Stimulus Spending In New Mexico

Federal agency U.S. Bureau of Reclamation U.S. Bureau of Reclamation U.S. Bureau of Reclamationof Department Energy Department of Energy Department of Energy Department of Energy Department of Transportation Department of Transportation Department Housing andof Transportation Urban and Housing Development Urban and Housing Development Urban Housing and Development Urban Developmentof Department Energy Department of Justice Department of Justice Department of Interior Department of Health and Human Services Veterans Health Administration Department of Defense

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state/local agency

from Mary Perea Amount Project name info source Carlson, from MaryBurec Perea $7,000,000 Various Animas la Plata Carlson, PIO Burec $5,500,000 Various infrastructure PIO $12,500,000 infrastructure Energy Efficiency Journal library $26,855,604 weatherization http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm state energy & Conservation $31,821,000 program http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm Block Grant $20,608,300 Program http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm $384,150,000 nuclear cleanup http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm City of Albuquerque $8,008,958 roads mayor's office City of Albuquerque $11,388,245 transit mayor's office City of Community Albuquerque $2,500,000 FAA funds mayor's office City of Development Albuquerque $1,181,843 Block Grants mayor's office City of Homelessness Albuquerque $1,807,256 Home Prevention mayor's office loans, $3,800,000 Affordable basic projects Energy efficiency Journal library $50,000,000 and housing City of conservation Journal library Albuquerque $5,000,000 block grant of mayor's office City of Development Albuquerque $4,779,880 COPS grant City of Stop Violence mule deer and elk mayor's office Albuquerque $89,569 management Against Women mayor's office Santa Ana Pueblo $200,000 Modernize, plan DOI news release Six school districts $4,000,000 improve schools Journal library $18,600,000 Child care Journal library Veterans Affairs $1,090,000 Immunization Journal library Medical Center in Infrastructure Workforce Albuquerque $4,500,000 improvements Journal library State labor Connection of department $2,600,000 Central N.M. Journal library State military airports $16,500,000 Airports Journal Library N.M. bases $87,000,000 Base upgrades Journal library 400,000 New Mid-Region Mexicans $100,000,000 Transportation Extra checks Journal library Council of Governments $36,000,000 projects State labor Unemployment Journal library department $39,000,000 benefits Title IV-E foster Journal library $576,990,655 Child Children, Youth care and care and Families $1,979,000 development adoption CYFD Supplemental $17,816,534 block grant CYFD Human Services Nutrition Department $737,600,000 Medicaid HSD Assistance Temporary $174,200,000 Program HSD Assistance for $38,200,000 Community Needysupport Families HSD Child $8,400,000 Emergency enforcement services block Food HSD $5,700,000 Assistance grant HSD $1,000,000 Wastewater Program HSD Rural communities $41,600,000 projects Journal library Army Corps of Civil works Engineers $25,000,000 construction Journal library Tribal communities $56,000,000 Tribal money Journal library $3,900,000 Environmental Wildlife help Journal library $5,000,000 cleanup Journal library $264,000,000 Roads Journal library $8,000,000 Carlsbad Caverns Journal library $17,560,000 Border crossings Journal library

notes strengthening, Isleta reach levee habitat work, maint, Pipeline, low-flow Navajo Nationriver Municipal conveyance etc. levee repairssurveys, along Rio Grande, projects Elephant Butte Dam Note: theatcity of albuquerque solar parking garage gizmo money apparently comes from this program Bicycle bridge across the Rio story in the paper 4/1/2009 Grande at I-40; traffic signal upgrades. 500 new bus shelters, upgrading bus fare boxes, payment kiosks Repaving a runway at Double Eagle II airport. Street improvements and waterRent to keep people in treatment plants housing, in Bloomfield, Build assistance affordable improve their apartments Clovis, Tucumcari, Mosquero, public buildings across the state. Install solar panels atop city-owned Reserve (Might duplicative ABQ parkingbe garages, buy of "plug in"line items.) hybrid vehicles, energy-efficient City not sure it will receive the roofs city buildings wholeon amount. Would pay for hiring 20 officers for years. Gallup-McKinley, thethree Central Consolidated district in northwest N.M., Cuba, Dulce,services Zuni andto Provide child-care Jemez Valley to receive working families or thosefunding. seeking training or children education Immunize against preventable diseases Solar photovoltaic system, energyNorth portion measures of Paseo del Volcan conservation Summer youth-employment in Rio Rancho, bike trail along I-40 programs Las Cruces International Airport Kirtland Air of Force Base, Recipients Social Security, in Albuquerque, U.S. 550Cannon, in received most of the funds Holloman and White Sands Missle Supplemental Security Income Bernalillo, traffic light system in and Range. certain other benefits are to Albuquerque. (The bike trail get might $250 checks in one of the ABQ be duplicated line items.) Unemployment insurance benefits program additional funding for foster or adoptive Child carefamilies subsidies, quality checks and administration Housing, food, mortgage Food stampsjob skills training for counseling, Cash benefit to approved approved families. Grants families were distributed to seven organizations that cover most of the state Emergency food benefit Grants and loans for water and environmental projects New water system in Questa, operation of dams, other projects School improvements, road maintenance, work force training Habitat restoration, energy efficiency and other of construction Accelerate cleanup groundwater near Grants Highway and road construction, public transit projects Mostly for Carlsbad Caverns National Park Antelope Wells border crossing, Columbus port of entry