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His Excellency Governor John H. Lynch And the Honorable Executive Council American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Progress Report - August 19,2009 Job CreationlRetention:

796.2 FTEs

Through June 30, 2009, we estimate that 796.2 Full Time Equivalent ("FTE") jobs have been created or retained which were paid for with ARRA funds. This statistic is calculated as directed by the federal Office of Management and Budget ("OMB") for federal ARRA reporting purposes. For each program, the total number of hours paid for with ARRA funds is divided into the total number of hours a full time employee would work during the reporting period. For this report, the reporting period started on the fIrst day of the month during which the program started compensating employees with ARRA funds and ended on June 30, 2009. During this reporting period a total of 535,498.9 hours were reported to the Office of Economic Stimulus as having been paid for with ARRA funds. ARRA Contracts/Grants Approved:

$250,079,379.91

Through July 28th, 2009, the Governor and Executive Council have approved $250,079,379.91 of ARRA funded contracts or grants. Additional funds have been obligated to the State, but not yet contracted. Federal agencies have awarded additional ARRA funds in direct awards to municipalities, educational institutions, and entities in New Hampshire. The town by town analysis that is attached, which includes the amounts awarded by State contracts and the direct federal awards we have information on, total to an estimated ARRA benefIt to New Hampshire of $336,327,525. As of 7/29/09 an additional $13,943,728 has been received by unemployed people in New Hampshire by means of an additional $25 per week benefIts paid for with ARRA funds. Please fInd attached samples of the web based maps and related town by town detailed information under development. We are also providing a list ofthe projects identifIed to date which are benefIting, in whole or in part, specifIc towns. We continue to collect data and will provide a more complete report in September. We expect these statistics to change over time. We have requested State ARRA program managers to report on activity through August 31 st, by September 10,2009. We will plan to update the Governor and Executive Council at your September 23 rd meeting.

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Orville B. Fitch II Director, Office of Economic Stimulus - - - - - - - - - - Telephone 603-271-2121 • Fax 603-271~7680 • TDD Access: Relay NH 1-800-835-2964 - - - - - - - - - -

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Note: Data Reflects ARRA Programs Subject to Section 1512 Reporting Through June 30, 2009 Jobs Created Total # of I Retained Hours Worked

Program Name

ARRA$ Obligated

Highway Infrastructure Investment

$106,192,792

75.7

39,365.0

Capitalization Grant for State Revolving Fund

$39,163,900

0.0

0.0

State Fiscal Stabilization Funds - Government Services

$36,543,276

700.2

485,469.5

Weatherization

$23,218,594

15.9

6,688.4

Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$19,500,000

0.0

0.0

Title I - Grants to LEAs

$15,473,827

0.0

0.0

JAG Program

$6,253,755

0.0

0.0

National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance

$5,081,000

0.0

0.0

Child Care Development Fund

$4,736,238

0.0

0.0

Airport Block Grant Program

$3,886,920

3.4

3,155.0

Transit Capital Investments

$3,458,214

0.0

0.0

Grants for Infannts and Toddlers with Disabilities

$2,139,843

0.0

0.0

ARRA Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA)

$1,730,000

1.0

821.0

Unemployment Insurance and Employment Service Operations and Reemployment Services

$1,617,171

0.0

0.0

STOP - Violence Against Women 01AWA)

$1,058,641

0.0

0.0

Rehabilitation Services - Vocational Rehabilitation Grants to States

$961,942

0.0

0.0

VOCA Victim Assistance Formula Grant Program

$587,000

0.0

0.0

Water Quality Management Planning

$395,600

0.0

0.0

Congregate Meals ARRA

$325,000

0.0

0.0

Independent Living Services

$242,913

0.0

0.0

National School Lunch Equipment

$215,765

0.0

0.0

Homeless Children and Youth

$190,310

0.0

0.0

Home Delivered Meals

$160,000

0.0

0.0

Independent Living Services for Older Blind Individuals

$80,095

0.0

0.0

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)

$68,405

0.0

0.0

Source: Section 1512 State Reports and State Fiscal Stabilization Fund Hourly Data. Section 1512 Reporting Data and State Fiscal Stabilization Fund Hourly Data As Of6/30/2009.

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City/Town Funding Information

Lebanon County: Grafton Congressional District: NH-002

Executive Council District: 1 NH State Senate District: 5

(Estimated Information)

Population: 13,611 The estimated population of the municipality. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planring. As of2007.

Property Valuation per Person: $132,683 This estimate is intended as an approximation ofthe relative property value of different communities. It uses 2006 total equalized property value for the community divided by the 2007 estimate of population. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planning.

County Unemployment Rate: 5.5% This is the most current available unemployment rate for the county in which this town/city is located. Source: NH Employment Security. As of June 2009.

Median Household Income: $42;185 This estimate is intended as an approximate measure ofthe relative income of different communities.

Source: United States Census Data. As of 2000.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded to the state which the state is granting to entities within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Project Name ARRA Funds Additional Type of Project Information ARRA Title I Part A

$192,746

Education

ARRA Title I Part D

$16,069

Education

IDEA Part B - Grants

$432,222

Education

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$15,755

Education

Summer Youth

$23,761

Education

Hannah House

Upper Valley Bus.

Summer Youth

$82,775

Educatiou

NH Lakes Assoc.

JAG - Police Prosecutor

$75,000

Safety

Lebanon Police Department

STOP Violence Agaiost Women

$34,200

Safety

Emerge Family Advocates

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded directly by the federal government to an entity within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Additional Project Name ARRA Funds Type of Project Information Cannabinoids & Neuroimmune

$355,856

Health I Nutrition

Capital and Management

$284,547

Housing I Facilities

Recipient:

Lebanon Housing Authority

Activities

9.4 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scanner

Recipient:

Dartmouth College

Interactions

$1,996,316

Technology

Recipient: Dartmouth College

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City/Town Funding Information

Concord County: Merrimack Congressional District: NH-002

Executive Council District: 2 NH State Senate District: 15

(Estimated Information)

Population: 42,044 The estimated population ofthe mnnicipality. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planning. As of2007.

Property Valuation per Person: $101,186 This estimate is intended as an approximation of the relative property value of different commnnities. It uses 2006 total equalized property value for the commnnity divided by the 2007 estimate of population. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planning.

County Unemployment Rate: 6.1 % This is the most current available unemployment rate for the county io which this town/city is located. Source: NH Employment Security. As of June 2009.

Median Honsehold Income: $42,447 This estimate is intended as an approximate measure of the relative income of different cOllllTIunities. Source: United States Census Data. As of 2000.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded to the state which the state is granting to entities within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Type of Project Additional Project Name ARRA Funds Information ARRA Title I Part A

$1,289,093

Education

ARRA Title I Part A

$346,800

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

ARRA Title I Part D

$37,495

Education

Child and Family Services

IDEA Part B - Grants

$1,268,232

Education

IDEA Part B - Grants

$656,085

Education

Merrimack Valley

School District IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$47,971

Education

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$30,099

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$7,516

Education

SAU#8

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$5,677

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

Summer Youth

$57,418

Education

Child & Family Services, Concord

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,896

Health / Nutrition

Walker School; Dish Machine

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,031

Health / Nutrition

Dame School; Food Bar

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,031

Health / Nutrition

Rumford School; Food Bar

National Guard Building

$232,000

Housing / Facilities

National Guard Bureau

Improvements

State Military Reservation Building Improvements

$1,003,000

Housing / Facilities

National Guard Bureau

JAG - Cold Case Uuit

$685,926

Safety

JAG - Crime Lab Fingerprint Analyst

$244,130

Safety

JAG

$120,000

Safety

JAG - NIU Pharmacist

$276,700

Safety

JAG - Victim Services

$525,000

Safety

NH Coalition

STOP Violence Against Women

$157,500

Safety

Crisis Center Support and

Merrimack County CAC

Enhancement of Services

STOP Violence Against Women

$60,012

Safety

NH Health / Law Collaborative; NH Legal Assistance

VOCA - Therapeutic Classroom

$36,000

Safety

Head Start c/o

Legal Assistance VOCA - Therapeutic Classroom

$36,000

Safety

Head Start c/o MerrimacklBelknap CAP

VOCA - Victims Services

$15,095

Safety

NHDOC

Bureau of Rails TraositPurchase Miscellaneous Capital Equipment

$280,000

Transportation

Community Actiou Programs BelknapMerrimack Counties

1-93 Pavement Rehabilitation

$7,635,940

Transportation

Exits 14 - 17, 5.4 miles in Concord

1-393 Pavement Rehabilitation

$983,925

Traosportation

Pembroke, Concord

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded directly by the federal government to an entity within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Project Name ARRA Funds Type of Project Additional Information AmeriCorps State

$571,322

Business/Communny

Volunteer NH!

AmeriCorps State

$140,476

Busiuess / Community

Volunteer NH!

AmeriCorps National

$262,000

Business/Community

Campus Compact forNH

Grants to State and Regional Arts Organizations

$293,100

Business / Community

NH State Council on the Arts

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$803,249

Educatiou

Recipieut: Community Technical College

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$25,875

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$69,857

Education

Recipient: Franklin Pierce Law Center

Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$17,464

Educatiou

Recipient: Community Tecbuical College

The Emergency Food Assistance

$68,405

Health / Nutrition

Recipieut: NH Surplus Distribution

Capital and Management Activities

$466,895

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Concord Housing Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$78,021

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Village Green

Contract Services S8 Funds

$61,635

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: David A. Hodges, Sr.

Contract Services S8 Funds

$60,165

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: David A. Hodges, Sr.

Retro-Commissioning Study

$140,958

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: BBIX, LLC

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$207,544

Safety

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City/Town Funding Information

Salem County: Rockingham Congressional District: NH-002

Executive Council District: 3 NH State Senate District: 22

(Estimated Information)

Population: 29,703 The estimated population of the municipality. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planning. As of2007.

Property Valuation per Person: $156,892 This estimate is intended as an approximation of the relative property value of different communities. It uses 2006 total equalized property value for the community divided by the 2007 estimate of population. Source: NH Office of Energy and Plauning.

County Unemployment Rate: 7.1 % This is the most current available unemployment rate for the county in which this town/city is located. Source: NH Employment Security. As of June 2009.

Median Household Income: $58,090 This estimate is intended as an approximate measure of the relative income of different communities. Source: United States Census Data. As of 2000.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded to the state which the state is granting to entities within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Type of Project Additional Project Name ARRA Funds Information IDEA Part B - Grants

$1,118,524

Education

IDEA Section 619-IDEA B Preschool Grants

$5,291

Education

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$5,581

Education

SAU#57

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded directly by the federal government to an entity within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Type of Project Additional Project Name ARRA Funds Information Capital & Management Activities (Formula)

$258,503

HousinglFacilities

Recipient: Community Technical College

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City/Town Funding Information

Manchester County: Hillsborough Congressional District: NH-001

Executive Council District: 4 NH State Senate District: 16, 18,20

(Estimated Information)

Population: 108,580 The estimated population ofthe mnnicipality. Source: NH Office ofEnergy and Planning. As of2007.

Property Valuation per Person: $94,877 This estimate is intended as an approximation of the relative property value of different commuuities. It nses 2006 total equalized property value for the community divided by the 2007 estimate ofpopulation. Source: NH Office of Energy and Planning.

County Unemployment Rate: 7.2% This is the most current available unemployment rate for the county in which this town/city is located. Source: NH Employment Security. As of June 2009.

Median Household Income: $40,774 This estimate is intended as an approximate measure of the relative income of different communities.

Source: United States Census Data. As of2000.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded to the state which the state is granting to entities within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Additional Project Name ARRA Funds Type of Project Information ARRA Title I Part A

$5,932,315

Education

IDEA Part B - Grants

$4,365,324

Education

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$140,033

Education

In-School Youth Year Rouud

$522,651

Education

New England Farm Workers

In-School Youth Year Round

$88,067

Education

Northeast Deaf & Hard of Hearing at Memorial High

School

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$53,188

Education

SAU#37

Summer Youth

$68,590

Education

Alchemists (Henniker Youth Theatre)

Summer Youth

$154,216

Education

City of Manchester

Summer Youth

$101,312

Education

NH-JAGat Manchester Central & West

Summer Youth

$220,756

Education

Workforce Training Resources

Community Health Centers

$938,442

Health / Nutrition

City of Manchester & Manchester

Commnnity Health Center

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$9,375

Health / Nutrition

McDonough School; Freezer

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$693

Health / Nutrition

Lamprey River Elementary; Hot Food Counter

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$35,008

Health / Nutrition

Beech Street School; Pot Washer

National Guard Building

$232,000

Housing / Facilities

National Guard Bureau

hnprovements

STOP Violence Against Women Culturally-Specific Advocate

$20,000

Safety

YWCA of

VOCA - Court Appointed Special Advocates

$17,000

Safety

CASAofNH

Acquisition of Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting Vehicle

$1,000,000

Transportation

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport & City of Manchester

District V Roadway Resurfacing

$3,081,447

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways

Roadway & Bridge Construction

$5,303,588

Transportation

Manchester Airport Access Road

Manchester

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded directly by the federal government to an entity within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Project Name ARRA Funds Additional Type of Project Information VISTA Recovery Support Grants

$5,000

Business / Community

American Red Cross - Manchester

Chapter Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$10,100

Education

Recipient: Community Teclmical College

Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$2,590

Education

Recipient: NH Institute afArt

Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$1,571

Education

Recipient: Coiffures by Michael, Inc.

Campus-Based / FWS (Student Financial Assistance

$69,853

Education

Recipient: St. Anslem College

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$35,088

Education

Recipient: Coiffures by Michael, Inc.

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$10,321

Education

Recipient: St. Anslem College

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$2,497,179

Education

Recipient: Hesser College

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$1,189,335

Education

Recipient: Hesser College

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$504,872

Education

Recipient: Community Teclmical College

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$257,065

Education

Recipient: St. Anslem College

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$121,413

Education

Recipient: NH Institute afArt

Capital and Management Activities

$2,034,759

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Manchester Housing Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$28,180

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Alton Housing for the Elderly

Contract Services S8 Funds

$122,958

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Antoinette Hill

Contract Services S8 Funds

$679,536

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Ashland House Associates

Contract Services S8 Funds

$81,477

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: DBH Shelter 11

Contract Services S8 Funds

$738,144

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Diocesan Bureau of Housing

Contract Services S8 Funds

$370,305

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$195,500

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$186,888

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$150,912

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Contract Services S8 Funds

$149,247

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Riverside Housing Corporation

Contract Services S8 Funds

$264,600

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Rural Housing for The Elderly

Contract Services S8 Funds

$228,096

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Village East Associates

Project Base - Rental Assistance

$82,239

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Suncook Pond Associates

Section 8 Amendments

$55,651

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$53,120

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$46,742

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$42,801

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD

Finance Authority Section 8 Amendments

$40,509

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$40,000

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$28,608

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$26,007

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$70,000

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$60,103

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$60,000

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

Section 8 Amendments

$59,367

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

SR-09 Extensions

$153,227

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Manchester Housing Authority

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$2,219,000

Safety

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City/Town Funding Information

Nashua County: Hillsborough Congressional District: NH-002

Executive Council District: 5 NH State Senate District: 12, 13

(Estimated Information)

Population: 87,150 The estimated population ofthe municipality. Source: NH Office of Energy and Plaoning. As of 2007.

Property Valuation per Person: $111,466 This estimate is iotended as an approximation of the relative property value of different communities. It nses 2006 total equalized property value for the community divided by the 2007 estimate of population. Source: NH Office of Energy and Plaoning.

County Unemployment Rate: 7.2% This is the most current available unemployment rate for the county io which this town/city is located. Source: NH Employment Security. As of June 2009.

Median Household Income: $51,969 This estimate is intended as an approximate measure of the relative income of different connnunities.

Source: United States Census Data. As of 2000.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded to the state which the state is granting to entities within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Project Name ARRA Funds Additional Type of Project Information ARRA Title I Part A

$2,820,407

Education

IDEA Part B - Grants

$3,193,345

Education

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$113,578

Education

McKioney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$18,547

Education

Summer Youth

$159,801

Education

SAU#42

Workforce Traioiog Resources

Community Health Centers

$1,273,618

Health I Nutrition

Harbor Homes, Inc.

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$5,005

Health I Nutrition

Nashua Childrens Home-Concord Street Residence; Air Conditioner

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$16,160

Health I Nutrition

Fairgrounds Elementary School; Tables

STOP Violence Against Women Culturally-Specific Advocate

$20,000

Safety

Bridges

STOP Violence Against Women Greater Nashua Supervised

$40,950

Safety

Commuuity Council of Nashua

$54,800

Safety

Bridges

Transportation

Boire Field

Visitation

VOCA - Child Advocacy Program

Design and Reconstruct Terminal $1,753,000 Aircraft Parking Apron

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds awarded directly by the federal government to an entity within the state, benefiting this municipality and entities located within this community: Project Name ARRA Funds Type of Project Additioual Information Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$353,076

Education

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$334,228

Education

Grant Program - Direct payment For Specified Use

$30,198

Education

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$46,912

Grant Program - Direct Payment For Specified Use

$24,978

Capital and Management Activities

$1,169,494

Recipient:

Commuuity Techuical College Recipient: Rivier College Recipient:

Rivier College Education

Recipient:

St. Joseph Hospital Education

Recipient:

St. Joseph Hospital

SBIR Phase I: Bendable Ceramic $100,000 Paper Membranes

Housing I Facilities

Recipient:

Nashua Housing Authority Technology

Recipient: Novarials

Technology

NH ARRA Total Federal Additional Compensation ($25. Per Week) Total FAC paid through 7/29/09 = $13,943,728. Total individuals receiving benefit through 7/29/09 = 48,757

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ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Primary Town Name *

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Energy I Environment

Health / Nutrition

Housing I Facilities

Transportation

$0 Allenstown Alton Amherst Andover Antrim Ashland

$0

$0 $0 $0 $0

$0 $0

$0 $0

$92,881

$0

$0 Auburn Barnstead Barrington

$3,255,500

$0 $0

$0 Bath Bedford

$0

Total Funds

$t95,516 $649,144 $535,959 $77,642 $0 $92,881 $0 $3,414,539 $215,488 $316,295 $315,534 $43,328 $11,778,742 $587,465

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Berlin Bethlehem Boscawen Bow

$0 $0

Bristol Brookfield

$0 $0

Campton Canaan Candia Center Harbor

$989,258 $0

$360,872 $112,349 $663,757

$0 $146,031 SI,147,574

$0 $135,825

Chester Chesterfield Chichester Claremont Colebrook Concord

::li4,662,S3l

$0

$896,791 Cornish $38,000 $28,689 Croydon $0 Danbury Deerfield $0 $159,942 $0 $1,716,627 Derry $0 $2,171,020 Dover Dunbarton $58,249 • For this report funds for regional projects are allocated benefit.

$0 $0 $0

$8,202,000 SO SO

S17,842

$0

$229,017 $0

$6,210

$0

$0 $0

$0 $0

$0 $0 $0 $119,400 SO $8,899,865 SO SO SO

$143,250 $73,906 $2,400,204 $829,765 $24,279,923 $9,351,860 S66,689 $5,668

$0 $0 S159,942 $0 $1,716,627 $0 S6,132,004 $0 $0 $105,325 $0 to the largest town benefited. Fu1ure reports will seek to estimale allocation of these funds to all municipalities that

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Primary Town Name * Durham

Business I

East Kingston Enfield Epping

$0

Errol Exeter Farming~()I1

Employme Education

nt

Energy I Environment

Health I Nutrition

Housing I Facilities

Total Funds

$0 $0

$0

S8,209,787 $0 $0 $10,501,000

$869,267

$0

$1,050,000

$0

$0

$0 SO $0 $0 $10,875 $0 $0

$0

Franconia

Fremont Gilmanton

$0 $0

Grantham Greenfield Greenland

$0 $0

,H:ampt°tl liarnpt()l1. Falls Hancock Hanover

Henniker Hill Hillsborough Hinsdale Holderness

$7,128.966 $44,593 $551,914 S8,903,299 $141,855 $4,404 $1,143,372 $12,420,267 $4,292,549 $9,311,368 $22,754 $160,309 $420,254 $159,817 $859,378 $233,705 S60,549 S169,008 $98,925 $226,418 $1,068,159 $70,839 $0

$566,770 $0

so $0 SO

S323,405

$450,213 $1,795,878 $309,168 $0 SI,382,523 Hudson $0 $12,171 Jackson $0 $677,571 Jaffrey $0 $0 Jefferson $0 $4,013,500 $10,960,459 Keene $0 SO $46,712 Kensin~tl:)l1, $0 SO $537,115 Kingston $0 $4,128,816 S6,817,504 Laconia $2,206,522 $0 $0 S4,960 Landaff $4,960 • For this report funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Hooksett Hopkintc.m

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Primary Town

Business I

Name *

Lebanon Lee

Education SO SO

S763,329 SO

h~I11P~tf:r

Employme nt

Energy I Environment

Health I

Housing I

Nutrition

Facilities

Total Funds

SO SO SO

SI,996,316 SO

Lincoln Lisbon

S176,150

Litchfield

SO

SI24,774

Littleton

Lyndeborough Madison Manchester

SO SO SO SII,208,617 SO SO S3,487,184

SO S9,385,035

Mason

Meredith

Milford

Mont Vernon Moultonborough Nashua

SIOO,OOO

S6,353,000

S3,509,248 SO S91,665 SII,547,943 SI,233,444 S532,683 S5,014,057 SI,182,941 S43,065 S30,100 S2,163 S40,646,310 S73,752 SIO,852 S490,871 SI,219,386 S43,078 S874,288 S367,720 S31,653 S57,867 S235,854 SI6,128,157

Nelson New Boston

New Castle

SO

New Hampton New New Newfields Newington Newport Newton North Hampton Northfield

S5,301,639

SO SO SO SO

Northwood Nottingham

SO SO SO SO

Orford Pelham Pembroke

SO

Northumberland

SO S289,704 S292,388 S161,028

SO SO SO SO

SO SO SO SO

Peterborough

• For this report funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these benefit.

S159,650 SI,547,373 S4,459,432 S135,161 SO S289,704 S292,388 S161,028 SO S30,316 SO S556,246 SO S620,591 SO SI,109,713 funds to all municipalities that

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Primary Town

Business I

Name * Piennont Pittsburg Pittsfield Plainfield Plaistow Plymouth Portsmouth Raymond

Education.

Energy I Environment

$0

$83,854

$0

$0

$0 $0 $0

$1,022,877 $1,576,944 $1,150,141

$0

$0 $0 $2,660,850

$0

Health I Nutrition

Housing I

Facilities

Total Funds

$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $495,132

$0 $0 $0 $1,073,673

$0 $0 $271,463 $475,306

$0 $0

$0 $0

$0 $0 $8,437,430

$0 $0

Rollinsford

Employme ot

$2,1::178,928

$73,637

$0 $0

$0 $0 $0

$0

$0

$664,869 $0 $

$0

~~~~~,y

$0 $0

$0 $0 $0

Rye

$0

Salem

$0

$37,391 $83,854 $347,659 $70,416 $1,022,877 $1,848,407 $14,292,531 $626,225 $625,290 $3,950,667 $73,637

$0 $153,606 $116,967 $1,387,899

Sharon South Hampton

$0

Springfield $0

$0 $7,796,397

Sunapee ~\1I
Tamworth Thornton Tilton Tuftonboro

Unity Wakefield Warner

Warren

$0

$0 $0 Waterville Valley $0 $0 $0 Weare $0 $0 $0 For this report funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these benefit. Washington

$953,997 $18,054 $0 $36,117 $171,976 $154,190 $3,181,256 $101,560

$0

$7,955,103 $28,629 $0 $917,446 $0 $117,552 $89,130 $4,093,726 $0 $52,545 $511,349 $19,487 $0 $43,341 $0 $30,198 $0 $6,504 $0 $564,778 funds to all municipalities that

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Primary Town Name

Business /

*

Education

Energy I Environment

Health I Nutrition

Housing I Facilities

Total Funds

$0 $0

Wentworth

Westmoreland

Wilton Winchester Windham

Employme nt

$0 $0

$35,399 $50,810 $825,050

$0 $0

• For this report funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date! but is known to be incomplete. ARRA Funds

Type of Project

Town Name

Project Name

Albany

District r Roadway Resurfacing

Alexandria

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$178,601

Safety

Alton

ARRA Title I Part A

1123.787

Alton

IDEA Part B - Grants

Alton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Alton

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Alton

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$250,627

Safety

Ashland

ARRA Title 1 Part A

149,368

Ashland

IDEA Part B - Grants

Ashland

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Ashland

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Ashland

1-93 Pavement Rehabilitation

Bartlett

ARRA Title I Part A

156,750

Bartlett

IDEA Part B - Grants

Bartlett

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Bartlett

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Additional Information

Resurfacing 56.58 miles ofroadways; See Littleton for Multi-

Executive Council District

Statc~Run vs

Direct

District 1

State-Run

CHRP Award - Federal

District 1

Direct

Education

Prospect Mountain Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

1265,912

Education

Prospect Mountain Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

18,818

Education

District I

State~Run

Resurfacing 47.26 miles ofroadways; See Laconia for Mu1ti~ Town Project

District I

State~Run

CHRP Award - Federal

District I

Direct

Education

District I

State-Run

141,867

Education

District I

State-Run

11.646

Education

Ashland School District

District 1

State-Run

Transportation

Resurfacing 4726 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Transportation

Exits 23 - 24. See New Hampton for Multi·Town Project

District I

State-Run

Education

District I

State-Run

$71,264

Education

Districtl

State-Run

$2,234

Education

Districtl

State·Run

District I

State·Run

Transportation

Transportation

Town Project

Resurfacing 56.58 miles ofroadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are aliocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to ail municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 1g, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analvzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Type of Project

Contract services 88 funds

1145,344

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Kezar Falls Partnership

District 1

Direct

Bartlett

Contract services S8 funds

139,942

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Mountain View Apts.

District 1

Direct

Bath

ARRA Title I Part A

119,310

Education

District 1

State-Run

Balh

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

1\8,750

Education

District I

State-Run

Bath

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

11,293

Education

District 1

Slale-Run

Bath

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,975

Health I Nutrition

Bath Village; Range

District 1

State-Run

Belmont

ARRA Title I Part A

1214,096

Education

Shaker Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Belmont

IDEA Part B - Grants

1359,495

Education

Shaker Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Belmont

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

113,874

Education

Shaker Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Berlin

ARRA Title I Part A

$595,221

Education

District 1

State-Run

Berlin

IDEA Part B - Grants

1404,847

Education

District 1

State-Run

Berlin

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$\0,347

Education

District I

State-Run

Berlin

Water Main Replacement Project

11,500,000

Energy I Environment

District 1

State-Run

Berlin

Weatherization

$4,008,896

Energy I Environment

Tri_County Community Action Program, Inc.

District 1

State-Run

Berlin

Community Health Centers

$897,017

Health / Nutrition

Coos County Family Health

District I

State-Run

Berlin

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$29,177

Health / Nutrition

Hillside Elementary School; Refrigerator-Freezer

District I

State-Run

Project Name

Bartlett

Additional Information

Executive Council District

ARRAFunds

Town Name

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Stale~Run

vs Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

JAG· Coos County CAe

1120,000

Safety

Coos County CAe

District I

State-Run

Berlin

JAG· Restorative Justice Program

160,000

Safety

TIi County CAp· Carroll County

District I

State-Run

Berlin

VOCA· Mental Health Services to Child Victims of Violent Crime

14,400

Safety

Northern Human Services

District I

State-Run

Berlin

Purchase of Miscellaneous Capita! Equipment & Facility Rehabilitation

13,225

Tmnsportation

TTi-County Community Action Program, Inc.

District 1

Slate-Run

Berlin

Campus-BasedIFWS (Student Financial Assistance)

15,716

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Berlin

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

1404,899

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Berlin

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as
$14,152

Education

Recipient: Community Technical CoJlege

District I

Direct

Berlin

Capital and Management Activities (Fonnula)

188,959

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Berlin Housing Authority

District I

Direct

Berlin

FY 2009 Recovery Act Justice Assistance Grant Program

142,032

Safety

Recipient: City of Berlin

District I

Direct

Bethlehem

ARRA Title I Part A

$121,546

Education

Profile Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Bethlehem

ARRA Title I Part D

126,782

Education

Northern NH Youth Services

District I

State-Run

Bethlehem

IDEA Part B - Grants

$122,868

Education

Profile Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Bethlehem

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

12,587

Education

Profile Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Bethlehem

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,299

Health I Nutrition

NFl North-Northern NH Youth Services; Freezer

District 1

State-Run

Bethlehem

Food and Nutrition Equipment

11,484

Health I Nutrition

NFl North-Northern NH Youth Services; Range

District I

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Berlin

Additional Information

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

District

Stale-Run vs Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 1g, 2009

Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Bethlehem

Food and Nutrition Equipment

Bethlehem

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Bristol

ARRA Title I Part A

1287,778

Bristol

IDEA Part B - Grants

Bristol

Executive Council

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

Additional Information

11,349

Health! Nutrition

Nfl North-Northern NH Youth Services; Refrigerator

District 1

State-Run

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District 1

State-Run

Education

Newfound Area School District

District 1

State-Run

1361,635

Education

Newfound Area School District

District 1

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$14,344

Education

Newfound Area School District

District 1

State-Run

Campton

ARRA Title I Part A

$70,175

Education

District I

State-Run

Campton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$79,793

Education

District I

State-Run

Campton

IDEA Section 619- IDEA B Preschool Grants

18,348

Education

District 1

State-Run

Campton

1-93 Pavement Rehabilitation

1989,258

Transportation

Exits 27 and 28

District I

State-Run

Canaan

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Ne\vport for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Center Harbor

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MuitiTown Project

District I

State·Run

Charlestown

ARRA Title 1 Part A

1319,187

Education

Fall Mountain Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Charlestown

IDEA Part B - Grants

$451,089

Education

Fall Mountain Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Charlestown

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$14,109

Education

Fall Mountain Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Claremont

ARRA Title I Part A

$547,505

Education

District I

State-Run

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

District

State-Run vs Direct

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ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$517,287

Education

District 1

Slate-Run

IDEA Section 619· IDEA B Preschool Grants

118,812

Education

District 1

State-Run

Claremont

In-School Youth Year Round

177,500

Education

NH-JAG at Stevens High

District 1

State-Run

Claremont

In-School Youth Year Round

1141,191

Education

Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center

District I

State-Run

Claremont

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$9,451

Education

SAU#6

District J

State-Run

Claremont

Summer Youth

$38,546

Education

NH-JAG at Stevens

District t

State-Run

Claremont

Summer Youth

126,594

Education

Upper Valley Business & Education Partnership

District 1

State-Run

Claremont

VQCA • Children's Advocate Program

$37,400

Safety

Turning Points Network

District I

State-Run

Claremont

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for Multi· Town Project

District I

State-Run

Claremont

Purchase of Miscellaneous Capital Equipment & Facility Rehabilitation

$119,400

Transportation

Community Alliance of Human Services

District I

State-Run

Claremont

Campus-BascdlFWS (Student Financial Assistance)

14,240

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Claremont

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$315,1l8

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Claremont

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non--reimburseable direct financial aid.

$179,088

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Town Name

Project Name

Claremont

IDEA Pari B - Grants

Claremont

Addltionallnformation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities thai benefit.

District

StatCMRun vs Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incompiete. Town Name

Project Name

Claremont

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Capital and Management Activities (Fonnula)

$157,960

Housing I Facilities

Claremont

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$210,112

Safety

Colebrook

ARRA Title I Part A

$176,470

Colebrook

IDEA Part B • Grants

Colebrook

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

Colebrook

Community Health Centers

Colebrook

VOCA· Community Support Services for Victims of Violent Crime

Conway

Additional Information

Executive Council District

StatcMRun \'5 Direct

Recipient: Claremenl H A

District 1

Direct

CHRP Award - Federal

District 1

Direct

Education

District 1

State-Run

$123,948

Education

District 1

Slate-Run

$5,291

Education

District 1

Stale-Run

$519,656

Health I Nutrition

Indian Stream Health Center

District 1

State-Run

$4,400

Safety

Northern Human Services

District I

State-Run

ARRA Title I Part A

$395,724

Education

District 1

State-Run

Conway

IDEA Part B - Grants

$489,427

Education

District I

State-Run

Conway

IDEA Section 619· IDEA B Preschool Grants

$11,640

Education

District 1

State-Run

Conway

Summer Youth

NH-JAG at Laconia and KennetL See Laconia for Multi-Town Project

District 1

State·Run

Conway

USDA Rural Development

$3,935,000

Energy I Environment

Loan for new sewer service to residential area

District I

State-Run

Conway

USDA Rural Development

$4,255,000

Energy I Environment

Grant for new sewer service to residential area

District I

State-Run

Conway

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$2,373

Health I Nutrition

Conway Elementary School; Cabinets

District 1

State·Run

Education

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest lown benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

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ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additional Information

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$4,133

Health I Nutrition

Conway Elementary School; Ovens

District 1

Stale-Run

Conway

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$11,336

Health / Nutrition

Conway Elementary School; Dishwasher

District 1

State-Run

Conway

VOCA - Northern Human Services

$6,210

Safety

Northern Human Services - Conway & Wolfeboro

District I

State-Run

Conway

ARRA - Trail Maintenance - SaeD Rd.

$12,000

Energy J Environment

Recipient Appalachian Mountain Club

District 1

Direct

Conway

Contract services 88 funds

$142,425

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Chocorua Woods

Districtl

Direct

Conway

Contract services S8 funds

$86,592

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Chocorua Woods

District I

Direct

Cornish

National Park Service Recovery Investment

538,000

Business I Community

Rehabilitate Historic Caretaker's Garage

District 1

State-Run

Cornish

IDEA Part B - Grants

$27,278

Education

District I

State-Run

Cornish

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,411

Education

District I

State-Run

Cornish

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Districll

State-Run

Croydon

IDEA Part B - Grants

Dislrict I

State-Run

Croydon

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for MultiTown Project

District I

Stale-Run

Enfield

ARRA Title I Part A

$190,558

Education

Mascoma Valley Regional School District

District 1

Stale-Run

Enfield

IDEA Part B· Grants

$345,483

Education

Mascoma Valley Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Enfield

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$15,873

Education

Mascoma Valley Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Errol

IDEA Part B - Grants

$4,404

Education

District I

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Conway

Transportation

55,668

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for Multi· Town Project

Education

Transportation

For lhis reports funds for regional projects are allocated to lhe largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of lhese funds to all municipalities that benefit.

District

Slate-Run vs Hirect

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District 1

Stale-Run

Business I Community

Loan for water system improvements

District 1

State-Run

$1,983,000

Business / Community

Grant for water system improvemenls

District I

State-Run

ARRA Title I Part A

114,906

Education

Lafayette Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Franconia

IDEA Part B • Gmnts

126,350

Education

Lafayette Regional School District

District I

State~Run

Franconia

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,293

Education

Lafayette Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Freedom

IDEA Part B - Grants

$20,050

Education

District 1

State-Run

Freedom

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

12,704

Education

District I

State-Run

Gilford

ARRA Title I Part A

1107,283

Education

District I

State-Run

Gilford

IDEA Part B - Grants

$304,858

Education

District I

State-Run

Gilford

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

18,113

Education

District 1

Stale~Run

Gilford

District III Roadway Resurfacing

District I

State-Run

Gorham

ARRA Title I Part A

$74,606

Education

District I

State-Run

Gorham

IDEA Part B - Grants

$121,454

Education

District I

State-Run

Gorham

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

13,645

Education

District I

State-Run

ARRAFunds

Town Name

Project Name

Errol

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Franconia

USDA Rural Development

$2,267,000

Franconia

USDA Rural Development

Franconia

Type of Project

Transportation

Transportation

Addltionallnformation

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTown Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated 10 the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

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State-RUll vs Direct

Recipient: Appalachian Mountain Club

District I

Direct

Recipient: Randolph Mountain Club

District 1

Direct

Education

District I

Slale-Run

148,833

Education

District 1

State-Run

13,175

Education

District I

State-Run

See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District 1

State-Run

Exits 12A and 13. See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District I

State-Run

Dresden School District

District I

State-Run

Education

District I

State-Run

1250,000

Health / Nutrition

District I

State-Run

Grant Program" Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

1698,984

Education

Recipient: Trustees of Dartmouth College

District I

Direct

Hanover

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-rcimburseable direct financial aid.

$235,474

Education

Recipient: Trustees of Dartmouth College

District 1

Direct

Hanover

Collaborative Research: Multi-instrument Studies of Auroral Plasma Radiation

193,850

Energy / Environment

Recipient: Trustees of Dartmouth College

District I

Direct

Hanover

Collaborative Research: Understanding the Asymmetric thermospheric response to Polar Driving

198,832

Energy / Environment

Recipient Trustees of Dartmouth College

District I

Direct

Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Gorham

ARRA - Trail Maintenance· Andro Rd.

$20,000

Energy! Environment

Gorham

ARRA· Trail Maintenance· N Presidential Range

114,000

Energy / Environment

Grantham

ARRA Title I Part A

18.542

Grantham

IDEA Part B - Grants

Grantham

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Grantham

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

Grantham

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

Hanover

IDEA Part B - Grants

$236,265

Education

Hanover

IDEA Part B - Grants

$97,219

Hanover

Dartmouth Medical College - Global Health Initiative

Hanover

Additional Information

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Hanover

Project Name

The dartmouth Global Health Initiative Growing a Multidisciplinary Framework

Executive Council District

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

Additional Information

State~Run vs

Direct

$135,000

Health I Nutrition

Recipient: Dartmouth College

District 1

Direct

Recipient: Trustees of Dartmouth College

District 1

Direct

District 1

State-Run

Hanover

New Models ofM Dwarf Stars

1279,939

Technology

Haverhill

ARRA Title I Part A

$191,260

Education

Haverhill

IDEA Part B • Grants

1199,355

Education

Haverhill Cooperative School District

District 1

Stale-Run

Haverhill

IDEA Section 619· IDEA B Preschool Grants

18,348

Education

Haverhill Cooperative School District

District I

State-Run

Haverhi11

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$4,043

Health J Nutrition

Woodsville Elementary School; Freezer

District 1

State-Run

Haverhi11

JAG - Drug Court

$223,942

Safety

Grafton County Superior Court

District I

State-Run

Haverhill

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for MultiTown Project

District 1

State-Run

Holderness

ARRA Title I Part A

$13,154

Education

District I

State-Run

Holderness

IDEA Part B - Grants

$47,681

Education

District I

State-Run

Holderness

IDEA Section 619 - IDEAB Preschool Grants

$2,587

Education

District 1

State-Run

Holderness

ARRA - Trail Maintenance - Pemi Rd.

118,300

Energy J Environment

District I

Direct

Jackson

IDEA Part B - Grants

112,171

Education

District J

State-Run

Jackson

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Jefferson

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Transportation

Recipient: Margret and Ha Rey Center & Curious George Co.

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited, Future reports will seek to estimate aliocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but Is known to be incomplete, Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

1818,046

Education

District 1

State-Run

Laconia

IDEA Part B - Grants

$624,960

Education

District I

State-Run

Laconia

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

124,808

Education

District I

State-Run

Laconia

In-School Youth Year Round

$79,492

Edllcation

NH-JAG at Laconia High

District 1

Slate-Run

Laconia

Summer Youth

Education

NH Lakes Association. See Lebanon for Multi-Town Project

District 1

Slate-Run

Laconia

Summer Youth

$97,989

Education

NH-JAG at Laconia and Kennett.

District 1

Slate-Run

Laconia

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$25,825

Health J Nutrition

Woodland Heights Elementary School;Van

District I

State-Run

Laconia

VOCA - Trauma Intervention PrObrram

$50,000

Safety

Genesis Behavioral Health

District J

State-Run

Laconia

Airport Improvement Projects

Dillant-Hopkins Airport (Keene), Laconia Municipal Airport, and Soire Field (Nashua). See Nashua for Multi-Town Project

District I

State-Run

Laconia

Design & Reconstruct Terminal Aircraft Parking Apron

District J

State-Run

Laconia

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for Multi· Town Project

District I

State-Run

Laconia

Campus-BasedlFWS (Student Financial Assistance)

Laconia

Project Name

Laconia

Transportation

Additional Information

Executive Council

ARRAFunds

Town Name

District

State-Rull vs Direct

$835,420

Transportation

$3,293,396

Transportation

$5,293

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 1

Direct

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$306,285

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Laconia

Grant Program· Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$3,455

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District I

Direct

Laconia

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a suhsidy or other non-reimhurseable direct financial aid.

$163,499

Education

Recipient: Empire Beauty School

District I

Direct

Laconia

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$82,695

Education

Recipient: Empire Beauty School

District 1

Direct

Laconia

ARRA - Trail Maintenance

$20,700

Energy J Environment

Recipient: Wonalancet Out Door Club

District 1

Direct

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefrted. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19. 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. ARRA Funds

Type or Project

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$168,063

Housing I Facilities

Laconia

FY 2009 Recovery Act JAG Program

$217.578

Safety

Landaff

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$4,255

Landaff

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Lebanon

Town Name

Project Name

Laconia

Additional Information

Executive Council District

Statc~Run vs

Direct

Recipient: Laconia Housing & Redevelopment

District 1

Direct

Recipient: County of Belknap

Districl I

Direct

Education

District 1

State-Run

$705

Education

District 1

State-Run

ARRA Title I Part A

$192,746

Education

District 1

State-Run

Lebanon

ARRA Title I Part D

$16,069

Education

District 1

State-Run

Lebanon

IDEA Part B - Grants

$432,222

Education

District 1

State-Run

Lebanon

IDEA Section 619· IDEA B Preschool Grants

$15,755

Education

District!

State-Run

Lebanon

Summer Youth

$23,761

Education

Upper Valley Business & Education Partnership

District!

State-Run

Lebanon

Summer Youth

$82,775

Education

NH Lakes Association.

District 1

State-Run

Lebanon

JAG· Police Prosecutor

S75,000

Safety

Lebanon Police Department

District 1

Slate-Run

Lebanon

STOP Violence Against Women - Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center

$34,200.00

Safety

Emerge Family7 Advocates

District 1

Stale-Run

Lebanon

Cannabinoids & Neuroimmune interactions

$355,856

Health I Nutrition

Recipient: Dartmouth College

District 1

Direct

Lebanon

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$284,547

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Lebanon Housing Authority

District I

Direct

Lebanon

9.4 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scanner

$1,996,316

Technology

Recipient: Dartmouth College

District I

Direct

Hannah House

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of lhese funds to all municipalities thai benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reoorts received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District

StatcMRun vs Direct

Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District

District 1

State-Run

Education

Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District

District I

State-Run

12,704

Education

Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District

District 1

State-Run

111,208,617

Transportation

1-93 in Woodstock & Lincoln

District 1

State-Run

1176,150

Safety

CHRP Award· Federal

District I

Direct

ARRA Title I Part A

11,123,170

Education

District 1

State-Run

Lisbon

IDEA Part B - Grants

1107,687

Education

District I

State-Run

Lisbon

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

12,587

Education

District I

State-Run

Lisbon

District I Roadway Resurfacing

District 1

State·Run

Littleton

ARRA Title I Part A

1249,050

Education

District 1

State-Run

Littleton

IDEA Part B - Grants

1227,137

Education

District I

State-Run

Littleton

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

18,701

Education

District I

State-Run

Littleton

Community Health Centers

$709,986

Health I Nutrition

Ammonoosuc Community Health Services

District I

State~Run

Littleton

National Guard Building Improvements

1332,000

Housing I Facilities

National Guard Bureau

District 1

State-Run

Littleton

District I Roadway Resurfacing

13,487,184

Transportation

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for Multi· Town Project

District 1

State-Run

Lymo

IDEA Part B - Grants

$40,713

Education

District 1

State-Run

Lyme

IDEA Section 619 • IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,352

Education

District I

Statc-Run

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Pari A

167,299

Education

Lincoln

IDEA Part B - Grants

193,t73

Lincoln

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Lincoln

Pavement & Bridge Rehabilitation Work

Lincoln

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

Lisbon

Town Name

Project Name

Lincoln

Transportation

Additional Information

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 1g, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District

State-Run \'s Direct

Madison Elementary Sc11001; Cooler

District 1

Slate-Run

Education

Inter-Lakes Cooperative School District

District I

State-Run

$292,747

Education

Inter-Lakes Cooperative School District

District 1

State-Run

$11.522

Education

Inter-Lakes Cooperative School District

District I

Slate-Run

Education

NH Lakes Association. See Lebanon for Multi-Town Project

District 1

State-Run

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTown Project

District 1

State-Run

Education

District I

State-Run

$25,086

Education

District 1

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

12.352

Education

District 1

State-Run

Monroe

ARRA Title I Part A

19,560

Education

District 1

State-Run

Monroe

IDEA Part B - Grants

119.976

Education

District 1

State-Run

Monroe

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

12,1l6

Education

District 1

Slate-Run

Moultonborough

ARRA Title I Part A

171,462

Education

District 1

State-Run

Moultonborough

IDEA Part B - Grants

1159,101

Education

District 1

State-Run

Moultonborough

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$5,291

Education

District I

State-Run

Moultonborough

District III Roadway Resurfacing

District 1

State-Run

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additional Information

$2,163

Health I Nutrition

ARRA Title I Part A

$186,602

Meredith

IDEA Pari B - Grants

Meredith

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Meredith

Summer Youth

Meredith

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Milan

ARRA Title I Part A

$15,640

Milan

IDEA Part B - Grants

Milan

Town Name

Project Name

Madison

Food and Nutrition Equipment

Meredith

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTo\\n Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$5,301,639

Transportation

ARRA Title I Part A

$380,570

Education

Newport

ARRA Title I Part D

$42,851

Education

Newport

IDEA Part B - Grants

$298,606

Newport

IDEA Section 619 • IDEA B Preschool Grants

Newport

Town Name

Project Name

New Hampton

1-93 Pavement Rehabilitation

Newport

Additional Information

Exits 23 • 24.

Executive Council District

State-Run \'S Direct

District I

State-Run

District I

State-Run

District 1

State-Run

Education

District 1

State-Run

$10,112

Education

Distnct 1

Stale-Run

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$6,645

Education

SAD #43

District 1

State-Run

Ne'l'.'P ort

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$7,538

Health / Nutrition

Richards Elementary; Dishwasher

District I

State-Run

Newport

JAG - Restorative Justice Program

$96,750

Safety

Community Alliance of Human Services, Inc.

District I

State-Run

Newport

District II Roadway Resurfacing

$3,383,961

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.18 miles ofroadways

District I

State-Run

Newport

Contract services S8 funds

$232,400

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Maple Manor Apts

District I

Direct

Northumberland

ARRA Title I Part A

$170,082

Education

District 1

State-Run

Northumberland

IDEA Part B - Grants

$1l6,682

Education

District I

State-Run

Northumberland

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,939

Education

District I

State-Run

Northumberland

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

Distnctl

State-Run

Orford

ARRA Title I Part A

Rivendell Interstate School District

District 1 -

State~Run

Trnnsportation

$30,316

Education

Orion House

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$17,682

Education

District 1

State-Run

Piermonl

IDEA Part B - Grants

$18,769

Education

District 1

State-Run

Piermont

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Gmnts

$941

Education

District 1

State-Run

Piermont

District II Roadway Resurfacing

District 1

State-Run

Pittsburg

ARRA Title I Part A

$44,243

Education

District I

State-Run

Pittsburg

IDEA Part B - Grants

$38,318

Education

District I

State-Run

Pittsburg

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,293

Education

District 1

State-Run

Pittsburg

Summer Youth

District I

State-Run

Plainfield

ARRA Title I Part A

$11,446

Education

District I

State-Run

Plainfield

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$56,266

Education

District I

State-Run

Plainfield

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,704

Education

District I

State~Run

Plainfield

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Nev,'!Jort for Multi· Town Project

Districtl

State-Run

Plymouth

ARRA Title I Part A

$254,176

Education

Pemi-Baker Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Plymouth

IDEA Part B - Grants

$306,740

Education

Pemi-Baker Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Plymouth

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

S7,407

Education

Pemi·Baker Regional School District

District I

Stale-Run

Plymouth

JAG - Restorative Justice Program

$70,671

Safety

CADY, Inc.

District I

State·Run

Plymouth

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$72,210

Education

Recipient: University System ofNH

District I

Direct

Town Name

Project Name

Piermont

Transportation

Education

Transportation

Additional Information

Resurfacing 47,18 miles of roadways; See Newport for MultiTown Project

NI-I Lakes Association. See Lebanon for Multi-Town Project

For this repor1s funds for regional projects are allocated 10 the largest town benefited. Future repor1s will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

District

State-Run \'5 Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete.

Town NamePlymouth

Plymouth

Project Name Grant Program· Direct payment for specified use, as a

subsidy or other non"reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program. Direct payment for specified use, as a

subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$921,519

Education

$14,892

Education

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 1

Direct

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 1

Direct

CHRP Award - Federal

District I

Direct

Additional Information

Plymouth

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$200,792

Safety

Rumney

ARRA Title I Part A

$108,478

Education

District I

State~Run

Rumney

IDEA Part B - Grants

$41,533

Education

District I

State~Run

Rumney

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,646

Education

District I

State~Run

Rumney

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,949

Health / Nutrition

Russell Elementary School; Hot Food Table & Shelf

District I

State~Run

Sanbornton

I~93

Transportation

4 miles ofpavement rehabilitation between exits 19 and 22. See Tilton for Mul!i~ Town Project

District 1

State~Run

Springfield

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District 1

State~Run

Springfield

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

Exits 12A and 13. See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District 1

State-Run

Stark

ARRA Title I Part A

$17,397

Education

District I

State~Run

Stark

IDEA Part B - Grants

$7,879

Education

District 1

State-Run

Stark

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

$235

Education

District I

State~Run

Stark

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$4,686

Health / Nutrition

Stark Village School; Dishwasher

District I

State-Run

Stark

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$5,920

Health / Nutrition

Stark Village School; Freezer

District 1

State-Run

Stark

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Pavement Rehabilitation

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest lown benefited. Future reports will seek 10 estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities thai benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Stewartstown

Executive COUlICi! District

ARRAFunds

Type or Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$143,729

Education

District 1

State-Run

Stewartstown

IDEA Part B - Grants

$28,247

Education

District 1

State-Run

Stratford

ARRA Title I Part A

$63,156

Education

District 1

State-Run

Stratford

IDEA Part B - Grants

$37,816

Education

District 1

State-Run

Stratford

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$588

Education

District I

State-Run

Stratford

District I Roadway Resurfacing

District 1

State-Run

Sunapee

ARRA Title I Part A

545,612

Education

District 1

State-Run

Sunapee

IDEA Part B - Grants

$109,096

Education

District I

State-Run

Sunapee

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

53,998

Education

District 1

State-Run

Sunapee

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

$6,535,250

Transportation

District 1

State-Run

Sunapee

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

$1,261,148

Transportation

District 1

State-Run

Tamworth

ARRA Title 1 Parl A

$52,414

Education

District 1

State-Run

Tamworth

IDEA Part B • Grants

$55,116

Education

District I

State-Run

Tamworth

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,881

Education

District I

State-Run

Tamworth

Food and Nutrition Equipment

58,141

Health I Nutrition

District I

State-Run

Transportation

Addltlonallnformation

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

Exits 12A and 13.

Kenneth A. Brett School; Dishwasher

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Statc~Run

vs Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District

ARRAFunds

T)'pc of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$34,407

Education

District 1

State-Run

Thornton

IDEA Part B- Grants

552,607

Education

District I

State-Rull

Thornton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,116

Education

District 1

State-Run

Tilton

USDA Rural Development

$400,000

Business / Community

District I

State-Run

services to be connected to homeowner at White Rock Cooperative Estates

District I

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Thornlon

Additional Information

Statc~Run vs

Direct

Grant to replace individual septic systems with sewer main and

services to be connected to homeowner at White Rock Cooperative Estates Loan to replace individual septic systems with sewer main and

Tilton

USDA Rural Development

5468,000

Business / Community

Tilton

ARRA Title I Part A

$224,752

Education

Winnisquam Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Tilton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$387,553

Education

Winnisquam Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Tilton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$15,755

Education

Winnisquam Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Tilton

1-93 Pavement Rehabilitation

$2,597,666

Transportation

4 miles ofpavement rehabilitation between exits 19 and 22. See Tilton for Multi-Town Project

District I

State-Run

Tuftonboro

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Wakefield

ARRA Title I Part A

5182,791

Education

District I

State-Run

Wakefield

IDEA Part B - Grants

$134,911

Education

District 1

State-Run

Wakefield

IDEA Section 619 • IDEA B Preschool Grants

$5,644

Education

District I

State-Run

Wakefield

District III Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for MultiTown Project

District 1

State-Run

Wakcfield

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

CHRP Award - Federal

District I

Direct

Transportation

$188,003

Safety

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date. but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$21,934

Education

District 1

Stale-Run

Warren

IDEA Part B - Grants

$21,407

Education

District 1

State-Run

Waterville Valley

IDEA Part B - Grants

$6,504

Education

Dislricl1

State-Run

Wentworth

ARRA Title I Part A

$20,087

Education

District I

State-Run

Wentworth

IDEA Part B - Grants

$15,312

Education

District 1

State-Run

Whitefield

ARRA Title I Part A

$339,427

Education

White Mountain Regional School District

District I

Stale-Run

Whitefield

IDEA Part B - Grants

5359,202

Education

White Mountain Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Whitefield

IDEA Section 619 * IDEA B Preschool Grants

$17,048

Education

White Mountain Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Whitefield

In-School Youth Year Round

$103,696

Education

White Mountain Regional High

District I

State-Run

Whitefield

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$5,677

Education

White Mountain Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Whitefield

District I Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 56.58 miles of roadways; See Littleton for MultiTown Project

District I

State-Run

Wolfeboro

ARRA Title r Part A

$536,629

Education

Gov. Wentworth Regional School District

District I

State-Run

Wolfeboro

IDEA Part B - Grants

$662,003

Education

Gov. Wentworth Regional School District

District 1

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Warren

Transportation

Additional Inform'ation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largesl town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds \0 all municipalities that benefit.

District

Staie-Rull vs Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to_date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Wolfeboro

IDEA Section 619 " IDEA B Preschool Grants

Wolfeboro

Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades

Wolfeboro

District III Roadway Resurfacing

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$24,338

Education

$1,300,000

Energy I Environment

Transportation

Additional Information

Gov. Wentworth Regional School District

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for Multi·

Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest lawn benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Executive Council

District

State~Run

vs Direct

District 1

State-Run

District 1

State-Run

District I

State-Run

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

Allenstown

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$82,001

Education

District 2

State-Run

Allenstown

IDEA Part B - Grants

$106,328

Education

District 2

State-Run

Allenstown

IDEA Seclion 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,292

Education

District 2

State-Run

Allenstown

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,895

Health I Nutrition

District 2

State-Run

Andover

ARRA Title I Part A

$25,092

Education

District 2

State-Run

Andover

IDEA Part B - Grants

$52,550

Education

District 2

State-Run

Andover

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

District 2

State-Run

Antrim

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

District 2

State-Run

Barnstead

ARRA Title I Part A

$72,867

Education

District 2

State-Run

Barnstead

IDEA Part B - Grants

$128,887

Education

District 2

State-Run

Barnstead

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$6,702

Education

District 2

State-Run

Barnstead

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$7,032

Education

SAU#86

District 2

State-Run

Bennington

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Boscawen

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47,18 miles of roadways; See Nevt'port for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Bow

IDEA Part B - Grauts

$350,173

Education

District 2

State-Run

Bow

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschoul Grants

$10,699

Education

District 2

State-Run

Brookfield

District III Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State-Rull

Chesterfield

ARRA Title I Part A

$32,117

Education

District 2

State~Rull

Chesterfield

IDEA Part B - Grants

$86,091

Education

District 2

State-Run

Chesterfield

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,292

Education

District 2

State-Run

Chesterfield

Wares Grove Beach Septic System

$21,750

Energy I Environment

District 2

State-Run

Transportation

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct

ARRA Funds

Pine Haven Boys Center; Dishwasher

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for Multi-Town Project Resurfacing 40.63 miles ofroadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

Resurfacing 47.26 miles of roadways; See Laconia for Multi-Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009

Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

Chichester

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$14,862

Education

District 2

State-Run

Chichester

IDEA Part B - Grants

$55,634

Education

District 2

State-Run

Chichester

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,410

Education

District 2

State-Run

Concord

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$1,289,093

Education

District 2

State-Run

Concord

ARRA Title I Part A

$346,800

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

District 2

State-Run

Concord

ARRA Title I Part D

$37,495

Education

Child and Family Services

District 2

State-Run

Concord

IDEA Part B - Grants

$1,268,232

Education

District 2

State-Run

Concord

IDEA Part B - Grants

$656,085

Education

District 2

State-Run

Concord

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$47,971

Education

District 2

State-Run

Concord

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$30,099

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

District 2

State-Run

Concord

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$7,516

Education

SAU#8

District 2

State-Run

Concord

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$5,677

Education

Merrimack Valley School District

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Summer Youth

$57,418

Education

Child & Family Services, Concord

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Restoration ofWinnicut River

$500,000

Energy I Environment

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Remove Winnicut River Dam

$499,445

Energy I Environment

Install Fish Pass System

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Water Treatment Facility Upgrade project

$120,000

Energy I Environment

Loan agreement to finance this project

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Weatherization

$3,661,355

Energy / Environment

Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties, Inc.

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,896

Health I Nutrition

Walker School; Dish machine

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,031

Health / Nutrition

Dame School; Food Bar

District 2

State-Run

Concord

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,031

Health I Nutrition

Rumford School; Food Bar

District 2

State-Run

Merrimack Valley School District

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

ARRA Funds

Concord

National Guard Building Improvements

Concord

State Military Reservation Building Improvements

Concord

JAG ~ Cold Case Unit

$685,926

Concord

JAG - Crime Lab Fingerprint Analyst

Concord

Type of Project

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State~Run vs Direct

$232,000

Housing I Facilities

National Guard Bureau

District 2

State-Run

$1,003,000

Housing I Facilities

National Guard Bureau

District 2

State~Run

Safety

NH Department of Safety

District 2

State-Run

$244,130

Safety

NH Department of Safety

District 2

State~Run

JAG ~ Merrimack County CAC

$120,000

Safety

Merrimack County CAC

District 2

State-Run

Concord

JAG - NIU Pharmacist

$276,700

Safety

NH Department of Safety

District 2

State-Run

Concord

JAG ~ Victim Services

$525,000

Safety

NH Coalition

District 2

State~Run

$157,500

Safety

NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, NHCADSV

District 2 .

State-Run

$60,012

Safety

NH Legal Assistance

District 2

State-Run

$15,146

Safety

NH Bar Association ~ DOVE Program

District 2

State-Run

$48,781

Safety

DOJ ~ WV Assistance, NH Dept of Justice

District 2

State~Run

$60,301

Safety

Provide financial assistance to innocent victims of crime.

District 2

State-Run

$100,357

Safety

NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, NHCADSV

District 2

State-Run

STOP Violence Against Women - Crisis Center Support and Enhancement of Services STOP Violence Against Women - NH Health I Law Collaborative STOP Violence Against Women ~ North Country DOVE Pilot Project STOP Violence Against Women ~ Violence Against Women Lethality Assessment

Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord

Victims of Crime Act Victim Compensation Grant Program

Concord

VOCA - Member Agency Direct Services

Concord

VOCA ~ Therapeutic Classroom

$36,000

Safety

Head Start cia MerrimacklBelknap CAP

District 2

State-Run

Concord

VOCA ~ Victims Services

$15,095

Safety

NHDOC

District 2

State~Run

Concord

Bureau of Rails Transit

$280,000

Transportation

District 2

State-Run

Concord

District V Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State-Run

Concord

I~393

Concord

Transportation

Purchase miscellaneous capital equipment Community Action Programs Belknap~Merrimack Counties Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi~Town Project

$7,635,940

Transportation

5.4 miles in Concord; Exits 14 ~ 17

District 2

State-Run

1-393 Pavement Rehabilitation

$983,925

Transportation

Pembroke, Concord

District 2

State-Run

Concord

AmeriCorps National

$262,000

Business I Community

Recipient: Campus Compact for NH

District 2

Direct

Concord

AmeriCorps State

$571,322

Business I Community

Recipient: Vohll1teerNHl

District 2

Direct

Pavement Rehabilitation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report ~ August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

Concord

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

Additional Information

AmeriCorps State

$140,476

Business I Community

Recipient: VolunteerNH!

District 2

Direct

Concord

Grants to State and Regional Arts Organizations

$293,100

Business I Community

Recipient: NH State Council on the Arts

District 2

Direct

Concord

Campus~Based/FWS

(Student Financial Assistance)

$17,464

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 2

Direct

Concord

Campus~Based/FWS

(Student Financial Assistance)

$69,857

Education

Recipient: Side Franklin Pierce Law Ctr

District 2

Direct

Concord

Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non~reimburseable direct financial aid.

$803,249

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 2

Direct

Concord

Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non~reimburseable direct financial aid.

$25,875

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 2

Direct

Concord

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (Administrative Costs)

$68,405

Health I Nutrition

Recipient: NH Surplus Distr. Section

District 2

Direct

Concord

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$466,895

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Concord Housing Authority

District 2

Direct

Concord

Contract senrices S8 funds

$61,635

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: David A. Hodges Sr.

District 2

Direct

Concord

Contract senrices S8 funds

$60,165

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: David A. Hodges Sr.

District 2

Direct

Concord

Contract senrices S8 funds

$78,021

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Village Green

District 2

Direct

Concord

Retro-commissioning study of 4 North Service Center Federal Buildings

$140,958

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: BB1X, LLC

District 2

Direct

Concord

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$207,544

Safety

CHRP Award ~ Federal

District 2

Direct

Danbury

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Ne"''P0rt for MuIti~ Town Project

District 2

State~Run

Deerfield

ARRA Title I Part A

$39,462

Education

District 2

State~Run

Deerfield

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$113,072

Education

District 2

Stale~Run

Deerfield

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

Education

District 2

State~Run

Deerfield

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State~Run

Epsom

ARRA Title I Part A

$37,583

Education

District 2

State-Run

Epsom

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$99,451

Education

District 2

State~Rull

Tmnsportation

-$7,407

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi~Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report. Augusl19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Epsom

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,821

Education

Fannington

USDA Rural Development

$4,619,000

Business J Community

Fannington

USDA Rural Development

$5,882,000

Business JCommunity

Fannington

ARRA Title 1Part A

$453,026

Fannington

IDEA Part B - Grants

Fannington

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct District 2

State-Run

Loan to upgrade waste treatment facility

District 2

State~Run

Grant to upgrade waste treatment facility

District 2

State-Run

Education

District 2

State-Run

$397,189

Education

District 2

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

$12,698

Education

District 2

State-Run

Fannington

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$6,355

Education

SAU#61

District 2

State-Run

Fannington

Rapid Infiltration Basins

$1,050,000

Energy J Environment

Design & Constmct Rapid Infiltration Basins

District 2

State-Rull

Fannington

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 43.38 miles ofroadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State~Run

Franklin

USDA Rural Development

$3,645,000

Business J Community

Loan to constmct a groundwater treatment facility

District 2

State-Run

Franklin

USDA Rural Development

$3,555,000

Business J Community

Grant to construct a groundwater treatment facility

District 2

State-Run

Franklin

ARRA Title 1Part A

$727,659

Education

District 2

State~Run

Franklin

IDEA Part B - Grants

$402,879

Education

District 2

State~Run

Franklin

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$12,228

Education

District 2

State-Run

Franklin

Community Health Centers

$530,965

Health I Nntrition

Health First Family Care

District 2

State~Rull

Franklin

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$2,182

Health JNutrition

Franklin Elementary School; Freezer

District 2

State-Run

Franklin

Electrical work, Franklin Falls Darn

$1,420

Energy J Environment

Recipient Cousins Electric Inc.

District 2

Direct

Franklin

Contract services S8 funds

$243,066

Housing J Facilities

Recipient: Franklin H A

District 2

Direct

Franklin

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$180,095

Safety

CHRP Award - Federal

District 2

Direct

Franklin

Crack sealing a roadway, paving a parking area

$10,875

Transportation

Recipient: Porter Paving Inc.

District 2

Direct

-

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largestlown benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Executive . Council District State-Run vs DIrect

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$55,730

Education

District 2

State~Run

Gilmanton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$99,620

Education

District 2

State-Run

Gilmanton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,468

Education

District 2

State-Run

Gilsum

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Ml1lti~Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Greenfield

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Greenfield

Contract services S8 funds

Recipient: Courtyard Apts.

District 2

Direct

Hancock

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 40.63 miles ofroadwuys; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Harrisville

ARRA Title I Part A

$7,517

Education

District 2

State-Run

Harrisville

IDEA Part B - Grants

$13,677

Education

District 2

State-Run

Harrisville

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$823

Education

District 2

State~Run

Henniker

ARRA Title I Part A

$40,487

Education

District 2

State~Run

Henniker

IDEA Part B - Grants

$103,113

Education

District 2

State~Run

Henniker

IDEA Sectinn 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$6,114

Education

District 2

State-Run

Henniker

Summer Youth

Henniker

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

Henniker

Town Name

Project Name

Gilmanton

$169,008

Housing I Facilities Transportation

Additional Information

Education

Alchemists (Henniker Youth Theatre). See Manchester for Ml1lti~Town Project

District 2

State~Run

$37,981

Education

Recipient New England College

District 2

Direct

Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimbucseable direct [mancial aid.

$331,344

Education

Recipient: New England College

District 2

Direct

Henniker

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a· subsidy or other non~reimburseable direct financial aid.

$47,731

Education

Recipient: New England College

District 2

Direct

Hill

ARRA Title I Part A

$23,961

Education

District 2

State~Run

Hill

IDEA Part B - Grants

$21,742

Education

District 2

State~Run

Hill

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,058

Education

District 2

State-Run

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District State-Run vs Direct

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$301,929

Education

Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative School District

District 2

State-Run

Hillsborough

IDEA Part B - Grants

$360,372

Education

Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative School District

District 2

State~Run

Hillsborough

IDEA Section 619 ~ IDEA B Preschool Grants

$14,227

Education

Hil1sboro~Deering

District 2

State-Run

Hillsborough

Summer Youth

Education

Alchemists (Henniker Youth Theatre). See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State~Run

Hillsborough

National Guard Building Improvements

National Guard Bureau

District 2

State-Run

Hillsborough

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi~Town Project

District 2

State~Run

Hopkinton

ARRA Title I Part A

$47,150

Education

District 2

State-Run

Hopkinton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$213,525

Education

District 2

State~Run

Hopkinton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$8,818

Education

District 2

State-Run

Hopkinton

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State~Run

Hopkinton

ReliefWeU Abandonment

$2,000

Energy / Environment

Recipient: Henniker Sand & Gravel Co. Inc.

District 2

Direct

Hopkinton

Install Roof Hopkinton Everett Project

$10,750

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Silver Lake Construction LLC

District 2

Direct

Hopkinton

Install vinyl siding on project office & garage

$15,300

Housing / Facilities

Recipient Alpine Builders

District 2

Direct

Hopkinton

Miscellaneous stone materials

$11,625

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Henniker Sand & Gravel Co. Inc.

District 2

Direct

Lempster

ARRA Title I Part A

$44,969

Education

Goshen~Lempster

Cooperative School District

District 2

State~Run

Lempster

IDEA Part B - Grants

$44,580

Education

Goshen~Lempster

Cooperative School District

District 2

State~Run

Lempster

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,116

Education

Goshen~Lempster

Cooperative School District

District 2

State~Rl1n

Lempster

District II Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State-Run

Marlborough

ARRA Title I Part A

$29,559

Education

District 2

State~Rul1

Marlborough

IDEA Part B - Grants

$42,312

Education

District 2

State~Run

Town Name

Project Name

Hillsborough

$232,000

Housing / Facilities Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Additional Information

Cooperative School District

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for Mlllti~Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Type of Project

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,881

Education

District 2

State-Run

Marlow

IDEA Part B - Grants

$10,852

Education

District 2

State-Run

Marlow

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State-Run

Milton

ARRA Title 1Part A

Education

District 2

State-Run

Milton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$174,882

Education

District 2

State-Run

Milton

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,115

Education

District 2

State-Run

Milton

Summer Youth

Ethels Tree ofUfe. See Dover for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Milton

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Nelson

ARRA Title 1Part A

$11,334

Education

District 2

State-Run

Nelson

IDEA Part B - Grants

$10,165

Education

District 2

Sillte-Run

Nelson

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,369

Health / Nutrition

Nelson Elementary School; Range

District 2

State-Run

New London

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$151,785

Education

Kearsarge Regional School District

District 2

State-Run

New London

IDEA Part B - Grants

$449,425

Education

Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative School District

District 2

State-Run

New London

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$13,521

Education

Kearsarge Regional School District

District 2

State-Run

New London

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

New London

Pavement Rehabilitation: 1-89

Transportation

Exits 12A and 13. See Sunapee for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

New London

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$32,744

Education

Recipient: Colby-Sawyer College

District 2

Direct

New London

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$266,209

Education

Recipient: Colby-Sawyer College

District 2

Direct

New London

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$1,762

Education

Recipient: Colby-Sawyer College

District 2

Direct

Project Name

Marlborough

Transportation $188,723

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State-Run vs DIrect

ARRA Funds

Town Name

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

--

Education Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report- August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Northfield

1·93 Pavement Rehabilitation

Northwood

ARRA Title I Part A

$43,562

Northwood

IDEA Part B - Grauts

Northwood

IDEA Section 619 • IDEA B Preschool Grants

Pembroke

Type of Project

Additional Information 4 miles of pavement rehabilitation between exits 19 and 22. See Tilton for Multi·Town Project

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct

District 2

State-Run

Education

District 2

State~Run

$244,946

Education

District 2

State-Run

$3,880

Education

District 2

State·Run

ARRA Title I Part A

$198,981

Education

District 2

State·Run

Pembroke

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$411,969

Education

District 2

State·Run

Pembroke

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$9,641

Education

District 2

State·Run

Pembroke

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi·Town Project

District 2

State·Run

Pembroke

1-393 Pavement Rehabilitation

Transportation

Pembroke; Concord; See Concord for Multi~Town Project

District 2

State·Rull

Pittsfield

ARRA Title I Part A

$179,087

Education

District 2

State-Rull

Pittsfield

IDEA Part B . Grants

$163,398

Education

District 2

State~Run

Pittsfield

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$5,173

Education

District 2

State~Rul1

Rochester

ARRA Title I Part A

$1,205,083

Education

District 2

State-Run

Rochester

IDEA Part B - Granls

$1,245,434

Education

District 2

State·Run

Rochester

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$43,621

Education

District 2

State-Run

Rochester

In-School Youth Year Round

$77,350

Education

NH-JAG at Spaulding High

District 2

State·Rull

Rochester

McKinney·Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$28,223

Education

SAU#54

District 2

State-Run

Rochester

Summer Youth

Education

Ethets Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiMTown Project

District 2

State-Run

Rochester

Summer Youth

Education

NH·JAG at Raymond, Spaulding, and Winnacul1nel. See Hampton for Multi·Towl1 Project

District 2

Statc·Rul1

Transportation

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Town Name

Project Name

Rochester

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Rochester

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non·reimhurseable direct financial aid.

$151,432

Rochester

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non·reimburseable direct financial aid.

Rochester

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

Additional Information

Executive Council District State-Run vs Direct

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Education

Recipient: Langlois Corporation

District 2

Direct

$127,786

Education

Recipient: Langlois Corporation

District 2

Direct

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$406,870

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Housing Authority of the City of Rochester

District 2

Direct

Rochester

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$664,869

Safety

CHRP Award - Federal

District 2

Direct

Rollinsford

ARRA Title 1Part A

$26,308

Education

District 2

State-Run

Rollinsford

IDEA Part B - Grants

$47,329

Education

District 2

State-Run

Roxbury

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 40.63 miles ofroadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Salisbury

District II Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 47.18 miles ofroadways; See Newport for Multi·Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Somersworth

ARRA Title 1Part A

$449,463

Education

District 2

State·Run

Somersworth

ARRA Title 1 Part D

$18,747

Education

District 2

State-Run

Somersworth

IDEA Part B - Grants

$467,680

Education

District 2

State·Run

Somersworth

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$18,107

Education

District 2

State-Run

Somersworth

Summer Youth

District 2

State·Run

Stoddard

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$143,729

Education

District 2

State~Run

Stoddard

IDEA Part B - Grants

$9,755

Education

District 2

State-Run

Stoddard

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool GranIs

$705

Education

District 2

State·Run

Stoddard

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

StateMRun

Strafford

ARRA Title 1Part A

District 2

State-Run

Transportation

Education

Transportation

$25,796

Somersworth Group Home

Ethels Tree ofUfe. See Dover for Multi-Town Project

Resurfacing 40.63 miles ofroadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

Education

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Town Name

Project Name

Strafford

IDEA Part B - Grants

Type of Project

$100,640

Education

District 2

State-Run

Strafford

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,821

Education

District 2

State-Run

Strafford

National Guard Building Improvements

$3,050,000

Housing / Facilities

National Guard Bureau

District 2

State-Run

Strafford

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways ; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Sullivan

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 40,63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

Sutton

Summer Youth

$28,629

Education

Sunset Hill Educational Instihlle & Kearsage Adult Diploma Program

District 2

State-Run

Unity

ARRA Title 1Part A

$22,406

Education

District 2

State·Run

Unity

IDEA Part B - Grants

$28,728

Education

District 2

State-Run

Unity

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,411

Education

District 2

State-Run

Warner

Grant Program· Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$10,975

Education

Recipient: Magdalen College

District 2

Direct

Warner

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$8,512

Education

Recipient: Magdalen College

District 2

Direct

Washington

ARRA Title 1Part A

$11,703

Education

District 2

State-Run

Washington

IDEA Part B - Grants

$17,319

Education

District 2

State-Run

Washington

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,176

Education

District 2

State-Run

Weare

ARRA Title 1Part A

$114,053

Education

John Stark Regional School District

Distdcl2

State-Run

Weare

IDEA Part B - Grants

$438,144

Education

John Stark Regional School District

District 2

State-Run

Weare

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$12,581

Education

John Stark Regional School District

District 2

State-Run

Weare

Summer Youth

Education

Alchemists (Henniker Youth Theatre). See Manchester for Multi·ToWll Project

District 2

State·lhm

Weare

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

District 2

State-Run

--

Additional Information

Executive . Council District State-Run vs Direct

ARRAFunds

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited, Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Executive . Council District State~Run vs Direct

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$14,179

Education

District 2

State·Run

Westmoreland

IDEA Part B - Grants

$35,102

Education

District 2

State-Run

Westmoreland

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,528

Education

District 2

State-Run

Wilmot

District II Roadway Resurfacing

District 2

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Westmoreland

Transportation

Additional Information

Resurfacing 47.18 miles of roadways; See Newport for Multi-Town Project

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Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State-Run

$212,468

Education

District 3

State-Run

$13,286

Education

District 3

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

ARRA Fnnds

Atkinson

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Barrington

ARRA Title I Part A

$90,54i

Barrington

IDEA Part B - Grants

Barrington

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Barrington

Summer Youth

Barrington

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Brentwood

ARRA Title I Part A

$13,496

Brentwood

IDEA Part B - Grants

Brentwood

IDEA Section 6I9 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Brentwood

Pavement Rehabilitation: NH Route 10 I

Chester

ARRA Title 1Part A

$33,142

Chester

IDEA Part B - Grants

Chester

Type of Project Transportation

Education

Ethels Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiTown Project

District 3

State-Run

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State-Run

$89,917

Education

District 3

State-Run

$8,936

Education

District 3

State-Run

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State-Run

$138,045

Education

District 3

State~Run

Campns-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$2,837

Education

Recipient: Chester College New England

District 3

Direct

Chester

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$86,569

Education

Recipient: Chester College New England

District 3

Direct

Derry

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles ofroadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Dover

ARRA Title 1Part A

District 3

State-Run

Transportation

$736,850

Education

See Epping for Multi~Town Project

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Executive Council District

Education

Children's Home

District 3

State-Run

$24,104

Education

OUf House for Girls

District 3

State-Run

$984,545

Education

District 3

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$36,213

Education

District 3

State-Run

Dover

In-School Youth Year Round

$133,899

Education

My-Turn at Dover High

District 3

State-Run

Dover

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$7,613

Education

SAU#II

District 3

State-Run

Dover

Summer Youth

$89,388

Education

Ethels Tree of Life.

District 3

State-Run

Dover

Weatherization

$2,282,440

Strafford County Community Action Committee, Inc.

District 3

State-Run

Dover

Community Health Centers

Health / Nutrition Avis Goodwin Community Health Center

District 3

State-Run

Dover

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$3,851

H I h IN' . Woodman Park School; Condensing Unit & ea t utntIon C ompressor

District 3

State-Run

Dover

STOP Violence Against Women - DV Unit Prosecutor

$29,746

Safety

Strafford County Attorney Office

District 3

State-Run

Dover

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$14,019

Education

Recipient: McIntosh College Inc.

District 3

Direct

$1,048

Education

Recipient: McIntosh College Inc.

District 3

Direct

$113,881

Education

Recipient: McIntosh College Inc.

District 3

Direct

District 3

Direct

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title 1 Part D

$29,460

Dover

ARRA Title 1 Part D

Dover

IDEA Part B - Grants

Dover

Town Name

Project Name

Dover

Dover

Dover Dover

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$722,294

$922,653

Energy / Environment

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Dover Housing Authority

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Statc~Run

vs Direct

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Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additiouallnformation

Council

State-Run vs Direct

District

Durham

ARRA Title I Part A

$91,908

Education

Oyster River Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Durham

IDEA Part B - Grants

$440,278

Education

Oyster River Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Durham

IDEA Section 6I9 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$14,579

Education

Oyster River Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Durham

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 3

State-Run

Durham

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$382,291

Education

Recipient: New Hampshire University System

District 3

Direct

Durham

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$12,225

Education

Recipient University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

$2,429,389

Education

Recipient New hampshire University System

District 3

Direct

$36,066

Education

Recipient New Hampshire University System

District 3

Direct

$334,130

Education

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

$305,049

Education

Recipient University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Durham

Durham

Durham

Durham

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non~reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonRreimburseable direct financial aid.

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles ofroadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

Durham

Collaborative Research: Understanding the basis of interactions between adaptive mutations & their environment.

$196,775

Energy I Environment

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Durham

Collaborative Research: How does changing seasonality affect the capacity of arctic stream networks to influence nutrient fluxes from the landscape

$340,920

Energy I Environment

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Durham

Collaborative Research: Mass Transit: Controls on grounding & ungrounding at Marine Ice Sheet Outlets

$195,423

Recipient: University System of NH

District 3

Direct

Energy! Environment

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Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Energy / Environment

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

$772,709

Technology

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Free Probability theory & its applications in operator algebras

$135,244

Technology

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Durham

Low cost, high bandwidth, & non-intrusive machining force measurement system.

$528,395

Technology

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

Durham

SBIR Phase 1: Design and develop Precipitation Imaging & Characterization System

$99,906

Technology

Recipient: Applied Geosolutions LLC

District 3

Direct

Durham

Stability of thin current sheet in the Magnetotail: Theory, simulations, and observations

$360,000

Technology

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 3

Direct

East Kingston

IDEA Part B - Grants

$41,418

Education

District 3

State-Run

East Kingston

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,175

Education

District 3

State-Run

East Kingston

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 3

State-Run

Epping

ARRA Title I Part A

$104,482

Education

District 3

State-Run

Epping

IDEA Part B - Grants

$228,617

Education

District 3

State-Run

Epping

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$13,168

Education

District 3

State-Run

Epping

Summer Youth

District 3

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Durham

Collaborative Proposal: Measuring bubble size from ash fragments for New Insights Regarding Eruption D

$453,679

Durham

Collaborative Research: Use of genome enabled tools to understand symbiosis

Durham

Transportation

Education

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

Ethels Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiTown Project

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Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additional Information

Executive Council

State-Run vs Direct

District

Epping

Food and Nutrition Equipment

Epping

Pavement Rehabilitation: NH Route 101

Epping

STIR Phase 1: Hig-perfonnance, non-precious oxygen reduction catalysts

$1,613

Health / Nutrition Epping Middle High School; Range

$8,209,787

Transportation

$149,902

Technology

District 3

State-Run

District 3

State-Run

Recipient: Gibbard research & Development Corp.

District 3

Direct

CHRP Award - Federal

District 3

Direct

Epping

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$195,729

Safety

Exeter

ARRA Title 1Part A

$75,679

Education

Exeter Regional" Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Exeter

IDEA Part B - Grants

$651,369

Education

Exeter Regional Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Exeter

IDEA Part B - Grants

$224,006

Education

District 3

State-Run

Exeter

Summer Youth

Ethels Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiTown Project

District 3

State-Run

Exeter

Pavement Rehabilitation: NH Route 101

See Epping for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Exeter

Capital and Management Activities (Fonnula)

$192,318

District 3

Direct

Fremont

ARRA Title 1Part A

$33,996

Education

District 3

State~Run

Fremont

IDEA Part B - Grants

$118,906

Education

District 3

State-Run

Fremont

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$7,407

Education

District 3

StatcRRun

Greenland

ARRA Title I Part A

$21,869

Education

District 3

State-Run

Greenland

IDEA Part B - Grants

$73,881

Education

District 3

State-Run

Greenland

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,175

Education

District 3

State-Run

Education Transportation

Housing/ Facilities Recipient: Exeter Housing Authority

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ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete ARRAFunds

Town Name

Project Name

Greenland

Summer Youth

Hampstead

IDEA Part B - Grants

$212,426

Hampstead

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$13,992

Hampstead

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Hampton

ARRA Title 1Part A

Hampton

Additional Information

Executive Conncil District

State-Run vs Direct

Ethels Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiTown Project

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State~Run

Education

District 3

State-Run

Type of Project

Education

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

$267,328

Education

Winnacunnet Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

ARRA Title I Part 0

$10,713

Education

OdysseyNH

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$578,611

Education

Winnacunnet Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$18,695

Education

Winnacunnet Cooperative School District

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$8,483

Education

SAU#21

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

Summer Youth

Education

Ethels Tree of Life. See Dover for MultiTown Project

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

Summer Youth

$111,589

Education

NH-JAG at Raymond, Spaulding, and Winnacunnet.

District 3

State-Run

Hampton

Summer Youth

$72,740

Education

Seacoast Youth Services.

District 3

State-Run

Hampton Falls

ARRA Title I Part A

$8,883

Education

District 3

State~Run

Hampton Falls

IDEA Part B - Grants

$59,016

Education

District 3

State-Run

Hampton Falls

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,939

Education

District 3

State-Run

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ARRA Implementation Progress Report. August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete Town Name

Project Name

Kensington

Type of Project

IDEA Part B - Grants

$43,890

Education

District 3

State-Run

Kensington

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,822

Education

District 3

State-Run

Kingston

ARRA Title I Part A

$92,591

Education

Sanborn Regional School District

District 3

State-Run

Kingston

IDEA Part B - Grants

$426,417

Education

Sanborn Regional School District

District 3

Stnte-Run

Kingston

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$18,107

Education

Sanborn Regional School District

District 3

State-Run

Lee

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District .3

State-Run

New Castle

IDEA Part B - Grants

New Castle

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Newfields

Transportation

Additional Information

Executive Council District

ARRAFnnds

State~Run

vs Direct

$10,833

Education

District 3

State-Run

$117

Education

District 3

State-Run

IDEA Part B - Grants

$34,729

Education

District 3

State-Run

Newfields

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,527

Education

District 3

State-Run

Newington

IDEA Part B - Grants

$9,105

Education

District 3

State-Run

Newington

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$353

Education

District 3

State-Run

Newington

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 3

State-Run

Newington

Contract services S8 funds

$150,192

District 3

Direct

Newmarket

ARRA Title I Part A

$115,821

District 3

State-Run

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Great Bay Sch & Train Education

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ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Education

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State-Run

District 3

State-Run

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Newmarket Housing Authority

District 3

Direct

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Education

District 3

State~Run

$105,619

Education

District 3

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$8,701

Education

District 3

State-Run

Nottingham

ARRA Title I Part A

$38,096

Education

District 3

State-Run

Nottingham

IDEA Part B - Grants

$115,878

Education

District 3

State-Run

Nottingham

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants

$7,055

Education

District 3

State-Run

Plaistow

IDEA Part B - Grants

$987,016

Education

Timberlane Regional School District

District 3

State-Run

Plaistow

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$35,861

Education

Timberlane Regional School District

District 3

State~Run

Plaistow

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

ARRA Title I Part A

$431,258

Education

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

ARRA Title 1Part D

$48,207

Education

District 3

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Newmarket

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

IDEA Part B - Grants

$249,411

Newmarket

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$14,932

Newmarket

Community Health Centers

Newmarket

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

Newton

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

North Hampton

ARRA Title 1Part A

$20,842

North Hampton

IDEA Part B - Grants

North Hampton

$1,073,698 $93,511

Additional Information

Health / Nutrition Lamprey Health Care

Transportation

Transportation

Chase Home

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ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete Executive

Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additionalluformation

Council

State-Run vs Direct

District

Portsmouth

IDEA Part B - Grants

$625,109

Education

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$19,870

Education

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$7,032

Education

SAU#52

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

Weatherization

Rockingham Community Action, Inc.

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

Community Health Centers

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

$3,223,971

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

District 3

State-Run

Portsmouth

Pavement & Bridge Rehabilitation Work

$5,213,459

Transportation

Spaulding Turnpike

District 3

State-Run

$15,136

Education

Recipient: Portsmouth Beauty School

District 3

Direct

$3,528

Education

Recipient: Portsmouth Beauty School

District 3

Direct

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

$2,660,850 $495,132

Energy / Environment

Health / Nutrition Families First of Greater Seacoast

Portsmouth

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

$763,785

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Portsmouth Housing Authority

District 3

Direct

Portsmouth

Contract services S8 funds

$309,888

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Betty's Dream

District 3

Direct

Portsmouth

FY 09 ARRA ICAC Task Force Program

$475,306

Safety

District 3

Direct

Rye

IDEA Part B - Grants

$111,323

Education

District 3

State-Run

Rye

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$5,644

Education

District 3

State-Run

Rye

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 3

State-Run

Transportation

Recipient: City of Portsmouth

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete Town Name

Project Name

Salem

IDEA Part B - Grants

Salem

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Salem

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Education

District 3

State~RlIn

$5,291

Education

District 3

State-Run

$5,58i

Education

District 3

State-Run

District 3

Direct

District 3

State~Run

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$1,118,524

$258,503

Additional Information

SAU#57

Salem

Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

Sandown

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

Seabrook

ARRA Title I Part A

$294,945

Education

District 3

State-Run

Seabrook

IDEA Part B - Grants

$226,190

Education

District 3

State-Run

Seabrook

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$16,696

Education

District 3

State~Run

Seabrook

Summer Youth

District 3

State-Run

Seabrook

Water System Improvement Project

District 3

State-Run

Seabrook

Food and Nutrition Equipment

District 3

State-Run

Seabrook

District VI Roadway Resurfacing

District 3

State-Run

South Hampton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$16,761

Education

District 3

State-Run

South Hampton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$1,293

Education

District 3

State-Run

Stratham

IDEA Part B - Grants

$131,112

Education

District 3

State-Run

Housing / Facilities Recipient: Salem Housing Authority

Transportation

Education

$2,500,000 $5,808

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

Seacoast Youth Services. See Hampton for Multi-Town Project

Energy / Environment Health / Nutrition Seabrook Elementary School; Freezer

Transportation

Resurfacing 43.38 miles of roadways; See Portsmouth for Multi-Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report. August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete Executive

Council District

State-Run vs Direct

District 3

State-Run

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 3

Direct

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 3

Direct

$322,953

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 3

Direct

$357,438

Education

District 3

State-Run

$1,176

Education

District 3

State-Run

District 3

State-Run

District 3

State-Run

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Town Name

Project Name

Stratham

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$12,933

Education

Stratham

CampusMBased/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$7,361

Education

$14,804

Grant Program Direct payment for specified usc, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimburseable direct financial aid.

Additional Information

M

Stratham

Stratham Windham

IDEA Part B - Grants

Windham

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Windham

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Windham

1-93 Construction

Transportation

$27,267,558

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi~Town Project

Construction ofl-93 northbound and southbound mainlines and interim crossovers matching the new 1-93 northbound bridges

over NH Routes III and IliA

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

525,454

Auburn

IDEA Part B Grants

Auburn

Transit Capital Assistance - Buses, facility imp.

Bedford

IDEA Part B - Grants

Town Name

Project Name

Auburn

w

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool

Bedford

Grants

Bedford

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Bedford

Roadway Reconstruction - Manchester Airport Access Road

Bedford

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Education

District 4

StatcwRun

5133,585

Education

District 4

State-Run

53,255,500

Transportation

District 4

Direct

5863,900

Education

District 4

State-Run

534,920

Education

District 4

State-Run

District 4

State-Run

Everett Turnpike to the approaches of the Bedford Toll booths. Recipient: 7 Coliseum Avenue Associates LP

District 4

State-Run

District 4

Direct

Transportation

Recipient: COAST

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project Widening and reconstruction of the F.E.

$10,533,702

Transportation

Contract services S8 funds

5211,050

Housing I Facilities

Bedford

Contract services S8 funds

S58,850

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Farmington Apts.

District 4

Direct

Bedford

Contract services S8 funds

576,320

HOllsing I Facilities

Recipient: Sandwich Senior Housing

District 4

Direct

Candia

ARRA Title I Part A

531,433

Education

District 4

State-Run

Candia

IDEA Part B - Grants

$98,983

Education

District 4

State-Run

Candia

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA 8 Preschool Grants

$5,408

Education

District 4

State~RUI1

Candia

District V Roadway Resurfacing

District 4

State-Run

Derry

IDEA Part B - Grants

Derry

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

51,675,123

Education

District 4

Stale-Run

541,504

Education

District 4

State~Run

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports wlll seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. ARRAFunds

Type of Project

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$117,875

IDEA Part B - Grants

Town Name

Project Name

Hooksett Hooksett Hooksett

Hooksett

Hooksett

Hooksett

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other 0011reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid.

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Education

District 4

Slate-Rull

$345,440

Education

District 4

State-Run

$22,457

Education

District 4

State-Run

$966,152

Education

District 4

Direct

$278,233

Education

District 4

Direct

$65,721

Education

District 4

Direct

Recipient: Southern New Hampshire University Recipient: Southern New Hampshire University

Recipient: Southern New Hampshire University

Hudson

ARRA Title 1Part A

$403,324

Education

District 4

State-Run

Hudson

IDEA Part B - Granls

$892,230

Education

District 4

State~Run

$7,055

Education

District 4

State-Run

$24,954

Education

Recipient: Continental Crimping Co.

District 4

Direct

$28,504

Education

Recipient: Continental Crimping Co.

District 4

Direct

$26,456

Education

Recipient: Institute for New Hampshire

District 4

Direct

IDEA Section 619 -IDEA B Preschool Grants Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non~ reimburseable direct financial aid.

Hudson Hudson

Hudson

Hudson Litchfield

ARRA Title 1Part A

$60,700

Education

District 4

State-Run

Litchfield

IDEA Part B - Grants

$342,741

Education

District 4

State-Run

Litchfield

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,468

Education

District 4

State-Run

Litchfield

Contract services S8 funds

$124,774

Housing I Facilities

District 4

Direct

Recipient: Big Land Properties LLC

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name Project Name Londonderry IDEA Part B Grants M

Londonderry

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool

Grants

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$1,134,382

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Education

District 4

State-Run

$48,559

Education

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

ARRA Title I Part A

$5,932,315

Education

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

IDEA Part B - Grants

$4,365,324

Education

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$140,033

Education

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

[n-School Youth Year Round

$522,651

Education

New England Farm Workers

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

In-School Youth Year Round

$88,067

Education

Northeast Deaf & Hard of Hearing at Memorial High School

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$53,188

Education

SAU#37

District 4

State~Run

Manchester

Summer Youth

$68,590

Education

Alchemists (Henniker Youth Theatre).

District 4

State~Run

Manchester

Summer Youth

$154,2[6

Education

City of Manchester

District 4

Slate-Run

Manchester

Summer Youth

$101,312

Education

NH~JAG

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

Summer Youth

$220,756

Education

Workforce Training Resources

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

Weatherization

$5,390,392

Energy / Environment

Southern NH Services, Inc.

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

Community Health Centers

$938,442

Health I Nutrilion

City of Manchester & Manchester Community Health Center

District 4

State~Run

Manchester

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$9,375

Health / Nutrition

McDonough School; Freezer

District 4

State~Run

Manchester

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$693

Health I Nutrilion

Lamprey River Elementary; Hot Food Counter

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$35,008

Health I Nutrition

Beech Street School; Pot washer

District 4

State~Run

at Manchester Central & West

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Manchester

National Guard Building Improvements

Manchester

STOP Violence Against Women-

Culturally Specific Advocate

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$232,000

Housing / Facilities

$20,000

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-RUll vs Direct

National Guard Bureau

District 4

State-Run

Safety

YWCA of Manchester

District 4

State~Run

CASAofNH

District 4

State-Run

District 4

State~Run

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

VOCA - Court Appointed Special Advocates

$17,000

Safety

Manchester

Acquisition of Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting Vehicle

$1,000,000

Transportation

Manchester

District V Roadway Resurfacing

$3,081,447

Transportation

Manchester

Roadway & Bridge Construction

$5,303,588

Transportation

Manchester Airport Access Road

District 4

State-Run

Manchester

VISTA Recovery Support Grants

$5,000

B' IC . usmess ommumty

Recipient: American Red Cross Manchester Chapter

District 4

Direct

$1,571

Education

Recipient Coiffures by Michael, Inc.

District 4

Direct

$10,100

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 4

Direct

$2,590

Education

Recipient: NH Institute Art

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Manchester

Manchester

Campus~Based/FWS (Student

Financial

Assistance) Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance) Campus~Based/FWS (Student

Financial

Assistance)

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport & City of Manchester, NH

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

Manchester

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

$69,853

Education

Recipient: S1. Anselm College

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid.

$35,088

Education

Recipient Coiffures by Michael, Inc.

District 4

Direct

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports wlll seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Manchester

Grant Program ~ Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other 000reimburseable direct financial aid.

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

$504,872

Education

Recipient Community Technical College

District 4

Direct

$2,497,179

Education

Recipient: Hesser College

District 4

Direct

$1,189,335

Education

Recipient: Hesser College

District 4

Direct

$121,413

Education

Recipient: NH Institute Art

District 4

Direct

$10,321

Education

Recipient: St. Anselm College

District 4

Direct

$257,065

Education

Recipient: S1. Anselm College

District 4

Direct

$2,034,759

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Manchester Housing Authority

District 4

Direct

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State~RIlIl vs

Grant Program - Direct payment for

Manchester

Manchester

Manchester

Manchester

Manchester Manchester

specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non reimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Capital and Management Activities (FonTIula) M

Manchester

Cant renewals all types (Project base rental assistance)

$82,329

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Suncook Pond Associates

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$28,180

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Alton Hsng for Elderly

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$122,958

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Antoinette Hill

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$679,536

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Ashland House Associates

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$81,477

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: DBH Shelter 11

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$738,144

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Diocesan Bureau ofHsg

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$370,305

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services S8 funds

$195,500

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services 58 funds

$186,888

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH H$D Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name Project Name

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State~Run vs

Manchester

Contract services 88 funds

$150,912

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services 88 funds

$149,247

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Riverside Housing Corp.

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services 88 funds

$264,600

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Rural Hsg for Elderly

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Contract services 88 funds

$228,096

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Village East Assoc.

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$55,651

Housing / Facilities

Recipient NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$53,120

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$46,742

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$42,801

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$40,509

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$40,000

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$28,068

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH H$D Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$26,007

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$70,000

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: NH H$D Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$60,103

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH HSD Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$60,000

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH H$D Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

Section 8 Amendments

$59,367

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: NH H$D Finance Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

SR~09

$153,227

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Manchester Housing Authority

District 4

Direct

Manchester

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$2,219,000

Safety

CHRP Award - Federal

District 4

Direct

Extensions

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

Direct

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name Project Name

ARRAFund'

Type nf Projeel

Additional Information

Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Pelham

ARRA Title r Part A

$9).737

Education

District 4

State~Run

Pelham

IDEA Part B ~ Grants

$464,509

Education

District 4

State-Run

Raymond

ARRA Title I Part A

$237,194

Education

District 4

State-Run

Raymond

IDEA Part B - Grant,

$371,277

Education

District 4

State-Run

Raymond

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$17,754

Education

District 4

State~Run

Raymond

Summer Youth

District 4

State-Run

District 4

State-Run

Education

NH-JAG at Raymond, Spaulding, and Winnacunnet. See Hampton for Multi-

Town Project

Raymond

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

ARRAFnnds

Type of Project

Amherst

IDEA Part B - Grants

$523,261

Education

Amherst

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$12,698

Education

Amherst

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Brookline

IDEA Part B - Grants

Brookline

Transportation

Additional Information

Souhegan Cooperative School District

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

Executive Council District

StatewRun vs Direct

District 5

State-Run

District 5

State-Run

District 5

State-Run

$136,037

Education

District 5

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$9,994

Education

District 5

State-Run

Dunbarton

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$11,617

Education

District 5

State-Run

Dunbarton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$44,281

Education

District 5

State-Run

Dunbarton

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$2,352

Education

District 5

State-Run

Dunbarton

Geotechnical Engineering Services

$47,076

District 5

Direct

Goffstown

ARRA Title I Part A

$213,630

Education

District 5

State-Run

Goffstown

IDEA Part B - Grants

$578,611

Education

District 5

State-Run

Goffstown

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$18,459

Education

District 5

State-Run

Goffstown

STOP Violence Against Women - Regional Victim Witness Advocate

$48,677

Safety

District 5

State-Run

Hinsdale

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$146,166

Education

District 5

State-Run

Hinsdale

IDEA Part B - Grants

$169,362

Education

District 5

State-Run

Hinsdale

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$7,878

Education

District 5

State-Run

Energy / Environment Recipient: GEl Consultants, Inc.

Goffstown Police

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the iargest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

$440,925

Education

Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District

District 5

State-Run

$9,288

Education

Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District

District 5

State-Run

Transportation

Resurfacing 35.32 miles of roadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

$268,479

Education

Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District

District 5

State-Run

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$409,092

Education

Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District

District 5

State-Run

Keene

ARRA Title I Part A

$404,757

Education

District 5

State-Run

Keene

IDEA Part B - Grants

$882,586

Education

District 5

State-Run

Keene

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$36,096

Education

District 5

State-Run

$8,096

Education

District 5

State-Run

District 5

State-Run

Town Name

Project Name

Hollis

IDEA Part B - Grants

Hollis

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Hollis

District V Roadway Resurfacing

Jaffrey

ARRA Title I Part A

Jaffrey

Keene

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$2,601,788

Additional Information

SAU#29

Energy I Environment Southwestern Community Services, Inc.

Council District

State~Rull vs

Direct

Keene

Weatherization

Keene

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$1,910

Health / Nutrition

Wheelock Elementary School; Freezer

District 5

State-Run

Keene

Food and Nutrition Equipment STOP Violence Against WomenSupervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center

$1,884

Health / Nutrition

Wheelock Elementary School; Refrigerator

District 5

State-Run

$26,100

Safety

All R Kids Supervised Visitation Center, Monadnock Family Services

District 5

State-Run

Dillant-Hopkins Airport (Keene), Laconia Municipal Airport, and Boire Field (Nashua). See Nashua for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

District 5

State-Run

Keene

Keene

Airport Improvement Projects

Keene

Design & Reconstruct Terminal Aircraft Parking Apron

Transportation

$1,298,500

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. TownName

Project Name

Keene

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Keene

Campus-Based/FWS (Student Financial Assistance)

Executive Council District

State-Rnn vs Direct

District 5

State-Run

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 5

Direct

Education

Recipient: University System ofNH

District 5

Direct

$413,394

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Keene Housing Authority

District 5

Direct

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$2,715,000

Transportation

$55,263

Education

$827,551

Additional Information Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

Grant Program - Direct payment for

Keene Keene

specified use, as a subsidy or other 000reimburseable direct financial aid. Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

Keene

Cont renewals all types (Project base rental assistance)

$105,670

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Bittersweet

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services S8 funds

$99,007

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Emile Legere Management Co.

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services S8 funds

$163,680

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Emile Legere Management Co.

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services 88 funds

$425,520

Housing I Facilities

Recipient: Emile Legere Management Co.

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services S8 funds

$170,094

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Farragut School Association

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services S8 funds

$145,200

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Hillside Meadows Assoc.

District 5

Direct

Keene

Contract services S8 funds

$118,513

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Wedgewood Duplexes

District 5

Direct

Keene

COPS Hiring Recovery Program

$459,850

Safety

CHRP Award - Federal

District 5

Direct

Lyndeborough ARRA Title I Part A

$9,567

Education

District 5

State-Run

Lyndeborough IDEA Part B - Grants

$20,533

Education

District 5

State-Run

Mason

ARRA Title I Part A

$8,371

Education

District 5

State-Run

Mason

IDEA Part B - Grants

$13,193

Education

District 5

State-Run

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Mason

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Merrimack

IDEA Part B - Grants

Merrimack

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Merrimack

Roadway Reconstruction - Manchester Airport Access Road

Merrimack

Merrimack Merrimack

Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Cont renewals all types (Project base rental assistance)

STTR Phase I: Spectrally Adaptive Photodetectors

Additional Information

Executive Council District

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

$480

Education

District 5

State-Run

$971,811

Education

District 5

State-Run

$34,450

Education

District 5

State-Run

Widening and reconstruction of the F.E. Everett Turnpike to the approaches of the Bedford Toll booths. See Bedford for MultiTown Project

District 5

State-Run

Recipient: More Thomas College

District 5

Direct

Recipient: Dana Patterson Inc. Trs.

District 5

Direct

Recipient: Titan Optics & Engineering

District 5

Direct

Transportation

$36,195

Education

$26,930

Housing I Facilities

$150,000

Technology

State~Run

vs Direct

Milford

ARRA Title I Part A

$263,460

Education

District 5

State-Run

Milford

IDEA Part B - Grants

$601,989

Education

District 5

State-Run

Milford

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,645

Education

District 5

State-Run

Milford

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$5,194

Education

District 5

State-Run

Mont Vernon

IDEA Part B - Grants

$54,575

Education

District 5

State-Run

Mont Vernon

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$3,292

Education

District 5

State-Run

Nashua

ARRA Title I Part A

$2,820,407

Education

District 5

State-Run

Nashua

IDEA Part B - Grants

$3,193,345

Education

District 5

State-Run

SAU#40

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name

Nashua

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$113,578

Education

Nashua

McKinney-Vento Homeless Children & Youth Program

$18,547

Education

Nashua

Summer Youth

$159,801

Education

Nashua

Community Health Centers

$1,273,618

Nashua

Food and Nutrition Equipment

Nashua

Food and Nutrition Equipment

Nashua

Nashua

STOP Violence Against WomenCulturally Specific Advocate STOP Violence Against Women - Greater Nashua Supervised Visitation Center, Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center

Nashua

VOCA - Child Advocacy Program

Nashua

Airport Improvement Projects

Nashua

Nashua

Nashua

Design & Reconstruct Terminal Aircraft Parking Apron Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid.

Additional Information

Execntive Council District

State~Run vs

Direct

District 5

State-Run

SAU #42

District 5

State-Run

Workforce Training Resources

District 5

State-Run

Health / Nutrition

Harbor Homes, Inc.

District 5

State-Run

$5,005

Health / Nutrition

Nashua Childrens Home-Concord Street Residence; Air Conditioner

District 5

State-Run

$16,160

Health / Nutrition

Fairgrounds Elementary School; Tables

District 5

State-Run

$20,000

Safety

Bridges

District 5

State-Run

$40,950

Safety

Community Council of Nashua

District 5

State-Run

$54,800

Safety

Bridges

District 5

State-Run

$4,600,000

Transportation

Dillant-Hopkins Airport (Keene), Laconia Municipal Airport, and Boire Field (Nashua). See Nashua for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

$1,753,000

Transportation

District 5

State-Run

$353,076

Education

Recipient: Community Technical College

District 5

Direct

$334,288

Education

Recipient: Rivier College

District 5

Direct

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Town Name

Project Name Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid. Capital and Management Activities (Formula)

Nashua

Nashua

Nashua

Nashua

Executive

ARRAFunds

Type of Project

Additional Information

$30,198

Education

Recipient: Rivier College

District 5

Direct

$46,912

Education

Recipient: St. Joseph Hospital

District 5

Direct

$24,978

Education

Recipient: St. Joseph Hospital

District 5

Direct

$1,169,494

Housing / Facilities

Recipient: Nashua Housing Authority

District 5

Direct

Recipient: Novarials Technology

District 5

Direct

Council District

State-Rnn vs Direct

Nashua

SBIR Phase 1: Bendable Ceramic Paper membranes

$100,000

Technology

New Boston

ARRA Title I Part A

$32,491

Education

District 5

State-Run

New Boston

IDEA Part B - Grants

$122,715

Education

District 5

State-Run

New Boston

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$8,465

Education

District 5

State-Run

New Boston

District V Roadway Resurfacing

District 5

State-Run

New Boston

Install Septic Systems, Multiple Locations; Repair Culverts

Energy / Environment Recipient: Charter Environmental, Inc.

District 5

Direct

New Boston

Replace POL System

$2,739,870

Energy I Environment Recipient: Toltest, Inc.

District 5

Direct

$1,924,404

Energy / Environment Recipient: Environmental Chemical Corp.

District 5

Direct

New Ipswich

Replace Power Plant Switchgear; Replace Power Meters ARRA Title I Part A

New Ipswich

IDEA Part B - Grants

New Ipswich

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

New Ipswich

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

New Boston

Transportation $550,587

Resurfacing 35.32 miles ofroadways; See Manchester for Multi-Town Project

$179,204

Education

Mascenic Regional School District

District 5

State-Run

$301,741

Education

Mascenic Regional School District

District 5

State-Run

$1,519

Education

Mascenic Regional School District

District 5

State-Run

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report - August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete. Executive Council District

State-Run vs Direct

Contoocook Valley School District

District 5

State-Run

Education

Contoocook Valley School District

District 5

State-Run

$21,869

Education

Contoocook Valley School District

District 5

State-Run

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$949

Health / Nutrition

South Meadow School; Freezer

District 5

State-Run

Peterborough

Food and Nutrition Equipment

$532

Health / Nutrition

South Meadow School; Heater

District 5

State-Run

Peterborough

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

ARRA Funds

Type of Project

ARRA Title I Part A

$397,164

Education

Peterborough

IDEA Part B - Grants

$689,199

Peterborough

IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Peterborough

Town Name

Project Name

Peterborough

Campus-BasedfFWS (Student Financial Assistance) Grant Program - Direct payment for

Rindge

specified use, as a subsidy or other nooreimburseable direct financial aid. Grant Program - Direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other nonreimburseable direct financial aid.

Rindge

Rindge Sharon

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Swanzey Swanzey

ARRA Title I Part A IDEA Part B - Grants IDEA Section 6 I9 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

Swanzey

Transportation

Additional Information

$65,772

Education

Recipient: Franklin Pierce University

District 5

Direct

$521,111

Education

Recipient: Franklin Pierce University

District 5

Direct

$38,407

Education

Recipient: Franklin Pierce University

District 5

Direct

District 5

State-Run

District 5 District 5

State-Run State-Run

$375,254 $520,441

Education Education

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project Monadnock Regional School District Monadnock Regional School District

$21,751

Education

Monadnock Regional School District

District 5

State-Run

Resurfacing 40.63 miles of roadways; See Keene for Multi-Town Project

District 5

State-Run

Transportation

Swanzey

District IV Roadway Resurfacing

Wilton

ARRA Title I Part A

$24,771

Education

Wilton-Lyndeborough School District

District 5

State-Run

Wilton

IDEA Part B - Grants

$148,768

Education

Wilton-Lyndeborough School District

District 5

State-Run

Wilton

IDEA Section 6 I9 - IDEA B Preschool Grants

$4,115

Education

Wilton-Lyndeborough School District

District 5

State-Run

Transportation

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will seek to estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.

ARRA Implementation Progress Report· August 19, 2009 Data reflects reports received and analyzed to date, but is known to be incomplete.

Education

District 5

State-Run

$ 124,673

Education

District 5

State-Run

$7,878

Education

District 5

State-Run

$ J, 700,000

Energy / Environment

District 5

State-Run

ARRA Title 1 Part A

$203,680

IDEA Part B - Grants IDEA Section 619 - IDEA B Preschool Grants Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades

Winchester

Winchester

Winchester

State-Run vs Direct

Type of Project

Project Name

Winchester

Executive Council District

ARRAFunds

Town Name

Additional Information

For this reports funds for regional projects are allocated to the largest town benefited. Future reports will saskto estimate allocation of these funds to all municipalities that benefit.