Economic Development

Administration

Fiscal Year 2007 Annual Report
Economic Development

Administration

Fiscal Year 2007 Annual Report

AMERICAN JOBS ★ AMERICAN VALUES

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
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Contents

Letters of Transmittal from Secretary of Commerce to United States Congress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Statement from Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Mission Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Statement of Appropriations for FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

EDA Headquarters and Regional Offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Highlights of the Economic Development Administration (EDA) FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

I. Performance Goals and Results: Government Performance and Results Act . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

II. EDA Economic Development Assistance Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Brownfields Redevelopment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Economic Adjustment Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Economic Development Planning Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

University Center Economic Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

National Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Local Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Research and Evaluation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

III. EDA Award Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Performance Awards 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Planning Performance Awards 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Excellence in Economic Development Awards 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

IV. State by State Investment Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Summary Table of EDA Approved Investments by State by Program FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Listing of EDA Approved Investments by State by Program FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Department of Defense Reimbursables by State and Disaster Supplemental Recoveries by State . . . . . . 57

V. EDA Reauthorization Act 2004 Reporting Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Realized Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

EDA Leveraging Goals for Private Sector in FY 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
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The President of the Senate

Speaker of the House of Representatives

Dear Mr. President and Madam Speaker:

I am pleased to submit the annual report on the activities of the Economic

Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, for Fiscal Year 2007, in

compliance with Section 603 of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965,

as amended.

Sincerely,

Carlos M. Gutierrez
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Statement from the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for

Economic Development

American Economic Development Opportunities in the 21st Century

I

am pleased to report to Congress the achievements of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic

Development Administration (EDA) on behalf of the American people. EDA’s mission is to lead the

federal economic development agenda by promoting innovation and competitiveness, preparing

American regions for growth and success in the worldwide economy. This report documents EDA’s

efforts to fulfill this mission during Fiscal Year (FY) 2007.

Looking at EDA’s achievements in FY 2007, we find confirmation that the agency’s funding priorities led the way in

advancing successful development strategies. In the 21st century, successful strategies focus on: 

● Innovation, which is the “fuel” for economic growth and the only possible sustainable competitive

advantage in the 21st century global marketplace; 

● Entrepreneurship, which is the “engine” of economic growth, and drives job creation, productivity growth

and innovation; and

● Regional collaborative approaches, which are the “vehicles” of economic growth that look beyond

traditional political jurisdictions such as city boundaries, county lines, and even state borders. 

Through its investments, EDA continues to promote strategies that focus on these key components of successful

economic development and competitiveness to prepare economic regions to thrive in the 21st century worldwide

marketplace. For example:

● EDA FY 2007 construction investments are projected to leverage approximately $26 of private sector

investment for every EDA dollar invested.

● EDA FY 2007 construction investments are projected to generate new jobs at a federal investment cost of

only $4,000 per job.

● In FY 2007, EDA investments are projected to help create or retain more than 52,134 American jobs.
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Throughout this publication, EDA provides examples that document how the agency’s innovative investment

priorities are yielding outstanding returns by helping American regions compete in today’s global marketplace. To

avoid unnecessary paper usage and to be diligent with public funds, EDA is again pleased to publish its annual report

electronically.

I am proud of these results and the members of the EDA team nationwide who achieved them. I look forward to

building upon the successes outlined in this report in order to create and retain higher-wage, higher-skill jobs in

America’s economically distressed regions. With these principles, EDA honors its forty-year plus tradition of

advancing economic development across America, clearly focused on tomorrow’s challenges.

Sincerely,

Sandy K. Baruah

Assistant Secretary of Commerce

for Economic Development
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Economic Development Administration 

Mission Statement

Mission Statement

To lead the federal economic development agenda by promoting innovation and competitiveness, preparing American

regions for growth and success in the worldwide economy.
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Statement of Appropriations

Fiscal Year 2007

(in Thousands of Dollars)*

EDA PROGRAM CATEGORY

APPROPRIATIONS

FISCAL YEAR 

2007

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance 158,089

Economic Development Planning Assistance

44,154

Technical Assistance

Research and Evaluation

27,000

Economic Adjustment Assistance 

 8,203

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms

481

12,814

Economic Development Assistance Program Subtotal 250,741

Salaries and Expenses 29,882

TOTAL 280,623
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EDA Headquarters and Regional Offices

Headquarters Office

Sandy K. Baruah, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development

U.S. Department of Commerce ● 14th & Constitution Avenue, N.W. ● Room 7800

Washington, D.C. 20230

Telephone: (202) 482-5081 ● Fax: (202) 273-4781

Regional Offices

PHILADELPHIA REGION (PRO)

Willie C. Taylor, Regional Director

The Curtis Center ● Suite 140 South ● Independence Square West ● Philadelphia, PA 19106

Telephone: (215) 597-4603 ● Fax: (215) 597-1063 ● Internet: wtaylor@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,

Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Virgin Islands, West Virginia

ATLANTA REGION (ATRO)

H. Philip Paradice, Regional Director

401 West Peachtree Street, N.W ● Suite 1820 ● Atlanta, GA 30308-3519

Telephone: (404) 730-3002 ● Fax: (404)730-3025 ● Internet: pparadice@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee

CHICAGO REGION (CRO)

C. Robert Sawyer, Regional Director

111 North Canal Street ● Suite 855 ● Chicago, IL 60606-7204

Telephone: (312) 353-8143 ● Fax: (312) 353-8575 ● Internet: rsawyer@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, Scott County and Muscatine County in Iowa

AUSTIN REGION (AURO)

Pedro R. Garza, Regional Director

504 Lavaca Street ● Suite 1100 ● Austin, TX 78701-2858

Telephone : (512) 381-8144 ● Fax: (512) 381-8177 ● Internet: pgarza@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

DENVER REGION (DRO)

Robert E. Olson, Regional Director

410 17th Street ● Suite 250 ● Denver, CO 80202

Telephone: (303) 844-4715 ● Fax: (303) 844-3968 ● Internet: rolson@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Colorado, Iowa (except Scott County and Muscatine County), Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota,

South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming

SEATTLE REGION (SRO)

A. Leonard Smith, Regional Director

Jackson Federal Building ● Suite 1890 ● Seattle, WA 98174

Telephone: (206) 220-7660 ● Fax: (206) 220-7659 ● Internet: lsmith7@eda.doc.gov

Serves: Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, California, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada,

Oregon, Washington, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Republic of Palau
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Economic Development Administration

Highlights for Fiscal Year 2007

EDA Investment Summary for Fiscal Year (FY) 2007

● EDA made 748 investments that totaled $277 million in EDA program funds. 

● EDA investments created or retained American jobs at an average cost of $4,000 per job.1

● EDA awarded 41 investments totaling $28.5 million in the category of community and faith-based

social entrepreneurship. 

● EDA awarded 79 investments totaling $84.4 million in the category of technology-led investments. 

● EDA investments under its Public Works Assistance program, Revolving Loan Fund program and the

construction and disaster recovery components of the Economic Adjustment Assistance program totaled

$209 million and will create or retain 52,134 jobs.

● EDA leveraged over $26 in private sector capital investment for every taxpayer dollar invested.2

EDA Invests in Know Your Region Curriculum Development

● Dramatic demographic and economic global changes are profoundly affecting cities and regions across the

United States. Development practitioners must have a complete understanding of their region and its

linkages to the surrounding areas and the worldwide economy to be able to convert this knowledge into a

comprehensive regional vision and strategic plan. A strategic plan is essential to lead long-term regional

prosperity and competitiveness. 

● To make this regional information available to the people charged with promoting local and regional

economic prosperity, EDA awarded a $362,000 investment to a curriculum development team led by

Western Carolina University’s (WCU) Institute for the Economy and the Future. The WCU team

developed the Know Your Region curriculum. This investment was funded under EDA’s National

Technical Assistance program and was matched by WCU. 

● The Know Your Region project created a curriculum, methods and training materials to enable local

community and economic development practitioners to embrace the concept of regionalism and construct

cluster development initiatives. Information on the curriculum, including conferences, open-source

interactive resources, CDs and printed materials may be found at: http://knowyourregion.wcu.edu/.

1Job estimates are based on the estimates of investment recipients.

2Estimate of private-sector capital investment is also based on the estimates of investment recipients.
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EDA-funded Economic Development Districts Support Long-term,

Coordinated and Collaborative Regional Economic Development 

● In FY 2007, EDA designated 14 new Economic Development Districts (EDDs). Two of those new

designations incorporate jurisdictions within two states, reflecting EDA’s focus on regional economic

development. 

● In FY 2007, EDA funded all designated EDDs, except Great Divide Economic Development Coalition in

Rock Springs, Wyoming. It is anticipated that the Great Divide Economic Development Coalition will

seek funding in FY 2008. 

● In FY 2007, EDA’s additional 14 designations to its EDD network were: 

■ Region 6 Planning Commission in Marshalltown, Iowa; 

■ Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Council in Concordia, Missouri; 

■ Eastern Plains Economic Development Corporation in Sydney, Montana; 

■ Northern Rocky Mountain in Bozeman, Montana; 

■ Gateway Economic Development Council in Helena, Montana;

■ South Central Economic Development District in Holdrege, Nebraska;

■ Regional Economic Development Initiatives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania;

■ Central South Dakota Enhancement District in Pierre, South Dakota;

■ Heart of Texas Council of Governments in Waco, Texas;

■ Development District of Central Texas in Belton, Texas;

■ Brooke-Hancock RPDC in Weirton, West Virginia; and

■ Great Divide Economic Development Coalition in Rock Springs, Wyoming; 

(and two multi-state jurisdictions)

■ Portland-Vancouver EDD in Oregon and Washington and

■ Omaha-Council Bluffs Metropolitan Area Planning Agency in Nebraska and Iowa.

EDA Achieves Revolving Loan Fund Program Audit Milestones

● In 1979, EDA created the Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) program to award investments to states, local

governments and nonprofit organizations to establish lending programs that make capital available at

below-market rates to small businesses in distressed regions or in situations when funds are otherwise

unavailable from private lenders. The RLF grants and the lending authority of the organizations receiving

the grants exist in perpetuity as long as loans are being repaid. Across the span of several years, EDA
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leadership noted significant management challenges concerning the RLF program and, beginning in 2001,

requested the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) to review operations of a number of individual

revolving loan funds, which led to an audit of the entire program. In March 2007, the OIG issued its

audit report of the EDA Revolving Loan Fund program entitled, “Aggressive EDA Leadership and Oversight

Needed to Correct Persistent Problems in RLF Program.” The audit report noted concerns regarding capital

utilization, reporting, insufficient monitoring of existing accounts, and the lack of a consistent, region-toregion operation of the program. 

● Six months later, in its semi-annual report the OIG noted, “EDA has been very successful in meeting the

milestones laid out in their plan. The agency issued detailed program and policy guidance to address the issues

raised in the audit; developed an interim Oracle database to enhance management and oversight of the

program; awarded a contract to develop a web-based RLF reporting, tracking, and management system (three

months ahead of the deadline listed in the action plan); and partnered with the OIG to provide single audit

training for EDA staff involved in the management of RLFs. The agency has identified more than $120

million in assets unaccounted for at the time of the OIG audit, increased the on-time reporting rate of RLF

grantees from 50 to 59 percent, obtained all but six of the RLF reports due March 31, 2007, and partnered

with the OIG to determine the assets of recipients with awards subject to termination.”

EDA Leads Inaugural National Summit on American Competitiveness

and Symposia 

● The Inaugural National Summit on American Competitiveness, hosted by Commerce Secretary Carlos

Gutierrez, was held on September 18, 2007, in Washington, D.C. EDA served as co-leader for the

Summit with the Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology. This highlevel event engaged world-class participants in discussion on the key challenges and opportunities facing

the United States related to economic competitiveness in the 21st century global marketplace. 

EDA Convenes Regional Symposia on 21st Century Economic

Development

● EDA also convened five regional symposia during FY 2007, to discuss key topics related to 21st century

economic development and competitiveness. More than 2,000 economic development practitioners,

private industry representatives and state and local government officials participated in those events.
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● EDA’s FY 2007 regional symposia included: 

■ Symposium on Innovation on March 13, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 

■ Symposium on Building Business on the Southwest Border on April 12, in San Antonio, Texas; 

■ Symposium on Global Gateways on May 16, in Long Beach, California; 

■ Symposium on Disasters and Economic Dislocations – Building a Disaster-Resistant Economy on June 14,

in Atlanta, Georgia; and 

■ Symposium on Entrepreneurship on September 26, in Kansas City, Missouri. 

● National and regional leaders from the private and public sectors shared their experiences and perspectives

on 21st century economic development, focusing on regional strategies, policies and best practices that

create jobs and economic opportunity. Those events also provided opportunities for participants to meet

EDA leadership in town hall-style sessions and share ideas and best practices with other participants. 

EDA Expands Public Outreach

● As the leading federal agency for economic development, one of EDA’s key roles is promoting best

practices and ideas in 21st century economic development. EDA produces telecasts and publishes

magazines and newsletters. In FY 2007, the EDA distribution network was expanded to 30,000

economic development practitioners receiving EDA’s information dissemination tools, including

four Economic Development Today telecasts and quarterly issues of Economic Development

America magazine.

EDA Economic Development Assistance Programs Promote Recovery from

Natural Disasters and Economic Dislocations

Greensburg, Kansas: EDA assistance in recovery operations from natural disasters:

● On May 4, 2007, an Enhanced Fujita Scale category 5 (EF5) tornado estimated at up to 1.7 miles in

diameter directly hit Greensburg, Kansas, virtually destroying the entire town of some 1,500 residents.

Additional tornados struck causing severe damage to rural homes and agricultural operations. In response,

the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) assigned EDA the mission to complete a Rapid

Report of Community Economic Impact to assess Greensburg’s recovery and redevelopment needs. EDA

subsequently invested $50,000 to create a redevelopment plan, providing short and long term strategies

for community redevelopment, including building code upgrades to “green” construction requirements. A

critical element of Greensburg’s successful recovery was the hiring of an economic recovery coordinator
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whose responsibilities include identifying redevelopment areas, evaluating existing ordinances and building

codes, and balancing the tensions between urgency and strategy. EDA will continue to work with

Greensburg as its recovery and redevelopment go forward.

Aiken County, South Carolina: EDA assistance in recovery operations from

dislocations:

● A large textile and apparel industry operation in Aiken County, South Carolina, ceased operations in all its

plants in July 2006. The mill village of Graniteville was hit hardest, losing seven plants that employed

over 1,800 people. The adverse regional impact was worsened by the closure of two mills in nearby

Augusta, Georgia, employing over 500 workers, some commuting from South Carolina. Indirect regional

impacts were estimated at an additional loss of 2,100 jobs. 

● EDA’s FY 2007 joint investment of $280,000 to the Economic Development Partnership of Aiken and

Edgefield Counties, Inc., and the South Carolina Department of Commerce supported a regional study

entitled, The Savannah River Basin Textile Recovery Plan, which addressed textile and apparel industry job

losses in the ten-county Savannah River Basin area of South Carolina. First, the plan determined the

regional impact of textile plant closures. Second, the plan provided economic diversification and recovery

strategies that identified traditional and non-traditional regional opportunities for re-employing the

workforce, expanding the tax base, and improving the general welfare. This strategic plan serves as a

model for other regions facing similar distress.
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I. Performance Goals and Results:

Government Performance and Results Act
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I. Performance Goals and Results:

Government Performance and Results Act

The Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 (GPRA) requires federal agencies to develop strategicplans, performance goals and measures to report on their programs’ performance. The Department of

Commerce’s (Department) overarching strategic goals and outcome-oriented objectives focus on the performance of

its bureaus.

In FY 2007, the Economic Development Administration (EDA) had two goals and eight measures, with two

measures having three targets each. EDA met or exceeded its targets for all measures. 

The results of EDA economic development investments are often realized years later as they are transformed into

jobs and private-sector investments, thereby fueling economic growth that raises living standards and improves the

quality of life. EDA’s performance system includes two mutually supportive sets of performance goals and

measures: Goal One - Promote private enterprise and job creation in economically distressed communities; and

Goal Two - Improve community capacity to achieve and sustain economic growth. 

EDA uses the GPRA review process to improve performance, enhance its programs and refine its measures. EDA

developed unit-cost measures to reflect the ratio of EDA investment dollars to private sector dollars leveraged. 

EDA’s performance measures are tied to its annual budget request and appropriation. In addition, EDA’s Annual

Performance Plan identifies anticipated outcomes resulting from the investment of its funds. All EDA level

performance measures are linked to the agency’s strategic goals, regional offices’ Balanced Scorecard reports and the

performance plans of senior executives.

EDA Performance Goals and Measures

EDA Performance Goal One: Increase private enterprise and job creation in

economically distressed communities.

Goal One includes Public Works and Economic Development Assistance, the Economic Adjustment Assistance

infrastructure programs and the Revolving Loan Fund program. (Click ! for a description of these programs.)
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These critical investments enable communities to attract new businesses or to support existing businesses that will

generate new higher-skill, higher-wage jobs for unemployed and underemployed residents. 

EDA promotes a favorable environment for the private sector to risk capital investment. More private sector

capital investment produces goods and services that increase productivity, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of

American businesses regionally, nationally and in the worldwide economy. The activities undertaken by EDA with

public dollars must demonstrate a return on investment through measurable, quantifiable performance outcomes.

Measure: Private-sector dollars invested in distressed communities as a result of EDA investments

*These targets are based on results of Public Works and Economic Adjustment infrastructure investments and Revolving Loan Fund investments at three,

six and nine years after the investment award. A formula-driven calculation projects investment targets at three-year, six-year and nine-year intervals from

the date of the award (all dollars in millions).

** The increase in target dollars for 2001 investments, while appearing anomalous, can be attributed to a 17 percent increase in funding from 2000 to

2001 and a 19 percent decrease in funding from 2001 to 2002, representing a fluctuation of $44.8 and $66.8 million, respectively. 

Investment 

Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target

1997 $1,162 $2,331

1998 $650 $1,740 $1,350 $1,937

1999 $1,040 $1,787 $2,080

2000 $1,020 $1,059 $2,040

2001 $480 $947 $1,200 $2,118 $2,410

2002 $390 $1,791 $611 $1,940

2003 $320 $1,669 22,900 $1,620

2004 $330 $810 $824 $1,649

2005 $270 $674 $1,349

2006 $265 $662 $1,324

2007 $258 $646 $1,293

2008 $245 $611 $1,223

2009 $49 $122 $246

Measure 1a: Private investment in distressed communities as a result of EDA investments

Reporting Year

2004 2005 2006 2007
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Measure: Jobs created or retained in distressed communities as a result of EDA investments.

EDA Performance Goal Two: Improve community capacity to achieve and sustain

economic growth.

Goal Two includes the Economic Development Planning Assistance for investments to Economic Development

Districts (EDDs), Indian tribes, and other planning organizations. Goal Two also includes investments under the

Economic Adjustment Assistance program (planning and technical assistance components); the Local Technical

Assistance program; the University Center program; the Research and National Technical Assistance program; and

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms program. (Click ! for a description of these programs.)

EDA investments in the economic growth of distressed communities help lay the foundation for job creation

and fuel economic growth, thus raising living standards and improving the quality of life. EDA’s optimal use of

limited public funds relies on the economic leverage achieved from its strategic and focused investments in

distressed communities. 

Investment 

Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target Target

1997 50,400 50,546

1998 27,000 68,109 54,000 73,559

1999 28,400 47,374 56,900

2000 28,200 42,958 56,500

2001 14,400 21,901 36,000 49,806 72,000

2002 11,500 19,672 28,900 57,800

2003 9,170 11,833 22,900 45,800

2004 8,999 16,274 22,497 44,994

2005 7,227 18,193 36,386

2006 7,019 17,548 35,097

2007 6,628 16,570 33,141

2008 6,256 15,640 31,280

2009 1,269 3,173 6,346

Measure 1b: Jobs created or retained in distressed communities as a result of EDA investments

Reporting Year

2004 2005 2006 2007
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Measure

FY 

2004 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2004 

Actual

97%

90%

78%

88%

90%

98%

FY 

2005 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2005 

Actual

97%

90%

79%

88%

95%

97%

FY 

2006 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2006 

Actual

97%

90%

76%

82%

90%

96%

FY 

2007 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2007 

Actual

95%

92%

84%

89%

99%

95%

FY 

2008 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2009 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2010 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2011 

Target

95%

89-

93%

75%

80%

90%

95%

FY 

2012 

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II. EDA Economic Development Assistance Programs 

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance Program

The Public Works and Economic Development Assistance Program empowers communities experiencing economic decline and distress. This program helps communities revitalize, expand and upgrade their physical

infrastructure to attract new industry and encourage business expansion. EDA’s Public Works program diversifies

local economies and supports the creation or retention of higher-skill, higher-wage jobs.

Public Works investments support a variety of specific economic development strategies, including: cluster-based

and technology-led planning; specialized workforce development; diversification of natural resource dependent

economies; community and faith-based social entrepreneurship; tourism and cultural heritage preservation; export

development programs; commercialization and deployment of innovative technologies; and redevelopment of

brownfields sites. 

Click ! to view FY 2007 Public Works investments listed by state. 

EDA’s Public Works investments may be awarded if the region meets any one of the following economic 

distress factors: 

• low per capita income

• high unemployment

• other special needs, including 

- closure or restructuring of an industrial firm or loss of a major employer

- substantial out-migration or population loss

- underemployment

- military base closures or realignments, defense contractor reductions-in-force

- natural or other major disasters or emergencies

- extraordinary depletion of natural resources 

- negative effects of changing trade patterns

- other special or extraordinary needs, as determined by the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for 

Economic Development

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Brownfields Redevelopment

Brownfields are sites which, when redeveloped or reused, may create complications because of the presence or

potential presence of hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants. Brownfields may at times be more

expensive to develop than greenfields (undeveloped land) because of the need to assess site conditions and,

sometimes, to reclaim the land by cleaning up the site. Nonetheless, brownfields often offer many other

competitive development advantages, as well as environmental benefits.

EDA’s brownfields redevelopment activities focus on the reuse of these sites. Typically, EDA invests in economic

redevelopment activities following environmental site assessment and remediation. Through its complement of

assistance programs, including Public Works, Economic Adjustment, Planning Assistance and Technical Assistance,

EDA provides full-service, one-stop shopping to support brownfields revitalization, including support for economic

site assessment, market feasibility analysis, site redevelopment and reuse. 

From 2005-2007, nine counties in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, which are home to such 

American corporate leaders as Eastman Kodak Company, Corning, and Xerox Corporation, experienced 

significant manufacturing downturns. Consequently, approximately 12,000 jobs were lost from the region’s 

high-tech labor pool. To correct the underlying causes of the downturn, corporate leaders collaborated to 

form a consortium from the region’s clusters in photonics, information systems and optics, and 15 

universities statewide. They established a world-class research and development facility, which created new 

businesses and commercialized innovative photonics and microsystems technologies. Prototyping and pilot 

fabrication facilities were also established, providing a direct way from concept to commercialization for 

regional manufacturing. 

EDA invested $3 million to help renovate an incubator and construct a commercialization center, which 

together form Infotonics Technology Center (Infotonics). EDA’s investment supports fledgling 

entrepreneurial companies as they incubate, develop and commercialize their innovative products. The 

long-term success of Infotonics will be measured by how strongly it supports entrepreneurship. Infotonics 

projects that it will generate $130 million in private-sector investment and job growth, as spin-off 

companies, spurred by their corporate partners, expand throughout the region. EDA’s investment is linked 

to the Department of Labor’s Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED)

Initiative, a three-year $15 million regional investment that targets companies impacted by rapid change, to 

help re-train their workforce. Infotonics is designated as a New York State Center of Excellence in 

Photonics and Microsystems. 

EXAMPLE OF EDA PUBLIC WORKS ASSISTANCE INVESTMENT

Infotonics Technology Center, Inc.

Canandaigua, New York

EDA $3 million Public Works Assistance Investment
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In 2004, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) evaluated EDA’s investments in the economic

redevelopment of brownfields sites. Among other issues, GAO examined the extent to which EDA-funded

brownfields projects included remediation activities and EDA’s associated authority to conduct such remediation.

GAO determined that remediation activities at EDA-funded brownfields sites appeared to be incidental to the

purpose of the overall projects and that the amount of funding provided by EDA for such remediation was not

significant. GAO determined that EDA’s brownfields work was done legally and, moreover, that it resulted in

successful economic redevelopment of many brownfields sites. 

Economic Adjustment Assistance Program

The Economic Adjustment Assistance program uses a flexible set of tools to respond to the special needs of

communities. These special needs include the most severe economic difficulties, such as a sudden and severe

economic dislocation caused by a plant closing that changes the local or regional economic structural base.

By providing assistance for the development of regional strategic planning, EDA empowers communities at the

grass-roots level, thus helping them to rethink their economic future. The program can also fund critical portions

of local action plans, including essential infrastructure, technical assistance for business transitions, local capacitybuilding and revolving loan funds to help jump-start new competitive businesses.

EXAMPLE OF EDA BROWNFIELDS REDEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT

Northampton State Hospital

Northampton, Massachusetts

EDA $750,000 Public Works Assistance Investment

Hampton County and the city of Northampton, Massachusetts, had experienced several decades of job 

dislocations, blighted conditions and property tax loss from underutilized property. By 2007, 

manufacturing job losses continued, due in part to the lack of critically needed manufacturing space. 

A market feasibility study confirmed existing businesses could not expand and new businesses were not 

attracted to the region because of the lack of office and manufacturing space. To meet those space 

demands, a 30-acre, light-industry business park was constructed by redeveloping the former Hospital Hill, 

a long-abandoned, asbestos-laden, highly deteriorated facility. Today, Hospital Hill Development, LLC is 

constructing office, light industrial, research and development, and retail facilities. Additionally, 

entrepreneurial, incubator and small business facilities will be established in the park. EDA invested 

$750,000 in Public Works Assistance to upgrade the infrastructure necessary to support the redevelopment 

of this former brownfields site. Those new facilities are acting as catalysts, attracting new industrial 

investors. It is estimated EDA’s investment will help to attract $30 million in private-sector investment and 

create 270 new higher-skilled, higher-wage jobs.
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Click ! to view FY 2007 Economic Adjustment Assistance investments listed by state.

THREE INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED BY EDA’S

ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

EDA’s Economic Adjustment Assistance program supports three types of investment activities:

• Strategy or capacity-building investments help communities organize and effect a planning process, 

resulting in a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). An EDA-approved CEDS is 

a prerequisite for requesting an economic adjustment infrastructure improvement or revolving loan 

fund investment, as it is for other EDA infrastructure investments;

• Implementation investments help communities implement one or more initiatives identified in their 

EDA-approved CEDS by funding projects to construct basic infrastructure or facilities to implement 

recovery strategies; and

• Revolving loan fund investments capitalize an intermediary to make loans to local businesses, which 

otherwise cannot access commercial credit.

ECONOMIC DISTRESS CRITERIA FOR ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INVESTMENTS

EDA’s Economic Adjustment Assistance may be awarded if the region meets any one of the following 

economic distress factors: 

• low per capita income

• high unemployment

• other special needs, including 

- closure or restructuring of an industrial firm or loss of a major employer

- substantial out-migration or population loss

- underemployment

- military base closures or realignments, defense contractor reductions-in-force

- natural or other major disasters or emergencies

- extraordinary depletion of natural resources 

- negative effects of changing trade patterns

- other special or extraordinary needs, as determined by the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for 

Economic Development
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Economic Development Planning Assistance Program

The Economic Development Planning Assistance program provides essential investment support to Economic

Development Districts (EDDs), Native American organizations, states, sub-state planning regions, urban counties,

cities and other eligible applicants to assist in planning. The two categories of the Planning Assistance program are:

Planning investments for EDDs, Indian tribes and other eligible entities; and Short Term Planning investments to

states, sub-state planning regions and urban areas.

Eligible activities under this program include developing, maintaining and implementing a Comprehensive

Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) and related short-term planning activities. EDA is changing the

program cycle for Planning investments from an annual to a three-year cycle.

Click ! to view Planning investments in FY 2007, listed by state. 

EXAMPLE OF AN EDA ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE INVESTMENT

University of North Dakota Research Foundation

Grand Forks, North Dakota

EDA $1.5 million Economic Adjustment Assistance Investment

In 2007, EDA invested $1.5 million to support development of the Research Enterprise and 

Commercialization (REAC) Park. REAC is the result of a highly collaborative initiative among the 

University of North Dakota (UND) Research Foundation and regional leaders within the public and private 

sectors. The North Dakota Centers of Excellence Program invested $3.5 million to construct the park’s 

Center of Excellence in Life Sciences and Advanced Technology. The Knight Foundation provides ongoing 

operational support; UND provides research activities and facilities; and the city of Grand Forks 

collaborates with all the stakeholders to assure the project’s continued success. 

REAC promotes innovation. The innovative technology transferred from this research institution to the 

commercial marketplace will advance the emerging life-sciences technology industry cluster located in the 

research corridor between Grand Forks and Fargo.

REAC promotes entrepreneurship. REAC’s research and development will be commercialized within the 

region by entrepreneurs, whose workforce will be sourced from the highly trained graduates of the adjacent 

UND. By providing an ever-expanding pool of higher-skill, higher-wage jobs for North Dakota’s graduates, 

REAC helps to keep this demographic group employed in-state, addressing a recent concern that too many 

graduates have been moving out-of-state to find employment. 

REAC is projected to create 120 new jobs within three years and 396 at full build-out, thereby further 

diversifying the regional economy. The combined estimated revenue of the initial occupants is $30 million 

over a three-year period, yielding revenues far exceeding the initial investment in REAC.
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As of September 30, 2007, EDA was funding a total of 381 EDDs, including 13 of the 14 EDDs that were newly

designated in FY 2007. The remaining unfunded EDD will complete its board organization and will apply for

funding in FY 2008. Fourteen Kentucky EDDs are funded under one consolidated state-wide grant, as shown in

the detail listing.

Click ! to view the 14 EDDs designated in FY 2007, listed by state. 

Click http://www.eda.gov/PDF/EDDList06110808.pdf to view the list of currently funded Economic Development

Districts on EDA’s website.

Technical Assistance Program

EDA oversees three technical assistance programs (University Center, National and Local) that promote economic

development and alleviate unemployment, underemployment and out-migration in distressed regions. These

programs provide funds to:

● invest in institutions of higher education to establish and operate University Centers to conduct applied

research and provide technical assistance to public and private-sector organizations with the goal of

enhancing local economic development; 

● support innovative approaches to stimulate economic development in distressed regions;

EXAMPLE OF AN EDA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING INVESTMENT

University of Montana – Montana World Trade Center

Missoula, Montana

EDA $78,000 Short term planning investment

Montana’s economy enjoys four percent growth in its statewide art industry. Following a study of the 

industry’s clusters, Montana recognized the need to better support its innovative and entrepreneurial artists. 

Statewide stakeholders collaborated with the Montana World Trade Center to identify common goals and 

ways to achieve them. 

EDA funded $78,000 in short term planning for the Montana World Trade Center at the University of 

Montana to develop an innovative marketing strategy to expand domestic and international markets for 

Montana’s arts. That strategic planning resulted in Montana Masters, a product line of high-quality 

Montana-handcrafted goods, focusing especially on Native American art. EDA’s investment resulted in a 

product inventory and an expanded product line, enhancing the brand identity of Montana Masters. 

EDA’s investment encourages entrepreneurship by providing a network of support for artists and artisans in 

distressed rural areas with limited market exposure, especially those on Native American reservations. An 

ancillary achievement of the strategy is the enhancement of Montana’s tourism industry.
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● disseminate information and studies of economic development issues of national significance; and

● finance local feasibility studies, planning efforts and other projects leading to local economic development. 

University Center Economic Development Program

Institutions of higher education have extensive resources, including specialized research, outreach and technology

transfer and commercialization capabilities, as well as recognized faculty expertise and sophisticated laboratories.

The EDA-supported University Center (UC) program is specifically designed to marshal the resources located

within colleges and universities to support local economic development in regions of chronic and acute economic

distress. UCs, which EDA considers long-term partners in economic development, are required to devote the

majority of their funding to respond to technical assistance requests originating from organizations located in the

economically distressed portions of their service regions. 

Most UCs focus their efforts on assisting units of local governments and non-profit organizations in planning and

implementing economic development programs and projects. Typical activities provided by these University

Centers include conducting preliminary feasibility studies, analyzing data, and convening customized seminars and

workshops on topics such as strategic planning and capital budgeting. Other UCs focus their efforts on helping

private sector firms with technology transfer and commercialization assistance. Typical activities conducted by

these UCs include identifying appropriate off-the-shelf technology to solve specific problems encountered by firms,

and recommending changes in current operating procedures to improve production, reduce energy usage and

decrease the volume of raw materials lost in the production process.

UCs have a long history of helping to promote and facilitate economic development in their service regions. They

have been among the first to recognize emerging applied research and technical assistance needs. EDA-funded

UCs, as early as FY 1980, were among the first to recognize and respond to the needs of small and medium

manufacturers and processors for technology transfer and commercialization assistance. A UC launched one of the

nation’s first venture capital networks, a process that links entrepreneurs with private investors.

EDA began administering the University Center Economic Development Program on a competitive, multi-year

basis in 2004, holding competitions annually in two of EDA’s six regional offices. The Austin and Denver regional

offices solicited applications for the FY 2004 University Center competition, the Philadelphia and Chicago regional

offices solicited applications for the FY 2005 University Center competition and the Atlanta and Seattle regional
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offices solicited applications for the FY 2006 University Center competition. In FY 2007, EDA’s regional offices in

Denver and Austin held their second round of competitions. 

In FY 2007, EDA invested $6.7 million in 51 University Centers, including second and third year funds for centers

that competed in previous years.

Click http://www.eda.gov/PDF/UniversityCenterByState.pdf to view the list of currently funded EDA University

Centers on EDA’s website.

National Technical Assistance Program

The National Technical Assistance program assists in formulating and implementing new economic development

tools that will support local governments’ efforts to partner with private industry and attract private investment to

revitalize regions and local communities. It seeks to provide timely information on best practices in economic

EXAMPLE OF AN EDA UNIVERSITY CENTER INVESTMENT

EDA University Center

University of Wyoming

Laramie, Wyoming 

Funded for the first time in 2007, the EDA University Center (UC) at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, 

supports the launch of emerging entrepreneurs and the expansion of Wyoming’s older entrepreneurial 

companies. The UC provides critical technical facilities and timely economic analyses to support budding

entrepreneurs, diversify the state’s economy and strengthen the region’s ability to compete globally. 

Located in the University of Wyoming’s Technology Business Center, the UC houses the University’s new 

business development program, providing outreach and business development services to early-stage, highgrowth companies. Significantly, the UC additionally serves as a regional incubator for entrepreneurs in 

technology-based businesses. EDA also helped to construct the incubator through a $1.6 million Public 

Works investment in FY 2005. 

To support regional entrepreneurs in small and medium-sized businesses with high-growth potential, the 

UC provides applied research and technical assistance, often producing critical information immediately to 

meet the challenges of today’s highly competitive business markets. To help diversify the state’s economy, 

which had grown overly dependent on natural resource industries, the UC attracts new investors through its 

excellent outreach and facilities. A number of firms in emerging entrepreneurial technology-based 

industries have recently announced their intention to locate in Wyoming, including a software company, a 

digitizing and transmitting diagnostic imaging company, a firm marketing specialized digital imaging 

technology, and another specializing in archiving digital information.

Within three years, it is projected that EDA’s $100,000 investment in the University of Wyoming’s UC 

will help create 150 new, higher-skill, higher-wage jobs and generate a $6.1 million increase in the state’s 

revenue base.
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development that is critical to practitioners’ efforts to alleviate economic distress and promote economic

development. This is accomplished, in some instances, through cooperative agreements with national

organizations. EDA also conducts demonstrations of promising economic development tools and techniques and

disseminates the results to state and local organizations and urban, rural and Native American communities. This

program identifies and funds the collection and dissemination of new knowledge, analysis and technical

information, which helps communities assess their economic development opportunities and supports the overall

EDA strategy of enhancing regional cooperation, fostering innovation, increasing productivity and developing

industry clusters.

Local Technical Assistance Program 

The Local Technical Assistance program, one of EDA’s smaller programs in terms of funding, is nevertheless an

extremely flexible and useful economic development tool. The most common purpose of a Local Technical

Assistance project has been to analyze the feasibility of a potential economic development project, such as an

industrial park or a high-technology business incubator. Feasibility studies are an effective tool for determining

whether the market will support a particular activity or site. While Local Technical Assistance investments are

typically small in size and scope, they can prevent costly mistakes and misguided investments. Economically

distressed communities often have a pre-disposition towards the same type of industry that has historically been an

employer in an area, while market forces may be moving in another direction altogether. Costly infrastructure

investments to support obsolete industries are neither an efficient nor an effective use of public resources, and they

will not support the long-term economic interests of local communities. Targeted market feasibility studies can

help communities overcome these hurdles and identify tomorrow’s higher-wage employers. As a result of these

feasibility studies, many communities have received funding under EDA’s Public Works program and other federal

or state funded programs to implement those projects. 
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Research and Evaluation Program 

Through the Research and Evaluation program, EDA helps build the knowledge base for sound, market-driven and

effective regional and local economic development, so that EDA’s initiatives and investments are consistent with the

best thinking and best practices of economic development in the 21st century. Methodologically sound program

evaluations help ascertain EDA’s impact on measures such as return on taxpayer investment, private capital

investment leveraged and the creation of higher-skill, higher-wage jobs. The Research and Evaluation program is

carried out through investments and cooperative agreements, as well as through studies conducted in-house by

EDA research staff, to maximize the impact of this modestly funded program.

EXAMPLE OF EDA NATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS

Information Dissemination Investments 

Department of Commerce’s

Inaugural National Summit on American Competitiveness

As part of its ongoing mission to assist economically distressed areas, EDA shares information on 

innovative 21st century economic development strategies with economic development practitioners serving 

distressed communities. 

Information dissemination investments make critical information about economic development programs, 

projects and emerging issues available to practitioners through different means, such as targeted 

newsletters, web sites and conferences. Using National Technical Assistance investments, EDA has

implemented a coordinated and complementary information dissemination program to serve economic 

development practitioners. 

Currently, EDA uses the following four vehicles to share information:

• periodic Economic Development Today television shows; 

• quarterly Economic Development America magazines; 

• monthly EDA Update electronic newsletters; and 

• five regional symposia on economic development topics were convened by EDA’s regional offices in 

FY 2007 to discuss key topics related to 21st century economic development and competitiveness. 

The Inaugural National Summit on American Competitiveness (Summit), hosted by Commerce Secretary 

Carlos Gutierrez, received an investment of $215,000 in National Technical Assistance funds; EDA served 

as co-leader of the Summit with the Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and 

Technology.

The Summit, held on September 18, 2007, in Washington, D.C., engaged world-class participants in 

discussion of the key challenges and opportunities facing the United States related to economic 

competitiveness in the 21st century global marketplace. More than 2,000 economic development 

practitioners, private industry representatives and state and local government officials participated in those 

events.
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In FY 2007, pursuant to its Research and Evaluation program, EDA solicited applications for four economic

development research projects addressing the areas of: rural economic development policy; business incubators;

21st century regionalism; and private sector community development.

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms Program

The Department of Commerce strongly supports the policies of President Bush that promote free trade. Trade

with our international partners creates higher-paying jobs for American workers and supports higher living

standards for American families. While free trade builds prosperity and spurs economic growth, the reality is that

some American firms are affected by import competition. EDA is pleased to play a role in assisting eligible

manufacturing firms to adjust to import competition through the Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms program,

authorized by the Trade Act of 1974, as amended.

The Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms (TAA) program provides technical assistance to firms impacted by

import competition by equipping them to become more globally competitive. TAA complements EDA’s Economic

Adjustment Assistance program that helps communities respond to sudden and severe economic dislocations, such

EXAMPLES OF EDA RESEARCH AND EVALUATION INVESTMENTS

Regional Seminars Provide Innovation Training 

Forums on the Role of Corporate Community Investment in Economic Development

Recent research studies on economic development stress the importance of a regional approach to 

successful economic development. Research also identified the importance of fostering innovation and 

supporting entrepreneurship as key elements in successful regional economic development. The efficacy of 

those efforts is measured in the increased productivity of goods and services, formation of new businesses, 

innovation and entrepreneurship, and economic growth. 

EDA appreciates the importance of regionalism and innovation and has implemented several strategies to 

foster those key factors in American economic success. To promote understanding of those drivers of 

regional growth and how to assess systems that promote regional innovation, EDA awarded a $256,075 

investment to the Council on Competitiveness. The purpose of the investment is to develop a regional 

innovation curriculum, handbook and toolkit. The Council on Competitiveness will implement a regional 

innovation training session in each of EDA’s six regional offices. 

Using EDA’s $218,296 research investment, the Business Civic Leadership Council (BCLC) is 

implementing a research project to assess the role of private sector community investment in support of 

economic development. BCLC will convene forums in eight cities and conduct a survey to better 

understand corporate community investment. The findings of BCLC’s work will be used to create a 

network of interest around private sector community investment. 
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as the effects of foreign competition, disasters, loss of major employers and defense closures. EDA targets TAA

program funds to firms facing material trade impacts. 

EDA administers the TAA program through cooperative agreements with 11 Trade Adjustment Assistance Centers

(TAACs). Click http://www.eda.gov/PDF/TAARegionalCenters061208.pdf to view a listing of current TAACs. 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE

Only trade-injured manufacturers and producers are eligible to receive assistance under the TAA program. 

EDA operates the TAA program through funded cooperative agreements with Trade Adjustment 

Assistance Centers (TAACs). The 11 TAACs are operated by either an institution of higher learning or a 

nonprofit (or similar) organization. Currently there are seven institutions of higher education and four 

nonprofit organizations operating the TAACs. 

EDA IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE

EDA collaborates with other federal programs to increase effectiveness for firms.

EDA promulgated new regulations to improve EDA and TAAC administrative processes.

EDA instituted a performance-based allocation formula to allot funds to each TAAC in a rational,

predictable, and transparent process.

While EDA receives no appropriated funds to administer the TAA program, it nevertheless promulgated 

new regulations to streamline its administration of the program. EDA also eliminated cumbersome and 

duplicative check lists, thereby expediting certification and approval processes and delivering assistance to 

firms faster. Since 2001, EDA has provided $44 million in trade adjustment assistance and has increased 

the number of firms receiving assistance by an average of 2 percent per year.

EDA’s achievements in administering the TAA program are outlined below:

• Developed a strong, on-going collaboration with Labor’s Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers 

program.

o Regular exchange of certified firms to coordinate programmatic activities.

o Developing pro-active intervention strategies.

• Creating joint interventions with the Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and 

Technology’s Manufacturing Extension Program (MEP).

• Working with the Department of Commerce International Trade Administration’s U.S. Foreign and 

Commercial Service to encourage exports.

• The formula was designed to ensure there was no incentive to certify firms without deploying any 

intervention strategies.

• Quality assurance efforts by TAACs were improved and EDA review for firm certification time was 

shortened to a three- to five-day turnaround.

• Conflict of interest provisions were strengthened.

• Funds are better targeted to firms facing material trade impacts by setting a five percent decline in 

sales or production as the threshold for assistance.
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EXAMPLES OF TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS

Alabama

Connecticut

Maine

In Alabama, a furniture manufacturer received $75,000 in technical assistance to develop a web site, 

improving its ability to reach potential customers and process orders. Implementation of the web site 

resulted in a significant reduction in marketing costs, an increase in sales and the creation of 25 jobs.

In Connecticut, a manufacturer of variety rubber and plastic injection-molded products received $75,000 in 

technical assistance to develop a marketing plan. The improved marketing plan resulted in a 31 percent 

increase in sales and a 4 percent increase in its workforce. 

In Maine, a manufacturer of custom cabinetry and architectural millwork received $30,000 in assistance to

create and implement a new marketing plan. The assistance also supported the implementation of lean 

manufacturing processes, which results in more efficient production of goods compared to traditional mass 

production. As a result of those lean manufacturing improvements, the company was able to expand its 

workforce by 6 percent. 
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III. EDA Award Programs

EDA Performance Awards

A recipient of investment assistance under the Public Works and Economic Development Assistance and Economic

Adjustment Assistance programs may receive a performance award in an amount not to exceed 10 percent of the

amount of the original investment. Performance is judged by the following criteria: amount of private investment

attracted by the project; the number of jobs created by the project; timely project completion; organizational

leadership; innovation; regional collaboration and economic strategy to compete in the global marketplace. A

performance award may be used to fund EDA-approved economic development activities.

Fiscal Year 2007 was the first year that EDA issued performance awards to those EDA investment recipients whose

projects demonstrated outstanding performance. Sandy K. Baruah, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic

Development, announced the EDA Performance Award recipients during the week of August 6, 2007.

Click http://www.eda.gov/NewsEvents/PerformanceAwards2007.xml to view EDA 2007 Performance Awards. 

EDA Planning Performance Awards

At the discretion of the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development, a recipient of investment

assistance, located in an EDA-funded Economic Development District (EDD), or the EDD itself may receive a

planning performance award in an amount not to exceed five percent of the original investment. Fiscal Year 2007

was also the first year that EDA issued planning performance awards to those EDA investment recipients whose

projects demonstrated outstanding collaboration and effectiveness in the planning phase of a project. Recipients of

Planning Performance Awards must use their award to increase EDA’s share of the cost of an EDA-funded project,

thereby decreasing the local match. 

Sandy K. Baruah, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development, announced the EDA Planning

Performance Award recipients during the week of September 10, 2007.

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EDA Excellence in Economic Development Awards 2007

The EDA Excellence in Economic Development Awards (Awards) recognize innovative economic development

projects or strategies of national significance. The Awards are designed to showcase best practices and highlight

outstanding results. EDA’s annual competition is open to nonprofit organizations, local, state and regional

government entities, universities and colleges. Nominations are evaluated for this honor by a distinguished panel of

economic development experts.

Sandy K. Baruah, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development, announced the seven winners of

EDA’s Excellence in Economic Development Awards 2007 on May 31, 2007.

Click http://www.eda.gov/NewsEvents/ExcellenceWinners07.xml to view the finalists and winners of the EDA

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IV. State by State Investment Information
State

 Economic 

Adjustment 

# Amt

 Planning

 Grants

 # Amt

 Technical

 Assistance* 

 # Amt

 Public

 Works

 # Amt

 Research 

 Grants

 # Amt

 State

 Totals

 # Amt

Fiscal Year End September 30, 2007

Summary of EDA Approved Investments by State by Program ($000)

Alabama 1 1,276 1 166 10 341 1 839 0 0 13 2,621

Alaska 6 10,000 1 110 9 517 10 5,000 0 0 26 15,627

American Samoa 1 2,105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2,105

Arizona 0 0 1 107 8 489 2 392 0 0 11 988

Arkansas 6 5,980 2 312 0 0 1 50 0 0 9 6,342

California 10 20,886 2 197 8 507 17 3,029 0 0 37 24,619

Colorado 2 553 1 30 8 458 2 379 0 0 13 1,421

Connecticut 0 0 1 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 65

District of Columbia 0 0 3 506 0 0 1 600 2 483 6 1,589

Florida 1 1,500 1 166 10 367 1 1,140 0 0 13 3,172

Georgia 7 6,261 1 166 15 1,056 1 159 0 0 24 7,642

Hawaii 3 3,086 1 221 1 80 3 385 0 0 8 3,772

Idaho 1 1,450 2 179 8 505 2 120 0 0 13 2,254

Illinois 5 7,276 1 159 14 867 2 2,660 0 0 22 10,961

Indiana 2 3,350 2 188 8 835 1 1,100 1 350 14 5,823

Iowa 3 3,668 2 150 15 743 1 30 0 0 21 4,590

Kansas 0 0 1 170 5 314 2 300 0 0 8 784

Kentucky 2 2,000 2 204 3 892 5 2,707 0 0 12 5,804

Louisiana 4 4,200 3 271 8 1,300 4 1,132 0 0 19 6,903

Maine 2 2,280 2 177 6 394 0 0 0 0 10 2,851

Maryland 4 7,615 2 200 3 164 0 0 0 0 9 7,979

Massachusetts 1 3,000 1 150 9 612 0 0 0 0 11 3,762

Michigan 5 4,121 2 178 12 1,166 4 347 0 0 23 5,812

Minnesota 3 2,207 0 0 11 1,018 0 0 0 0 14 3,225

Mississippi 1 2,000 1 166 9 688 6 3,403 0 0 17 6,257

Missouri 4 3,223 3 247 16 824 0 0 0 0 23 4,294

Montana 2 2,222 1 25 19 947 1 500 0 0 23 3,694

Multi Jurisdictional 0 0 12 13,073 0 0 1 600 0 0 13 13,673

Nebraska 3 3,674 1 100 8 500 0 0 0 0 12 4,274

Nevada 0 0 1 140 1 77 0 0 0 0 2 217

New Hampshire 0 0 0 0 3 170 3 2,619 0 0 6 2,789

New Jersey 1 1,500 1 100 1 60 0 0 0 0 3 1,660

New Mexico 4 4,427 1 98 6 900 3 2,400 0 0 14 7,825

New York 5 6,005 1 150 11 612 2 550 0 0 19 7,317

North Carolina 7 5,809 4 216 10 350 6 3,477 0 0 27 9,852

North Dakota 0 0 1 90 13 639 1 1,500 0 0 15 2,229

Ohio 3 6,013 2 306 5 804 0 0 0 0 10 7,123

Oklahoma 2 2,000 2 196 6 800 0 0 0 0 10 2,996

Oregon 1 2,000 3 166 17 811 5 695 0 0 26 3,672

Pennsylvania 7 8,052 2 190 8 448 5 3,765 0 0 22 12,455

Puerto Rico 0 0 1 116 1 120 1 50 0 0 3 286

Rhode Island 0 0 0 0 1 125 0 0 0 0 1 125

South Carolina 3 4,100 1 163 2 454 9 1,416 0 0 15 6,133

South Dakota 2 2,340 0 0 10 524 1 400 0 0 13 3,264

Tennessee 7 6,866 1 166 6 159 5 629 0 0 19 7,820

Texas 11 10,570 3 294 2 424 4 3,800 0 0 20 15,088

Utah 1 2,000 0 0 6 307 0 0 0 0 7 2,307

Vermont 0 0 0 0 2 156 0 0 0 0 2 156

Virgin Islands 0 0 0 0 1 85 0 0 0 0 1 85

Virginia 2 2,550 3 584 12 689 3 1,173 0 0 20 4,996

Washington 1 1,500 1 130 23 1,209 6 3,952 0 0 31 6,791

West Virginia 3 4,240 1 150 11 644 0 0 0 0 15 5,034

Wisconsin 3 2,625 3 200 8 581 0 0 0 0 14 3,406

Wyoming 0 0 1 100 6 285 0 0 0 0 7 385

Totals: 142 176,532 86 21,235 395 27,015 122 51,298 3 833 748 276,913

Note: Figures include prior year recoveries. *Technical Assistance columns include Trade Adjustment Asssistance.

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Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

ALABAMA

048305904 AL Tombigbee Reg Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 49

048305892 Birmingham RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830581401 East AL Plg & Dev Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830578301 No-central AL CoG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305893 Northwest Alabama CoG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830580701 South Alabama RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305894 South Central AL Dev Com Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305895 Southeast AL RPDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830579901 Top of AL Reg CoG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830579001 West Alabama EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

040105954 Albertville, City of Albertville Public Works 1,276

047905666 Leeds Wtr Works Bd Leeds Econ Adjust Implementation 839

04660575901 Auburn University Multi City University Center Assistance 166

ALASKA

078306067 Kenai Peninsula EDD Kenai Econ Dev District Planning 59

078306072 Prince William Sound EDD Anchorage Econ Dev District Planning 59

078306073 SW Alaska Municipal Conf Anchorage Econ Dev District Planning 63

078306105 Southeast Conference Juneau Econ Dev District Planning 59

078406100 Assn of Vil Cncl Presdnt Bethel Indian District Planning 50

078406099 Bristol Bay Native Assn Dillingham Indian District Planning 59

078406091 Kawerak Inc. Nome Indian District Planning 59

078406036 Kodiak Area Native Assn Kodiak Indian District Planning 50

078405973 Tlingit and Haida Juneau Indian District Planning 59

070106107 APICDA Juneau Public Works 2,000

070106109 AVTEC Anchorage Public Works 2,000

070106108 Atka, City of Atka Public Works 1,344

070106033 City of Sand Point Sand Point Public Works 1,500

070106127 Craig Community Assn Craig Public Works 1,500

070106047 Saint Paul St. Paul Public Works 2,000

077906060 Coffman Cove, City of Coffman Cove Econ Adjust Implementation 750

077906104 People's Learning Center Bethel Econ Adjust Implementation 2,000

077906118 Sheldon Jackson Sitka Econ Adjust Implementation 1,200

077906027 Sitka Tribe of Alaska Sitka Econ Adjust Implementation 250

077906003 Valley Recycling Wasilla Econ Adjust Implementation 50

077906002 Village of Kake Kake Econ Adjust Implementation 200

076906029 AHTNA ' T 'AENE NENE' Copper Center Econ Adjust Strategy 50

076906075 Anchorage Land Trust Anchorage Econ Adjust Strategy 56

076906004 Chugachmiut Anchorage Econ Adjust Strategy 50

076906092 NW Arctic Borough Kotzebue Econ Adjust Strategy 50

07660587401 U of A - Anchorage Anchorage University Center Assistance 110

AMERICAN SAMOA

070105975 American Samoa Pago Pago Public Works 2,105

ARIZONA

078305982 Central AZ Assoc of Govt Superior Econ Dev District Planning 60

078306038 Northern Arizona CoG Flagstaff Econ Dev District Planning 60
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

ARIZONA

078306087 SouthEastern Arizona Bisbee Econ Dev District Planning 60

078406117 Hopi Tribe Kykotsmovi Village Indian District Planning 45

078406058 San Carlos Apache Tribe San Carlos Indian District Planning 40

078805969 ADOC Phoenix State Planning 100

078606053 Western Arizona EDD Yuma Substate Planning 57

078706131 South Tucson, City of South Tucson Urban Planning 67

077905990 Arizona, University of Tucson Econ Adjust Implementation 142

077905987 The Navajo Nation Window Rock Econ Adjust Implementation 250

07660587601 Northern Arizona Univ Flagstaff University Center Assistance 107

ARKANSAS

087804218 City of Magnolia Magnolia Performance Award 50

080104189 Arkansas State Univ Jonesboro Public Works 1,500

080104172 Little Rock Port Auth Little Rock Public Works 1,500

080104171 McCrory McCrory Public Works 1,200

080104164 Texarkana Texarkana Public Works 1,500

08010407201 Warren Warren Public Works 230

086904167 WCAPDD Hot Springs Econ Adjust Strategy 50

086604204 Arkansas State Univ Jonesboro University Center Assistance 98

086604205 UALR Little Rock University Center Assistance 215

CALIFORNIA

078305979 Sierra EDC Auburn Econ Dev District Planning 76

078305972 Superior CA Econ Dev Dis Redding Econ Dev District Planning 60

078306040 Tri-County EDC Chico Econ Dev District Planning 67

078306046 Yuba-Sutter Econ Dev Co Yuba City Econ Dev District Planning 54

078406130 ITCC Sacramento Indian District Planning 100

078406136 NCATEDConsortium Ukiah Indian District Planning 50

078606098 Imperial County El Centro Substate Planning 50

078706111 City of East Palo Alto East Palo Alto Urban Planning 50

070105961 Bakersfield Assn Retrd C Bakersfield Public Works 1,000

070105966 Bellflower Bellflower Public Works 815

070106034 Cabrillo College Aptos Public Works 2,500

070105974 City of Hanford Hanford Public Works 3,000

070105992 Coachella Coachella Public Works 2,484

070105998 Desert Alliance Coachella Public Works 2,400

070105976 El Monte El Monte Public Works 2,452

070105995 LA YWCA Los Angeles Public Works 1,900

070106035 Parlier Parlier Public Works 2,680

070106042 Ukiah Ukiah Public Works 1,770

077905986 CALED Sacramento Econ Adjust Implementation 85

077905983 Econ Dev & Financing Cor Ukiah Econ Adjust Implementation 109

077906008 Humboldt County Eureka Econ Adjust Implementation 150

077905984 Lemoore, City of Lemoore Econ Adjust Implementation 165

077906021 Oakland's CEDA Oakland Econ Adjust Implementation 100

077906017 Porterville, City of Porterville Econ Adjust Implementation 150

077906041 Round Valley Tribes Covelo Econ Adjust Implementation 437
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

CALIFORNIA

077905997 S L.A. Econ Alliance Los Angeles Econ Adjust Implementation 175

077906039 Sacramento Financial Con Chico Econ Adjust Implementation 250

077906030 Superior CA Econ Dev Dis Redding Econ Adjust Implementation 100

076905967 City of Watsonville Watsonville Econ Adjust Strategy 150

076906023 Karuk Tribe of CA Happy Camp Econ Adjust Strategy 60

076906014 Merced County EDC Merced Econ Adjust Strategy 60

076906057 Orick CSD Orick Econ Adjust Strategy 259

076906020 Port of Stockton Stockton Econ Adjust Strategy 450

076906037 Round Valley Tribes Covelo Econ Adjust Strategy 80

076906102 USC Los Angeles Econ Adjust Strategy 135

070606123 CA State Univ Chico Chico Technical Assistance 47

07660587301 CA State Univ Chico Chico University Center Assistance 150

COLORADO

058304475 Region 10 League EAP Montrose Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304448 Region 9 EDD of SW CO Durango Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304371 San Luis Valley DRG Alamosa Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304389 Southern Colorado EDD Pueblo Econ Dev District Planning 53

058404429 Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Towaoc Indian District Planning 44

05860436101 Lamar, City of Lamar Substate Planning 12

058704464 Aurora, City of Aurora Urban Planning 95

058704411 Colorado School of Mines Golden Urban Planning 100

050104363 CSTI Colorado Springs Public Works 453

050104500 Prowers County Lamar Public Works 100

057904421 Otero JC La Junta Econ Adjust Implementation 279

056904470 UCCS Colorado Springs Econ Adjust Strategy 100

050604463 Canon City Canon City Technical Assistance 30

CONNECTICUT

01660824702 University of CT Multi City University Center Assistance 65

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

990713855 Bus Civic Ldrshp Ctr Washington Research 218

990713856 Cncl on Competitiveness Washington Research 265

017908535 Operation Hope Washington Econ Adjust Implementation 600

990607528 Competitiveness Summit Washington Technical Assistance 430

010608544 NADORF Multi City Technical Assistance 75

99060752501 Preserve America Washington Technical Assistance 1

FLORIDA

048305880 Apalachee Reg Plng Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305929 Central FL Reg Plng Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305877 East Central FL. RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305910 N Central FL Reg PL Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305930 South Florida RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 36

048305874 Southwest FL Reg PL Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305876 Tampa Bay Reg Plng Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305878 Treasure Coast RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

FLORIDA

048305941 West FL Reg Plng Council Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305883 Withlacoochee RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

040105839 Gulf Coast CC Panama City Public Works 1,500

047905914 Jackson County Marianna Econ Adjust Implementation 1,140

04660576701 Univ of FL Multi City University Center Assistance 166

GEORGIA

048305853 Southeast GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305896 ARC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305897 Central Savannah Rvr RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830579301 Chattahoochee-Flint RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830579201 Coastal GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305898 Coosa Valley RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305899 GA Mountains RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305901 Heart of Ga-Altamaha RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305867 Lower Chattahoochee RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

048305905 McIntosh Trail RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305868 Middle Flint RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

048305900 Middle GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 49

048305902 North GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305903 Northeast GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305869 South Georgia RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

048305866 Southwest GA RDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

047805976 Moultrie-Colquitt County Moultrie Performance Award 120

040105966 Brooks Cnty Dvlpt Auth Quitman Public Works 996

040105891 City of Cordele Cordele Public Works 1,000

040105840 City of Ocilla Ocilla Public Works 400

040105841 City of West Point West Point Public Works 2,000

040105962 Lowndes County Valdosta Public Works 746

040105957 Mitchell County Camilla Public Works 1,000

04660575701 GA Tech Research Corp Multi City University Center Assistance 166

HAWAII

078706055 Pacific Basin Dev Cncl Honolulu Urban Planning 80

070106018 Arc of Hilo Hilo Public Works 993

070105989 Goodwill Industries HI Honolulu Public Works 1,000

070106059 Kauai Econ Dev Board Lihue Public Works 1,093

077906009 County of Hawaii Hilo Econ Adjust Implementation 160

077906010 HI Alliance Arts Educ Honolulu Econ Adjust Implementation 125

076906044 State of Hawaii Honolulu Econ Adjust Strategy 100

07660587501 University of Hawaii Honolulu University Center Assistance 221

IDAHO

078306016 Clearwater Econ Dev Assn Lewiston Econ Dev District Planning 74

078305981 East-Central P&D Assn. Rexburg Econ Dev District Planning 60

078306001 Panhandle Area Council Hayden Econ Dev District Planning 74

078305977 Region IV Dev Assn Inc Twin Falls Econ Dev District Planning 67

078305993 Sage Community Resources Garden City Econ Dev District Planning 74
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

IDAHO

078305985 Southeast Idaho CoG Pocatello Econ Dev District Planning 66

078406012 Coeur D'Alene Tribe Plummer Indian District Planning 50

078406126 Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho Lapwai Indian District Planning 40

070106097 Development Workshop Rexburg Public Works 1,450

077906026 Clearwater Econ Dev Assn Lewiston Econ Adjust Implementation 75

076905960 SAGE Garden City Econ Adjust Strategy 45

070606032 SAGE Garden City Technical Assistance 39

07660587701 Boise State Boise University Center Assistance 140

ILLINOIS

068305216 BI-State Regional Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305209 Blackhawk Hills RC&D Rock Falls Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305255 EDC for Central Illinois Peoria Econ Dev District Planning 54

068305252 East Central IL EDD Urbana Econ Dev District Planning 54

068305233 Greater Egypt RPDC Carbondale Econ Dev District Planning 170

068305188 Greater Wabash RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305256 North Central IL COG Princeton Econ Dev District Planning 54

068305193 South Central IL RPDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

068305229 Southeastern IL RPDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

068305175 Southern Five RPDDC Ullin Econ Dev District Planning 56

068305195 Southwestern IL Metr RPC Collinsville Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305211 Two Rivers Reg Cncl PO Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 55

068305249 West Central Dev Council Carlinville Econ Dev District Planning 54

068305248 Western IL Reg Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 53

06010499501 Hamilton County McLeansboro Public Works 19

060105242 Marion, City of Mario Public Work 2,200

060105238 Olney, City of Olne Public Work 1,825

060105214 Stephenson County Freeport Public Works 1,725

060105186 Vandalia, City o Vandali Public Work 1,507

067905241 Moline, City o Molin Econ Adjust Implementation 1,060

067905228 Pembroke Township Hopkins Park Econ Adjust Implementation 1,600

06660505502 Southern IL Edwardsville Multi City University Center Assistance 159

INDIANA

068305260 Eastern Indiana Dev Dist New Castle Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305221 Indiana 15 RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 158

068305168 Kankakee-Iroquois RPC Monon Econ Dev District Planning 56

068305196 Region 3A Dev RPC Kendallville Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305171 River Hills RPC Jeffersonville Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305200 Southeastern IN RPC Versailles Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305223 Southern IN Dev Comm Loogootee Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305203 West Central Indiana EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 155

060105230 Scottsburg City of Scottsburg Public Works 1,400

060105226 Starke County Knox Public Works 1,950

990713857 Purdue University West Lafayette Research 350

067905247 Plymouth City of Plymouth Econ Adjust Implementation 1,100

060605258 Lincolnland EDC Rockport Technical Assistance 24
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

INDIANA

06660505902 Purdue University West Lafayette University Center Assistance 164

IOWA

058304438 Area 15 Reg Plng Comm Ottumwa Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304479 East Central IA COG Cedar Rapids Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304375 East Central Ingotv Assn Dubuque Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304426 Iowa Northland Reg EDC Waterloo Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304404 Mid Iowa Dev Assn COG Fort Dodge Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304394 NW Iowa PDC Spencer Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304432 North Iowa Area COG Mason City Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304506 Region Six Planning Comm Marshalltown Econ Dev District Planning 75

05830429801 Region XII COG Carroll Econ Dev District Planning 3

058304445 Region XII COG Carroll Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304390 Siouxland Interstate MPC Sioux City Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304433 Southeast Iowa RPC Burlington Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304402 Southern Iowa COG Creston Econ Dev District Planning 53

058304454 Southwest Iowa Plng Cncl Atlantic Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304434 Upper Explorerland RPC Postville Econ Dev District Planning 51

057804512 Fort Dodge, City Fort Dodge Performance A 68

050104477 Cedar Valley TechWorks Waterloo Public Works 1,600

050104360 Fort Dodge, City Fort Dodge Public Works 2,000

056904416 Hamilton County Webster City Econ Adjust Strategy 30

050604472 East Central Intgov Assn Dubuque Technical Assistance 40

056604493 Iowa State University Ames University Center Assistance 110

KANSAS

058304427 Great Plains Dev Inc Dodge City Econ Dev District Planning 107

058304395 North Central RPC Beloit Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304384 Northwest Kansas P&DC Hill City Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304379 South Central Kansas EDD Wichita Econ Dev District Planning 53

058304430 Southeast Kansas RPC Chanute Econ Dev District Planning 51

057904498 Galena Galena Econ Adjust Implementation 250

057904504 Greensburg Greensburg Econ Adjust Implementation 50

056604494 KSU Manhattan University Center Assistance 170

KENTUCKY

048305940 KY GOLD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 742

048805844 Louisville-Jefferson MDA Louisville State Planning 100

048605964 Letcher Co Plng Comm Inc Whitesburg Substate Planning 50

040105889 Owingsville, City of Owingsvill Public Works 1,000

040105968 Warsaw, City of Warsaw Public Works 1,000

04790532601 Beattyville, City of Beattyville Econ Adjust Implementation 550

047905965 Bell Cnty Indust Foun Middlesborough Econ Adjust Implementation 119

047905970 Lake Cumberland ADD Russell Springs Econ Adjust Implementation 38

047905932 Ohio County Water Dist Hartford Econ Adjust Implementation 1,500

047905879 Somerset-Pulaski County Somerset Econ Adjust Implementation 500

040605969 Bluegrass ADD Multi City Technical Assistance 38

04660577201 University of KY Multi City University Center Assistance 166
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

LOUISIANA

088304148 Acadiana RDD Lafayette Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304142 Capital Region Plng Comm Baton Rouge Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304145 Coordinating & Dev Corp Shreveport Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304152 Imperial Calcasieu RPDC Lake Charles Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304146 Kisatchie Delta Reg PDD Alexandria Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304144 N Delta Reg PDD Monroe Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304180 SLEDD - RPC New Orleans Econ Dev District Planning 250

088304154 South Central PDC Gray Econ Dev District Planning 150

080104182 City of Thibodaux Thibodaux Public Works 500

080104194 Natl WW II Museum New Orleans Public Works 1,200

080104173 St John Baptist Parish Laplace Public Works 1,000

080104183 Winn Parish Winnfield Public Works 1,500

087904141 GNO Inc New Orleans Econ Adjust Implementation 284

086904190 LA Comm for Econ Dev Baton Rouge Econ Adjust Strategy 400

086904191 Ports Assoc of LA Baton Rouge Econ Adjust Strategy 433

08690407301 Regional Planning Comm New Orleans Econ Adjust Strategy 15

080604217 Regional Planning Comm New Orleans Technical Assistance 75

086604206 LA Tech Univ Ruston University Center Assistance 98

086604207 Univ of New Orleans New Orleans University Center Assistance 98

MAINE

018308465 Androscoggin Valley COG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308467 Eastern Maine Dev Corp Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 62

018308466 Kennebec Valley COG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308522 Midcoast EDD Bath Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308473 Northern ME Dev Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308540 Southern Maine EDD Portland Econ Dev District Planning 100

010108445 Houlton Water Company Houlton Public Works 1,105

010108427 Sanford Town Sanford Public Works 1,175

010608537 Biddeford, City of Biddeford Technical Assistance 60

01660822102 Univ of Southern Maine Multi City University Center Assistance 117

MARYLAND

018308436 Tri-Cnty Cncl for W. MD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018608547 Mid Shore Reg. Council Multi City Substate Planning 52

018608548 Tri-County Council LES Multi City Substate Planning 52

010108536 East Baltimore Dev. Inc. Baltimore Public Works 2,000

010108497 Garrett Co. Comm. Deer Park Public Works 2,200

010108543 MIST Pocomoke City Public Works 200

010108471 Maryland Broadband Coop Snow Hill Public Works 3,215

01660824402 Towson University Multi City University Center Assistance 100

01660822702 Univ of MD Eastern Shore Princess Anne University Center Assistance 100

MASSACHUSETTS

018308523 Franklin Regional COG Greenfield Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308520 Merrimack Valley PC Haverhill Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308524 Metro Area Planning Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 160

018308519 Montachusett RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

MASSACHUSETTS

018308475 Old Colony Planning Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308521 Pioneer Valley Plg Comm West Springfield Econ Dev District Planning 70

018308430 Southeastern RP & EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018408541 Wampanoag Indians Aquinnah (Town of) Indian District Planning 40

018608532 Northern Middlesex COG Multi City Substate Planning 50

010108422 MA Dev Finance Agency Fort Devens Public Works 3,000

01660824102 UMASS Multi City University Center Assistance 150

MICHIGAN

068305189 Central Upper Peninsula Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 57

068305201 East Central MI PDRC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 171

068305212 Eastern Upper Peninsula Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 164

068305192 NE MI Cncl of Govts Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 55

068305234 NW MI Council Govt Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305173 Southwestern MI Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305219 Tri-Cnty Reg Plg Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 158

068305177 West MI Shoreline RDC Muskegon Econ Dev District Planning 56

068305185 West Michigan RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305181 Western Upper Peninsula Houghton Econ Dev District Planning 56

068405198 Inter-Tribal Cncl of MI Multi City Indian District Planning 70

068605227 NW MI Council Govt Traverse City Substate Planning 20

060105164 Bay Mills Indian Cmty Chippewa Public Works 906

06010494901 Central Michigan Univ Mount Pleasant Public Works 133

06010494001 Hillman, Village of Hillman Public Works 13

060105205 Lansing, City of Lansing Public Works 1,986

060105215 Newaygo, City of Newaygo Public Works 1,084

067905253 Starting Block, Inc. Hart Econ Adjust Implementation 210

066905246 Detroit/Wayne Cnty PA Detroit Econ Adjust Strategy 50

066905165 Michigan State Univ Multi City Econ Adjust Strategy 62

066905232 NE MI Cncl of Govts Gaylord Econ Adjust Strategy 25

060605236 No Lakes Econ Alliance Boyne City Technical Assistance 25

06660504902 University of Michigan Multi City University Center Assistance 153

MINNESOTA

068305235 Arrowhead Reg Dev Comm Duluth Econ Dev District Planning 62

068305190 East Central RDC Mora Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305172 Headwaters Reg Dev Comm Bemidji Econ Dev District Planning 164

068305199 Mid-Minnesota Dev Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305183 Northwest RDC Warren Econ Dev District Planning 158

068305179 Region Five Dev Comm Staples Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305187 Region Nine Dev Comm Mankato Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305213 Southwest Reg Dev Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 164

068305231 Upper MN Valley RDC Appleton Econ Dev District Planning 55

068305217 West Central Initiative Fergus Falls Econ Dev District Planning 55

068405184 Minnesota Chippewa Tribe Cass Lake Indian District Planning 153

067805261 Staples, City of Staples Performance Award 103

060105239 Bemidji, City of Bemidji Public Works 1,200
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Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

MINNESOTA

060105163 Cohasset City of Cohasset Public Works 905

MISSISSIPPI

048305847 Central MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305846 Three Rivers MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305938 East Central PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305961 Golden Triangle Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305925 North Central MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305956 North Delta PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305927 Northeast MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305875 South Delta PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048305848 Southern MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 267

048305871 Southwest MS PDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

048405934 Choctaw Indians MS Band Multi City Indian District Planning 90

040105873 Prentiss County Booneville Public Works 2,000

047905870 Long Beach, City of Long Beach Econ Adjust Implementation 1,200

04790567101 MS Development Auth Jackson Econ Adjust Implementation 200

047905913 Wiggins, City of Wiggins Econ Adjust Implementation 1,460

046905887 City of Ocean Springs Ocean Springs Econ Adjust Strategy 225

04660576401 MS State University Multi City University Center Assistance 166

MISSOURI

058304396 Boonslick Regional PC Warrenton Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304364 Bootheel RP & EDC Malden Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304422 Green Hills RPC Trenton Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304441 Kaysinger Basin RPC Clinton Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304409 MO-KAN Regional Council St. Joseph Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304444 Mark Twain RCOG Perry Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304368 Meramec RPC St. James Econ Dev District Planning 55

058304417 Mid-America RC Comm Serv Kansas City Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304468 Mid-Missouri RPC Ashland Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304388 Northeast Missouri RPC Memphis Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304400 Northwest Missouri RCOG Maryville Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304408 Ozark Foothills RPC Poplar Bluff Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304503 Pioneer Trails RPC Concordia Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304374 SE Missouri RP & EDC Perryville Econ Dev District Planning 55

058304373 South Central Ozarks COG Pomona Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304485 Southwest Missouri COG Springfield Econ Dev District Planning 51

057804510 Joplin Chmbr Foundation Joplin Performance Award 58

050104487 Carroll County Carrollton Public Works 385

050104362 Missouri Western State St. Joseph Public Works 2,500

050104366 Ste. Genevieve County Rocky Ridge Public Works 280

050604486 AURP St. Louis Technical Assistance 22

056604488 Missouri Research Corp Cape Girardeau University Center Assistance 85

056604495 University of Missouri Columbia University Center Assistance 140

MONTANA

058304369 Bear Paw Dev Corp Havre Econ Dev District Planning 53
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

MONTANA

058304385 Beartooth RC&D Area Inc Joliet Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304478 Bitter Root EDD Missoula Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304502 Eastern Plains EDC Sidney Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304406 Gateway EDD Helena Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304428 Great Northern Dev Corp Wolf Point Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304437 Headwaters RC&D Area Inc Butte Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304439 North Central MT EDD Cut Bank Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304507 Northern Rocky Mtn EDD Bozeman Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304465 Northwest Montana EDD Libby Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304435 Snowy Mountain Dev Corp Lewistown Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304443 Southeastern MT Dev Corp Colstrip Econ Dev District Planning 51

058404399 Assiniboine & Sioux Trbs Poplar Indian District Planning 44

058404410 Blackfeet Trb Bus Cncl Browning Indian District Planning 44

058404452 Chippewa Cree Tribe Box Elder Indian District Planning 44

058404496 Crow Tribe of Indians Crow Agency Indian District Planning 44

058404450 Fort Belknap Indian Cmty Harlem Indian District Planning 44

058404473 Salish and Kootenai Trbs Ronan Indian District Planning 66

058704459 Great Falls DA, Inc. Great Falls Urban Planning 50

050104481 Butte-Silver Bow Butte Public Works 1,022

050104456 Great Falls Airport Great Falls Public Works 1,200

057904328 Montana Bus Assist Conn Helena Econ Adjust Implementation 500

050604457 Southeastern MT Dev Corp Colstrip Technical Assistance 25

MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL

086904184 Hispanic Institute Multi City Econ Adjust Strategy 600

99071383401 Purdue University Multi City Research 160

992607644 Applied Strategies Intl Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,196

992607650 Curators of Univ of MO Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,248

992607648 GA Tech Research Corp Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,112

992607653 Mid-Atlantic Employers Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,643

992607652 New England TAAC Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,200

992607646 Regents of Univ of CO Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,212

992607647 Regents of Univ of MI Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,032

992607649 Res Fdn of St Univ of NY Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 931

992607645 Trade Task Group Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,145

992607651 UTSA Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,138

992607643 Univ of Southern CA Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 1,056

NEBRASKA

058304449 Central NEEDD Bassett Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304440 Northeast Nebraska EDD Norfolk Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304484 Omaha Cncl Bluffs MAPA Omaha Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304424 Panhandle Area Dev Dist Gering Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304436 River Country EDD Lincoln Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304482 South Central EDD Holdrege Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304412 W Central Nebraska EDD Ogallala Econ Dev District Planning 51

058804455 Nebraska, State of Lincoln State Planning 145
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Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

NEBRASKA

050104365 Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg Public Work 1,200

050104380 Kimball, City of Kimball Public Works 974

050104446 Norfolk, City of Norfolk Public Works 1,500

056604490 Creighton University Omaha University Center Assistance 100

NEVADA

078306070 Western NV Dev. District Carson City Econ Dev District Planning 77

07660587801 Univ of Nevada, Reno Reno University Center Assistance 140

NEW HAMPSHIRE

018308429 North Country Council Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308474 Rockingham EC Dev Corp Exeter Econ Dev District Planning 60

018608542 Lakes RPC Meredith Substate Planning 50

017908486 Jaffrey Jaffrey Econ Adjust Implementation 2,000

017908508 NCIC Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 300

016908447 North Country Council Berlin Econ Adjust Strategy 319

NEW JERSEY

018308478 South Jersey EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

010108448 Rutgers Camden Public Works 1,500

01660823302 Rutgers Multi City University Center Assistance 100

NEW MEXICO

088304159 Eastern Plains CoG Clovis Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304157 Mid-Region COG Albuquerque Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304156 North Central NM EDD Santa Fe Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304155 Northwest New Mexco CoG Gallup Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304158 S Central CoG Elephant Butte Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304153 SE NM EDD Roswell Econ Dev District Planning 150

080104176 AIPC Albuquerque Public Works 1,000

080104214 Clayton Clayton Public Works 1,177

080104137 Eunice Eunice Public Works 750

080104134 Santa Fe Indian School Santa Fe Public Works 1,500

087904222 Albq Hispano CoC Fdtn Albuquerque Econ Adjust Implementation 1,450

087904166 BNSL Anthony Econ Adjust Implementation 600

087904192 NM Community Capital Bernalillo Econ Adjust Implementation 350

086604208 NNMCC Rio Arriba University Center Assistance 98

NEW YORK

018308500 Capital District RPC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308439 Central New York RPDB Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308428 Genesee Finger Lakes Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

018308485 Hudson Valley Reg. Cncl. Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308441 L Champlain/L George RPB Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308434 Mohawk Valley EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 64

018308463 Southern Tier Central Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308431 Southern Tier East Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308438 Southern Tier West Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

018408518 Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Mohawk Indian District Planning 32
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

NEW YORK

018408472 Seneca Nation of Indians Multi City Indian District Planning 44

017808554 City of Hornell IDA Hornell Performance Award 87

010108443 BNYDC Brooklyn Public Works 2,000

010108449 ITC Canandaigua Public Works 3,000

010108380 Moriah Business Park Port Henry Public Works 389

010108460 Queensbury Glens Falls Public Works 529

017908482 Rochester Inst of Techno Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 500

017908538 Southern Tier West Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 50

01660823702 Cornell University Ithaca University Center Assistance 150

NORTH CAROLINA

048305860 Centralina EDC Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305861 High Country COG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305852 Kerr-Tar Reg CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305906 Albemarle Commission Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830579101 Eastern Carolina Council Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830579501 Land of Sky Reg Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830578901 Mid East Commission Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

04830578401 Southeastern EDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 42

048305908 Southwestern NC EDD Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

04830580101 Upper Coastal Plain CoG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305907 Western Piedmont COG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 40

048405909 Cherokee Indn /Eastern B Multi City Indian District Planning 33

048605971 Charlotte Regional Partn Multi City Substate Planning 50

047805977 Winston Salem City of Winston-Salem Performance Award 100

040105937 Burke County Morganton Public Works 1,000

040105967 Catawba Valley Community Hickory Public Works 1,000

040105818 Cleveland Com. Col. Shelby Public Works 1,000

040105888 Davidson Comm. Coll. Lexington Public Works 810

040105885 Gaston College Dallas Public Works 1,000

040105849 Mayland Com. Coll. Spruce Pine Public Works 899

047905973 City of Laurinburg Laurinburg Econ Adjust Implementation 1,000

047905884 Durham, City of Durham Econ Adjust Implementation 1,000

047905915 Holly Springs, Town of Holly Springs Econ Adjust Implementation 1,000

040605972 Centralina EDC Multi City Technical Assistance 22

040605916 Laurinburg, City of Laurinburg Technical Assistance 18

040605845 Yancey County Comm Burnsville Technical Assistance 23

04660577101 NC State University Multi City University Center Assistance 154

NORTH DAKOTA

058304381 Lake Agassiz Reg Cncl Fargo Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304383 Lewis & Clark RDC Bismarck Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304367 North Central Plng Cncl Devils Lake Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304447 Red River Regional Cncl Grafton Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304370 Roosevelt-Custer RC Dickinson Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304393 So Ctrl Dakota Reg Cncl Jamestown Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304378 Souris Basin Plng Cncl Minot Econ Dev District Planning 52
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

NORTH DAKOTA

058304413 Tri-County Reg Dev Cncl Williston Econ Dev District Planning 51

058404453 Spirit Lake Tribe Fort Totten Indian District Planning 66

058404451 Three Affiliated Tribes New Town Indian District Planning 66

058404377 Turtle Mtn Chippewa Indn Belcourt Indian District Planning 44

058604501 City of Stanley Stanley Substate Planning 25

058704480 NDSU Research/Tech Park Fargo Urban Planning 25

057904419 ND Research Foundation Grand Forks Econ Adjust Implementation 1,500

056604489 Minot State University Bottineau University Center Assistance 90

OHIO

068305220 Buckeye Hills RDD Marietta Econ Dev District Planning 164

068305222 Eastgate Reg Cncl of Gvt Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 158

068305194 Northeast Four Cnty RPDO Akron Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305170 OH Mid-Eastern Govt Assn Cambridge Econ Dev District Planning 164

068305167 Ohio Valley Reg Dev Comm Waverly City Econ Dev District Planning 164

060105182 Fayette Cnty Commisioner Bloomingburg Public Works 2,400

060105176 Hocking Tech College Logan Public Works 1,613

060105224 University of Toledo Toledo Public Works 2,000

06660505402 Bowling Green St Univ Bowling Green University Center Assistance 158

06660505602 Cleveland State Univ Multi City University Center Assistance 148

OKLAHOMA

088304160 Central OK EDD Shawnee Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304149 Eastern OK Dev Dist Muskogee Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304178 INCOG Tulsa Econ Dev District Planning 50

088304143 Kiamichi EDD of OK Wilburton Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304151 Northern OK Dev Auth Enid Econ Dev District Planning 150

088304161 Southern OK Dev Assn Durant Econ Dev District Planning 150

080104196 Ardmore Dev Auth Ardmore Public Works 1,000

080104165 Hobart EDA Hobart Public Works 1,000

086604210 SE OK State Univ Durant University Center Assistance 98

086604209 SWOSU Weatherford University Center Assistance 98

OREGON

078305962 CCD Business Devl Corp Roseburg Econ Dev District Planning 55

078306015 Central Oregon Intergov Redmond Econ Dev District Planning 53

078306049 Columbia Pacific EDD St. Helens Econ Dev District Planning 50

07830568201 Grtr Eastrn OR Dev Corp Pendleton Econ Dev District Planning 3

078305996 Grtr Eastrn OR Dev.Corp Pendleton Econ Dev District Planning 57

078305980 Mid Columbia EDD The Dalles Econ Dev District Planning 57

078306085 Mid Willamette ValleyCOG Salem Econ Dev District Planning 57

078306052 NE Oregon Econ Dev Distr Enterprise Econ Dev District Planning 58

078305978 Oregon Cascades West CoG Albany Econ Dev District Planning 80

078306051 South Central Oregon EDD Klamath Falls Econ Dev District Planning 50

078306089 Southern Oregon Regnl ED Medford Econ Dev District Planning 60

078406090 Affl Tribes NW Indians Portland Indian District Planning 50

078406077 Conf Tribe Warm Springs Warm Springs Indian District Planning 37

07840566201 Confed. Tribes Umatilla Pendleton Indian District Planning 2
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

OREGON

078405971 Confed. Tribes Umatilla Pendleton Indian District Planning 45

078406125 Siletz Tribal Bus. Corp. Lincoln City Indian District Planning 32

078706128 AREDP Portland Urban Planning 65

070105959 Umatilla Indian,Conf Tri Pendleton Public Works 2,000

077906019 CRITC Portland Econ Adjust Implementation 90

077906024 Oregon Cascades West CoG Albany Econ Adjust Implementation 50

077905988 Portland Dev Commsn Portland Econ Adjust Implementation 30

076906031 OCZMA Newport Econ Adjust Strategy 175

076906078 Seafood Consumer Center Astoria Econ Adjust Strategy 350

070606124 Grtr Eastrn OR Dev Corp Pendleton Technical Assistance 31

07660578201 Eastern Oregon Univ La Grande University Center Assistance 6

07660594301 Eastern Oregon Univ La Grande University Center Assistance 130

PENNSYLVANIA

018308425 NE PA Alliance Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

018308493 North Central PA RP&DC Ridgway Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308426 Northern Tier RP&DC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308459 Northwest PA RP&DC Oil City Econ Dev District Planning 56

018308495 S Alleghenies P&DC Altoona Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308424 SEDA-COG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308488 SW PA Corp. Pittsburgh Econ Dev District Planning 52

018608528 REDDI Harrisburg Substate Planning 60

010108476 CCIDC Bellefonte Public Works 1,500

010108446 Cameron Cnty Ind Dev Aut Emporium Public Works 300

010108437 Clearfield Co Econ Dev Clearfield Public Works 1,000

010108421 Corp For Owner-Oper Proj Beaver Falls Public Works 2,000

010108484 Juniata College Huntingdon Public Works 752

010108455 PAID Philadelphia Public Works 1,500

010108420 Slibco Scranton Public Works 1,000

017908452 Ben Franklin Tech Partne Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 900

017908539 Institute for Hepatitis Doylestown Econ Adjust Implementation 815

017908512 Wilkes-Barre, City of Wilkes-Barre Econ Adjust Implementatio 1,000

016908464 Ben Franklin TP NEPA Multi City Econ Adjust Strategy 1,000

016908546 Mifflin County IDC Lewistown Econ Adjust Strategy 50

010608513 REDDI Harrisburg Technical Assistance 40

01660825202 Pennsylvania State Univ Multi City University Center Assistance 150

PUERTO RICO

018708553 INTECO Caguas Urban Planning 120

016908483 PRTEC Mayaguez Econ Adjust Strategy 50

01660823102 UPR Mayaguez Campus Mayaguez University Center Assistance 116

RHODE ISLAND

018808477 RI Dept of Administratn Multi City State Planning 125

SOUTH CAROLINA

048305855 B-C-D CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305859 Catawba Reg COG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

SOUTH CAROLINA

048305858 Central Midlands Reg Plg Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305854 Lowcountry CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305857 Lower Savannah CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305862 Pee Dee Reg CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305863 Upper Savannah CoG Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305856 Waccamaw RPDC Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305864 SC Appalachian COG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

048305865 Santee-Lynches Reg CoG Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 159

040105911 Laurens Co Wtr & Swr Com Laurens Public Works 1,100

040105955 Orangeburg-Calhoun Tech Orangeburg Public Works 1,500

040105890 York, City of York Public Works 1,500

047905838 Economic Dev Partnership Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 280

04660576901 Clemson University Multi City University Center Assistance 163

SOUTH DAKOTA

058304387 Black Hills CLG Rapid City Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304414 Central South Dakota ED Pierre Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304382 First District ALG Watertown Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304376 Northeast COG Aberdeen Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304372 Plg & Dev District III Yankton Econ Dev District Planning 69

058304403 South Eastern CoG Sioux Falls Econ Dev District Planning 51

058404423 Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Lower Brule Indian District Planning 66

058404471 Rosebud Sioux Tribe Rosebud Indian District Planning 44

058404474 Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Agency Village Indian District Planning 44

058404467 Yankton Sioux Tribe Marty Indian District Planning 44

050104415 REDCO Mission Public Works 1,100

050104476 SD Technology Center Sioux Falls Public Works 1,240

057904392 Plg & Dev District III Springfield Econ Adjust Implementation 400

TENNESSEE

048305842 East TN Dev Dist Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305843 Southeast TN Dev Dist Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305850 Upper Cumberland Dev Dis Multi City Econ Dev Dist Plng (EA Funds) 159

048305936 First TN Dev Dist Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305926 Gtr Nashville Reg Cncl Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305928 Memphis Area Assn Govts Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305939 Northwest TN Dev Dist Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305931 South Central TN Dev Dis Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

048305933 Southwest TN Dev Dist Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 27

040105912 City of Blaine Blaine Public Works 521

040105953 Grainger County Rutledge Public Works 1,500

040105952 Greeneville Water Commis Greeneville Public Works 477

040105882 Johnson City Power Board Johnson City Public Works 1,000

040105788 LeMoyne-Owen College CDC Memphis Public Works 1,500

040105851 Mountain City Mountain City Public Works 652

040105881 Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Public Works 1,217

046905960 Haywood County Brownsville Econ Adjust Strategy 100
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

TENNESSEE

046905959 The Nature Conservancy Multi City Econ Adjust Strategy 52

04660576601 University of TN Multi City University Center Assistance 166

TEXAS

088604186 DDCT Belton Substate Planning 100

088604201 Hidalgo County Edinburg Substate Planning 324

080104168 Accion Texas Inc Laredo Public Works 720

080104185 Chisholm Trl Hertg Musm Cuero Public Works 1,000

080104147 Cotulla, City of Cotulla Public Works 1,250

080104193 Fort Stockton, City of Fort Stockton Public Works 800

080104202 Jasper, City of Jasper Public Works 800

080104150 Luling, City of Luling Public Works 1,000

080104162 Mercedes, City of Mercedes Public Works 1,200

080104221 Port Arthur, City of Port Arthur Public Works 1,000

080104203 UT-Health Science Ctr-SA San Antonio Public Works 1,000

080104170 Univ of Houston-Victoria Victoria Public Works 800

080104163 Zapata Co Econ Dev Ctr Zapata Public Works 1,000

087904188 CEDIC Austin Econ Adjust Implementation 1,000

087904220 Cameron Works Brownsville Econ Adjust Implementation 300

087904195 Raymondville, City of Raymondville Econ Adjust Implementation 1,250

087904200 UT-Brownsville (TSC) Brownsville Econ Adjust Implementation 1,250

086604213 Entrepreneur Alliance Amarillo University Center Assistance 98

086604212 UT El Paso El Paso University Center Assistance 98

086604211 University of Houston Houston University Center Assistance 98

UTAH

058304466 Bear River AOG Logan Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304401 Five County AOG St. George Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304386 Mountainland EDD Orem Econ Dev District Planning 52

058304397 Six County EDD Richfield Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304398 Southeastern Utah EDD Price Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304442 Uintah Basin EDD Roosevelt Econ Dev District Planning 51

050104505 Provo City Corporation Provo Public Works 2,000

VERMONT

018308470 EDC of Northern VT Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 56

018608527 EDC of Northern VT Multi City Substate Planning 100

VIRGIN ISLANDS

018508502 U. S. Virgin Islands Charlotte Amalie Area Planning 85

VIRGINIA

018308442 Accomack-Northampton PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308435 Central Shenandoah PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308505 Crater PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308440 Cumberland Plateau PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308433 Lenowisco PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308432 Mount Rogers PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308504 New River Valley PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

VIRGINIA

018308469 Northern Neck PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308506 Southside PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 62

018308468 West Piedmont PDC Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 60

018608545 Alleghany Regional Com. Multi City Substate Planning 52

01870840901 Richmond, City of Richmond Urban Planning 35

010108480 Bristol Virginia U Clintwood Public Works 1,550

010108419 Mecklenburg Co. South Hill Public Works 1,000

017908456 Hampton Roads Prtn Multi City Econ Adjust Implementation 915

017908550 Pulaski, Town of Pulaski Econ Adjust Implementation 233

016908531 Alleghany Regional Com. Clifton Forge Econ Adjust Strategy 25

990607529 C2ER Arlington Technical Assistance 368

01660824602 Norfolk State University Norfolk University Center Assistance 84

01660823502 VA Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg University Center Assistance 132

WASHINGTON

078305994 Benton-Franklin Gov. Richland Econ Dev District Planning 57

078306006 Big Bend Econ. Dev. Coun Moses Lake Econ Dev District Planning 51

078305999 Central Puget Sound EDD Seattle Econ Dev District Planning 100

078306048 Columbia-Pacific RC&EDD Montesano Econ Dev District Planning 60

078306080 Cowlitz-Wahkiakum CoG Kelso Econ Dev District Planning 55

078306050 North Central Washington Wenatchee Econ Dev District Planning 50

078306007 Palouse Econ Dev Council Clarkston Econ Dev District Planning 57

078306134 Peninsula Dev Assn Port Angeles Econ Dev District Planning 50

078305991 Trico Econ Dev District Colville Econ Dev District Planning 55

078405970 Colville Tribes Nespelem Indian District Planning 44

078406122 Klallam Tribe Port Angeles Indian District Planning 45

078406133 Lummi Nation Bellingham Indian District Planning 44

078405968 Makah Indian Tribe Neah Bay Indian District Planning 40

078406135 Port Gamble S'Klallam Tr Kingston Indian District Planning 40

078406013 Quileute Indian Tribe La Push Indian District Planning 40

078406000 Quinault Indian Nation Taholah Indian District Planning 40

078406061 S'Klallam Tribe Sequim Indian District Planning 50

078406129 Skokomish Indian Tribe Shelton Indian District Planning 35

078405964 Spokane Tribe Indians Wellpinit Indian District Planning 45

078406086 Swinomish Indian Tribe La Conner Indian District Planning 50

078406011 Tulalip Tribes Marysville Indian District Planning 36

07870534104 King County Seattle Urban Planning 85

078706114 Spokane Area EDC Spokane Urban Planning 80

070105958 Lakewood Lakewood Public Works 1,500

077906068 Cheney Cheney Econ Adjust Implementation 1,482

077906076 North Bend North Bend Econ Adjust Implementation 600

077905963 Puget Snd Rgnl Cncl Seattle Econ Adjust Implementation 200

077906062 Seattle Seattle Econ Adjust Implementation 200

077906045 Snoqualmie, City of Seattle Econ Adjust Implementation 1,400

076905965 Skokomish Indian Tribe Shelton Econ Adjust Strategy 70

07660587901 Washington State Univ Pullman University Center Assistance 130
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Economic Development Administration

Approved Investments by State and Program - October 1, 2006 to September 30, 2007

Project # Grantee Location Category EDA $(000)

WEST VIRGINIA

018308494 BCKP Reg Intergovt Cncl Dunbar Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308498 Bel-O-Mar Reg Council Wheeling Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308491 Brooke-Hancock RPDC Weirton Econ Dev District Planning 52

018308458 Eastern Panhandle RPDC Martinsburg Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308461 Mid-Ohio Valley RPDC Parkersburg Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308490 Region 4 P&DC Summersville Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308492 Region 8 P&DC Petersburg Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308487 Region I P&DC Princeton Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308489 Region II P&DC Huntington Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308501 Region VI P&DC White Hall Econ Dev District Planning 60

018308462 Region VII P&DC Buckhannon Econ Dev District Planning 60

010108444 Frankfort PSD Fort Ashby Public Works 1,500

010108423 Raleigh County Beckley Public Works 990

010108457 Upshur County Developmen Buckhannon Public Works 1,750

01660825002 WVU Research Corp Morgantown University Center Assistance 150

WISCONSIN

068305166 Bay-Lake Reg Plan Comm Multi City Econ Dev District Planning 155

068305180 East Central WI RPC Menasha Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305197 Mississippi River RPC La Crosse Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305191 North Central WI RPC Wausau Econ Dev District Planning 52

068305169 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Shell Lake Econ Dev District Planning 53

068305210 Southwestern WI RPC Platteville Econ Dev District Planning 55

068305178 West Central WI RPC Eau Claire Econ Dev District Planning 53

068405174 Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Multi City Indian District Planning 111

060105202 La Crosse County West Salem Public Works 1,110

060105237 Lancaster City of Lancaster Public Works 1,015

060105204 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Grantsburg Public Works 500

060605251 North Central WI RPC Wausau Technical Assistance 25

060605257 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Spooner Technical Assistance 22

06660505002 Univ of Wisconsin-Stout Multi City University Center Assistance 153

WYOMING

058304483 Big Horn Mtn Ctry Coltn Kaycee Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304425 High Plains EDD Torrington Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304405 Lincoln-Uintah AOG Kemmerer Econ Dev District Planning 51

058304431 North East Wyoming EDC Gillette Econ Dev District Planning 50

058304458 Yellowstone Dev District Riverton Econ Dev District Planning 50

058604407 Northern WY CC District Sheridan Substate Planning 34

056604492 University of Wyoming Newcastle University Center Assistance 100
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Economic Development Administration

FY 2007 Investments Funded from Disaster Supplemental Appropriations, by State 

Project # Grantee Location Short Description $(000)

ALASKA

07795607101 St. Mary's St. Mary's Regional Training Center 637

CALIFORNIA

07196201101 City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Infrastructure 13

Department of Defense Reimbursables by State

Disaster Supplemental Recoveries by State

These two tables report investments that EDA administered but did not fund under the agency’s regular appropriation.

This table lists investments EDA administered under a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Defense

(DOD). EDA was reimbursed the federal share of each investment by DOD. 

This table lists those investments funded with a disaster supplemental appropriation. 

Economic Development Administration

FY 2007 Investments Using Reimbursable Funds, by State 

Project # Grantee Location Short Description $(000)

CALIFORNIA

074906137 Inland Valley Dev Agency San Bernardino Airport Infrastructure 6,080

074906063 March JPA Moreno Valley Bldg Demolition/Removal 950

074906066 Victorville Victorville Infrastructure Improvs 2,280

074906113 San Francisco Red Agency San Francisco InfrastructureMasterPlan 4,560

074906138 Inland Valley Dev Agency San Bernardino Norton AFB DoD reuse 950

PENNSYLVANIA

014908451 Collegiate Consortium Multi City Continuing Education 485
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Reporting Requirements
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V. EDA Reauthorization Act of 2004

Reporting Requirements

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for Construction and Revolving

Loan Fund Investments by State*

Section 603 (b) (1) of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, as amended, requires EDA to

list in its annual report all grant recipients by state, including the projected private sector dollar to federal dollar

investment ratio for each grant recipient. The following state-by-state investment information is provided to

respond to those requirements.

* These data do not include Department of Defense reimbursable investments or disaster supplemental investments.

Realized Private Sector Dollar to Federal Dollar Investment Ratio by State

Section 603 (b) (3) of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, as amended, requires EDA to

list in its annual report to Congress the realized private sector dollar to federal dollar investment ratio for each

project after the completion of a project. The federal dollar amount quoted in the following listing provides only

EDA investment dollars for FY 2001 and FY 2004 construction and revolving loan fund investments.*

To implement the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993, EDA collects data on realized private sector

capital leveraged as a result of EDA’s investment in three-year increments after the date of award. Therefore, for

investments awarded in 2001, data were collected first during FY 2004, again in FY 2007 and a full report will be

completed in FY 2010. Likewise, for investments awarded in FY 2004, data were collected during FY 2007, and

will be collected in 2010 and 2013. EDA anticipates that projected private sector capital, which is leveraged by the

investment award, may only be fully realized as much as nine years after the award date as many EDA investments

have four- or five-year construction horizons. 

The following chart provides both recipient-projected private sector investment and private sector investment ratios

reported for EDA investments approved in FY 2001 and 2004. The chart also provides recipient-reported realized
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private sector investment and private sector investment ratios as of September 30, 2007, with the qualification that

construction on all projects listed has not necessarily been completed. In future annual reports, EDA will report

realized private sector investment in three-year increments as data become available.

*These data do not include Department of Defense reimbursable investments or disaster supplemental investments.

EDA Leveraging Goals for Private Sector

Fiscal Year 2007

Section 603 (b) (2) of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, as amended, requires EDA to

include in its annual report to Congress a discussion of private sector leveraging goals set for investments awarded

to (a) rural* and urban economically distressed areas; and (b) highly distressed areas. ** The following information

is provided to respond to those requirements. ***

(a) EDA’s private sector leveraging goal with respect to grants awarded to rural and

urban economically distressed areas:

Since 2004, EDA has shown sound results in attracting private capital investment in both rural and urban

distressed communities. In FY 2007, EDA invested 67 percent of its infrastructure and RLF funds in

rural areas with an average ratio of recipient-estimated private investment of $27 for each EDA dollar

invested; 33 percent of the funds were invested in urban areas with an average private sector investment

ratio of $24 to $1. 

(b) EDA’s private sector leveraging goal with respect to grants awarded to highly

distressed areas:

EDA recognizes the importance of private capital investment for successful economic development and

recognizes the importance of maintaining significant flexibility to assist those communities that are taking

the first steps toward economic growth. Therefore, EDA often makes prudent investments in areas where

leverage ratios are lowest.
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In FY 2007, EDA invested 30 percent of all its funds in highly distressed areas, and the infrastructure and

RLF funds invested in highly distressed areas are projected to generate $14 of private investment for each

EDA dollar invested, based on recipient-estimated projections. 

* Rural includes investments made to Indian tribes.

** For an area to qualify as being highly distressed, one of the following criteria must be met: 

(a) a 24-month unemployment rate of at least 200 percent of the national average

(b) a per capita income not more than 60 percent of the national average

(c) a catastrophic disaster.

*** The calculations determining the percentage of construction and RLF investments that are located in rural, urban,

and highly distressed areas excludes a small number of research and state-wide projects from the aggregate number of

projects in FY 2007 because it is not possible to designate certain investments as exclusively rural, urban or highly

distressed areas. Also, U.S. Department of Defense reimbursable investments and disaster supplemental investments are

not included in these calculations.
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

ALABAMA

040105954 Albertville, City of Albertville 1,276 16,200 12.7

047905666 Leeds Wtr Works Bd Leeds 839 71,200 84.9

ALASKA

070106107 APICDA Juneau 2,000 1,250 0.6

070106109 AVTEC Anchorage 2,000 3,285 1.6

070106108 Atka, City of Atka 1,344 3,600 2.7

070106033 City of Sand Point Sand Point 1,500 6,000 4.0

070106127 Craig Community Assn Craig 1,500 7,900 5.3

070106047 Saint Paul St. Paul 2,000 21,000 10.5

077906060 Coffman Cove, City of Coffman Cove 750 1,840 2.5

077906104 People's Learning Center Bethel 2,000 3,000 1.5

077906118 Sheldon Jackson Sitka 1,200 2,865 2.4

AMERICAN SAMOA

070105975 American Samoa Pago Pago 2,105 300 0.1

ARKANSAS

080104189 Arkansas State Univ Jonesboro 1,500 0 0.0

080104172 Little Rock Port Auth Little Rock 1,500 60,000 40.0

080104171 McCrory McCrory 1,200 6,400 5.3

080104164 Texarkana Texarkana 1,500 15,000 10.0

08010407201 Warren Warren 230 600 2.6

087804218 City of Magnolia Magnolia 50 0 0.0

CALIFORNIA

070105961 Bakersfield Assn Retrd C Bakersfield 1,000 27,000 27.0

070105966 Bellflower Bellflower 815 36,500 44.8

070106034 Cabrillo College Aptos 2,500 83,000 33.2

070105974 City of Hanford Hanford 3,000 117,000 39.0

070105992 Coachella Coachella 2,484 5,000 2.0

070105998 Desert Alliance Coachella 2,400 34,000 14.2

070105976 El Monte El Monte 2,452 11,698 4.8

070105995 LA YWCA Los Angeles 1,900 42,600 22.4

070106035 Parlier Parlier 2,680 23,000 8.6

070106042 Ukiah Ukiah 1,770 35,000 19.8

077906041 Round Valley Tribes Covelo 437 1,000 2.3

076906020 Port of Stockton Stockton 450 0 0.0

COLORADO

050104363 CSTI Colorado Springs 453 10,000 22.1

050104500 Prowers County Lamar 100 23,000 229.1

FLORIDA

040105839 Gulf Coast CC Panama City 1,500 93,000 62.0

047905914 Jackson County Marianna 1,140 95,500 83.8
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

GEORGIA

040105966 Brooks Cnty Dvlpt Auth Quitman 996 8,700 8.7

040105891 City of Cordele Cordele 1,000 134,865 134.9

040105840 City of Ocilla Ocilla 400 2,500 6.3

040105841 City of West Point West Point 2,000 46,800 23.4

040105962 Lowndes County Valdosta 746 50,000 67.1

040105957 Mitchell County Camilla 1,000 65,879 65.9

047805976 Moultrie-Colquitt County Moultrie 120 0 0.0

HAWAII

070106018 Arc of Hilo Hilo 993 866 0.9

070105989 Goodwill Industries Honolulu 1,000 6,000 6.0

070106059 Kauai Econ Dev Board Lihue 1,093 1,000 0.9

IDAHO

070106097 Development Workshop Rexburg 1,450 1,412 1.0

ILLINOIS

06010499501 Hamilton County McLeansboro 19 0 0.0

060105242 Marion City of Marion 2,200 0 0.0

060105238 Olney City of Olney 1,825 17,000 9.3

060105214 Stephenson County Freeport 1,725 18,000 10.4

060105186 Vandalia City of Vandalia 1,507 100,000 66.4

067905241 Moline City of Moline 1,060 21,500 20.3

067905228 Pembroke Township Hopkins Park 1,600 190 0.1

INDIANA

060105230 Scottsburg City of Scottsburg 1,400 18,000 12.9

060105226 Starke County Knox 1,950 81,000 41.5

067905247 Plymouth City of Plymouth 1,100 22,000 20.0

IOWA

050104477 Cedar Valley TechWorks Waterloo 1,600 7,600 4.8

050104360 Fort Dodge, City of Fort Dodge 2,000 37,143 18.6

057804512 Fort Dodge City of Fort Dodge 68 0 0.0

KENTUCKY

040105889 Owingsville, City of Owingsville 1,000 17,475 17.5

040105968 Warsaw, City of Warsaw 1,000 12,000 12.0

04790532601 Beattyville, City of Beattyville 550 0 0.0

047905965 Bell Cnty Indust Foun Middlesborough 119 2,402 20.2

047905932 Ohio County Water Dist Hartford 1,500 30,631 20.4

047905879 Somerset-Pulaski County Somerset 500 12,500 25.0

LOUISIANA

080104182 City of Thibodaux Thibodaux 500 16,716 33.4

080104194 Natl WW II Museum New Orleans 1,200 26,366 22.0

080104173 St John Baptist Parish Laplace 1,000 140,000 140.0

080104183 Winn Parish Winnfield 1,500 86,600 57.7
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

MAINE

010108445 Houlton Water Company Houlton 1,105 104,000 94.1

010108427 Sanford Town Sanford 1,175 8,000 6.8

MARYLAND

010108536 East Baltimore Dev. Inc. Baltimore 2,000 8,000 4.0

010108497 Garrett Co. Comm. Deer Park 2,200 25,000 11.4

010108543 MIST Pocomoke City 200 10,000 50.0

010108471 Maryland Broadband Coop Snow Hill 3,215 117,000 36.4

MASSACHUSETTS

010108422 MA Dev Finance Agency Fort Devens 3,000 216,000 72.0

MICHIGAN

060105164 Bay Mills Indian Cmty Chippewa 906 2,800 3.1

06010494901 Central Michigan Univ Mount Pleasant 133 0 0.0

06010494001 Hillman Village of Hillman 13 0 0.0

060105205 Lansing City of Lansing 1,986 40,000 20.1

060105215 Newaygo City of Newaygo 1,084 14,800 13.7

067905253 Starting Block, Inc. Hart 210 600 2.9

MINNESOTA

060105239 Bemidji City of Bemidji 1,200 26,000 21.7

060105163 Cohasset City of Cohasset 905 20,800 23.0

067805261 Staples City of Staples 103 0 0.0

MISSISSIPPI

040105873 Prentiss County Booneville 2,000 43,500 21.8

047905870 Long Beach, City of Long Beach 1,200 8,525 7.1

047905913 Wiggins, City of Wiggins 1,460 15,500 10.6

MISSOURI

050104487 Carroll Cnty, MO Carrollton 385 80,000 207.8

050104362 Missouri Western State St. Joseph 2,500 56,250 22.5

050104366 Ste. Genevieve County Rocky Ridge 280 25,200 90.0

057804510 Joplin Chmbr Foundation Joplin 58 0 0.0

MONTANA

050104481 Butte-Silver Bow Butte 1,022 47,000 46.0

050104456 Great Falls Airport Great Falls 1,200 500 0.4

057904328 Montana Bus Assist Conn Helena 500 8,000 16.0

NEBRASKA

050104365 Gothenburg City of Gothenburg 1,200 43,764 36.5

050104380 Kimball City of Kimball 974 180 0.2

050104446 Norfolk City of Norfolk 1,500 23,000 15.3

NEW HAMPSHIRE

017908486 Jaffrey Jaffrey 2,000 5,200 2.6
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

NEW JERSEY

010108448 Rutgers Camden 1,500 17,000 11.3

NEW MEXICO

080104176 AIPC Albuquerque 1,000 3,000 3.0

080104214 Clayton Clayton 1,177 10,000 8.5

080104137 Eunice Eunice 750 7,324 9.8

080104134 Santa Fe Indian School Santa Fe 1,500 3,000 2.0

087904222 Albq Hispano CoC Fdtn Albuquerque 1,450 714 0.5

NEW YORK

010108443 BNYDC Brooklyn 2,000 45,000 22.5

010108449 ITC Canandaigua 3,000 130,000 43.3

010108380 Moriah Business Park Port Henry 389 3,750 9.6

010108460 Queensbury Glens Falls 529 25,000 47.3

017808554 City of Hornell IDA Hornell 87 0 0.0

NORTH CAROLINA

040105937 Burke County Morganton 1,000 120,000 120.0

040105967 Catawba Valley Community Hickory 1,000 123,300 123.3

040105818 Cleveland Com. Col. Shelby 1,000 37,000 37.0

040105888 Davidson Comm. Coll. Lexington 810 24,450 30.2

040105885 Gaston College Dallas 1,000 24,000 24.0

040105849 Mayland Com. Coll. Spruce Pine 899 25,950 28.9

047805977 Winston Salem City of Winston-Salem 100 0 0.0

047905973 City of Laurinburg Laurinburg 1,000 27,400 27.4

047905884 Durham, City of Durham 1,000 47,000 47.0

047905915 Holly Springs, Town of Holly Springs 1,000 61,596 61.6

NORTH DAKOTA

057904419 ND Research Foundation Grand Forks 1,500 30,000 20.0

OHIO

060105182 Fayette Cnty Commisioner Bloomingburg 2,400 142,000 59.2

060105176 Hocking Tech College Logan 1,613 3,413 2.1

060105224 University of Toledo Toledo 2,000 80,000 40.0

OKLAHOMA

080104196 Ardmore Dev Auth Ardmore 1,000 6,625 6.6

080104165 Hobart EDA Hobart 1,000 155 0.2

OREGON

070105959 Umatilla Indian,Conf Tri Pendleton 2,000 10,000 5.0

PENNSYLVANIA

010108476 CCIDC Bellefonte 1,500 40,000 26.7

010108446 Cameron Cnty Ind Dev Aut Emporium 300 2,000 6.7

010108437 Clearfield Co Econ Dev Clearfield 1,000 5,000 5.0

010108421 Corp For Owner-Oper Proj Beaver Falls 2,000 6,000 3.0
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

PENNSYLVANIA

010108484 Juniata College Huntingdon 752 3,000 4.0

010108455 PAID Philadelphia 1,500 121,000 80.7

010108420 Slibco Scranton 1,000 20,000 20.0

017908512 Wilkes-Barre, City of Wilkes-Barre 1,000 7,000 7.0

SOUTH CAROLINA

040105911 Laurens Co Wtr & Swr Com Laurens 1,100 41,000 37.3

040105955 Orangeburg-Calhoun Tech Orangeburg 1,500 420,000 280.0

040105890 York, City of York 1,500 21,900 14.6

SOUTH DAKOTA

050104415 REDCO Mission 1,100 620 0.6

050104476 SD Technology Center Sioux Falls 1,240 27,000 21.8

057904392 Plg & Dev District III Springfield 400 2,150 5.4

TENNESSEE

040105912 City of Blaine Blaine 521 12,525 24.1

040105953 Grainger County Rutledge 1,500 83,200 55.5

040105952 Greeneville Water Commis Greeneville 477 11,070 23.2

040105882 Johnson City Power Board Johnson City 1,000 39,300 39.3

040105788 LeMoyne-Owen College CDC Memphis 1,500 2,302 1.5

040105851 Mountain City Mountain City 652 636 1.0

040105881 Oak Ridge Oak Ridge 1,217 32,500 26.7

TEXAS

080104168 Accion Texas Inc Laredo 720 180 0.3

080104185 Chisholm Trl Hertg Musm Cuero 1,000 725 0.7

080104147 Cotulla City of Cotulla 1,250 8,666 6.9

080104193 Fort Stockton City of Fort Stockton 800 22,000 27.5

080104202 Jasper City of Jasper 800 25,000 31.3

080104150 Luling City of Luling 1,000 15,000 15.0

080104162 Mercedes City of Mercedes 1,200 68,000 56.7

080104221 Port Arthur City of Port Arthur 1,000 197,500 197.5

080104203 UT-Health Science Ctr-SA San Antonio 1,000 2,687 2.7

080104170 Univ of Houston-Victoria Victoria 800 200 0.3

080104163 Zapata Co Econ Dev Ctr Zapata 1,000 400 0.4

087904195 Raymondville City of Raymondville 1,250 203 0.2

087904200 UT-Brownsville (TSC) Brownsville 1,250 10,000 8.0

UTAH

050104505 Provo City Corporation Provo 2,000 55,000 27.5

VIRGINIA

010108480 Bristol Virginia U Clintwood 1,550 40,000 25.8

010108419 Mecklenburg Co. South Hill 1,000 27,000 27.0

WASHINGTON

070105958 Lakewood Lakewood 1,500 80,000 53.3
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Projected Private Sector Investment - FY 2007 Approvals

Project # Grantee Location EDA $(000) Proj Priv Inv$(000) PI Ratio

WASHINGTON

077906068 Cheney Cheney 1,482 64,000 43.2

077906076 North Bend North Bend 600 15,000 25.0

077906045 Snoqualmie, City of Seattle 1,400 15,000 10.7

WEST VIRGINIA

010108444 Frankfort PSD Fort Ashby 1,500 35,000 23.3

010108423 Raleigh County Beckley 990 37,500 37.9

010108457 Upshur County Developmen Buckhannon 1,750 37,000 21.1

WISCONSIN

060105202 La Crosse County West Salem 1,110 30,900 27.8

060105237 Lancaster City of Lancaster 1,015 25,500 25.1

060105204 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Grantsburg 500 833 1.7
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Construction and RLF Investments by State Discounted Six-year Data

Project # Grantee Location 

EDA$

($000)

Projected

Priv Inv 

($000)

Projected

 Priv

Inv Ratio

Realized

Priv Inv 

($000)

Realized

Priv Inv

Ratio

ALABAMA

040104839 Calhoun Com College Athens 1,500 31,500 21.0 188 0.1

040104679 City of Winfield Winfield 974 7,350 7.5 750 0.8

040104792 Lincoln City of Lincoln 2,000 240,000 120.0 840 0.4

047904951 Dothan/Houston County Dothan 1,499 30,000 20.0 8,175 5.5

ALASKA

070105009 Seward,City of Seward 1,300 * 1,849 1.4

077904967 Haines, City of Haines 2,000 2,500 1.3 750 0.4

ARIZONA

070104805 Yavapai College Prescott 1,200 * 241 0.2

ARKANSAS

080103516 Little Rock Port Auth Little Rock 1,280 * 724 0.6

080103514 UALR Board of Trustees Little Rock 1,800 * 4,125 2.3

080103518 Univ of Arkansas Med Sci Little Rock 1,650 * 772 0.5

087903572 Camden City of Camden 1,500 * 300 0.2

CALIFORNIA

070104929 Agr & Land Bsd Trng Assn Salinas 392 * 4,133 10.5

070105003 Baldwin Park City of Baldwin Park 709 20,000 28.2 19,350 27.3

070105022 City of Delano Delano 924 9,000 9.7 21,360 23.1

070104951 Dinuba City of Dinuba 3,250 1,000 0.3 7,500 2.3

070105123 EL Centro, City of El Centro 1,290 100 0.1 700 0.5

070105019 Eye Institute Los Angeles 680 3,000 4.4 2,529 3.7

070104894 Homeboy Los Angeles 1,550 1,138 0.7 9,030 5.8

070104971 Lancaster, City of Lancaster 1,000 50,000 50.0 33,685 33.7

070104975 Madera Madera 2,800 100,000 35.7 3,681 1.3

070105080 Salinas, City of Salinas 2,000 8,000 4.0 18,000 9.0

COLORADO

050103625 Cumbres & Toltec RR Antonito 800 * 509 0.6

050103654 Pueblo City of Pueblo 600 101 0.2 76 0.1

050103543 San Juan Cnty Hist. Soc Silverton 603 300 0.5 391 0.6

057903661 San Luis Valley DRG Alamosa 494 1,400 2.8 3,219 6.5

CONNECTICUT

010107433 Shelton City of Shelton 1,000 10,500 10.5 19,196 19.2

FLORIDA

040104945 Bay County SBI Lynn Haven 180 * 563 3.1

040104805 Hardee County Wauchula 932 7,000 7.5 2,446 2.6

040104895 Okeechobee, City of Okeechobee 1,200 7,810 6.5 3,929 3.3

040104801 Tampa Port Authority Tampa 1,000 10,250 10.3 3,000 3.0

GEORGIA

040104874 Fitzgerald Commission Fitzgerald 450 1,500 3.3 9,563 21.3
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Construction and RLF Investments by State Discounted Six-year Data

Project # Grantee Location 

EDA$

($000)

Projected

Priv Inv 

($000)

Projected

 Priv

Inv Ratio

Realized

Priv Inv 

($000)

Realized

Priv Inv

Ratio

GEORGIA

040104788 Morehouse College Atlanta 2,000 * 1,295 0.6

040104963 Moultrie, City of Moultrie 1,000 69,250 69.3 51,938 51.9

040104816 Peach County Fort Valley 949 6,135 6.5 6,675 7.0

040104873 Stephens County Toccoa 892 17,000 19.1 12,563 14.1

047904976 Red Cross (Glynn Co.) Multi City 83 * 121 1.5

HAWAII

070105041 Hawaii, State of Lihue 2,000 1,000 0.5 16,875 8.4

070105044 Lokahi Pacific Wailuku 375 900 2.4 445 1.2

07010396001 Pacific Gateway Center Honolulu 500 100 0.2 978 2.0

070105045 Volcano Art Center Hawaii National Park 650 500 0.8 64 0.1

IDAHO

070104923 Boise State University Nampa 1,990 5,000 2.5 6,000 3.0

070204972 Glenns Ferry, City of Glenns Ferry 1,330 2,800 2.1 38 0.0

070105027 Orofino Orofino 1,500 1,000 0.7 225 0.2

070105011 Salmon City of Salmon 1,543 * 93 0.1

ILLINOIS

060104542 East St Louis City of East Saint Louis 1,591 * 21,822 13.7

060104509 Eldorado City of Eldorado 395 2,225 5.6 74 0.2

060104503 Flora City of Flora 1,085 12,500 11.5 3,356 3.1

060104581 Gilman City of Gilman 1,172 * 7,500 6.4

060104529 Harrisburg City of Harrisburg 1,200 5,300 4.4 5,507 4.6

060104594 Marion City of Marion 1,565 20,000 12.8 18,525 11.8

060104556 Sparta City of Sparta 717 16,500 23.0 4,200 5.9

060104599 Valmeyer Village of Valmeyer 1,894 10,200 5.4 7,725 4.1

060104477 West Frankfort City of West Frankfort 921 600 0.7 908 1.0

INDIANA

060104474 Hammond City of Hammond 1,200 30,000 25.0 9,353 7.8

060104538 Perry County Port Auth Tell City 600 5,575 9.3 20,250 33.8

IOWA

050103631 Des Moines City of Des Moines 1,000 19,000 19.0 2,963 3.0

050103554 Ottumwa City of Ottumwa 866 2,000 2.3 2,475 2.9

050103480 Wapello County Eddyville 600 110,000 183.3 96,900 161.5

057903546 Region Six Planning Comm Marshalltown 150 150 1.0 21,058 140.4

KANSAS

050103535 Arkansas City Arkansas City 750 95,650 127.5 2,438 3.3

050103545 Elk County Howard 433 1,400 3.2 4,200 9.7

050103638 North Central RPC Beloit 183 * 788 4.3

050103521 Unified Government Kansas City 1,500 33,000 22.0 13,623 9.1

057903658 Russell, City of Russell 394 27,000 68.5 32,782 83.2
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Construction and RLF Investments by State Discounted Six-year Data

Project # Grantee Location 

EDA$

($000)

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Priv

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KENTUCKY

040104749 City of Somerset Somerset 1,500 55,000 36.7 102,600 68.4

040104866 Grayson City of Grayson 1,000 * 263 0.3

040104906 Madisonville Madisonville 664 19,000 28.6 36,000 54.2

040104818 Marion, City of Marion 670 4,850 7.2 513 0.8

047904940 Jackson Co. Water Assoc Tyner 500 1,075 2.2 3,303 6.6

047904957 SE Kentucky Ind. Auth. Corbin 500 * 500 1.0

LOUISIANA

080103517 Grtr Lafourche Port Comm Galliano 1,500 4,750 3.2 8,110 5.4

080103527 Monroe City of Monroe 1,500 31,000 20.7 5,240 3.5

080103569 St Martin Parish Govt St. Martinville 1,000 8,500 8.5 1,875 1.9

080103599 West St Mary Port H&td Franklin 850 1,350 1.6 2,625 3.1

MAINE

010107428 Caribou City of Caribou 1,000 310 0.3 269 0.3

010107485 Portland City of Portland 1,500 9,500 6.3 8,338 5.6

017907565 Maine Potato Board Presque Isle 644 150,000 232.9 78,000 121.1

MARYLAND

010107352 Maryland Econ Dev Corp Baltimore 1,075 1,000 0.9 26,100 24.3

MASSACHUSETTS

010107424 Montague Town of Turners Falls 585 5,000 8.5 2,293 3.9

010107400 Taunton City of Taunton 1,200 80,000 66.7 45,033 37.5

MICHIGAN

06010300901 Cadillac City of Cadillac 1,194 * 2,288 1.9

060104502 Finlandia University Hancock 1,000 * 45 0.0

060104569 Gaylord City of Gaylord 1,209 17,050 14.1 3,129 2.6

060104559 Gladwin City of Gladwin 639 * 3,371 5.3

060104552 Hamtramck City of Hamtramck 1,770 * 300 0.2

060104506 Keweenaw Bay Indian CmtyBaraga 759 1,390 1.8 215 0.3

060104524 South Haven City of South Haven 1,299 25,000 19.2 349 0.3

060104531 Wyoming City of Wyoming 540 2,200 4.1 4,580 8.5

MINNESOTA

060104600 Cold Spring City of Cold Spring 1,352 235 0.2 12,821 9.5

060104577 Duluth City of Duluth 3,451 2,000 0.6 2,250 0.7

060104562 Hoyt Lakes City of Hoyt Lakes 250 4,250 17.0 2,485 9.9

060104597 Mahnomen City of Mahnomen 800 30,000 37.5 26,404 33.0

060104623 Pine Tech College Pine City 550 * 1,500 2.7

067904605 Granite Falls City of Multi City 1,855 26,200 14.1 46,106 24.9

MISSISSIPPI

040104942 Coahoma County Clarksdale 1,500 130,000 86.7 3,940 2.6

040104877 Forrest County Hattiesburg 270 20,000 74.1 15,000 55.6
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MISSISSIPPI

040104820 Jones County Laurel 1,500 10,000 6.7 15,350 10.2

040104862 Picayune, City of Picayune 1,684 2,700 1.6 2,378 1.4

MISSOURI

050103623 Center for Emerging Tech St. Louis 520 8,000 15.4 154,335 296.8

050103541 LCRA St. Louis 500 135,000 270.0 54,750 109.5

050103609 Lebanon City of Lebanon 292 1,000 3.4 1,261 4.3

05010342301 Malden City of Malden 210 2,000 9.5 1,500 7.1

050103656 Marceline City of Marceline 486 3,310 6.8 5,782 11.9

050103544 Troy City of Troy 817 134,000 164.0 129,421 158.4

MONTANA

050103505 Anaconda Local Dev Corp Anaconda-Deer Lodg 52 8,000 154.4 6,125 118.2

050103568 Assiniboine & Sioux Trbs Poplar 410 6,000 14.6 3,948 9.6

050103537 Chester Town of Chester 348 1,484 4.3 1,350 3.9

050103610 Great Falls Bus Imp Dist Great Falls 558 360 0.6 270 0.5

050103527 MonTec Missoula 1,500 * 1,665 1.1

057903641 Missoula Area EDC Missoula 600 2,000 3.3 3,803 6.3

057903632 Phillips Cnty Hosp Assn Malta 856 1,531 1.8 525 0.6

NEBRASKA

050103621 Wahoo City of Wahoo 497 2,350 4.7 1,838 3.7

050103520 Winnebago Tribe of Nebr Winnebago 490 240 0.5 338 0.7

NEVADA

070104936 Lander County Battle Mountain 1,500 * 255 0.2

077905117 Rural Nevada Dev. Corp. Ely 500 * 1,752 3.5

NEW HAMPSHIRE

010107466 Woodstock Town of North Woodstock 600 250 0.4 1,874 3.1

NEW MEXICO

080103591 Albuquerque City of Albuquerque 1,000 * 11,681 11.7

080103531 Deming City of Deming 1,250 250,000 200.0 288,750 231.0

08010329301 Santa Fe Business Incuba Santa Fe 250 * 319 1.3

NEW YORK

010107399 Chautauqua County IDA Mayville 768 2,000 2.6 828 1.1

010107425 Chemung County Chemung 454 50,000 110.1 39,346 86.7

NORTH CAROLINA

040104747 Brunswick County Bolivia 1,000 15,000 15.0 33,000 33.0

040104786 E. Bnd of Cherokee Indns Cherokee 1,000 * 563 0.6

040104897 Franklin County Louisburg 1,500 600,000 400.0 10,919 7.3

047904811 UDI CDC Durham 257 404 1.6 318 1.2
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NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

070105124 Rota Rota 550 500 0.9 1,019 1.9

OHIO

060104602 Cleveland City of Cleveland 1,250 4,420 3.5 2,363 1.9

060104533 Coshocton County Coshocton 1,430 50,000 35.0 7,695 5.4

060104505 Highland County Comm Leesburg 573 * 473 0.8

060104595 Mansfield-Richland Incub Mansfield 819 1,505 1.8 350 0.4

060104576 Monroe County Woodsfield 900 750 0.8 620 0.7

060104476 Monroeville Village of Monroeville 253 * 3,570 14.1

060104596 Ottawa County Port Clinton 1,171 * 24,000 20.5

OKLAHOMA

080103564 Ardmore City of Ardmore 750 35,000 46.7 62,250 83.0

080103524 Guthrie Guthrie 1 ,000 1 0,500 10.5 3 ,750 3 .8

080103596 Oklahoma City, City of Oklahoma City 1,255 10,000 8.0 51,900 41.3

080103526 Ponca City of Ponca City 830 125,000 150.6 150,000 180.7

OREGON

070105021 Pt Morrow Boardman 1,200 50,000 41.7 93,750 78.1

077905051 Southern Oregon Regnl ED Medford 316 * 1,014 3.2

PENNSYLVANIA

010107483 Altoona-Blair CDC Claysburg 500 15,000 30.0 17,254 34.5

010107504 Bus & Ind Dev Corp Pittsburgh 1,133 * 300 0.3

010107441 DuBois City of DuBois 500 2,400 4.8 15,750 31.5

010107446 Middle Monongehela IDA Bentleyville 700 * 2,775 4.0

010107436 The Washinton Cnty Cncl Washington 600 * 8,550 14.3

PUERTO RICO

010107585 Guanica Guanica 900 500 0.6 123 0.1

RHODE ISLAND

010107427 Providence City of Providence 1,000 3,000 3.0 123 0.1

SOUTH CAROLINA

040104759 Chester Metro District Chester 1,200 27,000 22.5 25,200 21.0

040104849 Fort Mill, Town of Fort Mill 895 18,000 20.1 27,000 30.2

040104813 Grassy Pond Water Co. Gaffney 205 7,500 36.6 1,875 9.2

040104817 N. Eastern Tech. Coll. Cheraw 1,170 5,600 4.8 3,600 3.1

040104938 Williamsburg County Kingstree 1,594 101,500 63.7 7,500 4.7

047904912 Alligator Rural Wtr/Swr McBee 1,500 1,100 0.7 75 0.1

047904893 Tri-County Econ Dev All Bamberg 2,000 186,750 93.4 56,250 28.1

SOUTH DAKOTA

050103613 Rapid City Econ Dev Fdn Rapid City 615 1,500 2.4 10,125 16.5

050103538 Yankton City of Yankton 789 22,275 28.2 2,925 3.7

057903547 Black Hills Cmty Dev Inc Lead 300 200 0.7 742 2.5
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TENNESSEE

040104900 Decherd Decherd 1,800 490,000 272.2 515,625 286.5

040104880 Dunlap Dunlap 740 25,000 33.8 19,500 26.4

040104962 Knoxville Knoxville 1,500 16,000 10.7 30,225 20.2

040104949 Morristown Morristown 1,500 49,000 32.7 73,800 49.2

TEXAS

080103563 Brownsville Navigation Brownsville 1,500 * 2,550 1.7

080103618 Copperas Cove, City of Copperas Cove 1,000 * 3,750 3.8

080103533 Eagle Pass City of Eagle Pass 1,400 * 113 0.1

080103655 Greenville EDC Greenville 200 750 3.8 4,397 22.0

080103535 Hamlin City of/Hamlin ED Hamlin 800 * 975 1.2

080103534 Laredo City of Laredo 1,000 2,083 2.1 113 0.1

080103530 Midland College Midland 900 * 309 0.3

080103512 Rio Grande City City of Rio Grande City 1,500 * 4,120 2.7

080103619 San Angelo Dev Corp San Angelo 600 * 1,816 3.0

080103513 UTSA San Antonio 1,750 * 313,696 179.3

080103627 Weslaco City of Weslaco 300 2,625 8.8 3,000 10.0

080103600 Wharton City of Wharton 800 5,500 6.9 9,750 12.2

UTAH

050103486 Blanding City of Blanding 600 150 0.3 7,500 12.5

050103465 Salina City of Salina 735 500 0.7 5,588 7.6

050103617 Snow College Foundation Ephraim 584 200 0.3 150 0.3

050103655 Utah State of Salt Lake City 500 520 1.0 5,199 10.4

VIRGIN ISLANDS

010107435 Virgin Islands Port Auth Charlotte Amalie 1,500 5,000 3.3 1,487 1.0

VIRGINIA

010107419 Halifax Cnt Indl Dev Aut South Boston 1,000 10,000 10.0 188 0.2

017907469 Cumberland Plateau PDC Lebanon 1,000 25,000 25.0 29,250 29.3

WASHINGTON

070105017 Kennewick, City of Kennewick 1,800 13,000 7.2 5,129 2.8

070104957 Port of Benton Richland 331 375 1.1 588 1.8

077904955 Pasco, City of Pasco 390 25 0.1 338 0.9

077904965 Trico Econ Dev District Colville 880 220 0.3 735 0.8

WEST VIRGINIA

010107511 Tyler County Commission Ben's Run 1,600 2,000 1.3 436 0.3

017907567 Wayne County Commission Prichard 1,138 1,000 0.9 22,500 19.8

WISCONSIN

060104537 Ladysmith City of Ladysmith 947 * 600 0.6

06010295501 Ladysmith City of Ladysmith 60 250 4.2 172 2.9

060104578 Necedah Village of Necedah 500 * 77,663 155.4
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WISCONSIN

060104593 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Iron River 752 * 1,463 1.9

067904541 Racine County EDC Racine 466 1,332 2.9 22,900 49.1

WYOMING

050103561 Riverton City of Riverton 795 3,300 4.2 667 0.8

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ALABAMA

040105402 Crenshaw Co Econ IDA Inc Luverne 387 15,000 38.8 11,250 29.1

040105348 Hayneville Hayneville 2,000 25,000 12.5 22,500 11.3

040105418 Huntsville City of Huntsville 1,000 82,500 82.5 61,875 61.9

040105470 Water Works/Sewer Bd Montgomery 600 90,000 150.0 63,750 106.3

ALASKA

070105594 Adak Anchorage 2,100 5,000 2.4 675 0.3

070105627 Bristol Bay EDC Dillingham 1,422 8,500 6.0 3,263 2.3

070105589 Haines Borough Haines 304 600 2.0 750 2.5

070105545 People's Learning Center Bethel 1,800 4,000 2.2 8,094 4.5

077905595 Cook Inlet Soldotna 302 1,500 5.0 825 2.7

077905537 Kwinhagak Quinhagak 1,200 1,280 1.1 675 0.6

ARIZONA

077905477 PPEP Microbusiness Tucson 500 * 308 0.6

ARKANSAS

080103895 Marion Marion 1,500 520,000 346.7 176,250 117.5

080103842 White River Health Sys Batesville 1,500 1,000 0.7 8,780 5.9

CONNECTICUT

010108005 Plainfield Plainfield 1,500 80,000 53.3 4,772 3.2

FLORIDA

040105390 Jackson County Marianna 2,000 90,000 45.0 39,475 19.7

040105407 University of Florida Gainesville 2,000 52,200 26.1 11,250 5.6

GEORGIA

040105430 Adel IDA Adel 1,151 8,000 7.0 188 0.2

040105378 Carroll Tomorrow Carrollton 648 15,772 24.3 3,427 5.3

040105340 Haralson Co. Dev. Auth. Waco 859 7,000 8.1 5,250 6.1

040105477 Ware County Waycross 1,015 12,900 12.7 9,675 9.5

047905454 Dev Auth of Cherokee Co Canton 900 24,000 26.7 18,000 20.0

HAWAII

070105384 Waipahu Waipahu 1,250 400 0.3 413 0.3

ILLINOIS

060104930 Heartland Commerce EDF Peoria 2,000 44,000 22.0 3,900 2.0

060104870 Herrin City of Herrin 1,651 32,000 19.4 24,000 14.5

IOWA

050103943 Des Moines County Burlington 500 50,000 100.0 37,500 75.0

050103928 Keokuk City of Keokuk 675 70,000 103.7 525,000 777.8

KENTUCKY

040105405 Community Ventures Corp. Lexington 350 7,000 20.0 1,654 4.7

040105342 St. Catharine College St. Catharine 1,500 37,500 25.0 2,827 1.9
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KENTUCKY

047905429 Big Sandy Regional IDA Inez 1,026 14,200 13.8 1,875 1.8

047905457 Wood Creek Water Distric London 1,199 6,400 5.3 19,575 16.3

LOUISIANA

080103910 Assumption Parish WWD-1 Napoleonville 500 12,500 25.0 5,959 11.9

080103874 LSU System R&TF Baton Rouge 1,250 130,000 104.0 2,625 2.1

080103830 Lake Providence Port Com Lake Providence 1,250 31,000 24.8 3,136 2.5

MARYLAND

01010753401 Allegany Co Commission Cumberland 346 5,000 14.5 1,125 3.3

MASSACHUSETTS

010108019 Fitchburg City of Fitchburg 1,000 20,000 20.0 14,942 14.9

010107974 MLKJ-BEC Worcester 1,201 5,175 4.3 58 0.0

MICHIGAN

060104894 Decatur Village of Decatur 980 19,000 19.4 2,625 2.7

060104934 Greenville City of Greenville 1,200 25,000 20.8 176,250 146.9

060104940 Hillman Village of Hillman 926 34,400 37.1 1,050 1.1

060104865 Kettering University Flint 1,800 158,400 88.0 241 0.1

MINNESOTA

060104902 Roseau City of Roseau 1,000 7,000 7.0 3,624 3.6

MISSISSIPPI

040105469 Jackson Cty. Port Auth. Moss Point 1,700 5,000 2.9 1,313 0.8

040105439 Lee County Tupelo 1,625 9,208 5.7 120 0.1

MISSOURI

050104062 CORTEX St. Louis 2,900 400,000 137.9 31,224 10.8

050104009 Laddonia City of Laddonia 962 49,000 50.9 49,875 51.8

050103990 Lilbourn City of Lilbourn 595 20,000 33.6 3,525 5.9

MONTANA

050103932 Mountainview Medical Ctr White Sulphur Spring 315 1,531 4.9 11,946 37.9

050103947 Shelby City of Shelby 500 3,864 7.7 4,440 8.9

NEBRASKA

050104017 Ho-Chunk CDC Walthill 700 6,000 8.6 2,858 4.1

057903949 David City David City 600 0 0.0 194 0.3

057904094 Hallam Hallam 681 2,500 3.7 1,875 2.8

NEW HAMPSHIRE

010107966 North Country Council Lebanon 2,600 16,900 6.5 25,500 9.8

NEW MEXICO

08010382901 C&TSRRC Chama 400 40,000 100.0 392 1.0

080103855 Las Cruces City of Las Cruces 850 1,500 1.8 319 0.4
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NEW MEXICO

080103870 Science & Tech Pk Dev Albuquerque 750 62,000 82.7 63,390 84.5

NEW YORK

010108029 CUNY Long Island City 1,000 20,000 20.0 38 0.0

010107972 NY Hotel Trades Coun New York 1,640 40,000 24.4 1,497 0.9

NORTH CAROLINA

040105436 Catawba, Town of Catawba 533 17,000 31.9 12,750 23.9

040105339 Lenoir Cmty Coll Kinston 600 16,000 26.7 12,000 20.0

040105472 Surry County of Dobson 706 7,495 10.6 19,875 28.2

047905376 Windsor, Town of Windsor 1,500 19,000 12.7 7,013 4.7

OHIO

060104913 Lorain City of Lorain 2,000 40,830 20.4 849 0.4

067904903 Ottawa Village of Ottawa 1,725 18,700 10.8 1,853 1.1

OKLAHOMA

08010378101 Broken Bow Broken Bow 405 55,000 135.8 135,000 333.3

080103875 Norman EDC, Inc. Norman 1,250 50,000 40.0 7,500 6.0

OREGON

070105490 Columbia County Clatskanie 1,000 928,000 928.0 281,250 281.3

070105524 Gilliam County Condon 920 8,000 8.7 750 0.8

070105498 Rogue Community College White City 1,000 23,550 23.6 581 0.6

PENNSYLVANIA

010108068 CCPI Meadville 420 12,000 28.6 1,500 3.6

010108013 Columbia Alliance Bloomsburg 1,000 13,500 13.5 324 0.3

010108026 Crispus Attucks Assoc York 1,000 2,500 2.5 684 0.7

010108014 LVIP Bethlehem 2,000 50,000 25.0 56,250 28.1

017908047 CTBC Coal (Township of) 1,123 27,950 24.9 1,667 1.5

017908048 Moshannon Valley EDP Philipsburg 600 13,000 21.7 113 0.2

SOUTH CAROLINA

040105359 Westminster, City of Westminster 1,000 41,000 41.0 30,750 30.8

SOUTH DAKOTA

057904070 Vermillion City of Vermillion 367 60,000 163.6 247 0.7

TENNESSEE

040105424 City of Harriman Harriman 510 11,300 22.2 9,171 18.0

040105487 ETSU Johnson City 1,000 25,000 25.0 3,750 3.8

040105349 IDB of Jackson Gainesboro 400 2,500 6.3 1,200 3.0

040105446 MBF Memphis 1,500 118,000 78.7 2,719 1.8

040105379 Oneida Oneida 1,340 2,250 1.7 1,088 0.8

TEXAS

080103871 Frank Phillips College Perryton 1,000 60,000 60.0 724 0.7
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TEXAS

080103891 Slaton Slaton 560 7,100 12.7 788 1.4

080103869 Temple Coll at Taylor Fn Taylor 600 515 0.9 295 0.5

080103868 Temple Jr College Found Temple 720 846 1.2 113 0.2

UTAH

050103952 Cedar City Cedar City 971 15,000 15.5 8,925 9.2

WASHINGTON

070105465 Auburn Auburn 2,000 46,000 23.0 132,750 66.4

070105473 SIRTI Spokane 3,000 90,000 30.0 273 0.1

070105525 Seattle Biomedical Seattle 1,250 44,500 35.6 991 0.8

077905520 SIRTI Spokane 1,467 * 375 0.3

WISCONSIN

060104866 Darlington, City of Darlington 1,139 19,500 17.1 1,529 1.3

060104899 Milwaukee, City of Milwaukee 2,500 8,125 3.3 10,269 4.1

* Denotes no grantee private investment projections were available at the time of award.
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