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                        Below is a list of projects OLDCC funded in Fiscal Year (FY) 2022To view current Fiscal Year 2024 awards, click here: Fiscal Year 2024 Awards – Updated April 2024To view Fiscal Year 2023 awardees, click here:  Fiscal Year 2023 Awards - Updated October 2023 Grants
    
      
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            GRANTEE:City of Mountain HomeTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$141,818.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of Mountain Home to conduct a study that analyzes wastewater treatment as a strategy to recharge the regional aquifer, reduce groundwater pumping, and ensure a reliable water supply is available to support the construction of new housing with the intent of reducing commute times for personnel working at Mountain Home Air Force Base.
    GRANTEE:City of Mountain HomeTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot ProgramFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$4,495,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of Mountain Home, Idaho, to construct an additional drinking water well and associated infrastructure including roadway and stormwater improvements.  The project supports Mountain Home Air Force Base by expanding development opportunities for housing and support infrastructure for mission personnel.  Installation personnel currently experience challenges locating housing in close proximity to the installation and are commuting long distances and paying higher costs for transportation and a place to live.
    GRANTEE:City of National CityTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$500,000.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of National City to assess the feasibility of the 8th Street Mobility Hub concept and evaluate additional pedestrian, bicycle, and Neighborhood Electric Vehicle shuttle connections to existing and proposed entry control points to improve parking capacity and commuter accessibility to Naval Base San Diego.  The study will leverage existing planning efforts and conduct condition modeling to assess key transportation challenges comprehensively.
    GRANTEE:City of Newport NewsTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot ProgramFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$6,284,379.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of Newport News and Newport News Waterworks to undertake enhancements to local infrastructure to support Naval Weapons Station Yorktown.  The project provides improvements to the Harwood's Mill Reservoir Dam to help increase flood protection and ensure a reliable water supply to the installation.
    GRANTEE:City of Newport Rhode IslandTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$48,290.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of Newport, in concert with surrounding local communities and the University of Rhode Island, to conduct a resilience study that analyzes the impact of super storms, flooding and sea level rise on regional infrastructure to support the continued mission readiness of Naval Station Newport.
    GRANTEE:City of San AngeloTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$362,534.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of San Angelo to undertake a waterline design to support the continued mission readiness of Goodfellow Air Force Base.  The new water line will increase water quantity and quality for all parties and improve fire protection for the military installation, which includes the Joint Service Louise F. Garland DoD Fire Academy.
    GRANTEE:City of White SettlementTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot ProgramFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$1,266,555.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the City of White Settlement, Texas to construct drainage improvements to protect the National Guard facility, existing residential properties, NAS JRB Fort Worth, and the adjacent Lockheed Martin facility from recurring storm water flooding issues. The entire White Settlement neighborhood is over 70-years old, has most of its original infrastructure, and has limited land area to accommodate drainage infrastructure.  The project will allow collection of storm water that routinely floods local roadways to be directed to a nearby drainage channel.
    GRANTEE:County of OrangeTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$398,473.00DESCRIPTION:Enables Orange County to conduct an energy transmission infrastructure study to identify vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies for the current aging transmission line, lacking in capacity for projected needs.  An action plan will assess the costs and benefits of additional routings and generation options for the line, improved transmission capacity and micro-gridding options to support the continued mission readiness of U.S. Military Academy West Point.
    GRANTEE:Development Authority of the North CountryTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 Installation ResilienceFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$179,430.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Development Authority of the North Country, NY, to engage an engineering firm for design and bidding services associated with the Fort Drum Water Line Pipeline Replacement Project, which was recommended by a prior OLDCC-supported physical analysis and assessment of the line.  The water line, owned by the Development Authority of the North Country, supports the continued mission readiness of Fort Drum through its supply of potable water to the base.
    GRANTEE:Douglas School DistrictTYPE OF GRANT:FY22 RealignmentFEDERAL GRANT AWARD:$2,679,702.00DESCRIPTION:Enables the Douglas School District to undertake planning and design of new public services and infrastructure in order to properly support the current 1,100 military-connected students and build capacity for an increase of 3,000 service members and their families at Ellsworth Air Force Base--retaining airmen and their families assigned to the installation.  The project includes feasibility study elements such as traffic studies, demographic studies, and the design of a geothermal loop.

  
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