ANNUAL REPORT TO 

CONGRESS

U.S. Department 

of Commerce 

Economic 

Development 

Administration
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Dear Mr. President and Mr. Speaker:

I am pleased to submit the annual report on the activities of the U.S. Economic Development 

Administration (EDA), U.S. Department of Commerce, for fiscal year 2011, in compliance with 

Section 603 of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, as amended (42 

U.S.C. § 3213). 

Over its 47-year history, EDA has invested in bottom-up regional innovation strategies to 

strengthen the nation’s regions, leverage private investment, and help create jobs. The agency’s 

smart investments support the Department of Commerce’s efforts to bolster advanced 

manufacturing, increase U.S. exports, and attract more investment to help American businesses 

build it here and sell it everywhere. 

Sincerely,

Rebecca M. Blank

Acting Secretary of Commerce
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Table of Contents

Statement from the Acting U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce 

 for Economic Development.....................................................................................................3

Economic Development Administration Overview.....................................................................5

EDA Highlights for Fiscal Year 2011...........................................................................................7

Performance Goals and Results: Government Performance and Results Act.......................13

Economic Development Assistance Programs...........................................................................17

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance.................................................17

Economic Adjustment Assistance...................................................................................17

Revolving Loan Funds ........................................................................................18

Economic Development Planning Assistance ................................................................18

Technical Assistance ........................................................................................................19

University Center Economic Development .......................................................19

Local Technical Assistance..................................................................................20

National Technical Assistance ............................................................................21

Research and Evaluation.................................................................................................21

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms........................................................................22

Appendix:

State Investment Summary

Approved EDA Investments by State and Program

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2011
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Statement from the Acting U.S. Assistant Secretary of 

Commerce for Economic Development

I am pleased to report to Congress the accomplishments of the U.S. Department of Commerce 

Economic Development Administration (EDA) for fiscal year 2011.

As the only government agency with economic development as its sole mission, EDA plays an 

important role in strengthening regional economies so that we can out-innovate, out-build, and 

out-compete the rest of the world.

Building on the agency’s 47-year history of supporting regionally-driven economic development 

strategies, in FY 2011 EDA focused on creating opportunities that encouraged regions to plan for 

their long-term stability, build on their unique assets, and create the conditions for the private 

sector to succeed and create jobs. 

All of EDA’s programs are making long-term investments that equip America’s regions to 

compete in both the domestic and global marketplaces. A model of smart, lean government, 

EDA does more in a time of scarce resources. In FY 2011, EDA awarded investments that 

totaled approximately $304.3 million. Of this amount, 62.9%, approximately $191.5 million, 

funded construction projects that are expected to help create or retain approximately 51,064 jobs

and generate nearly $6.47 billion in private investment, according to grantee estimates at the time 

of the award.

EDA’s investments establish a foundation for sustainable job growth and the building of durable 

regional economies throughout the United States. Guided by the basic principle that communities 

must be empowered to develop and implement their own economic development and 

revitalization strategies, EDA works directly with local economic development officials to 
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support bottom up, regionally-owned economic development initiatives; serve as strategic, 

catalytic seed investments; attract and leverage private capital investment; and emphasize 

innovation, entrepreneurship, and regional competitiveness. This collaborative approach results 

in grant investments that are well defined, timely, and linked to a long term sustainable economic 

development strategy.

In FY 2011, EDA built stronger relationships with and leveraged funding from other federal 

agencies. This new, smarter government model leverages complementary resources, breaks 

down Washington silos, highlights best practices, and achieves greater impact and return on 

investment. While EDA has long practiced this model on a project-by-project basis whenever 

possible, FY 2011 witnessed a substantial increase in strategic multi-agency collaborations, 

including, for example, the Jobs and Innovation Accelerator Challenge and the i6 Challenge. Just 

as with all of EDA’s grant programs, these challenges enable EDA and its partner agencies to act 

as a catalyst to the development of regional innovation clusters in both rural and urban areas. 

This annual report provides a comprehensive overview of EDA’s accomplishments during 

FY 2011. It shows that as regions and communities across the country continue to adapt to new 

economic realities, EDA is positioned to address economic development needs that are not met 

by other public and private sector resources. As EDA continues to work with its federal, state 

and local partners to accelerate long-term economic and job growth nationwide, it is helping to 

ensure that we create an America that is truly built from the ground up, that is built to last, and is 

ready to face the challenges of the 21st century economy.

Sincerely,

Matthew S. Erskine

Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development
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Economic Development Administration Overview

Established under the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, as amended 

(42 U.S.C. § 3121 et seq.) (PWEDA), the Economic Development Administration (EDA) has 

helped communities generate jobs, retain existing jobs, and stimulate industrial and 

commercial growth for 47 years. 

As the only federal agency with economic development as its exclusive mission, EDA promotes 

the economic ecosystems in which jobs are created, through a wide range of technical, planning, 

public works, and innovation infrastructure investments. EDA strives to advance global 

competitiveness, foster the creation of high-paying jobs, and leverage public and private 

resources strategically.

EDA builds a foundation for sustainable job growth upon two key economic drivers—innovation 

and regional collaboration. Innovation is the key to global competitiveness, new and better jobs, 

a resilient economy, and the attainment of national economic goals. The new global economy is 

built on centers of excellence and competition. Those regions that work together to leverage 

resources and use strengths to overcome weaknesses will fare better against global competition 

than those that do not.

The American economy is in fact a collection of local and regional economies. The key to our 

national competitiveness is regional strength and competitiveness. EDA’s flexible programs 

leverage private-public investments, support bottom-up strategies and build 21st-century 

infrastructure. Its investment decisions are guided by the belief that when the right partners in 

regional economic ecosystems come together and increase their level of interaction that good 

things happen—for job creation, increased investment, and improved prosperity.

Linking EDA’s investments to a community’s strategic economic development plan enables the 

Federal Government to better leverage public and private sector investments in order to achieve 

economic development goals. EDA’s flexible programs and structure support investments in

innovation and enable nimble responsiveness to changing economic needs and conditions faced 
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by our local and state government partners. EDA’s economic development footprint is wide, and 

its toolbox is extensive. Its tools include construction assistance, technical assistance, postdisaster recovery assistance, trade adjustment support, strategic planning, feasibility studies, and 

research and evaluation support; thereby allowing the agency to offer the most effective 

investment to help communities succeed in our global economy.
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EDA Highlights for Fiscal Year 2011

The New Economic Reality

Across the country today, American communities are looking for new ideas and new engines of 

job creation as they also recover from the deepest economic downturn this country has 

experienced in generations. It wasn’t just a financial crisis that caused the recession. Trends that 

have been pressuring our communities for decades also contributed, such as lost manufacturing 

jobs, stagnant middle-class wages, increased cost competition from abroad, and mismatches 

between the jobs our workers were trained to do and the jobs companies wanted them to do.

To address these challenges, America’s regions and communities are rethinking the way they 

approach economic development. They are forming new, innovative regional partnerships 

between business, institutions of higher education and research, and government. 

From the coast of Maine, to the heart of the Great Plains, to the islands of Hawaii, companies are 

adding thousands of jobs in new and growing industries. Clean energy companies are taking off 

in Colorado, new electric car battery companies in Michigan, new robotics companies in 

Pennsylvania, agri-businesses in California, and biomedical devices in Arizona and Missouri.

Very little of this growth is happening by chance. Regions are adopting development strategies 

that recognize that entrepreneurs and businesses don’t operate in a vacuum. They need a regional 

economic ecosystem in which businesses can thrive—one that provides the infrastructure, shared 

resources, networked relationships, and the access to capital that businesses need. 

Efficiency and Return on Investment

EDA’s projects illustrate how the agency—a model of smart, lean government—does more with 

scarce resources to generate real returns. EDA has regularly sought third-party reviews of its 

programs and their performance. Its return on investment is closely tracked to ensure that the 

public is getting the most out of its tax dollars. According to independent analysis by Rutgers 
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University and Grant Thornton of EDA’s grants, every $1 in EDA’s construction investments

leverages nearly $10.08 of additional investment from private sources.

In deciding which projects to support, EDA makes merit-based competitive investments that 

enhance the competitiveness of America’s regions, spur innovation, and create jobs. Starting in 

FY 2011, EDA implemented a new grant review process aimed at significantly reducing the time 

it takes to respond to each application while maintaining exemplary levels of customer service. 

Under these revised procedures, a quarterly competition of grant submissions is conducted by 

EDA’s six regional offices, which are responsible for reviewing the eligibility and merit of 

applications. All applications receive standardized, transparent, and efficient review, and EDA’s 

regional offices notify the applicant directly of a decision once the competitive process has been 

completed.

Regional Innovation Clusters

Building regional innovation strategies is important focus for regional economic growth; and 

therefore, is one of the funding priorities guiding investments in all of our programs. Regional 

Innovation Clusters (RICs)—regional centers of related industries that foster innovation and 

next-generation industries to enhance long-term economic growth—are central to this 

framework. RICs are geographic concentrations of firms and industries that do business with 

each other and have common needs for talent, technology, and infrastructure. 

The cluster approach is very important: entrepreneurs and business leaders want to be around 

each other and feed off their shared creative energy. They want access to a shared talent pool, 

research, and access to capital. They want to build relationships. They want to be together. The 

synergies that develop from all those different elements coming together can make the whole 

greater than the sum of its parts.

Hundreds of millions of federal investment dollars have been used to support the development of

successful RICs. These funds help build research parks, organize workforce attraction efforts, 
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support regional transportation projects tied to developing clusters, and bolster local job training

programs.

Collaborative Approach

EDA continues to collaborate with other federal agencies to institute RIC-specific investments 

through its existing programs that support this investment approach. In 2011, for example, EDA 

led the $37 million multi-agency Jobs and Innovation Accelerator Challenge (Jobs Accelerator)

to support cluster development and the i6 Green Challenge to promote projects in green clusters 

across the country. These competitions involved the participation of more than a dozen federal 

agencies.

Through the i6 Green Challenge, an initiative to drive technology commercialization and 

entrepreneurship in support of a green innovation economy, increased U.S. competitiveness and 

new jobs, EDA awarded $1 million to Louisiana Tech to support the creation of the Louisiana 

Tech Proof of Concept Center. With $200,000 in supplemental funding from EPA and NSF, the 

“LA_i6” will partner with companies along the I-20 innovation corridor in Louisiana, Arkansas, 

Mississippi, and Texas to support and expedite the introduction of green technology innovations 

into the market and to optimize the environmental and economic impacts of those technologies. 

In addition to support for its federal partners, the University raised $650,000 in matching funds 

committed by private partners across multiple sectors: manufacturing, R&D, finance, IT, 

transportation, energy, and construction. 

In St. Louis, Missouri, two awards under both the Jobs Accelerator and i6 programs show how 

these investments can catalyze growth. The St. Louis Biosciences Jobs and Innovation 

Accelerator project, which was awarded more than $1.8 million under Jobs Accelerator 

(including $702,765 from EDA) in 2011 is already accelerating the growth of the St. Louis 

region’s biosciences cluster and spurring the formation of new companies and associated job 

creation. This award builds upon the winning 2010 i6 Green Challenge BioGenerator project. 

The BioGenerator has deployed and leveraged the $1 million it received under the Challenge 
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with $1 million in match from BioSTL to help create eight new bioscience companies in the past 

year.

Altogether, the 20 winning projects of Jobs Accelerator are expected to leverage approximately 

$69 million in private capital according to grantee estimates at the time of award, which are 

expected to create more than 4,800 jobs and 300 new businesses, as well as retain another 2,400 

jobs and train approximately 4,000 workers for careers in high-growth industries.

Some other successful Jobs Accelerator investments include:

• In Kansas, a $2 million award to the Center for Innovation and Enterprise Engagement is 

supporting the south central Kansas region’s efforts to jumpstart advanced manufacturing and 

create the jobs of the future. 

• In Ohio, a $2 million grant to the Speed‐To‐Market Accelerator is advancing production to get 

prototypes to market in the advanced energy and flexible electronics industry clusters in 

northeast Ohio. 

• In New York’s Finger Lakes region, a $1.5 million investment is providing more R&D and 

tech transfer in the food processing cluster, which will bring significant benefits to small 

businesses and their workers across nine counties in upstate New York.

And to assist practitioners and policymakers in identifying and supporting RICs, and foster 

business and job creation more effectively, EDA is partnering with the Institute for Strategy and 

Competitiveness at Harvard Business School to develop a free, interactive map, registry, and 

data tools that will provide details on where clusters are located, highlight which clusters are 

driving the national economy, and provide historical trends on cluster performance.
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Build It Here, Sell It Everywhere— Focus on Manufacturing, Exports, and Investment

Since his appointment by President Obama in 2011, Secretary of Commerce John Bryson 

charged the Department to focus on three areas that create more American jobs: supporting 

advanced manufacturing, helping U.S. companies increase exports, and encouraging more 

companies to invest in or expand operations in the U.S. Secretary Bryson’s message is clear: 

“build it here, sell it everywhere.”

EDA has taken its commitment to building the foundation that companies need to succeed very 

seriously. In 2011, EDA announced a $3.975 million Public Works grant to the University of 

Virginia and Virginia Tech to build the Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing 

(CCAM) within Virginia’s Advanced Manufacturing Zone. By the end of Summer 2012, this

applied research center, located near Petersburg, Virginia, will open its doors. CCAM will help 

bridge the gap from research to product development, while supporting the skills that workers 

need to get good jobs in advanced manufacturing. In addition, CCAM will form linkages to 

local community colleges to promote workforce training and high-skilled employment. Based 

on grantee estimates at the time of award, the project is expected to create 128 jobs, while at the 

same time strengthening advanced manufacturing in the immediate area, and generating 

$22 million in private investment. This project marks an unprecedented public-private 

partnership between the federal government, the state government, four-year universities, a local 

community college, and a number of manufacturers— to directly translate academic research 

into job creation.

As an EDA University Center, the Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AMI) at Kansas State 

University's mission is simple: to advance technologies, people, and companies through 

collaborative engineering and business partnerships. To accomplish this, AMI’s consulting staff 

of students, technical, and business professionals help manufacturers in Kansas develop and 

refine their products and bring them to market. Through EDA’s investment, AMI is bringing 

research to market as businesses seek to build it here and sell it everywhere. Whatever the 

industry—be it bioscience, energy, transportation, environmental technology, or manufacturing 

— AMI’s expertise is helping companies grow, hire, and compete in the global marketplace.
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In 2011, EDA awarded $650,000 to support the Turabo Institute for Exports and Economic 

Development (TIEED) through the Ana G. Mendez University System’s University of Turabo in

Puerto Rico. TIEED will provide technical assistance for entrepreneurs in exports, with the goal 

of promoting from five to ten new export ventures during the second and third years, resulting in 

approximately 10 to 20 export ventures by the end of the project. TIEED's Exports Business 

Model will provide opportunities for new ventures in the region, potential innovation and the 

promotion of new business that can be integrated in the business incubator's facilities available in 

the region. 

Investing in Competitiveness

Other new EDA investments are helping America’s regions and businesses think strategically 

and invest in their long-term competitiveness.

Thanks to an EDA grant to the Council on Competitiveness, the National Digital Engineering 

and Manufacturing Consortium is helping develop software, purchase time on supercomputers, 

and train small and medium-sized manufacturers in the use of this technology, enabling them to 

design their own advanced manufacturing processes and products. This is being done in close 

collaboration with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), thus ensuring that this cuttingedge technology will help both OEMs and their supply-chain partners in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, 

and Michigan.

In May 2011, EDA launched the Regional Innovation Acceleration Network (RIAN) website in 

partnership with the State Science and Technology Institute. RIAN is designed to identify and 

link organizations supporting innovation through business and capital assistance—known as 

Venture Development Organizations (VDOs)—into networks spanning across the country, 

allowing them to share best practices and leverage resources to strengthen regional economic 

ecosystems. RIAN makes available an interactive map that is designed to help economic 

development practitioners identify their regional innovation colleagues, know where they 

operate, and give them a means for peer-to-peer sharing of information between existing and 

emerging VDOs.
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Performance Goals and Results: Government Performance 

and Results Act

The Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 and the GPRA Modernization Act of 

2010 (GPRA) requires Federal agencies to develop strategic plans, performance goals, and 

measures to report on their programs’ performance. The Department of Commerce’s overarching 

strategic goals and outcome-oriented objectives focus on the performance of its bureaus. EDA 

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

measures.

It is crucial that the activities undertaken by EDA with public dollars demonstrate a return on 

investment through measurable, quantifiable performance outcomes. EDA primarily measures its 

performance against two goals, the bureau’s ability to: 1) promote private enterprise and job 

creation in economically distressed communities; and 2) improve community capacity to achieve 

and sustain economic growth. Each goal has a series of quantifiable performance measures that 

are linked to the agency’s strategic goals, its Balanced Scorecard, and the performance plans of 

senior executives. EDA’s performance measures are also tied to its annual budget request and 

appropriations.

Beginning in FY 2010, EDA added a new, High Priority Performance Goal: Raise the percentage 

to 12 percent of construction projects involving buildings or structures funded under EDA’s 

Economic Development Assistance Programs that are certified by the U.S. Green Building 

Council under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification system 

or a comparable third-party certification program. This goal contributes to the Department of 

Commerce’s Priority Goal focused on sustainable manufacturing and building practices. 

EDA has adopted a set of investment priorities which direct agency funding toward projects that 

encourage environmentally-sustainable economic development, support emerging industrial 

clusters related to energy, foster cutting-edge environmental technologies, and support 

sustainable manufacturing practices. This approach has helped EDA successfully contribute to 

the Department of Commerce’s Priority Goal focused on sustainable manufacturing and building 
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practices. In FY 2011, EDA exceeded this Priority Goal, ensuring that at least 14 percent of its 

infrastructure investments followed sustainable building practices. EDA views such investments 

in the green economy as essential to improving the Nation’s competitiveness. These investments 

will help to build vibrant, regional innovation ecosystems that support job creation and economic 

growth.

Each goal has a series of quantifiable performance measures that are linked to the agency’s 

strategic goals, its Balanced Scorecard, and the performance plans of senior executives. EDA’s 

performance measures are also tied to its annual budget request and appropriations. 

The results of EDA’s 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 recipients provide data for each 

grant investment at three-, six-, and nine-year intervals from the date of the grant award. EDA 

aggregates these data to report the actual results of investments using a formula-driven 

calculation to project investment targets for these measures. These formulas are dependent on the 

amount of funding appropriated to EDA within a defined fiscal year. In FY 2011, EDA met or 

nearly met all of its targets. Only three of EDA’s targets were not met: (a) percentage of 

University Center clients taking action as a result of the University Center assistance; (b) 

percentage of Trade Adjustment Assistance Center (TAAC) clients taking action as a result of 

the assistance facilitated by the TAACs; and (c) percentage of District Organizations and Indian 

Tribes implementing economic development projects from the Comprehensive Economic 

Development Strategy (CEDS) process that leads to private investment and jobs. 

PERFORMANCE GOAL ONE:

INCREASE PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND JOB CREATION IN ECONOMICALLY 

DISTRESSED COMMUNITIES.

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

Assistance, and the Revolving Loan Fund program. These critical investments enable 
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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 GAUGES ITS PERFORMANCE UNDER GOAL ONE USING TWO RELATED 

MEASUREMENTS:

MEASUREMENT 1: Private-sector dollars invested in distressed communities as a result of 

EDA investments.

MEASUREMENT 2: Jobs created or retained in distressed communities as a result of EDA 

investments.

PERFORMANCE MEASURE TARGET ACTUAL STATUS

Private investment leveraged – 9 year 

totals (in millions)

$1,940 $3,960 Exceeded

Private investment leveraged – 6 year 

totals (in millions)

$674 $1,617 Exceeded

Private investment leveraged – 3 year 

totals (in millions) (EDA)

$245 $1,475 Exceeded

Jobs created/retained – 9 year totals 57,800 56,058 Slightly 

Below

Jobs created/retained – 6 year totals 18,193 26,416 Exceeded

Jobs created/retained – 3 year totals 6,256 14,842 Exceeded

PERFORMANCE GOAL TWO:

IMPROVE COMMUNITY CAPACITY TO ACHIEVE AND SUSTAIN ECONOMIC 

GROWTH.

Goal Two includes investments under the Planning Assistance; Economic Adjustment Assistance 

(planning and technical assistance components); Local Technical Assistance, the University 

Center, Research and Evaluation, and Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms programs.
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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.

PERFORMANCE MEASURE TARGET ACTUAL STATUS

Percentage of Economic Development Districts (EDD) 

and Indian tribes implementing projects from the 

Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 

(CEDS) that lead to private investment and jobs 

95% 86% Not Met

Percentage of sub-state jurisdiction members actively 

participating in the Economic Development District 

program

89% 85%

Slightly 

Below

Percentage of University Center clients taking action as 

a result of the University Center assistance 

75% 68%

Not Met

Percentage of those actions taken by University Center 

clients that achieve the expected results

80% 83%

Met

Percentage of Trade Adjustment Assistance Center 

(TAAC) clients taking action as a result of the 

assistance facilitated by the TAACs 

90% 73% Not Met

Percentage of those actions taken by Trade Adjustment 

Assistance Center clients that achieved the expected 

results 

95% 100% Met
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Economic Development Assistance Programs

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance

EDA’s Public Works and Economic Development Program help distressed communities 

revitalize, expand, and upgrade their physical infrastructure. This program enables communities 

to attract new industry; encourage business expansion; diversify local economies; and generate 

or retain long-term, private sector jobs and investment through the acquisition or development of 

land and infrastructure improvements needed for the successful establishment or expansion of 

industrial or commercial enterprises. 

Public Works investments help facilitate the transition of communities from being distressed to 

becoming competitive in the worldwide economy by developing key public infrastructure, such 

as technology-based facilities that utilize distance learning networks, smart rooms, and smart 

buildings; multitenant manufacturing and other facilities; business and industrial parks with fiber 

optic cable; and telecommunications and development facilities. EDA continues to invest in its 

traditional Public Works projects, including water and sewer systems improvements, industrial 

parks, business incubator facilities, expansion of port and harbor facilities, skill-training 

facilities, and brownfields redevelopment.

Economic Adjustment Assistance

The Economic Adjustment Assistance (EAA) program uses a flexible set of tools to respond to 

the wide range of economic development challenges in communities and regions across the 

nation, including globalization, natural resource depletion, corporate restructuring, and natural 

disasters. 

EAA is the most effective single program in EDA’s arsenal to address areas impacted by 

globalization, especially manufacturing dependent communities that need to develop and 

implement regional strategies that will transform and diversify their economies and position 

them competitively in the global marketplace. EAA funds can be used to design the transition 

strategy, construct or upgrade public infrastructure, and capitalize locally or regionally 
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administered Revolving Loan Funds that directly assist innovative entrepreneurs in growing 

21st century businesses. 

Additionally, the EAA program, with its forward-looking imminent threat authority, allows EDA 

to initiate interventions before a community’s economy bottoms out, when economic trends may 

clearly indicate the need for intervention but the trailing economic eligibility indicators 

employed in other programs may not provide adequate access to other assistance.

Revolving Loan Funds

As part of the Economic Adjustment Assistance Program, EDA’s regional offices award 

competitive grants to establish Revolving Loan Funds (RLFs). EDA’s RLF recipients, in turn, 

disburse money from the RLFs to make loans at interest rates that are at or below market rate to 

small businesses or to businesses that cannot otherwise borrow capital. As the loans are repaid, 

the grantees use a portion of the interest earned to pay administrative expenses and add principal 

and interest repayments to the RLF’s capital base to make new loans. A well-managed RLF 

award actively makes loans to eligible businesses, continues to revolve loaned funds (interest and 

principal), and does not have a termination date. 

As of April 2011, the RLF program encompassed 575 RLFs, with a combined capital base of 

$862 million, which represents a 4% increase in the capital base over September 2010. The 

majority of these RLFs reported concentrating on making loans in the range of $25,000 to 

$175,000, although a number of RLF operators made much smaller (as little as $1,000) or much 

larger ($1 million+) loans.

Economic Development Planning Assistance

The Economic Development Planning Assistance program provides essential investment support 

to District Organizations, Native American organizations, states, sub-state planning regions, 

urban counties, cities and other eligible recipient to assist in planning. The two categories of the 

Planning Assistance program are: (a) Planning investments for District Organizations, Indian 
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Tribes and other eligible entities; and (b) 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.

Technical Assistance

Under Section 207 of PWEDA (42 U.S.C. § 3147), EDA administers the University Center 

Economic Development, Local Technical Assistance Program, and National Technical 

Assistance Program. These programs help promote economic development and alleviate 

unemployment, underemployment, and out-migration in distressed regions by:

• Investing in institutions of higher education and consortia of institutions of higher 

education to establish and operate University Centers specifically focused on leveraging 

university assets to build regional economic ecosystems that support high-growth 

entrepreneurship; 

• Supporting regional economic strategies through accelerated research and technology 

commercialization which target industry sectors that have the potential to generate highskilled jobs; 

• Disseminating information and collaborating with other EDA partners by providing 

resources to implement regional strategies that support job creation, the development of 

high-skilled regional talent pools, and business expansion in the region’s innovation 

clusters; and 

• Financing local feasibility studies, market research, economic impact analyses, and 

other projects leading to local economic development. 

University Center Economic Development 

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 regional economic development strategies in regions of chronic and acute economic 
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distress. The 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. 

The UCs have a long history of promoting and facilitating economic development in their service 

regions. They have been among the first to recognize emerging technical assistance needs. For 

example, as early as FY 1980, EDA-funded UCs recognized and responded to the needs of 

small- and medium-sized manufacturers and processors for technology transfer and 

commercialization assistance. 

Most UCs focus their efforts on assisting units of local governments and nonprofit organizations 

in planning and implementing regional economic development strategies and projects. Typical 

activities provided by the UCs include targeted commercialization of research, workforce 

development, and business counseling services. Other UCs may focus their efforts on helping 

local organizations with conducting preliminary feasibility studies, analyzing data, and 

convening customized seminars and workshops on topics such as regional strategic planning and 

capital budgeting. 

EDA began administering the University Center Economic Development Program on a 

competitive, multi-year basis in FY 2004, holding competitions each fiscal year in two of EDA’s 

six regional offices. In FY 2011, EDA’s regional offices in Chicago and Philadelphia held their 

third round of competitions. During this year, EDA invested $7.5 million in 58 UCs, including 

second and third year funding awarded to University Centers selected in prior years.

Local Technical Assistance

Local Technical Assistance, one of EDA’s smallest programs in terms of funding, is an 

extremely flexible and useful economic development tool. Projects analyze the feasibility of 

potential economic development projects, such as an industrial park or a high-technology 
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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, such as costly infrastructure improvements 

to support obsolete industries. Targeted market feasibility studies can help communities 

overcome these hurdles and identify tomorrow’s higher-wage employers. Because of these 

feasibility studies, many communities have received funding under EDA’s Public Works or 

Economic Development Assistance program and other federal- or state-funded programs to 

implement those projects.

National Technical Assistance

National Technical Assistance assists in formulating and implementing new economic 

development tools. These tools support local governments’ efforts to partner with private 

industry and attract private investment to revitalize regions and local communities. Providing 

timely information on best practices in economic development is critical to practitioners’ efforts 

to alleviate economic distress and promote economic development. 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.

Research and Evaluation

Through the Research and Evaluation program, EDA builds the knowledge base for sound 

market-driven regional and local economic development. This work is critical to ensure that 

EDA’s initiatives and investments are consistent with current best practices in economic 

development. Program evaluations 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. Projects under the Research and Evaluation program may be carried out 
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through grants or cooperative agreements, as well as through studies conducted in-house, to 

maximize the impact of this modestly funded program.

Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms (TAAF) Program

The goal of the TAAF program is to help economically distressed U.S. businesses develop 

strategies to compete in the global economy. Administered by EDA through a nationwide 

network of eleven EDA-funded Trade Adjustment Assistance Centers (TAACs), the program 

provides assistance to eligible firms in the development and implementation of customized 

business recovery plans.

The TAACs, which are either non-profits or university-affiliated, provide cost-sharing technical 

assistance to eligible businesses to create targeted business recovery plans called Adjustment 

Proposals (APs). Firms contribute a matching share to create the APs and implement the 

strategic projects using consultants or industry-specific experts. In FY 2011, the TAAF 

program certified 317 petitions for certification of eligibility, and approved 183 adjustment 

proposals. Through both the in-depth analysis of each firm and the execution of AP 

projects, distressed firms are given the opportunity to adjust to import pressures and become 

more competitive.
Economic 

Adjustment Assistance

Economic Development Planning Assistance

Global Climate Change Mitigation Incentive Fund

Public Works and Economic Development Assistance

Research and Evaluation

Technical Assistance

TA

State $ #$ #$ #$ #$ #$ #$ 

ALABAMA 695,820 2 1,345,000 9 2,000,000 1 242,880 2 ALASKA 1,900,000 2 836,779 13 135,000 1 ARIZONA 150,000 1 502,936 8 5,849,602 3 125,000 1 ARKANSAS 1,600,000 2 1,440,000 8 4,400,000 4 225,702 2 CALIFORNIA 5,273,068 10 532,189 8 2,350,943 1 2,138,931 1 851,121 6 COLORADO 353,500 6 CONNECTICUT 25,000 1 2,801,615 3 96,766 1 DELAWARE 100,000 1 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 850,000 2 90,000 2 FLORIDA 3,355,391 6 1,712,000 9 1,472,000 2 3,946,000 2 142,880 1 GEORGIA 2,055,472 3 1,579,730 9 7,972,323 7 292,880 3 HAWAII 597,000 4 88,365 1 220,000 1 IDAHO 160,000 1 574,500 8 4,400,000 1 135,000 1 ILLINOIS 4,155,535 3 674,652 7 2,460,256 2 710,065 6 INDIANA 918,652 7 5,042,400 4 288,020 2 IOWA 4,970,784 3 907,000 14 1,000,000 1 1,176,007 1 274,416 3 KANSAS 849,181 1 308,000 5 1,360,397 1 375,000 2 KENTUCKY 6,377,033 5 882,000 1 252,000 1 172,880 2 LOUISIANA 6,236,769 10 654,700 3 MAINE 2,319,178 1 472,000 6 1,463,322 1 2,832,000 2 100,000 1 MARYLAND 390,000 5 607,750 1 853,034 1 100,000 1 MASSACHUSETTS 211,500 1 756,500 12 1,050,000 2 2,631,669 2 500,000 4 MICHIGAN 1,405,405 3 806,408 7 500,000 1 2,278,619 2 183,000 1 MINNESOTA 800,000 1 792,395 7 3,925,150 3 152,500 2 MISSISSIPPI 607,020 3 189,000 1 1,057,034 1 500,000 1 562,452 4 MISSOURI 5,408,220 5 1,140,000 18 1,973,551 2 200,000 1 MONTANA 685,814 3 1,201,112 22 2,525,703 2 172,572 2 MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL 1,485,560 3 685,000 3 NEBRASKA 425,000 7 760,000 1 294,296 3 NEVADA 500,000 2 87,000 1 1,700,000 1 140,000 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE 450,000 2 190,000 3 55,000 1 NEW JERSEY 424,962 1 293,556 3 2,000,000 1 117,632 2 NEW MEXICO 1,983,232 2 188,888 2 3,500,500 3 112,850 1 NEW YORK 1,700,000 3 827,000 13 120,000 1 2,057,850 1 150,000 2 NORTH CAROLINA 3,900,000 4 812,500 6 5,281,291 5 192,880 2 NORTH DAKOTA 1,044,896 4 674,978 11 611,000 1 596,482 3 NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 1,500,000 1 OHIO 6,350,610 6 111,829 2 5,761,300 4 293,000 2 OKLAHOMA 2,600,000 3 2,080,000 12 800,000 1 525,700 3 OREGON 3,592,500 4 1,137,649 16 1,500,000 1 334,226 3 PENNSYLVANIA 2,267,500 4 458,000 7 2,483,134 2 500,000 4 PUERTO RICO 1,031,392 2 100,000 1 RHODE ISLAND 15,063,164 8 2,992,000 1 125,000 1 SOUTH CAROLINA 1,323,800 1 37,500 1 560,600 1 3,382,500 2 233,820 2 SOUTH DAKOTA 574,000 10 1,167,499 1 104,866 1 TENNESSEE 6,916,132 5 267,880 2 TEXAS 4,598,301 5 540,000 5 1,710,591 2 7,337,759 6 432,182 4 UTAH 322,225 2 409,000 7 VIRGINIA 500,000 1 835,000 12 3,975,725 1 100,000 1 WASHINGTON 2,576,423 5 1,317,406 22 1,000,000 1 7,600,000 3 310,132 4 WEST VIRGINIA 5,500,000 2 754,000 11 100,000 1 WISCONSIN 500,000 1 1,025,792 7 218,447 1 314,045 3 WYOMING 145,000 3 185,000 1 TOTAL 113,808,327 139 31,351,816 353 15,811,739 18 113,028,763 80 1,485,560 3 13,372,825 107 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

ALABAMA 040106509 Thomasville Water & Sewe Thomasville Public Works and Economic Develo

040606567 Northwest AL RPDC Muscle Shoals Technical Assistance 04660626202 Auburn University Multi City Technical Assistance 046906532 Econ Dvpmt Part. Alabama Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906537 South Alabama RPC Mobile Economic Adjustment Assistance 048306484 AL Tombigbee Reg Comm Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306485 Northwest Alabama CoG Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306486 Birmingham RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306487 South Central AL Dev Com Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306488 Southeast AL RPDC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048606565 Top of AL Reg CoG Huntsville Economic Development Planning A048606571 West AL Regional Commiss Northport Economic Development Planning A048606576 North Central AL RCG Multi City Economic Development Planning A048606581 Birmingham RPC Birmingham Economic Development Planning A

ALABAMA Su

m 

ALABAMA Count 

ALASKA 07660641602 Univ of Alaska Anchorage Technical Assistance 

077906673 Pipeline Training Center Fairbanks Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906674 State of Alaska Seward Economic Adjustment Assistance 07830643002 Southeast Conference Juneau Economic Development Planning A07830643702 Prince William Sound EDD Anchorage Economic Development Planning A07830644202 SW Alaska Municipal Conf Anchorage Economic Development Planning A07830646002 Kenai Peninsula EDD Kenai Economic Development Planning A07840632802 Tlingit and Haida Juneau Economic Development Planning A07840643502 Assn of Vil Cncl Presdnt Bethel Economic Development Planning A07840645202 Kawerak Inc. Nome Economic Development Planning A07840645502 Bristol Bay Native Assn Dillingham Economic Development Planning A07840646802 Barrrow Native Village Barrow Economic Development Planning A07840647202 Kodiak Area Native Assn Kodiak Economic Development Planning A078406784 Copper Valley DA Glennallen Economic Development Planning A078706747 Fairbanks Fairbanks Economic Development Planning A078806781 Alaska Partnership Anchorage Economic Development Planning A

ALASKA Su

m 

ALASKA Count 

ARIZONA 070106663 The Navajo Nation Window Rock Public Works and Economic Develo

070106664 City of San Luis San Luis Public Works and Economic Develo070106681 Yuma County Airport Yuma Public Works and Economic Develo07660641002 University of Arizona Tucson Technical Assistance 076906692 Northern Arizona Univ. Phoenix Economic Adjustment Assistance 07830636302 Central AZ Assoc of Govt Apache Junction Economic Development Planning A07830645602 Northern Arizona CoG Flagstaff Economic Development Planning A

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

ARIZONA 07830646902 SouthEastern Arizona Bisbee Economic Development Planning A

07840639702 White Mountain Apache Whiteriver Economic Development Planning A07840643902 Hopi Tribe Kykotsmovi Village Economic Development Planning A078406693 Navajo Nation Window Rock Economic Development Planning A078606707 Western Arizona EDD Yuma Economic Development Planning A078706792 City of South Tucson South Tucson Economic Development Planning A

ARIZONA Sum 

ARIZONA Count 

ARKANSAS 080104638 Pulaski County Little Rock Public Works and Economic Develo

080104696 SWARIA Arkadelphia Public Works and Economic Develo080104703 Heber Springs Heber Springs Public Works and Economic Develo080104728 Crossett, City of Crossett Public Works and Economic Develo08660462801 UALR Little Rock Technical Assistance 08660463201 ASU Jonesboro Technical Assistance 087904643 Marked Tree Marked Tree Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904735 Winrock Intl Little Rock Economic Adjustment Assistance 088304658 Central AR PDD Lonoke Economic Development Planning A088304659 East Arkansas PDD Jonesboro Economic Development Planning A088304661 NW AR EDD Harrison Economic Development Planning A088304662 SE AR EDD Pine Bluff Economic Development Planning A088304663 SWAPDD Magnolia Economic Development Planning A088304664 W Central AR PDD Hot Springs Economic Development Planning A088304665 White River PDD Batesville Economic Development Planning A088304666 Western Arkansas PDD Fort Smith Economic Development Planning A

ARKANSAS Su

m 

ARKANSAS Count 

CALIFORNIA 070106640 City of Visalia Visalia Public Works and Economic Develo

070606511 Chemehuevi Indian Tribe Needles Technical Assistance 070606770 ABIRC Fresno Technical Assistance 070606778 Superior CA Econ Dev Dis Redding Technical Assistance 070606782 CA State Univ Chico Chico Technical Assistance 07660641102 CSU, Chico Chico Technical Assistance 076906491 3CORE, Inc. Chico Economic Adjustment Assistance 076906602 Campo Kumeyaay Nation Campo Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906678 City of Chico Chico Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906687 State Center CC District Fresno Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906689 CALED Sacramento Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906702 EDFC Ukiah Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906710 Fresno State University Fresno Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906716 City of Salinas Salinas Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906729 San Diego State Univ Fdn El Centro Economic Adjustment Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

077906754 USC Sacramento Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906769 City of San Jose San Jose Global Climate Change Mitigation I07830632502 Superior CA Econ Dev Dis Redding Economic Development Planning A07830635602 Sierra EDC Auburn Economic Development Planning A07830642702 3CORE, Inc. Chico Economic Development Planning A07830644802 Yuba-Sutter Econ Dev Co Yuba City Economic Development Planning A078406779 Karuk Community Dev Corp Happy Camp Economic Development Planning A07860633002 Central Sierra EDD Sonora Economic Development Planning A078606705 Imperial County El Centro Economic Development Planning A078706734 CCDC San Francisco Economic Development Planning A990607558 The Common Pool Santa Monica Technical Assistance 

CALIFORNIA Sum 

CALIFORNIA Count 

COLORADO 05830488001 San Luis Valley DRG Alamosa Economic Development Planning A

05830498601 Region 10 League EAP Montrose Economic Development Planning A05830499801 Region 9 EDD of SW CO Durango Economic Development Planning A058305055 East Central COG Stratton Economic Development Planning A05840502201 Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Towaoc Economic Development Planning A058605094 Northeastern CO ALG Fort Morgan Economic Development Planning A

COLORADO Sum COLORADO Count

CONNECTICUT 010108994 Town of East Hartford East Hartford Public Works and Economic Develo

010114009 New Haven New Haven Public Works and Economic Develo010114047 West Haven City of West Haven Public Works and Economic Develo016614095 UCONN Storrs Technical Assistance 018808987 Litchfield Hills Council Goshen Economic Development Planning A

CONNECTICUT Sum CONNECTICUT Count

DELAWARE 016614097 Delaware State Universit Dover Technical Assistance 

DELAWARE Su

m 

DELAWARE Count 

DISTRICT OF C

O 010614135 NADORF Washington Technical Assistance 

016914049 Inroads, Inc. Washington Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914108 Operation Hope Washington Economic Adjustment Assistance 990607557 APLU Washington Technical Assistance 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Sum 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Count

FLORIDA 040106551 Indian River State Coll Fort Pierce Public Works and Economic Develo
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

FLORIDA 040106580 Palm Bay Palm Bay Public Works and Economic Develo

04660626702 Univ of FL Gainesville Technical Assistance 046906520 Northeast Florida RPC Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 046906568 Tampa Bay Reg Plng Cncl Pinellas Park Economic Adjustment Assistance 046906595 Space Florida Orlando Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906481 Suwannee County Dev Auth Live Oak Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906516 Miami-Dade County Miami Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906517 Fresh Ministries Jacksonville Global Climate Change Mitigation I047906530 FL's Great Northwest Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906583 UCF Multi City Global Climate Change Mitigation I048306489 Apalachee Reg Plng Cncl Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306490 East Central FL. RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306491 North Central FL RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306492 Southwest FL Reg PL Cncl Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306493 Tampa Bay Reg Plng Cncl Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306494 Treasure Coast RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306495 Withlacoochee RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306512 Northeast Florida RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048806598 North Central FL RPC Multi City Economic Development Planning A

FLORIDA Sum 

FLORIDA Count 

GEORGIA 040106477 City of Jefferson Jefferson Public Works and Economic Develo

040106513 City of Adel Adel Public Works and Economic Develo040106518 Decatur County Bainbridge Public Works and Economic Develo040106519 Bulloch County Statesboro Public Works and Economic Develo040106539 Town of Braselton Braselton Public Works and Economic Develo040106557 City of Millen Millen Public Works and Economic Develo040106591 Moultrie-Colquitt County Moultrie Public Works and Economic Develo040606586 GA Tech Applied Research Atlanta Technical Assistance 040606592 Technology Assoc of GA Atlanta Technical Assistance 04660626602 GA Tech Research Corp Atlanta Technical Assistance 046906597 GA Tech Res. Corp. Atlanta Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906478 Operation HOPE, Inc. Atlanta Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906560 Savannah EDA Savannah Economic Adjustment Assistance 048306496 ARC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306497 Central Savannah Rvr RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306498 GA Mountains RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306499 Heart of Ga RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306500 Middle GA RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306501 Northeast GA RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306502 Northwest GA RC Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306503 Three Rivers RC (GA) Multi City Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

GEORGIA 048606587 Coastal Regional Comm Brunswick Economic Development Planning A

GEORGIA Sum 

GEORGIA Count 

HAWAII 07660641302 University of Hawaii Honolulu Technical Assistance 

076906658 Hawaii Planning Office Honolulu Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906659 Enterprise Honolulu Honolulu Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906711 Ali'i Pauahi Hilo Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906718 HIPA Honolulu Economic Adjustment Assistance 078706703 Pacific Basin Dev Cncl Honolulu Economic Development Planning A

HAWAII Sum 

HAWAII Count 

IDAHO 070106637 College of Southern ID Twin Falls Public Works and Economic Develo

07660641402 Boise State University Boise Technical Assistance 077906688 Clearwater EDA, Inc. Lewiston Economic Adjustment Assistance 07830635802 Panhandle Area Council Hayden Economic Development Planning A07830637202 East-Central P&D Assn. Rexburg Economic Development Planning A07830637302 Sage Community Resources Garden City Economic Development Planning A07830637402 Clearwater Econ Dev Assn Lewiston Economic Development Planning A07830638702 Region IV Dev Assn Inc Twin Falls Economic Development Planning A07830638902 Southeast Idaho CoG Pocatello Economic Development Planning A07840637002 Coeur D'Alene Tribe Plummer Economic Development Planning A07840640602 Nez Perce Tribe Lapwai Economic Development Planning A

IDAHO Sum IDAHO Count 

ILLINOIS 06010537001 Fairfield City of Fairfield Public Works and Economic Develo

060105716 Ottawa City of Ottawa Public Works and Economic Develo060605694 Mid America Medical Dist East Saint Louis Technical Assistance 060605697 Rockford Area EDC Rockford Technical Assistance 060605703 Connect SI Foundation Marion Technical Assistance 060605705 Northern Illinois Univ De Kalb Technical Assistance 060605712 Cnt for Neighborhood Tec Chicago Technical Assistance 066605721 University of Illinois Champaign Technical Assistance 067905689 Cncl on Competitiveness Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905699 Rock Island City of Rock Island Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905726 Northern Illinois Univ De Kalb Economic Adjustment Assistance 068305669 South Central IL RPDC Salem Economic Development Planning A068305686 Blackhawk Hills RC&D Rock Falls Economic Development Planning A068305690 Two Rivers Reg Cncl PO Quincy Economic Development Planning A068305691 BI-State Regional Comm Rock Island Economic Development Planning A068305718 East Central IL EDD Urbana Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

ILLINOIS 068305719 Western IL Reg Cncl Macomb Economic Development Planning A

068705684 Lake County Partnership Libertyville Economic Development Planning A

ILLINOIS Sum 

ILLINOIS Count 

INDIANA 060105646 Miami County EDA Peru Public Works and Economic Develo

060105656 Corydon Town of Corydon Public Works and Economic Develo060105679 Harrison Co Regional Sew Corydon Public Works and Economic Develo060105696 Fulton EDC Rochester Public Works and Economic Develo060605713 Purdue University West Lafayette Technical Assistance 066605702 Purdue University West Lafayette Technical Assistance 068305650 Kankakee-Iroquois RPC Monon Economic Development Planning A068305671 Region III-A Dev & RPC Kendallville Economic Development Planning A068305693 Southern IN Dev Comm Loogootee Economic Development Planning A068305717 Eastern Indiana Dev Dist New Castle Economic Development Planning A068605657 Michiana Area COG South Bend Economic Development Planning A068605660 Northwest Indiana EDD Portage Economic Development Planning A068805706 ENERGIZE-ECI RPD Muncie Economic Development Planning A

INDIANA Su

m 

INDIANA Count 

IOWA 050105140 NE Iowa Community Colleg Calmar Public Works and Economic Develo

050605105 Iowa Assoc of Reg Coun Cedar Rapids Technical Assistance 050605205 East Central Intgov Assn Dubuque Technical Assistance 05660503301 ISU of Science & Tech. Ames Technical Assistance 056905106 Sioux City Sioux City Economic Adjustment Assistance 05790469401 East Central Iowa COG Cedar Rapids Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905141 Sioux City Sioux City Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905210 Iowa Depart of Econ Dev Des Moines Global Climate Change Mitigation I05830491501 Region 6 Planning Comm Marshalltown Economic Development Planning A05830494401 Southern Iowa COG Creston Economic Development Planning A05830495301 Mid Iowa Dev Assn COG Fort Dodge Economic Development Planning A05830496201 East Central Intgov Assn Dubuque Economic Development Planning A05830497501 Region XII COG Carroll Economic Development Planning A05830498001 Southeast Iowa RPC Burlington Economic Development Planning A05830498101 Area 15 Reg Plng Comm Ottumwa Economic Development Planning A05830498201 Iowa Northland Reg EDC Waterloo Economic Development Planning A05830498301 North Iowa Area COG Mason City Economic Development Planning A05830498401 Siouxland Interstate MPC Sioux City Economic Development Planning A05830498501 NW Iowa PDC Spencer Economic Development Planning A05830498701 Southwest Iowa Plng Cncl Atlantic Economic Development Planning A05830498801 Upper Explorerland RPC Postville Economic Development Planning A058305172 East Central Iowa COG Cedar Rapids Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011IOWA Sum IOWA Count 

KANSAS 050105103 Hutchinson City of Hutchinson Public Works and Economic Develo

05660503801 KU Lawrence Technical Assistance 05660504001 KSU Manhattan Technical Assistance 057905209 Wichita State University Wichita Economic Adjustment Assistance 05830490301 South Central Kansas EDD Wichita Economic Development Planning A05830490601 Northwest Kansas P&DC Hill City Economic Development Planning A05830496301 Great Plains Dev Inc Dodge City Economic Development Planning A05830496501 North Central RPC Beloit Economic Development Planning A05830499601 Southeast Kansas RPC Chanute Economic Development Planning A

KANSAS Su

m 

KANSAS Count 

KENTUCKY 040606569 Pennyrile ADD Multi City Technical Assistance 

04660626102 University of KY Multi City Technical Assistance 046906556 Muhlenberg Cnty Court Greenville Economic Adjustment Assistance 046906559 City of Somerset Somerset Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906480 Ky Highlands Com Dev London Global Climate Change Mitigation I047906542 City of Leitchfield Leitchfield Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906561 City of Vanceburg, KY Vanceburg Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906582 City of Lawrenceburg Lawrenceburg Economic Adjustment Assistance 048306538 KY GOLD Multi City Economic Development Planning A

KENTUCKY Sum KENTUCKY Count

LOUISIANA 080604719 Baton Rouge Area Cham Baton Rouge Technical Assistance 

08660462601 Univ of New Orleans New Orleans Technical Assistance 08660463501 Louisiana Tech Ruston Technical Assistance 086904686 New Orleans DDD New Orleans Economic Adjustment Assistance 086904689 Univ of New Orleans New Orleans Economic Adjustment Assistance 086904700 Idea Village New Orleans Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904655 New Orleans Startup Fund New Orleans Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904683 Tulane University New Orleans Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904687 LSU Baton Rouge Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904688 Acadiana Dev Dist Lafayette Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904690 LA Seafood Promo Mkt Bd Houma Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904729 South Central PDC Houma Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904731 Louisiana Tech Ruston Economic Adjustment Assistance 

LOUISIANA Su

m 

LOUISIANA Count 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

MAINE 010114003 Loring Development Auth. Limestone Public Works and Economic Develo

010114050 Midcoast Reg Redev Auth Brunswick Public Works and Economic Develo016614099 Univ of Southern Maine Portland Technical Assistance 017914106 University of Maine Orono Global Climate Change Mitigation I017914133 Northern ME Dev Comm Caribou Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830887901 Eastern Maine Dev Corp Bangor Economic Development Planning A01830888001 Northern ME Dev Comm Caribou Economic Development Planning A01830888401 Androscoggin Valley COG Auburn Economic Development Planning A01830889001 Kennebec Valley COG Fairfield Economic Development Planning A01830894201 Southern Maine EDD Portland Economic Development Planning A01830896401 Midcoast EDD Bath Economic Development Planning A

MAINE Sum 

MAINE Count 

MARYLAND 010114018 Tri-County Council LES Salisbury Public Works and Economic Develo

016614098 University of Maryland College Park Technical Assistance 017914022 Dorchester County Cambridge Global Climate Change Mitigation I01830884801 Tri-Cnty Cncl for W. MD Frostburg Economic Development Planning A01830891201 Mid Shore Reg. Council Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891301 Tri County Council LES Snow Hill Economic Development Planning A018314125 TCC Western Maryland Frostburg Economic Development Planning A018714015 Baltimore City Planning Baltimore Economic Development Planning A

MARYLAND Sum 

MARYLAND Count 

MASSACHUSE

T 010114056 HG&E Holyoke Public Works and Economic Develo

010114111 Caring Health Center Springfield Public Works and Economic Develo010614113 Springfield RA Springfield Technical Assistance 010614131 MA Dev Finance Agency Gardner Technical Assistance 016614088 Becker College Worcester Technical Assistance 016614089 Northeastern University Boston Technical Assistance 016914024 Merrimack Valley PC Haverhill Global Climate Change Mitigation I017914057 North Shore Innoventures Beverly Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914122 New England Clean Energy Boston Global Climate Change Mitigation I01830885201 Southeastern RP & EDD Taunton Economic Development Planning A01830888301 Old Colony Planning Cncl Brockton Economic Development Planning A01830892801 Merrimack Valley PC Haverhill Economic Development Planning A01830893102 Montachusett RPC Fitchburg Economic Development Planning A01830893901 Franklin Regional COG Greenfield Economic Development Planning A01830894001 Metro Area Planning Cncl Boston Economic Development Planning A01830894002 Metro Area Planning Cncl Gloucester Economic Development Planning A01830894301 Pioneer Valley Plg Comm Springfield Economic Development Planning A018614046 CMRPC Worcester Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

MASSACHUSE

T 018614114 Pioneer Valley Plg Comm Springfield Economic Development Planning A

01870888701 Cape Cod Commission Barnstable Economic Development Planning A018814025 Northern Middlesex COG Lowell Economic Development Planning A

MASSACHUSETTS Sum 

MASSACHUSETTS Count 

MICHIGAN 06010532101 Mi Tech Enterprise Corp Houghton Public Works and Economic Develo

060105663 Wayne County Detroit Public Works and Economic Develo066605711 Michigan State Univ East Lansing Technical Assistance 067905665 Michigan State Univ Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905680 Ann Arbor SPARK Ann Arbor Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905715 Michigan State Univ Zeeland Global Climate Change Mitigation I067905724 NextEnergy Center Detroit Economic Adjustment Assistance 068305652 West MI Shoreline RDC Muskegon Economic Development Planning A068305672 NE MI Cncl of Govts Gaylord Economic Development Planning A068305675 Central Upper Peninsula Escanaba Economic Development Planning A068305687 Northwest MI COG Multi City Economic Development Planning A068405673 Inter-Tribal Cncl of MI Sault Ste. Marie Economic Development Planning A068605707 Region 2 Plan Comn Jackson Economic Development Planning A068705683 Southeast MI COG Detroit Economic Development Planning A

MICHIGAN Sum MICHIGAN Count 

MINNESOTA 06010557801 Pine Tech College Pine City Public Works and Economic Develo

060105653 Emerge Cmty Dev Minneapolis Public Works and Economic Develo060105677 Perham City of Perham Public Works and Economic Develo060605647 Headwaters Reg Dev Comm Bemidji Technical Assistance 066605709 University of Minnesota Minneapolis Technical Assistance 067905723 University of Minnesota Minneapolis Economic Adjustment Assistance 068305648 Region Five Dev Comm Staples Economic Development Planning A068305668 East Central RDC Mora Economic Development Planning A068305676 Mid-Minnesota Dev Comm Multi City Economic Development Planning A068305678 Region Nine Dev Comm Mankato Economic Development Planning A068305685 West Central Initiative Multi City Economic Development Planning A068305692 Arrowhead Reg Dev Comm Duluth Economic Development Planning A068405662 Minnesota Chippewa Tribe Cass Lake Economic Development Planning A

MINNESOTA Sum MINNESOTA Count 

MISSISSIPPI 040106475 City of Brookhaven Brookhaven Public Works and Economic Develo

040606579 County of Grenada Grenada Technical Assistance 040606590 Univ of Southern MS Hattiesburg Technical Assistance 04660626302 Jackson State University Jackson Technical Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

MISSISSIPPI 04660626502 MS State University Multi City Technical Assistance 

046906476 Railroad Auth of East MS Waynesboro Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906511 Jones County Jr. College Waynesboro Global Climate Change Mitigation I047906533 Southern MS PDD Bay St. Louis Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906534 Hancock Cty Chamber Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 048306504 South Delta PDD Multi City Economic Development Planning A

MISSISSIPPI Sum 

MISSISSIPPI Count 

MISSOURI 050105027 Washington City of Washington Public Works and Economic Develo

050105132 Lebanon City of Lebanon Public Works and Economic Develo05660503401 University of Missouri Columbia Technical Assistance 057905171 Harry S Truman CC Joplin Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905196 State Fair Com. Col. Sedalia Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905202 LCRA of St. Louis County Wellston Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905207 E C St. Louis County St. Louis Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905208 Mid-America RC Comm Serv Kansas City Economic Adjustment Assistance 05830490401 SE Missouri RP & EDC Perryville Economic Development Planning A05830490501 Meramec RPC St. James Economic Development Planning A05830491801 Bootheel RP & EDC Dexter Economic Development Planning A05830495401 Northwest Missouri RCOG Maryville Economic Development Planning A05830495501 MO-KAN Regional Council St. Joseph Economic Development Planning A05830495601 Ozark Foothills RPC Poplar Bluff Economic Development Planning A05830495801 Lake of the Ozarks CLG Camdenton Economic Development Planning A05830496101 South Central Ozarks COG Pomona Economic Development Planning A05830497401 Kaysinger Basin RPC Clinton Economic Development Planning A05830497601 Northeast Missouri RPC Memphis Economic Development Planning A05830497701 Mid-America RC Comm Serv Kansas City Economic Development Planning A05830497801 Mid-Missouri RPC Ashland Economic Development Planning A05830498901 Green Hills RPC Trenton Economic Development Planning A05830499001 Boonslick Regional PC Warrenton Economic Development Planning A05830499101 Mark Twain RCOG Perry Economic Development Planning A05830499201 Pioneer Trails RPC Concordia Economic Development Planning A05830504801 Harry S Truman CC Carl Junction Economic Development Planning A058605016 MO Innovation Park Blue Springs Economic Development Planning A

MISSOURI Sum 

MISSOURI Count 

MONTANA 050104970 Anaconda-Deer Lodge Anaconda Public Works and Economic Develo

050105084 MonTEC Missoula Public Works and Economic Develo050605102 Fort Belknap Indian Cmty Harlem Technical Assistance 05660503601 Montana State University Bozeman Technical Assistance 056905101 Little Big Horn College Crow Agency Economic Adjustment Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

057905185 University of Montana Missoula Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905186 Port of Northern Montana Shelby Economic Adjustment Assistance 05830488201 Southeastern MT Dev Corp Colstrip Economic Development Planning A05830490801 Beartooth RC&D Area Inc Joliet Economic Development Planning A05830491601 Bear Paw Dev Corp Havre Economic Development Planning A05830492801 Montana Bus Assist Conn Helena Economic Development Planning A05830492802 Montana Bus Assist Conn Helena Economic Development Planning A05830496701 Eastern Plains EDC Sidney Economic Development Planning A05830496801 Great Northern Dev Corp Wolf Point Economic Development Planning A05830500001 Snowy Mountain Dev Corp Lewistown Economic Development Planning A05830501701 Bitterroot EDD Missoula Economic Development Planning A05830501801 Headwaters RC&D Area Inc Butte Economic Development Planning A058305056 North Central MT EDD Great Falls Economic Development Planning A05840490701 Salish and Kootenai Trbs Pablo Economic Development Planning A05840494501 Blackfeet Trb Bus Cncl Browning Economic Development Planning A05840497201 Assiniboine & Sioux Trbs Poplar Economic Development Planning A05840501001 Crow Tribe of Indians Crow Agency Economic Development Planning A05840501101 Northern Cheyenne Tribe Lame Deer Economic Development Planning A05840501201 Fort Belknap Indian Cmty Harlem Economic Development Planning A05840502101 Chippewa Cree Tribe Box Elder Economic Development Planning A058605025 Great Falls Great Falls Economic Development Planning A058605095 Beartooth RC&D Area Inc Joliet Economic Development Planning A058605197 Gallatin County Bozeman Economic Development Planning A058805026 MEDA Anaconda Economic Development Planning A

MONTANA Sum 

MONTANA Count 

MULTI-JURISDI

C 99060754802 NADORF Multi City Technical Assistance 

990607555 NIST - MEP Multi City Technical Assistance 990607559 UNC/Chapel Hill Multi City Technical Assistance 99071386901 Harvard Multi City Research and Evaluation 990713873 Island Institute Multi City Research and Evaluation 990713875 GA Tech Research Corp Multi City Research and Evaluation 992607665 University of Michigan Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607666 University of Missouri Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607667 MATAAC Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607668 Applied Strategies Intl Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607669 New England TAAC Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607671 Trade Task Group Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607672 Regents of Univ of CO Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607673 GA Tech Research Corp Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607674 U of TX at San Antonio Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 992607675 Univ of Southern CA Multi City Trade Adjustment Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL Sum MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL Count 

NEBRASKA 050105211 Lexington City of Lexington Public Works and Economic Develo

050605042 GROW Nebraska Holbrook Technical Assistance 05060504901 Northeast Nebraska EDD Norfolk Technical Assistance 05660503101 Creighton University Omaha Technical Assistance 05830491401 South Central EDD Holdrege Economic Development Planning A05830495701 W Central Nebraska EDD Ogallala Economic Development Planning A05830497901 Northeast Nebraska EDD Norfolk Economic Development Planning A05830499301 Panhandle Area Dev Dist Gering Economic Development Planning A05830499401 Southeast Nebraska DD Lincoln Economic Development Planning A05830499501 Central NEEDD Atkinson Economic Development Planning A058305173 Omaha Cncl Bluffs MAPA Omaha Economic Development Planning A

NEBRASKA Su

m 

NEBRASKA Count 

NEVADA 070106675 FIT Las Vegas Public Works and Economic Develo

07660641502 Univ of Nevada, Reno Reno Technical Assistance 077906527 Shoshone-Paiute Tribes Owyhee Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906715 Clark County Las Vegas Economic Adjustment Assistance 07830643402 Western NV Dev. District Carson City Economic Development Planning A

NEVADA Su

m 

NEVADA Count 

NEW HAMPSHI

R 010614054 Manchester City of Manchester Technical Assistance 

017914051 New Hampshire ICC Portsmouth Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914103 North Country Council Groveton Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830885301 North Country Council Bethlehem Economic Development Planning A01830888101 Rockingham EC Dev Corp Exeter Economic Development Planning A018614048 Lakes RPC Meredith Economic Development Planning A

NEW HAMPSHIRE Sum 

NEW HAMPSHIRE Count

NEW JERSEY 010114082 Atlantic Cape CC Mays Landing Public Works and Economic Develo

010614134 Thomas Edison College Trenton Technical Assistance 016614091 Rutgers Newark Technical Assistance 016914023 Rowan University Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830890501 South Jersey EDD Multi City Economic Development Planning A018614011 Monmouth County Eco. Dev Multi City Economic Development Planning A018614026 Somerset County Multi City Economic Development Planning A

NEW JERSEY Sum 

NEW JERSEY Count
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

NEW MEXICO 080104648 Deming Deming Public Works and Economic Develo

080104650 Bernalillo County Albuquerque Public Works and Economic Develo080104654 NCGR Santa Fe Public Works and Economic Develo08660463101 NNMCC Espanola Technical Assistance 087904691 NM Community Capital Albuquerque Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904716 Santa Fe Bus. Incubator Santa Fe Economic Adjustment Assistance 088304670 SW NM COG Silver City Economic Development Planning A088804681 MRCOG Albuquerque Economic Development Planning A

NEW MEXICO Sum 

NEW MEXICO Count

NEW YORK 010114085 Rochester Rochester Public Works and Economic Develo

010614053 Hudson Valley ADC Hudson Technical Assistance 016614100 Syracuse University Syracuse Technical Assistance 016914012 Staten Island EDC Staten Island Global Climate Change Mitigation I017914107 Seedco Financial Service New York Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914119 Rochester Inst of Techno Rochester Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914136 Solar Energy Consortium Kingston Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830885401 Genesee Finger Lakes Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830885501 Central New York RPDB Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830885601 Southern Tier East Binghamton Economic Development Planning A01830885701 L Champlain/L George RPB Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830885801 Mohawk Valley EDD Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830885901 Southern Tier West Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830889901 Southern Tier Central Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830890801 Capital District RPC Albany Economic Development Planning A01830892501 Hudson Valley Reg Cncl Newburgh Economic Development Planning A01840888501 Seneca Nation of Indians Multi City Economic Development Planning A01840896601 Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Hogansburg Economic Development Planning A018614137 Mohawk Valley EDD Mohawk Economic Development Planning A018814052 Jefferson County Watertown Economic Development Planning A992607670 SUNYBinghamton Binghamton Trade Adjustment Assistance 

NEW YORK Sum 

NEW YORK Count 

NORTH CAROLI 040106522 Halifax County Halifax Public Works and Economic Develo

040106527 Gates County Gatesville Public Works and Economic Develo040106545 Scotland County EDC Laurinburg Public Works and Economic Develo040106546 Lee County Sanford Public Works and Economic Develo040106599 Northampton County Jackson Public Works and Economic Develo040606585 Fayetteville PW Comm Fayetteville Technical Assistance 04660625202 Western Carolina Univ Multi City Technical Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

NORTH CAROLI 046906526 Kerr-Tar Reg CoG Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 

047906510 Centralina COG Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906525 BBAI Elizabethtown Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906566 Rowan-Cabarrus Comm Coll Salisbury Economic Adjustment Assistance 048306505 Albemarle Commission Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306507 Southwestern NC EDD Multi City Economic Development Planning A048306508 Western Piedmont COG Multi City Economic Development Planning A048406506 E. Bnd of Cherokee Indns Multi City Economic Development Planning A048606529 Cape Fear Future Found Wilmington Economic Development Planning A048806594 Mid East Commission Washington Economic Development Planning A

NORTH CAROLINA Sum 

NORTH CAROLINA Count 

NORTH DAKOT

A 050105203 United Tribes Tech Coll Bismarck Public Works and Economic Develo

050605120 United Tribes Tech Coll Bismarck Technical Assistance 05660503201 UND Grand Forks Technical Assistance 05660503901 Dickinson State Univ Dickinson Technical Assistance 056905199 Souris Basin Plng Cncl Minot Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905138 CankdeskaCikana CommColl Fort Totten Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905198 Souris Basin Plng Cncl Minot Economic Adjustment Assistance 057905206 United Tribes Tech Coll Bismarck Economic Adjustment Assistance 05830488401 Roosevelt-Custer RC Dickinson Economic Development Planning A05830489601 Souris Basin Plng Cncl Minot Economic Development Planning A05830490901 North Central Plng Cncl Devils Lake Economic Development Planning A05830491001 Lake Agassiz Reg Cncl Fargo Economic Development Planning A05830491201 Lewis & Clark RDC Mandan Economic Development Planning A05830493001 So Ctrl Dakota Reg Cncl Jamestown Economic Development Planning A05830494601 Tri-County Reg Dev Cncl Williston Economic Development Planning A05830497101 Red River Regional Cncl Grafton Economic Development Planning A05840489001 Turtle Mtn Chippewa Indn Belcourt Economic Development Planning A05840490001 Three Affiliated Tribes New Town Economic Development Planning A05840504701 Standing Rock Sioux Trb Fort Yates Economic Development Planning A

NORTH DAKOTA Sum 

NORTH DAKOTA Count 

NORTHERN M

A 070106670 CNMI Water Task Force Saipan Public Works and Economic Develo

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Su

m 

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Count 

OHIO 06010558101 Tuscarawas County UBD New Philadelphia Public Works and Economic Develo

060105649 Ashtabula Co Port Author Jefferson Public Works and Economic Develo060105658 Ohio EAMC Lima Public Works and Economic Develo060105666 Leipsic Village Leipsic Public Works and Economic Develo
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

OHIO 066605704 Bowling Green St Univ Bowling Green Technical Assistance 

066605714 Cleveland State Univ Cleveland Technical Assistance 066905664 Clinton Co Port Auth Wilmington Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905483 Ohio University Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905644 ACEnet Nelsonville Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905667 Cleveland City of Cleveland Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905698 Lucas County Improv Corp Toledo Economic Adjustment Assistance 067905722 Northeast Ohio Tech Cleveland Economic Adjustment Assistance 068605720 Maumee Valley Plan Org. Defiance Economic Development Planning A068705700 Columbus 2020 Columbus Economic Development Planning A

OHIO Sum 

OHIO Count 

OKLAHOMA 080104715 Okla. Innovation Inst. Tulsa Public Works and Economic Develo

080604720 SREDA Tulsa Technical Assistance 08660463001 RSU Innovation Center Claremore Technical Assistance 08660463301 SWOSU Weatherford Technical Assistance 087904717 OSU-UML Ponca City Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904725 Tulsa Eco. Dev. Corp. Tulsa Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904734 Potawatomi Nation Shawnee Economic Adjustment Assistance 088304667 OK ED Auth Beaver Economic Development Planning A088304668 Grand Gateway ED Assn Big Cabin Economic Development Planning A088304669 Assn of S Central OK Gvt Duncan Economic Development Planning A088304671 Inter Tribal Cncl Miami Economic Development Planning A088304672 S Western OK Dev Auth Burns Flat Economic Development Planning A088304673 Eastern OK Dev Dist Inc. Muskogee Economic Development Planning A088304674 Kiamichi EDD of OK Wilburton Economic Development Planning A088304675 Northern OK Dev Auth Enid Economic Development Planning A088304676 Southern OK Dev Assn Durant Economic Development Planning A088304678 Central OK EDD Shawnee Economic Development Planning A088304679 INCOG - EDD Tulsa Economic Development Planning A088804651 OARC Oklahoma City Economic Development Planning A

OKLAHOMA Sum 

OKLAHOMA Count 

OREGON 070606761 South Central Oregon EDD Klamath Falls Technical Assistance 

070606775 South Central Oregon EDD Klamath Falls Technical Assistance 07660641202 University of Oregon Eugene Technical Assistance 076906521 Lincoln County EDC Newport Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906518 Portland State Univ. Portland Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906708 Umpqua Community College Roseburg Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906728 City of Portland Portland Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906759 Portland State Univ. Portland Global Climate Change Mitigation I
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

07830632702 CCD Business Devl Corp Roseburg Economic Development Planning A07830635102 Mid Columbia EDD The Dalles Economic Development Planning A07830637702 Central Oregon Intergov Redmond Economic Development Planning A07830637802 Grtr Eastrn OR Dev Corp Pendleton Economic Development Planning A07830638002 Oregon Cascades West CoG Albany Economic Development Planning A07830641802 NE Oregon Econ Dev Distr Enterprise Economic Development Planning A07830642002 South Central Oregon EDD Klamath Falls Economic Development Planning A07830642602 Mid Willamette ValleyCOG Salem Economic Development Planning A07830643802 Columbia Pacific EDD Columbia City Economic Development Planning A07830644402 Southern Oregon Regnl ED Medford Economic Development Planning A07830646502 Portland-Vancouver RPCED Portland Economic Development Planning A07840636101 Confed. Tribes Umatilla Pendleton Economic Development Planning A07840640402 ATNI Dallas Economic Development Planning A07840640802 Conf Tribe Warm Springs Warm Springs Economic Development Planning A07840644302 Siletz Tribal Bus. Corp. Lincoln City Economic Development Planning A07840647302 Coquille Indian Tribe North Bend Economic Development Planning A

OREGON Sum 

OREGON Count 

PENNSYLVANI

A 010114055 Johnstown RDA Johnstown Public Works and Economic Develo

010114110 Span American Civic Assn Lancaster Public Works and Economic Develo010614126 PA DCED Multi City Technical Assistance 016614090 Pennsylvania State Univ University Park Technical Assistance 016614093 Temple University Philadelphia Technical Assistance 016614094 Duquesne University Pittsburgh Technical Assistance 016908999 Univ City Science Center Philadelphia Economic Adjustment Assistance 017908996 PA Economy League Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914021 CEED Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914127 PCKIZ Pittsburgh Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830886501 Northwest PA RP&DC Oil City Economic Development Planning A01830886601 SEDA-COG Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830886701 Northern Tier RP&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830887401 NE PA Alliance Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830890701 Southwestern PA Corp Pittsburgh Economic Development Planning A01830891001 S Alleghenies P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891101 North Central PA RP&DC Ridgway Economic Development Planning A

PENNSYLVANIA Su

m 

PENNSYLVANIA Count 

PUERTO RICO 016614096 UPR Mayaguez Campus Mayaguez Technical Assistance 

017908997 SUAGM, Inc Gurabo Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914109 PRTEC Mayaguez Economic Adjustment Assistance 

PUERTO RICO Sum 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011PUERTO RICO Count

RHODE ISLAN

D 010108995 PCHC Providence Public Works and Economic Develo

010614112 RI Dept. of Admin Providence Technical Assistance 016914116 West Warwick West Warwick Economic Adjustment Assistance 016914120 Rhode Island EMA Cranston Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914104 Providence Providence Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914115 Bristol Bristol Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914117 Westerly Westerly Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914118 Coventry Coventry Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914121 West Warwick Sewer Auth Warwick Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914130 E Providence Water DC East Providence Economic Adjustment Assistance 

RHODE ISLAND Sum 

RHODE ISLAND Count 

SOUTH CAROLI 040106514 Dorchester County St. George Public Works and Economic Develo

040106524 Anderson Reg Joint Wtr Anderson Public Works and Economic Develo040606593 Lowcountry Small Bus Hub Ridgeland Technical Assistance 04660626802 Univ of South Carolina Multi City Technical Assistance 047906483 SCRA Charleston Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906544 Piedmont Tech College Greenwood Global Climate Change Mitigation I048706470 City of Rock Hill Rock Hill Economic Development Planning A

SOUTH CAROLINA Sum 

SOUTH CAROLINA Count 

SOUTH DAKOT

A 05660503701 SDSU Brookings Technical Assistance 

057905052 Mitchell Tech White Lake Global Climate Change Mitigation I05830488701 Northeast COG Aberdeen Economic Development Planning A05830488801 Central South Dakota ED Pierre Economic Development Planning A05830488901 Plg & Dev District III Yankton Economic Development Planning A05830490201 First District ALG Watertown Economic Development Planning A05830491101 Black Hills CLG Rapid City Economic Development Planning A05830494801 South Eastern CoG Sioux Falls Economic Development Planning A05840488601 Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Lower Brule Economic Development Planning A05840497301 Yankton Sioux Tribe Marty Economic Development Planning A05840499901 Cheyenne River Sioux Eagle Butte Economic Development Planning A05840504401 Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Agency Village Economic Development Planning A

SOUTH DAKOTA Sum 

SOUTH DAKOTA Count 

TENNESSEE 040606563 City of Cleveland Cleveland Technical Assistance 

04660626402 University of Tennessee Multi City Technical Assistance 046906596 Roane State Com College Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

TENNESSEE 047906572 Crossville Crossville Economic Adjustment Assistance 

047906573 Jonesborough Jonesborough Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906577 City of Chattanooga Chattanooga Economic Adjustment Assistance 047906578 Nashville EC Nashville Economic Adjustment Assistance 

TENNESSEE Sum 

TENNESSEE Count

TEXAS 080104653 UT El Paso El Paso Public Works and Economic Develo

080104684 Baylor University Waco Public Works and Economic Develo080104693 Eastland Eastland Public Works and Economic Develo080104694 Gregory City of Gregory Public Works and Economic Develo080104702 Austin City of Austin Global Climate Change Mitigation I080104724 TX A&M U Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Global Climate Change Mitigation I080104727 Seguin City of Seguin Public Works and Economic Develo080104733 Brownsville, City of Brownsville Public Works and Economic Develo080604732 TEEX College Station Technical Assistance 08660462701 Lamar Univ Beaumont Technical Assistance 08660462901 TX A&M U Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Technical Assistance 08660463401 West TX A&M Univ Amarillo Technical Assistance 086904685 GEDP Galveston Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904656 Accion Texas Inc San Antonio Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904697 TX Valley Comm Fndtn Mercedes Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904718 Mineola Mineola Economic Adjustment Assistance 087904726 Gulf of Mexico Foundatio Galveston Economic Adjustment Assistance 088304660 Texoma CoG Sherman Economic Development Planning A088304677 NE TX EDD Texarkana Economic Development Planning A088304680 Capital Area EDD Austin Economic Development Planning A088304682 Middle Rio Grande DC Carrizo Springs Economic Development Planning A088604723 Zapata Co Econ Dev Ctr Zapata Economic Development Planning A

TEXAS Sum 

TEXAS Count 

UTAH 057905104 Mountainland AOG Orem Economic Adjustment Assistance 

057905170 Bear River AOG Brigham City Economic Adjustment Assistance 05830491301 Mountainland EDD Orem Economic Development Planning A05830492901 Southeastern Utah EDD Price Economic Development Planning A05830494701 Five County AOG St. George Economic Development Planning A05830496901 Six County EDD Richfield Economic Development Planning A05830499701 Bear River AOG Logan Economic Development Planning A05830501901 Uintah Basin EDD Roosevelt Economic Development Planning A058605087 Wasatch Front Reg Coun Salt Lake City Economic Development Planning A

UTAH Sum UTAH Count
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

VIRGINIA 010108998 University of Virginia Prince George Public Works and Economic Develo

016614101 VA Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Technical Assistance 017914020 Hampton Roads Prtnership Norfolk Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830886801 Central Shenandoah PDC Staunton Economic Development Planning A01830886901 Mount Rogers PDC Marion Economic Development Planning A01830887001 Accomack-Northampton PDC Accomac Economic Development Planning A01830887101 Lenowisco PDC Duffield Economic Development Planning A01830887201 Cumberland Plateau PDC Lebanon Economic Development Planning A01830889701 Northern Neck PDC Warsaw Economic Development Planning A01830889801 West Piedmont PDC Martinsville Economic Development Planning A01830893201 New River Valley PDC Radford Economic Development Planning A01830893701 Crater PDC Petersburg Economic Development Planning A01830893801 Southside PDC South Hill Economic Development Planning A018614016 MPPDC Saluda Economic Development Planning A018614017 Richmond Regional PDC Richmond Economic Development Planning A

VIRGINIA Sum VIRGINIA Count 

WASHINGTON 070106590 City of Bremerton Bremerton Public Works and Economic Develo

070106597 Port of Benton Prosser Public Works and Economic Develo070106731 City of Quincy Quincy Public Works and Economic Develo070606633 North Central Washington Wenatchee Technical Assistance 070606635 Port of Chehalis Chehalis Technical Assistance 070606672 City of Connell Connell Technical Assistance 07660640902 WA State University Pullman Technical Assistance 077906634 Highline Community Colle Des Moines Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906636 Puget Snd Rgnl Cncl Seattle Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906679 University of Washington Nespelem Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906682 Port of Royal Slope Royal City Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906767 enterpriseSeattle Seattle Economic Adjustment Assistance 077906777 Puget Sound Reg. Cncl. Seattle Global Climate Change Mitigation I07830632902 Peninsula Dev Assn Port Angeles Economic Development Planning A07830635502 Benton-Franklin Gov. Richland Economic Development Planning A07830636602 SouthEast Washington EDA Clarkston Economic Development Planning A07830636902 Tri-County EDD Colville Economic Development Planning A07830638502 Central Puget Sound EDD Seattle Economic Development Planning A07830642102 North Central Washington Chelan Economic Development Planning A07830642502 Columbia-Pacific RC&EDD Montesano Economic Development Planning A07830644502 Cowlitz-Wahkiakum CoG Kelso Economic Development Planning A07840632302 Makah Indian Tribe Neah Bay Economic Development Planning A07840632402 Spokane Tribe Indians Wellpinit Economic Development Planning A07840632602 Colville Tribes Nespelem Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011

WASHINGTON 07840638402 Tulalip Tribes Tulalip Economic Development Planning A

07840639402 Quinault Indian Nation Taholah Economic Development Planning A07840640702 Swinomish Tribe La Conner Economic Development Planning A07840641902 Lummi Nation Bellingham Economic Development Planning A07840642402 S'Klallam Tribe Sequim Economic Development Planning A07840644102 Skokomish Indian Tribe Shelton Economic Development Planning A07840645802 Quileute Indian Tribe La Push Economic Development Planning A07840646102 Lower Elwha Klallam Trbe Port Angeles Economic Development Planning A07840660001 Port Gamble S'Klallam Tr Kingston Economic Development Planning A078606793 Western Washington Univ. Bellingham Economic Development Planning A078706794 Greater Spokane Inc. Spokane Economic Development Planning A

WASHINGTON Sum 

WASHINGTON Count 

WEST VIRGINI

A 016614102 Marshall Univ Research Huntington Technical Assistance 

017914076 WV Higher Ed Policy Com South Charleston Economic Adjustment Assistance 017914105 TechConnectWV Multi City Economic Adjustment Assistance 01830888201 Eastern Panhandle RPDC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830889501 Mid-Ohio Valley RPDC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830889601 Region VII P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891501 Region I P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891601 Region II P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891701 BCKP Reg Intergovt Cncl Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891801 Region 4 P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830891901 Region VI P&DC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830892001 Bel-O-Mar Reg Council Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830892101 Brooke-Hancock RPDC Multi City Economic Development Planning A01830892301 Region 8 PDC Multi City Economic Development Planning A

WEST VIRGINIA Sum 

WEST VIRGINIA Count 

WISCONSIN 06010547101 Langlade County Antigo Public Works and Economic Develo

060605701 Mississippi River RPC La Crosse Technical Assistance 060605708 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Spooner Technical Assistance 066605710 Univ of Wisconsin-Milw Milwaukee Technical Assistance 067905725 Univ of Wisconsin-Milw Milwaukee Economic Adjustment Assistance 068305651 West Central WI RPC Eau Claire Economic Development Planning A068305655 Northwest Reg Plan Comm Spooner Economic Development Planning A068305674 North Central WI RPC Wausau Economic Development Planning A068305681 Mississippi River RPC La Crosse Economic Development Planning A068305688 Southwestern WI RPC Platteville Economic Development Planning A068405654 Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Lac du Flambeau Economic Development Planning A068605645 Thrive, Inc. Madison Economic Development Planning A
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Program 

Approved Investments by State and Program -- October 01, 2010 to September 30, 2011WISCONSIN Sum WISCONSIN Count 

WYOMING 05660503501 University of Wyoming Newcastle Technical Assistance 

05830500501 High Plains EDD Wheatland Economic Development Planning A05830501501 North East Wyoming EDC Gillette Economic Development Planning A058705009 Campbell County EDC Gillette Economic Development Planning A

WYOMING Sum 

WYOMING Count
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Grant $ 

(000) 

ALABAMA 040106509 Thomasville Water & Sewe Thomasville 2,00ALASKA 077906673 Pipeline Training Center Fairbanks 90

077906674 State of Alaska Seward 1,00

ARIZONA 070106663 The Navajo Nation Window Rock 45

070106664 City of San Luis San Luis 1,60070106681 Yuma County Airport Yuma 3,80

ARKANSAS 080104638 Pulaski County Little Rock 1,00

080104696 SWARIA Arkadelphia 1,00080104703 Heber Springs Heber Springs 1,40080104728 Crossett, City of Crossett 1,00087904643 Marked Tree Marked Tree 60

CALIFORNIA 070106640 City of Visalia Visalia 2,00

077906716 City of Salinas Salinas 3,48077906769 City of San Jose San Jose 2,35

CONNECTICUT 010108994 Town of East Hartford East Hartford 1,15

010114009 New Haven New Haven 652 010114047 West Haven City of West Haven 1,00

FLORIDA 040106551 Indian River State Coll Fort Pierce 1,13

040106580 Palm Bay Palm Bay 2,81047906517 Fresh Ministries Jacksonville 472 

GEORGIA 040106477 City of Jefferson Jefferson 92

040106513 City of Adel Adel 812 040106518 Decatur County Bainbridge 1,672 040106519 Bulloch County Statesboro 1,27040106539 Town of Braselton Braselton 1,00040106557 City of Millen Millen 91040106591 Moultrie-Colquitt County Moultrie 1,372 047906560 Savannah EDA Savannah 955 

IDAHO 070106637 College of Southern ID Twin Falls 4,40ILLINOIS 06010537001 Fairfield City of Fairfield 48

060105716 Ottawa City of Ottawa 1,98067905699 Rock Island City of Rock Island 1,49

INDIANA 060105646 Miami County EDA Peru 3,15

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2011
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Grant $ 

(000) 

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2011

INDIANA 060105656 Corydon Town of Corydon 24

060105679 Harrison Co Regional Sew Corydon 1,04060105696 Fulton EDC Rochester 59

IOWA 050105140 NE Iowa Community Colleg Calmar 1,17

057905141 Sioux City Sioux City 2,00

KANSAS 050105103 Hutchinson City of Hutchinson 1,36KENTUCKY 046906556 Muhlenberg Cnty Court Greenville 504 

046906559 City of Somerset Somerset 1,80047906542 City of Leitchfield Leitchfield 1,00047906561 City of Vanceburg, KY Vanceburg 2,00047906582 City of Lawrenceburg Lawrenceburg 1,07

LOUISIANA 087904683 Tulane University New Orleans 1,20

087904729 South Central PDC Houma 1,50

MAINE 010114003 Loring Development Auth. Limestone 1,132 

010114050 Midcoast Reg Redev Auth Brunswick 1,70017914106 University of Maine Orono 3,00

MARYLAND 010114018 Tri-County Council LES Salisbury 853 

017914022 Dorchester County Cambridge 60

MASSACHUSETTS 010114056 HG&E Holyoke 2,132 

010114111 Caring Health Center Springfield 50

MICHIGAN 06010532101 Mi Tech Enterprise Corp Houghton 273 

060105663 Wayne County Detroit 2,00

MINNESOTA 06010557801 Pine Tech College Pine City 35

060105653 Emerge Cmty Dev Minneapolis 1,14060105677 Perham City of Perham 2,42

MISSISSIPPI 040106475 City of Brookhaven Brookhaven 50

047906511 Jones County Jr. College Waynesboro 1,05

MISSOURI 050105027 Washington City of Washington 974 

050105132 Lebanon City of Lebanon 1,00057905196 State Fair Com. Col. Sedalia 1,82057905202 LCRA of St. Louis County Wellston 1,795 
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Grant $ 

(000) 

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2011

MONTANA 050104970 Anaconda-Deer Lodge Anaconda 77

050105084 MonTEC Missoula 1,74057905186 Port of Northern Montana Shelby 32

NEBRASKA 050105211 Lexington City of Lexington 76NEVADA 070106675 FIT Las Vegas 1,70NEW JERSEY 010114082 Atlantic Cape CC Mays Landing 2,00NEW MEXICO 080104648 Deming Deming 1,50

080104650 Bernalillo County Albuquerque 1,50080104654 NCGR Santa Fe 50087904716 Santa Fe Bus. Incubator Santa Fe 1,25

NEW YORK 010114085 Rochester Rochester 2,05NORTH CAROLINA 040106522 Halifax County Halifax 77

040106527 Gates County Gatesville 90040106545 Scotland County EDC Laurinburg 80040106546 Lee County Sanford 80040106599 Northampton County Jackson 2,002 047906525 BBAI Elizabethtown 80047906566 Rowan-Cabarrus Comm Coll Salisbury 2,00

NORTH DAKOTA 050105203 United Tribes Tech Coll Bismarck 61NORTHERN MARIANA I

S 070106670 CNMI Water Task Force Saipan 1,50

OHIO 06010558101 Tuscarawas County UBD New Philadelphia 375 

060105649 Ashtabula Co Port Author Jefferson 1,55060105658 Ohio EAMC Lima 1,45060105666 Leipsic Village Leipsic 2,37067905644 ACEnet Nelsonville 315 067905698 Lucas County Improv Corp Toledo 3,09

OKLAHOMA 080104715 Okla. Innovation Inst. Tulsa 80

087904717 OSU-UML Ponca City 1,00087904725 Tulsa Eco. Dev. Corp. Tulsa 60087904734 Potawatomi Nation Shawnee 1,00

OREGON 077906759 Portland State Univ. Portland 1,50
State Project # Grantee Location EDA Grant $ 

(000) 

Projected Private Sector Investment Ratio for FY 2011

PENNSYLVANIA 010114055 Johnstown RDA Johnstown 1,20

010114110 Span American Civic Assn Lancaster 1,28

RHODE ISLAND 010108995 PCHC Providence 2,992 

017914104 Providence Providence 1,50017914115 Bristol Bristol 2,96017914117 Westerly Westerly 2,49017914118 Coventry Coventry 2,17017914121 West Warwick Sewer Auth Warwick 72017914130 E Providence Water DC East Providence 5,00

SOUTH CAROLINA 040106514 Dorchester County St. George 1,38

040106524 Anderson Reg Joint Wtr Anderson 2,00047906544 Piedmont Tech College Greenwood 1,792 

SOUTH DAKOTA 057905052 Mitchell Tech White Lake 1,16TENNESSEE 047906572 Crossville Crossville 1,00

047906573 Jonesborough Jonesborough 1,00047906577 City of Chattanooga Chattanooga 1,91047906578 Nashville EC Nashville 2,50

TEXAS 080104653 UT El Paso El Paso 1,50

080104684 Baylor University Waco 1,20080104693 Eastland Eastland 1,00080104694 Gregory City of Gregory 1,00080104702 Austin City of Austin 75080104724 TX A&M U Corpus Christi Corpus Christi 1,41080104727 Seguin City of Seguin 1,18080104733 Brownsville, City of Brownsville 1,00087904656 Accion Texas Inc San Antonio 1,315 087904718 Mineola Mineola 1,00087904726 Gulf of Mexico Foundatio Galveston 1,16

VIRGINIA 010108998 University of Virginia Prince George 3,97WASHINGTON 070106590 City of Bremerton Bremerton 2,60

070106597 Port of Benton Prosser 2,00070106731 City of Quincy Quincy 3,00077906682 Port of Royal Slope Royal City 1,40

WEST VIRGINIA 017914076 WV Higher Ed Policy Com South Charleston 5,25
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WISCONSIN 06010547101 Langlade County Antigo 21