation programs
$381,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Santa Barbara County Education
Office, Santa Barbara for the Santa Barbara Summit High School for educational
programming to reduce school risk factors for students recovering from
drug and alcohol abuse
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Silicon Valley Education Foundation,
San Jose for support for Teacher Innovation Grants and the Stepping
up to Algebra program to advance students in math and provide teacher
training
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Stark County Educational Resource
Center, Canton, OH for a school leadership program
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Team SAFE-T, Beverly Hills
for emergency and preparedness education program
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Walden West Foundation, Saratoga
to develop green-science curriculum and provide teacher professional
development, which may include equipment
$48,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
We Care San Jacinto, Inc.,
San Jacinto for an After-School Tutoring program and to establish a
gang prevention program aimed at elementary and secondary school students
$77,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Elementary & Secondary
Education (includes FIE)
Youth Policy Institute, Los
Angeles for the San Fernando Valley Poverty Initiative, for after-school,
family-literacy and college-preparation activities
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California Baptist University,
Riverside for purchase of equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California Maritime Academy,
Vallejo, for an emergency response training program, which may include
the acquisition of software and technology
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California State University,
Fullerton for Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning in
Mathematics and Science
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California State University,
Fullerton for the Vietnamese Language and Culture program, including
purchase of equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California State University,
San Bernardino-Palm Desert Campus, San Bernardino for purchase of equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California State University-Channel
Islands, Camarilla for development of a nursing program, including purchase
of equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
California State University-Stanislaus,
Turlock for its Promise Scholars Program to assist former foster care
youth with transitioning to college
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Cerritos College Foundation,
Norwalk to train students in closed captioning, which may include equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Cerritos College, Norwalk
to train students in closed captioning, which may include equipment
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Chabot College, Hayward for
a nursing program, which may include recruitment and retention activities
$114,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
College of the Canyons, Santa
Clarita for the University Center Consortium
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Cosumnes River College, Sacramento
for the GreenForce center, including outreach and recruitment of students
for clean energy training
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Deaf West Theater, North Hollywood,
for educational programming
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Grossmont College, El Cajon
for nursing programs, including purchase of equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
La Sierra University, Riverside
for the Building Science Capacity Initiative, including purchase of
equipment
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
MiraCosta College Foundation,
Oceanside for nursing programs, including curriculum development
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
San Jose State University
Research Foundation, San Jose for a Center for Migration Studies
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Education
Higher Education (includes
FIPSE)
Vanguard University, Costa
Mesa for science, math, and nursing education and training, to include
the purchase of equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Child Abuse Prevention
County of Contra Costa, Martinez
for an initiative for children and adolescents exposed to domestic violence
$428,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Child Abuse Prevention
Jeffrey foundation, Los Angeles
for child care food and other services for special needs children
$105,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Child Abuse Prevention
Women's Center of San Joaquin
County, Stockton for children's advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling,
and other services for children who are victims of sexual assault
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
Asian Americans for Community
Involvement, San Jose for operating expenses for a domestic violence
shelter
$309,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
City of Los Angeles for its
Young Women from Adversity to Resiliency Program
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
County of Monterey Probation
Department, Salinas for its Silver Star Gang Prevention and Intervention
Program
$1,427,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
County of Solano, Fairfield
for an initiative to provide doula and/or parenting coaches for low-income
pregnant, postpartem and parenting women
$119,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
Crystal Stairs, Inc., Los
Angeles for its Special Needs Advisory Project to increase early childhood
care and education opportunities for children with special needs
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
First 5 Alameda County, San
Leandro for its children's screening, assessment, referral, and treatment
initiative
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
SingleStop USA, New York,
NY for a project in San Francisco to improve the access of low-income
households to services
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
Survivors of Torture, International,
San Diego for medical, dental, psychological, and social services to
victims of torture
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF) – Social Services
Watts Labor Community Action
Committee, Los Angeles for its Reading As Enablement to Reclaim Ourselves
project to provide literacy, mentoring, and other services to individuals
in shelters
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration on Aging (AOA)
Alzheimer's Association, California
Southland Chapter, Los Angeles for an Alzheimer's disease demonstration
program
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration on Aging (AOA)
Legal Services of Northern
California, Inc., Sacramento, to provide free legal consultation for
older Californians
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Administration on Aging (AOA)
St. Barnabas Senior Services,
Los Angeles for a fall risk prevention demonstration program
$133,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Advancement Project, Los Angeles
for a comprehensive public health strategy for gang and violence reduction
$176,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Alameda County Department
of Public Health, Office of AIDS, Oakland for an HIV/AIDS prevention
and testing initiative
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
California State University-Fullerton
for programs aimed at preventing obesity and promoting health in children
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
County of Marin, San Rafael
for research and analysis related to breast cancer incidence and mortality
in the county and breast cancer screening
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
County of San Diego for a
public health information management system
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Diabetic Amputation Prevention
Foundation, Inglewood for health care screening and culturally appropriate
educational materials about diabetes and cardiovascular care for African
American men
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Kaweah Delta Hospital Foundation,
Visalia, for a comprehensive asthma management program
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Roberts Family Development
Center, Sacramento for programs to reduce the risk of chronic diseases,
particularly cancer, heart disease, and obesity
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
St. Joseph's Medical Center,
Stockton for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
St. Mary Medical Center Foundation,
Long Beach for the Well Woman Outreach, and Education Program focusing
on chronic disease community outreach, education, and support
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
West San Gabriel Valley YMCA,
San Gabriel for an initiative to combat obesity
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services (CMS) – Research & Demonstration
Health Improvement Partnership
of Santa Cruz County, Scotts Valley to treat uninsured patients
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services (CMS) – Research & Demonstration
Hope Through Housing Foundation,
Rancho Cucamonga for the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
(PACE) in Fontana
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
AltaMed Health Services Corporation,
Los Angeles for facilities and equipment for clinics in East Los Angeles
and El Monte
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
AltaMed Health Services, Los
Angeles for facilities and equipment for three clinics in Santa Ana
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
California Health and Human
Services Agency, Sacramento for the cord blood collection program
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Children's Hospital of Orange
County, Mission Viejo for facilities and equipment
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Chinatown Service Center,
Los Angeles for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Chinese Hospital, San Francisco
for facilities and equipment
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
City and County of San Francisco
for facilities and equipment for San Francisco General Hospital
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
City of San Jose for facilities
and equipment for a homeless medical respite care program
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Clinica Msr. Oscar A. Romero,
Los Angeles for facilities and equipment
$119,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Community Hospital of San
Bernardino, San Bernardino for facilities and equipment
$266,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
County of San Diego for facilities
and equipment at Edgemoor Hospital
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
County of San Joaquin Health
Care Services Agency, French Camp for facilities and equipment
$176,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
County of San Mateo for facilities
and equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
County of Santa Clara, San
Jose for facilities and equipment for the mammography unit at Santa
Clara Valley Medical Center
$404,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
County of Santa Clara, San
Jose for facilities and equipment for the Santa Clara Valley Medical
Center Emergency Room
$233,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Dominican Hospital, Santa
Cruz for facilities and equipment
$262,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley,
for construction, renovation and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
El Proyecto del Barrio, Arleta
for facilities and equipment
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Family Health Centers of San
Diego for facilities and equipment
$428,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital,
Willits for facilities and equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Glendale YWCA, Glendale for
facilities and equipment
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Glide Foundation, San Francisco
for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Henry Mayo Kewhall Memorial
Hospital, Valencia for facilities and equipment
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Hollywood Sunset Free Clinic,
Los Angeles for facilities and equipment
$67,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Huntington Beach Community
Clinic, Huntington Beach for an electronic medical records initiative
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Inland Behavioral and Health
Services, Inc., San Bernardino for facilities and equipment
$714,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
JWCH Institute, Los Angeles
for facilities and equipment for a mobile medical unit
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
JWCH Institute, Los Angeles
for facilities and equipment to construct a community health center
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Long Beach Memorial Medical
Center, Long Beach for facilities and equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Los Angeles Southwest College,
Los Angeles for facilities and equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Methodist Hospital of Southern
California, Arcadia for facilities and equipment
$904,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Modoc Frontier Healthcare
Coalition, Alturas for facilities and equipment
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Northeast Valley Health Corporation,
San Fernando for facilities and equipment
$86,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Peralta Community College
District, Oakland for facilities and equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Placer County for facilities
and equipment at the Children's Health Center/Emergency Shelter
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Prescott-Joseph Center for
Community Enhancement, Oakland for facilities and equipment
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Rancho Santiago Community
College District, Santa Ana for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Riverside Community College
District, Riverside for purchase of equipment
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Riverside County Regional
Medical Center, Moreno Valley for facilities and equipment
$523,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
San Antonio Community Hospital,
Upland for purchase of equipment
$761,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
San Francisco Community Clinic
Consortium, San Francisco, for facilities and equipment
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
San Francisco State University,
San Francisco for health professions training
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
San Luis Obispo County, San
Luis Obispo for facilities and equipment
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
San Ysidro Health Center for
facilities and equipment
$309,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital
Foundation, Grass Valley for an electronic medical records initiative
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Sonoma County Department of
Health, Santa Rosa for facilities and equipment
$381,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
St. Francis Medical Center
Foundation, Lynwood for health professions training
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
St. Francis Memorial Hospital,
San Francisco for facilities and equipment
$428,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
St. Joseph Hospital, Eureka
for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
St. Mary's Medical Center-San
Francisco for facilities and equipment
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Vanguard University, Costa
Mesa for facilities and equipment at the Academic Center for Science,
Nursing and Technology
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Venice Family Clinic, Santa
Monica for facilities and equipment
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Victor Valley Community Hospital,
Victorville for purchase of equipment
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
Vista Community Clinic, Vista
for facilities and equipment
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) – Health Facilities and Services
WestCare California, Fresno
for facilities and equipment
$381,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
City and County of San Francisco
Department of Health, San Francisco for supportive services for the
Direct Access to Housing program
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
City of Berkeley for mental
health screening, assessment, referral, and treatment for young children
ages 0 – 5
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
City of San Diego, to address
the risks of homelessness, violence and drug abuse among returning veterans
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Pacific Clinics, Arcadia for
mental health and suicide prevention programs for Latina youth
$466,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Ventura County Sheriff's Office,
Ventura for training programs related to the mentally ill
$219,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Village of Childhelp West,
Beaumont to expand mental health treatment of severely abused and neglected
children
$714,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Fighting Back Partnership,
Vallejo for an intervention program targeting elementary and high school
students who are at risk for substance abuse and misuse
$333,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Substance Abuse Prevention
National Asian Pacific American
Families Against Substance Abuse, Inc., Los Angeles for the development
of a comprehensive Asian American and Pacific Islander substance abuse
information clearinghouse and resource center
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Sonoma County Department of
Health, Santa Rosa for partnerships with senior service providers for
alcohol and drug abuse prevention and education in the senior population
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Substance Abuse Prevention
YMCA of the East Bay, Richmond
for substance abuse prevention activities
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Substance Abuse Treatment
Metro Homeless Youth Services
of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, to expand services for homeless youth with
substance abuse problems
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Mental Health
Operation SafeHouse: SafeHouse
of the Desert, Thousand Palms for a substance abuse treatment program
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Health &
Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – Substance Abuse Treatment
Unity Fellowship of Christ
Church, Los Angeles for behavioral health services related to HIV/AIDS
transmission and chemical dependency
$133,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of East Palo Alto for
job training services and summer job opportunities
$476,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of Hawthorne/South Bay
Workforce Investment Board, Hawthorne for its Bridge-to-Work program
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of Oakland, for the Oakland
Green lobs Initiative
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of Palmdale for training
at the Business Resource Network
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of San Jose for its Workplace
Literacy Initiative
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
City of Santa Ana, for employment
and job training services
$714,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
COPE Health Solutions, Los
Angeles for its RN Reentry nurse training program
$86,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Cultural Heritage Foundation
of Southern California, Los Angeles for job training in construction-focused
preservation techniques
$52,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Cypress Mandela Training Center,
Oakland for construction industry skills training and related services
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
EastSide Arts Alliance, Oakland
for training of youth for jobs in alternative energy, environmental
restoration and the arts
$143,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Oepartrnent of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Los Angeles Conservation Corps,
Los Angeles for workforce development services
$48,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Los Angeles County Community
Development Commission, Monterey Park for computer literacy training
and job placement for public housing residents
$200,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
San Bernardino National Forest
Association, San Bernardino for training of youth in conservation-related
work
$114,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
San Diego-Imperial Counties
Labor Council, San Diego for training of at-risk youth and recently
separated veterans
$309,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
San Francisco Department of
Economic and Workforce Development, San Francisco, for the Green Jobs
Workforce Development Training Pilot project
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Santa Clara County Valley
Transportation Agency, San Jose for its Joint Workforce Investment Transit
Academy training program
$214,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Southern Sudanese Community
Center, San Diego for job counseling and training of at-risk youth
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Tierra del Sol Foundation,
Sunland for a community service workforce preparation initiative
$162,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Women's Economic Ventures,
Santa Barbara for en-trepreneurship training
$190,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
(ETA) – Training & Employment Services (TES)
Wounded Marine Careers Foundation,
San Diego for a veterans training employment initiative
$285,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
Autry National Center for
the American West, Los Angeles for exhibits and equipment
$167,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
Children's Discovery Museum
of San Jose, San Jose for educational programs
$119,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
City of Chula Vista for library
services and collection materials
$95,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
City of Imperial for library
services and collection materials
$57,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
Fresno Metropolitan Museum
of Art and Science, Fresno for educational programs
$238,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
Los Angeles Public Library
Administration, Los Angeles for educational programs
$43,000
Labor-HHS-Education
Institute of Museum &
Library Services
Museums & Libraries
San Bernardino County for
exhibits at the San Bernard County Museum
$333,000
Interior, Environment
BLM
Management of Lands and
Resources
This Bill provides:
$6,000,000 for actions to
secure, seal, and remediate hazards from known mine openings
An amount up to $1,500,000
may be used for discovery and inventory
An additional $4,600,000 for
the native plant materials development program
An increase of $5,100,000 for
drug enforcement on public lands
An increase of $1,000,000 for
activities related to southwest border problems
$7,797,000 for the Healthy
Lands Initiative, including $750,000 in soil, water and air management,
$2,586,000 in rangeland management, $150,000 in forestry management,
$867,000 in riparian management, $2,602,000 in wildlife management,
$292,000 in fisheries management, and $550,000 in the threatened and
endangered species activity
$3,000,000 to continue cost
share activities as in the past, including $1,917,000 in wildlife management, $246,000 in fisheries
management, $246,000 in threatened and endangered species, $345,000
in rangeland management, and $246,000 in riparian management
Construction
This Bill provides:
$1,500,000 for the California
National Historic Trail visitor center in Nevada
$600,000 for the King Range
National Conservation Area
Range Improvements
This Bill provides:
An indefinite appropriation
of not less than $10,000,000 to be derived from public lands receipts
and Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act lands grazing receipts
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Ecological Services
This Bill provides:
$10,458,000 for critical habitat
and $8,808,000 for listing
$105,055,000 for Habitat Conservation
$725,000 for new activities
for bald and golden eagle protection
National Wildlife Refuge
System
This Bill provides:
$450,000 for the oceans and
coastal frontiers initiative, increases of $15,500,000 for wildlife
and habitat management, $1,000,000 for the invasive species program,
and $1,000,000 for the challenge cost share program
Fisheries
This Bill provides:
$500,000 for freshwater mussel
recovery conducted at national fish hatcheries, and $350,000 for sea
otters and pacific marine mammals. A $350,000 increase is provided for
annual maintenance activities
Other Funds and Programs
This Bill provides:
$14,100,000 for payments to
counties authorized by the National Wildlife Refuge Fund
$42,647,000, as requested,
for the North American Wetlands Conservation Fund
$4,750,000 for Neotropical
Migratory Bird Conservation
$10,000,000 for the Multinational
Species Conservation Fund
$75,000,000 for State and Tribal
Wildlife Grants
National Parks Service
Park Support
This Bill provides:
$11,000,000 for the National
Trail System
$1,750,000 for the Wild and
Scenic Rivers
$96,555,000 provided in the
bill for the U.S. Park Police
Youth Programs
This Bill provides:
$3,000,000 of funding in this
account for projects to be carried out by the YCC program
$3,000,000 for projects carried
out by the PLC
Grants
This Bill provides:
$5,600,000 for grants under
the statutory and contractual aid program. CA programs are listed
in the Congressionally Designated Projects chart.
Other Programs
This Bill provides:
$69,500,000 for the Historic
Preservation Fund
$1,000,000 for the national
cooperative geographic information system mapping program
$500,000 for California sea
floor mapping
$3,000,000 for the earthquakes
portion of the multi-hazards initiative
$497,000 to continue the Lake
Champlain basin .toxic materials study
$750,000 for the Healthy Lands
Initiative
$500,000 to maintain the San
Francisco salt ponds restoration science
$10,000,000 is for the National
Global Warming and Wildlife Science Center
$3,000,000 is to implement
required geological and biological carbon sequestration studies
National Global Warming and
Wildlife Science Center will receive $2,500,000 to complete establishment
of the Center
Construction
$60,062,000 for Construction
Materials Management Service
Programs
This Bill provides:
$1,000,000 above the request
to support the alternative energy program
$900,000 to continue the Center
for Marine Resources and Environmental Technology project, MS
$6,303,000 for oil spill research
An increase of $1,000,000 in
environmental protection to assist the State regulatory programs
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tribal Government and Related
Programs
$5,000,000 to partially restore
the welfare assistance program
$263,000 to restore the Western Shoshone Claims program
$1,713,000 for the Timber Fish
and Wildlife program
Education
This Bill provides:
The funds provided for tribal
technical colleges are for the Navajo Technical College $2,000,000
United Tribes Technical College
$4,000,000
$375,000,000 in ISEP Formula
Funds
$50,500,000 for Student Transportation
$59,321,000 for Tribal Colleges
and Universities
$29,663,000 for Scholarships
and Adult Education
$6,000,000 for Tribal Technical
Colleges
Community and Economic Development
Within the funds for Community
and Economic Development, there is $11,864,000 for job placement and
training programs, $3,893,000 for economic development, which includes
$400,000 for the ironworkers training program and $26,046,000 for road
maintenance
Guaranteed Loans
$8,186,000 for the Indian Guaranteed
Loan Program Account
EPA
Programs, Grants and Research
This Bill provides:
$3,951,000 is for the CASTNET
Program and no less than $8,000,000 is for implementation of the Renewable
Fuels Standard required by the Energy Independence and Security Act
$15,137,000 is for the Water
Security Initiative
$18,365,000 is for Global Change
Research, of which $2,000,000 is directed to study Greenhouse Gas mitigation
and adaptation strategies
$47,283,000 is for Drinking
Water Research, of which $2,000,000 is directed to continue research
on the effects of carbon sequestration on groundwater sources
$14,863,000 is for Computational
Toxicology
$11,002,000 for Endocrine Disruptor
research
$9,887,000 for Research: Fellowship
$153,342,000 for Research:
Human Health and Ecosystems
$1,000,000 is to restore the
Sunwise program
$1,200,000 is to restore the
Smart Growth Program to the enacted level
$50,000,000 is for the Energy
Star Program
$6,500,000 is to promulgate
and begin implementing the Greenhouse Gas reporting rule
$63,000,000 is directed to
LUST Cooperative Agreements and $35,500,000 to the Underground Storage
Tank grants
$218,495,000 for pollution
control grants
Infrastructure
$1,873,609,000 is provided
for EPA infrastructure projects
Congressionally Designated
Projects
Bill
Bill Section
Bill Subsection
Project Description
Amount Allocated
Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Construction
King Range National Conservation
Area – Paradise Ridge Mountain Bike Trail
$600,000
Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Land Acquisition
Santa Rosa and San Jacinto
Mountains National Monument
$1,300,000
Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Land Acquisition
Upper Sacramento River Area
of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC)
$2,200,000
Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Construction
Don Edwards San Francisco
Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex – San Francisco Bay salt pond restoration
and levee maintenance
$4,000,000
Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Land Acquisition
San Joaquin River National
Wildlife Refuge
$900,000
Interior
National Park Service
Statutory or Contractual Aid
Angel Island Immigration Station
$1,250,000
Interior
National Park Service
Statutory or Contractual Aid
Yosemite schools ( P.L. 109-131)
$400,000
Interior
National Park Service
Save America's Treasures
Mission San Carlos, Carmel
$650,000
Interior
National Park Service
Save America's Treasures
Shipyard 3 Historic District,
Richmond
$150,000
Interior
National Park Service
Construction
California Nat'l Parks (mines)
$680,000
Interior
National Park Service
Construction
Golden Gate Nat'l Rec Area
(Pt. Bonita)
$1,600,000
Interior
National Park Service
Construction
Joshua Tree National Park
Visitor Center
$300,000
Interior
National Park Service
Construction
Manzanar Nat'l Historic Site
(barracks)
$900,000
Interior
National Park Service
Construction
Yosemite Nat'l Park (tunnel)
$800,000
Interior
National Park Service
Land Acquisition
Golden Gate National Recreation
Area
$4,000,000
Interior
National Park Service
Land Acquisition
Whiskeytown National Recreation
Area
$460,000
Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
Surveys, Investigations &
Research
CA seafloor mapping
$500,000
Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
Surveys, Investigations &
Research
Salt Ponds restoration
$500,000
Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
Surveys, Investigations &
Research
San Diego Formation aquifer
mapping
$900,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
Science & Technology
Southwest Consortium for Environmental
Research and Policy
$1,000,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Programs and
Management
San Francisco Bay Restoration
Grants
$5,000,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG – Other
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard
remediation
$8,000,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG – Other
California Emission Reduction
Grants
$15,000,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Big Bear Lake Department of
Water and Power, Water System Infrastructure Improvements
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Borrego Water District, Borrego
Springs Pipeline Feasibility Study
$275,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Alhambra, Main Line
Sewer Replacement
$240,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Arcadia, Arcadia and
Sierra Madre Joint Water Infrastructure Improvement
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Barstow, Sewer Master
Plan Implementation Phase II
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Compton, Water Resources
Project
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of East Palo Alto for
the East Palo Alto water supply improvement project
$1,100,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of El Monte, Garvey Storm
Drain Reconstruction Project
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Eureka for the Martin
Slough interceptor project
$900,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Gait, Wastewater Treatment
Plant Upgrade
$275,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Garden Grove, Yockey/Newland
Storm Drain (Phase 1)
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Hemet, Hemet/San Jacinto
Basin Groundwater Management Plan
$275,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Lawndale, Firmona
Avenue Storm Drain Construction
$350,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Maywood, Maywood Neighborhood
Sewer Improvement Project
$400,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Norco, Norco Water
Treatment Plant Improvements
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Pomona, Pomona Groundwater
Cleanup in Chino Basin Wells
$400,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Sacramento, Combined
Sewer System Improvement
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of San Diego for the
La Jolla Ecological Reserve storm drain overflow control project
$900,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of San Joaquin, Wastewater
Treatment Facility
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of San Jose, Japantown
Sewer Infrastructure
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
City of Vallejo, Mare Island
Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Joshua Basin Water District,
Joshua Basin Water District Recharge System
$300,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Los Angeles County Department
of Public Works for the Antelope Valley recycled water improvement project
$900,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Orange County Sanitation District,
OCSD Secondary Treatment Upgrades
$300,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
San Bernardino Municipal Water
District for the Inland Empire alternative water supply project
$500,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
San Francisco Public Utilities
Commission, Civic Center Sustainable District Water Related Projects
$1,000,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Smith River Rancheria for
wastewater infrastructure
$900,000
Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
STAG Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure Project
Ventura County Public Works
Agency for the El Rio Forebay project
$900,000
Interior
US Forest Service
State & Private Forestry
California Small Forest Products
Business Assistance
$1,700,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Capital Improvement and Maintenance
(construction)
Keenwild Wildfire Helicopter
Base Upgrades
$600,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Land Acquisition
Angeles National Forest
$2,000,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Land Acquisition
Cleveland National Forest
$3,000,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Land Acquisition
Los Padres National Forest
$1,000,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Land Acquisition
Pacific Crest National Scenic
Trail
$500,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Land Acquisition
Tahoe and El Dorado National
Forests
$2,500,000
Interior
US Forest Service
Wildland Fire Management
Lake Tahoe Community Fire
Protection Project
$5,000,000
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
Transportation
Administration
This Bill provides
Immediate Office of the Secretary
$2,400,000
Immediate Office of the Deputy
Secretary 759,000
Office ofthe General Counsel
19,838,000
Office of the Under Secretary
for Transportation Policy 10,1 07,000
Office ofthe Assistant Secretary
for Budget and Programs 10,200,000
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Governmental Affairs 2,400,000
Office ofthe Assistant Secretary
for Administration 26,000,000
Office of Public Affairs .2,020,000
Office ofthe Executive Secretariat
1,595,000
Office of Small and Disadvantaged
Business Utilization 1,369,000
Office of Intelligence, Security,
and Emergency Response 8,675,000
Office of the Chief Information
Officer 12,885,000
Facilities and Equipment
This Bill provides:
$2,742,095,000 for FAA facilities
and equipment
Program, Research and Other
This Bill provides:
$18,300,000 for transportation planning, research and development
$128,094,000 for working capital
fund activities
$912,000 for the minority business
center program
$70,000,000 for payments to
air carriers
$9,042,467,000 for operations
of the Federal Aviation Administration
$44,900,000 is included for
the FAA advanced technology development and prototyping program
FAA's WAAS program is funded
at $92,570,000
$171,000,000 for the FAA's
research, engineering, and development activities
$8,000,000 under the obligation
limitation to continue the small community air service development pilot
(SCASDP)
program
Federal Highway Administration
(FHWA) to $390,000,000
Federal-aid highways program
to $40,700,000,000
Transportation research
of $429,800,000
$234,000,000 for the operating
expenses of and motor carrier safety research by the Federal
The bill provides a liquidating
cash appropriation and a limitation on obligations of
$307,000,000 for motor
carrier safety grants
$127,000,000 from the general
fund for highway and traffic safety activities
$4,180,000 for the National
Highway fuel economy program
$10,393,000 for New Car Assessment
Program
$18,077,000 for safety assurance
(enforcement) activities
$43,609,000 for various highway
safety programs
$1,653,000 for pedestrian,
bicycle, and pupil transportation activities
$58,518,000 for highway research
and analysis
$475,000 to continue research
into the possible safety benefits of lightweight plastics and composite
intensive vehicles and to help facilitate a foundation of cooperation
between DOT, the Department of Energy, and industry stakeholders for
the development of safety-centered approaches for future lightweight
automotive design
$90,000,000 for capital assistance
to states for inner city passenger rail services
$25,000,000 for the rail line
relocation and improvement program
$550,000,000 in operating grants
to Amtrak
$94,413,000 for the administrative
expenses of the Federal Transit Administration
$750,000 to fund local community
efforts to demonstrate innovative and effective solutions to enhance
mobility for older adults
$67,000,000 from the General
Fund for FTA's research activities
$1,809,250,000 from the General
Fund for capital investment grants
$28,506,000 for Emergency Preparedness
Grants
$27,000,000 for the Bureau
of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
Housing and Urban Development
Administration
This Bill provides:
$527,433,640 for the administrative
functions of the Department
Immediate office of the Secretary
and Deputy Secretary $3,385,581
Office of Hearings and Appeals
1,613,898
Office of Small and Disadvantaged
Business Utilization 544,552
Immediate Office of the Chief
Financial Officer 720,343
Immediate Office of the General
Counsel 1,516,800
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations 2,715,488
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Public Affairs 2,586,721
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Administration 1,005,120
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Public and Indian Affairs
1,620,655
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Community and Planning Development 1,707,499
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Housing, Federal Housing Commissioner 3,778,560
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Policy Development and Research 1,431,212
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity 691,027
Programs and Funds
This Bill provides:
$16,817,000,000 for all tenant-based
Section 8 activities under the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Account
$2,450,000,000 for the Public
Housing Capital Fund
$4,455,000,000 for the Public
Housing Operating Fund
$120,000,000 for the Revitalization
of Severely Distressed Public Housing program (HOPE VI)
$310,000,000 for Housing Opportunities
for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)
$26,000,000 for rural housing
and economic development
$3,900,000,000 for the Community
Development Fund
$6,000,000 for costs associated
with section 108 loan guarantees
$10,000,000 for the Brown fields
Redevelopment program
$1,825,000,000 for the Home
Investment Partnerships Program
$64,000,000 for the Self-Help
Assisted Home Ownership Program
$1,677,000,000 for Homeless
Assistance Grants
$3,000,000 for research on
homeless issues
$7,100,000,000 for project-based
rental assistance activities
$765,000,000 for the section
202 program
$250,000,000 for the Section
811 program
$65,000,000 for Housing Counseling
Assistance
$27,600,000 for Section 236
payments to State- aided, non-insured projects
$58,000,000 for research and technology
$23,000,000 is provided for
Section 107 grants to academic institutions
$2,000,000 for research in
the development of technology and materials designed to benefit disaster
prone areas
$53,500,000 for Fair Housing
Programs
$140,000,000 for the Lead Hazard
Reduction program
$224,000,000 for· the Working
Capital Fund (WCF)
$50,000,000 to continue the
National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling program
Congressionally Designated
Projects
Bill
Bill Section
Bill Subsection
Project Description
Amount Allocated
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Airport Improvement Program
French Valley Airport, Feasibility
Study
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Alternatives Analysis
SMART Preliminary Engineering
$427,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Alternatives Analysis
Telegraph Avenue/International
Boulevard/E.Hth Street Bus Rapid Transit Corridor in Alameda County
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Anaheim Regional Transportation
Intermodal Center, Orange County
$2,612,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Bus Replacement, Culver City
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Bus Replacement/Expansion
(Alternative Fuel), Solano County
$760,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Bus Shelters, Bellflower
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Clean Ait Buses, City of Cerritos
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Clean Air Buses, City of Paramount
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
East County Bus Maintenance
and Paratransit Facility, El Cajon
$261,250
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Ed Roberts Campus Intermodal
Facility, Berkeley
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Fairfield Transportation Center
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Glassell Park Transit Pavilion,
Los Angeles
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Gold Coast Transit Maintenance
and Operations Facility, Oxnard
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Historic Filipinotown Bus
Security Lights, Los Angeles
$62,700
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Intermodal Station, Vacaville
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
La Cienega Intermodal Center,
Los Angeles
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Los Angeles Southwest College
Western Transit Center, Los Angeles
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Metropolitan Transportation
Authority, Zero Emissions Bus Demonstration Project, Los Angeles County
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Monrovia Transit Village Improvements
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Monterey Salinas Transit Bus
Refinancing
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
MTOC Clean Fuel Bus Purchases
and Facility Enhancements
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Multi-modal Transit Centers,
Riverside and Corona
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Transportation
Center Improvements, Santa Fe Springs
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Palmdale Transportation Center
Metrolink Platform Extension
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Purchase Clean Fuel Buses
for Long Beach Transit
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Purchase CNG Buses for Foothill
Transit
$1,187,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Regional Bus Replacement,
San Diego
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Santa Cruz Metro Smart Fare
Payment System
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Santa Maria Intermodal Transportation
Center, Santa Maria
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Senior Center Clean Fuel/Hybrid
Transit Bus, City of South El Monte
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Sunline Bus and Bus Facilities,
Thousand Palms
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Transit Station Expansion
Project (Metrolink Parking Lot), Rialto
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Tri-Delta Transit Park and
Ride Lots, Eastern Contra Costa County
$641,250
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Buses and Bus Facilities
Union City Intermodal Phase
II – Commuter Rail Connection, Union City, Alameda County
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
AC Transit BRT Corridor
$4,000,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
livermore-Amador BRT, Livermore
$7,990,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Metro Gold line Eastside Extension,
Los Angeles
$81,600,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Metro Rapid Bus System Gap
Closure, Los Angeles
$332,620
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Mid-City Rapid, San Diego
$19,485,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Perris Valley Line, Riverside
$45,000,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
San Francisco Muni Third St.
Light Rail-Central Subway Project
$10,000,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
South Sacramento Light Rail
Extension
$7,000,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Van Ness BRT Project, San
Francisco
$400,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Capital Investment Grants
Wiishire Blvd Bus-Only Lane,
Los Angeles
$9,857,097
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Facilities and Equipment (FAA)
Glide Slope Runway 36L, Napa
County Airport
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
Bald Hill Slide Mitigation,
Hoopa Reservation
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
Forest Highway 171 Widening,
Butte County
$998,450
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
Fort Baker Transportation
Upgrades
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
Needles Highway, Needles
$3,800,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
Presidio Transportation Demand
Management Project, San Francisco
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
South Access to the Golden
Gate Bridge, Doyle Drive, City and County of San Francisco
$2,612,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Federal Lands (Public Lands
Highways)
State Route 88 Pine Grove
Corridor Improvement Project, Amador County
$180,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Ferry Boats and Terminal Facilities
Berkeley/Albany Ferry Service
in CA
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Ferry Boats and Terminal Facilities
Larkspur Ferry Terminal Parking
Improvements
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Grade Crossings on Designated
High Speed Rail Corridors
Alameda Corridor East Grade
Separations
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Grade Crossings on Designated
High Speed Rail Corridors
San Gabriel Trench Grade Separation
Project- Alameda Corridor East Constructing Authority
$1,235,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Encinitas Blvd/lnterstate
5 Interchange Environmental Review
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Environmental Design, ROW
Acquisition and Project Report for the l-215/University Parkway Project,
San Bernadino
$508,250
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
I-10 at Grove Avenue and Fourth
Street Interchange and Grove Avenue Corridor, Ontario
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
l-10/Cherry and l-10/Citms
Interchanges Reconstruction, San Bernardino
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
l-10/Ramon Road/Bob Hope Interchange
Improvements
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
l-15/Railroad Canyon Road
Interchange ROW acquisition, Lake Elsinore
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
l-205/Lammers Road Interchange
Improvements, Tracy
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
l-280/l-880/Stevens Creek
Interchange Project, San Jose
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
I-405 Cherry Ramp Improvements
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
I-580 HOV Lanes, Alameda County
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
I-710 Atlantic Blvd/Bandini
Blvd On and Off-Ramp Interchange Modifications, Vernon
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Interchange at I-5 and French
Camp Road, and Arch-Sperry Road Construction, Stockton
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Interstate 805 Managed Lanes
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Ranchero Road Corridor Project,
Hesperia
$650,750
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Rancho Cucamonga 115/Baseline
Rd. Interchange
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
San Diego Freeway (I-405)
Widening and Improvement
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
San Diego Freeway (I-5) Widening
and Improvement
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
SR-56 Connectors and I-5 Widening
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
SR-91 Congestion Relief Project,
Orange County
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Interstate Maintenance Discretionary
Wilmington Avenue Interchange
Modification at the I-405 Freeway
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Rail Line Relocation and Improvement
Program
Intermodal Terminal Facility
and Track Railroad Relocation, Sacramento
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Rail Line Relocation and Improvement
Program
Transbay Transit Center, San
Francisco
$1,900,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Alameda Corridor East Grade
Separations, Riverside County
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Alameda Corridor East Grade
Separations, San Gabriel Valley
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Assessment of Transit-Oriented
Development Along Phase II of the Gold Line Foothill Extension, Monrovia
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Avenue 52 Grade Separation,
over Union Pacific Railroad tracks and Grapefruit Blvd, Coachella
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Cesar Chavez Blvd/Calexico-West
Port of Entry Congestion Improvements
$2,850,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Garfield Avenue at Slauson
Avenue Intersection, Commerce
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Harhey Way Roadway Improvements
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Intersection Modernization,
Synchronization, and Re-pavement, Bell
$427,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Lenwood Road Grade Separation
Project
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic
Trail
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Potrero Boulevard/SR 60 Interchange,
Beaumont
$855,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Rancho Vista Blvd (Ave P)
Project, Palmdale
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
Santa Clarita Cross Valley
Connector, Santa Clarita
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Surface Transportation Priorities
SR-91 Improvements, Orange
and Riverside Counties
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Terminal Air Traffic Facilities
San Francisco
$500,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Antonio Parkway Rehabilitation,
Rancho Santa Margarita
$95,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Aten Road and Old County Road
111 Improvements, Imperial County
$712,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Bluff Top Park Improvements
$95,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Branham Lane/Monterey Highway
Rail Grade Separation, San Jose
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Central Expressway Auxiliary
Lanes
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
City of San Fernando Downtown
Realization Project
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Economic Development/Revitalization
of the Rosecrans Corridor
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Encinas Creek/Pacific Coast
Highway 101 Bridge Replacement
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Golden Gate Bridge Moveable
Median Barrier, San Francisco
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Heim Bridge Replacement, Alameda
Corridor Transportation Authority
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Hwy 50/Missouri Flat – Western
Placerville Interchange Improvement/Weber Creek Bridge Upgrade
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
I-80 Intermodal Corridor Study
– Oakland to Utah Stateline, UT
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
International Drive Ertension/Folsom
South Canal Bridge
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Lemon Grove Lighting Project
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Light Rail Corridor Improvements
Study, Chula Vista
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Los Banos Bypass on State
Route 152
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension
Transit Oriented Development Project
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Park Street Pedestrian Safety
Transportation Improvements, Arameda
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Shoal Creek Pedestrian Bridge
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Sidewalk Construction in Ashland
and Cherryland
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
SR 23/US 101 Freeway Interchange
Project
$427,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
SR-47 Port Access Expressway
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
SR89 Mousehole Improvement
Project, Truckee
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
State Route 180 East
$1,330,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
State Route 71 expansion from
SR-60 to I-10, Pomona
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
State Routes 52 and 67 Interchange
Improvements
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Sun Valley Lighting Project
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Traffic Signal Modernization,
City of Lakewood
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
Veterans Boulevard Project,
Fresno County
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Transportation, Community,
and System Preservation
West Vista Way Widening (from
Melrose Drive to the east of Thunder Drive), Vista
$570,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Bill Wilson Center in Santa
Clara for purchasing a building and rehabilitation
$213,750
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Boys and Girls Club of East
County for construction of a gymnasium and renovation of existing facilities
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Butte County, Oroville for
construction of the Oroville Veterans Memorial Park
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Calexico Neighborhood House
Community Center, Calexico for planning, construction, and expansion
of community center
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City and County of San Francisco
for construction of permanent supportive housing
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Citrus Heights for
the cost of new ADA-compliant infrastructure
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Fullerton for renovation
and construction of facilities for a Boys and Girls Club
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Huntington Beach for
construction of a larger senior center that meets the needs of the projected
increase in the city's population
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Huntington Park for
upgrades to park amenities to comply with ADA requirements
$95,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Indio for development
of a local community center
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Lawndale for design,
planning, demolition and pre-construction of Community Center
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Long Beach for demolition
and renovation in Ramona Park
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Merced for restoration
of the Merced Theatre
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of San Clemente for construction
of the Coastal Trail
$285,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
City of Santa Paula for repair
and expansion of public athletic facilities and gathering areas at Teague
Park
$118,750
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Coachella Valley Association
of Governments for the Coachella Valley Homeless Multi-Service Center
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
County of San Mateo, Redwood
City for construction of a receiving home at County's Youth Services
Center
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
County of Santa Barbara, Santa
Barbara for construction and renovation of the Lompoc Veterans Building
$807,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Covenant House California,
Los Angeles for design and construction of a homeless youth shelter
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Hillview Acres Children's
Home for construction and improvements to facilities
$95,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Housing Trust of Santa Clara
County, San Jose for the Low Income Downpayment Assistance Program,
a revolving loan fund
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Japanese American Museum of
San Jose in San Jose for construction of a new museum
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Japanese Community Youth Council,
San Francisco for renovation of a youth development facility
$142,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Los Angeles County Parks and
Recreation, Los Angeles for planning, design, renovation and construction
of facilities and landscaping at Charles White Park in Altadena
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Metro Homeless Youth Services
of Los Angeles, Los Angeles for construction and renovation of a space
into an emergency shelter
$332,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Northridge Hospital Foundation,
Northridge for demolition and redesign of an existing space to house
a center to serve the victims of sexual assault
$237,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Orange County Great Park Corporation
for improvements to the Orange County Great Park
$475,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Para Ids Ninos, Los Angeles
for renovation of Para Los Ninos child development center
$380,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
San Francisco Redevelopment
Agency, San Francisco for Hunters Point Affordable Housing
$950,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
The Unity Council, Oakland
for renovation of the Fruitvale Masonic Temple into a Cultural and Performing
Arts Center in Oakland
$190,000
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
West Valley Community Services
in Cupertino for construction of a satellite office
$261,250
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Economic Development Initiatives
YMCA of San Diego East County
for construction of the McGrath Family YMCA
$118,750
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Neighborhood Initiatives
Center for Creative Land Recycling,
San Francisco for technical assistance related to redevelopment project,
including environmental project scoping and feasibility
$427,500
Transportation
and Housing & Urban Development
Neighborhood Initiatives
National Community Renaissance,
Rancho Cucamonga for acquisition, rehabilitation and preservation of
at-risk affordable housing
$950,000