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# | CO Dept(s) | Fed Agency | Title | State [NAME]) | Fed Fund Level | Anticipated State Fund Level | Allocation Method (allocator) | Targeted Recipient | Timeline | Notes
1 | Ag | Agriculture | Aquaculture Assistance |  | $50M | TBD | Competitive (USDA) | State and aquaculture producers | At 60 days post passage state must be notified by USDA of fund availability. At 120 days grants are made. | Requires that feed prices have gone up 'substantially'
2 | CDPHE | Agriculture | Disaster Assistance Transition |  | $194M | TBD | Discretionary (USDA) | Farmers and Ranchers |  | Farm operating loans
3 | DOLA | Agriculture | RUS, Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program |  | $968 million grants, $2.8 billion direct loans | TBD | [NAME] through USDA Rural Development state office | Municipalities, counties, special-purpose districts, and nonprofits |  | [NAME] [PHONE] [EMAIL]
4 | DOLA | Agriculture | Watershed Operations & Flood Prevention |  | $340M |  | Discretionary (USDA) | 11 Watershed areas around the US | [NAME], National Watershed Rehabilitation Manager, [PHONE] | Colorado has no watershed areas and is not included in this program
5 | CDE | Agriculture | National School Lunch Program | [NAME] | $100M | 1075051 | Competitive (CO) | Public and non-profit private schools and residential child care institutions |  | States must distribute these funds via competitive grants to local school food authorities, with priority given to those schools in which at least 50 percent of students are eligible for free or reduced lunch.
6 | CDE | Education | (IDEA) Special Education Part B section 619 |  | $400M | 5281455 | [NAME] (USDOE) | LEA's directly from the federal government | for the purposes of school years '09-'10 and '10-'11 | Based on population including consideration for the number of children living in poverty
7 | CDE | Education | (IDEA) Special Education Part C |  | $500M | 6950136 | [NAME] (USDOE) | LEA's directly from the federal government | for the purposes of school years '09-'10 and '10-'11 | Based on proportion of Toddlers and infants in CO as compared to the US.
8 | CDE | Education | Education for the Homeless Children and Youth |  | $70M | 924815 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State education agencies | Funds available for school years 09-10 and 10-11 | States receive a grant in proportion to the number of homeless students identified during the 2007-2008 school year.
9 | CDE | Education | Impact Aid |  | $100M | 1037110 | [NAME] (USDOE) | LEA's that educate federally-connected students or have federally owned land |  | To provide for the undertaking of emergency renovations and modernization projects
10 | CDE | Education | Statewide Longitudnal Data Systems |  | $250M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Local Education agencies, Nonprofit organizations |  | The U.S. Department of Education is distributing $250 million nationwide in competitive grants to state education agencies for improving data systems to manage individual student data, including college readiness test scores and teacher identification data.
11 | CDE | Education | Vocational Rehabilitation State Grants |  | $540M | 7307044 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State |  | This program provides grants to states to support a wide range of services. Eligible individuals are those who have a physical or mental impairment that results in a substantial impediment to employment, who can benefit from vocational rehabilitation (VR) services for employment, and who require VR services. Priority must be given to serving individuals with the most significant disabilities if a state is unable to serve all eligible individuals.
12 | CDE | Education | (IDEA) Special Education Part B, Section 611 | [NAME] | $11.3B | 148731000 | [NAME] (USDOE) | LEA's directly from the federal government | for the purposes of school years '09-'10 and '10-'11 | Based on the number of children with disabilities in the state who are receiving special education and related services.
13 | CDE | Education | Enhancing Education through Technology | [NAME] | $650M | 7044669 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State education agencies | Funds remain available until 9/30/10 | The purpose of the program is to assist school districts in their efforts to implement school technology plans and to assist districts with the integration of technology into curricula and instructional practices. Funds can also be used to provide ongoing professional development to teachers.  Fifty percent of the available funding must be distributed by formula using (ESEA) Title I funding criteria.  The remaining funds must be distributed through a competitive process developed by the receiving State Education Agency.
14 | CDE, OSPB | Education | Title I | [NAME] | $13B | 111135922 | [NAME] (USDOE) | LEA's directly from the federal government | for the purposes of school years '09-'10 and '10-'11 | $5 billion each for NCLB sections 1125 and 1125A. $3 billion for school improvement grants section 1003 (g).
15 | CDE, DHE | Education | Teacher Quality Enhancement |  | $100M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | State education agencies, LEA's, Institutions of higher education |  | To improve teacher recruitment
16 | DHE | Education | (PELL) Federal Work Study |  | $200M | 2733027 | Competitive (USDOE) | [NAME] institutions to distribute to applicants
17 | DHE | Education | [NAME] | [NAME] | $15.64B | 18000000 | Discretionary (USDOE) | Students of Higher Education |  | Including FY2009 omnibus maximum [NAME] grant will be $5,350
18 | Lieutenant Governor | Education | (R2T) Race to the Top: Innovation Fund |  | $650M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Applicants must be a local school district or partner with one. |  | An eligible entity will have significantly closed achievement gaps, exceeded state's annual measurable objectives in the areas identified above
19 | Lieutenant Governor, OSPB | Education | (R2T) "Race to the Top" State Incentive Grants | Lieutenant Governor [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] | $4.3B | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | State | Through 2010 | Colorado well positioned to receive between $300M and $500M
20 | CDLE | Commerce | (TAA) Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms |  | $50M | TBD | Competitive (USDOC) | TAA | ARRA reauthorizes TAA until 12/31/2013 | When workers are certified by the DOL to be TAA benefit eligible, the Secretary of Commerce is required to reach out to the firm to notify it of its potential TAA eligibility. A final determination of eligibility is then made by the Secretary of Commerce. Grants for those eligible firms are made available by the Secretary to the 8 regional Economic Development Administrations, who then divide funding to the 11 regional TAACs, which provide various services to firms in order to increase their competitiveness.
21 | CDLE | EPA | (LUST) Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund Program |  | $600M | 2540000 | [NAME] (EPA) | State |  | Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund Program will carry out leaking underground storage tank cleanup activities.  Cleanup activities are necessary so that product does not infiltrate the water supply and contaminate the soil.
22 | CDLE | Labor | (SCSEP) Senior Community Service Employment Program | [NAME] | $120M | 240104 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State | Funds remain available through 9/30/2010 | SCSEP is a program operated by the U.S. Department of Labor that serves unemployed individuals with low incomes (125% of poverty) who are 55 and over and have poor employment prospects. Eligible individuals are placed in part-time community service assignments in not for profit organizations or governmental entities and paid state minimum wage for 20 hours per week.  The  additional goal is to transition participants to unsubsidized employment.
23 | CDLE | Labor | (TAA) Sector Partnership Grants |  | $40M | TBD | Discretionary (USDOL) | TAA | ARRA reauthorizes TAA until 12/31/2011 | To facilitate partnerships between industry, State and local governments, firms, local labor and workforce investment boards, and educational institutions to strengthen and revitalize industries. Grants may be used to help the partnerships identify the skill needs of the targeted industry or sector and any gaps in the supply of available, skilled workers in the community impacted by trade. They may also be used to implement and develop strategies for small-and medium-sized firms to increase their productivity and retain workers.
24 | CDLE | Labor | (TAA) Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers |  |  | TBD | Discretionary (USDOL) | TAA | ARRA reauthorizes TAA until 12/31/2010 | To assist workers at firms who have become (or are threatened to become) fully or partially separated from employment due to trade with foreign countries. Workers (3 or more) must apply for a TAA eligibility designation from the Secretary of Labor. Extends TAA program to cover workers at affected public agencies, as well downstream service providers. The program provides qualified workers with compensation, health care tax credits, relocation allowances, training allowances, alternative TAA benefits (for workers over 50) and other services.
38 | CDLE, DHE | Labor | (TAA) Community College and [NAME] |  | $40M | TBD | Competitive (USDOL) | TAA | ARRA reauthorizes TAA until 12/31/2012 | Grant proposals must include information regarding the manner in which the grant will be used to improve or develop an education or training program, the extent to which the program will meet the needs of workers in the community, the extent to which the proposal fits into a communities strategic plan or Sector Partnership Grant, and any previous experience of the institution in providing such services to TAA eligible workers.
25 | CDLE | Labor | Green Jobs Training |  | $500M | TBD | Competitive (USDOL) | Agency Discretion | Awaiting Guidance | These funds are designated for projects that prepare workers for careers in energy efficiency and renewable energy as described in the Green Jobs Act of 2007.
26 | CDLE | Labor | Jobs Corps Program |  | $250M | TBD | [NAME] | Office of Job Corps | Awaiting Guidance | The funds will support construction and modernization of a network of residential facilities serving at-risk youth. The funds will allow the Office of Job Corps to move forward on a number of ready-to-go rehabilitation and construction projects, including those where competitions have already been concluded.
27 | CDLE | Labor | State Employment Services Grants | [NAME] | $400M | 6202997 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State | Funds remain available through 9/30/2010 | Grants will be distributed according to the formula found in section 6 of the Wagner-Peyser Act (29 U.S.C. § 49). This formula allots two-thirds of grant monies based on the ratio of civilian laborers in each state to the total in all the states; the remaining one-third is allotted based on the ratio of the unemployed in each state to the total in all states.
28 | CDLE | Labor | UI Administration | [NAME] | $500M | 9104983 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State |  | Based on formula in legislation
29 | CDLE | Labor | UI Benefits Extension | [NAME] |  | 342010072 | [NAME] (USDOL) | UI recipients | through 12/31/2009. | Provides qualifying individuals with 20 weeks of federally funded extended UI benefits and 13 additional weeks in high unemployment states. Total benefit will vary based on caseload.
30 | CDLE | Labor | UI Increased Benefits | [NAME] |  | 87249628 | [NAME] (USDOL) | UI recipients | through 12/31/2009 | States voluntarily select to increase state UI benefits by $25/ week/eligible individual. Full reimbursement paid to states by the federal government.
31 | CDLE | Labor | UI Modernization Act | [NAME] | $7B | 51984300 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State
32 | CDLE | Labor | WIA - Adult State Grants | [NAME] | $500M | 4792362 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State with 85% sub-allocation to local Workforce Investment Boards |  | To train unemployed adults and ensure that supportive services and needs-related payments are available to support the employment and training needs of priority populations, including recipients of public assistance and other low-income individuals.
33 | CDLE | Labor | WIA - Dislocated Workers Grants | [NAME] | $1.25B | 14464916 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State with 85% sub-allocation to local Workforce Investment Boards |  | To assure that supportive services and needs-related payments that may be necessary for an individual's participation in job training are a part of the dislocated worker service strategy.
34 | CDLE | Labor | WIA - High-Growth Industry Training |  | $750M | TBD | Competitive (USDOL) | State, Workforce Investment Boards |  | Green Jobs set-aside of $500 million for careers in the energy efficiency andrenewable energy (WIA Section 171(e)(1)(B))
35 | CDLE | Labor | WIA - National Emergency Grants |  | $200M | 0 | Competitive (USDOL) | State WIA organizations | Funds remain available through 6/30/2010 | To expand service capacity at the State and local levels in response to significant events that cannot reasonably be expected within the formula-funded program
36 | CDLE | Labor | WIA - Youth State Grants | [NAME] | $1.2B | 11874970 | [NAME] (USDOL) | State with 85% sub-allocation to local Workforce Investment Boards |  | To create summer employment opportunities for youth and language applying the work readiness performance indicator to such summer jobs is included as an appropriate measure for those activities. Year-round youth activities are also envisioned. [NAME] changes the eligibility age from 21 to 24 years.
37 | CDLE | Labor | [NAME] |  | $50M | TBD | Competitive (USDOL) | Nonprofit projects to assist high-risk youth (ages 16-24) | Funds Available through June 30, 2010 | Assisting youth to complete High School and learn housing construction job skills through work on low-income and affordable housing building or rehab.
39 | CDOT | Transportation | Federal Aviation Administration | [NAME], [NAME] | $1.1 B | 37300000 | Discretionary (FAA) | Airports | FAA must award 50% of the funds within 120 days, and 100% of the funds within one year. | Denver International Airport will get $7 million for runway rehabilitation and $5 million for apron improvements.  Centennial Airport will get $4 million for taxiway rehabilitation. Aspen-Pitkin County Airport will get $4 million for apron improvements. Colorado Springs Airport will get $6.3 million for taxiway rehabilitation. Grand Junction Airport will get $8 million for apron rehabilitation. And [NAME] will get $3 million for taxiway rehabilitation.
40 | CDOT | Transportation | Federal Highway Administration Formula Funds | [NAME], [NAME] | $26.8 B | 403924130 | [NAME] (USDOT) | State | $141.4M of state funds must be obligated within 120 days.  [NAME] must be obligated within one year.  Opportunity to gain additional funds after 120 days and one year if state meets obligation deadlines. | 50% allocation by STP 50% by FY 2008 Obligation Rate
41 | CDOT, MPO's | Transportation | Federal Transit Administration:  Capital Investment Grants (New Starts) | RTD | $750M | TBD | Discretionary (USDOT) | Local transit authorities | TBD | Discretionary grants to public transit agencies to improve energy efficiency, and reduce costs and dependence on foreign oil. Priority for projects currently in construction or are able to obligate funds within 150 days of enactment of Act.
42 | CDOT, MPO's | Transportation | Federal Transit Administration:  Transit Capital Assistance | [NAME], [NAME] | $6.8B | 102700000 | [NAME] (USDOT) | State | State and transit agencies must obligate 50% of their funds within 180 days, and 100% of their funds within one year.  Opportunity to gain additional funds after 180 days and one year if transit agencies meet obligation deadlines. | These funds will be used to purchase buses and equipment needed to provide additional public transportation service and to make improvements to intermodal and transit facilities.
43 | CDOT, MPO's | Transportation | Federal Transit Administration: Transit Capital Assistance.  Clean Energy competitiive grant program | [NAME], [NAME] | $100M | TBD | Discretionary (USDOT) | Public transit agencies | TBD | Grants are to public transit agencies for capital investments that will assist in reducing the energy consumption or greenhouse gas emissions of their public transit systems.  Grants shall be given to projects based on the total energy savings that are projected to result from the investment, and projected energy savings as a percentage of the total energy usage of the public transit agency.
44 | CDOT, MPO's | Transportation | USDOT Mulitmodal Discretionary Grants | [NAME], [NAME] | $1.5 B | 300000000 | Competitive (USDOT) | State, local governments, transit agencies. | Criteria due to be published within 90 days.  Project applications within 180 days.  Awards announced within one year. | Mode Neutral.  Open to state, cities, counties, transit agencies.  Project Size $20 Million - $300 Million.  Projects must be of national or regional significance.  Priority to projects that require a contribution of Federal funds in order to complete an overall financing package, and to projects that are expected to be completed within 3 years of enactment of this Act:
45 | CDPHE | EPA | (DERA) Diesel Emission Reduction Act grants |  | $300M | 4730000 | Discretionary (EPA) | Entities with jurisdiction over transportation or air quality, that own or operate a diesel fleet, or [NAME] focused on pollution reduction. |  | A) National Clean Diesel program (Competitive grant: 70% of funding ~ $205.8 million). This program will have three RFAs all to be issued by USEPA HQ. 1. National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program contains the majority of the funding dedicated to deployment of EPA-verified and certified technologies. This component will be administered by USEPA's regional offices. 2. National Clean Diesel Emerging Technologies Program fosters the deployment of innovative technologies through a national grant competition. To qualify as an emerging technology, a manufacturer must have an EPA approved application and test plan for verification. 3. SmartWay Clean Diesel Finance Program allows EPA to issue competitive grants to establish national low-cost revolving loans or other financing programs that will provide funding to fleets to reduce diesel emissions.
46 | CDPHE | EPA | Brownfields Projects |  | $100M | TBD | Discretionary (EPA) | State and [NAME], Higher Education, Industry |  | Funds are provided for Brownfields competitive grants to address environmental site assessment and cleanup, 25 percent of which are mandated by law to address petroleum contamination. Funds will capitalize revolving funds and provide low interest loans, job training grants and technical assistance to local governments and non-profit organizations. Waives CERCLA cost sharing requirements.
47 | CDPHE | EPA | Clean Water State Revolving Fund | [NAME], [NAME] | $4B | 31834900 | [NAME] (EPA) | Clean Water State Revolving Fund |  | Waives mandatory 20 % matching requirements for revolving funds. Directs the Administrator to reallocate Revolving Fund monies where projects are not under contract or construction within 12 months of the date of enactment. Directs priority funding to projects on State priority lists that are ready to proceed to construction within 12 months of enactment. Provisions: Requires at least 50% of the capitalization grants each State receives be used to provide assistance for additional subsidization (forgiveness of principal, negative interest loans, or grants, or any combination of these). Requires at least 20% of each Revolving Fund be available for projects for green infrastructure, water and/or energy efficiency, innovative water quality improvements, decentralized wastewater treatment, storm water runoff mitigation and water conservation, unless states lack applicants with these types of projects.
48 | CDPHE | EPA | Drinking Water State Revolving Fund | [NAME], [NAME] | $2B | 34618000 | [NAME] (EPA) | Drinking Water State Revolving Fund |  | The mandatory 20 % matching requirements for revolving funds is waived. Directs the Administrator to reallocate Revolving Fund monies where projects are not under contract or construction within 12 months of the date of enactment. Directs priority funding to projects on State priority lists that are ready to proceed to construction within 12 months of enactment. Requires at least 50% of the capitalization grants each State receives be used to provide assistance for additional subsidization (forgiveness of principal, negative interest loans, or grants, or any combination of these). Requires at least 20% of each Revolving Fund be available for projects for green infrastructure, water and/or energy efficiency, innovative water quality improvements, decentralized wastewater treatment, storm water runoff mitigation and water conservation, unless states lack applicants with these types of projects.
49 | CDPHE | EPA | Hazardous Substance Superfund |  | $600M | TBD | Discretionary (EPA) | Existing Superfund sites |  | waives matching fund requirements
50 | CDPHE | HHS | Comparative Effectiveness Health Research |  | $1.1B | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Health Research | Awaiting Federal Guidance | This funding will be used to conduct or support research to evaluate and compare clinical outcomes, effectiveness, risk, and benefits of two or more medical treatments and services that address a particular medical condition. This research will not be used to mandate coverage decisions or impose "one-size-fits-all" medicine on patients. It will be designed to enable medical professionals and patients improve treatment. $300 million will be administered by AHRQ, $400 million will be transferred to NIH, and $400 million will be allocated at the discretion of the Secretary of HHS.
51 | CDPHE | HHS | National Health Service Corps (NHSC) |  |  | TBD | Competitive (HHS) | Health Service Professionals | Awaiting Federal Guidance | To address health professions workforce shortages providing scholarships, loan repayment, and grants to training programs for equipment.
52 | CDPHE | HUD | [NAME] |  |  | TBD | Competitive (HUD) | Residents | [NAME] is expected in April with application due in June or July. Recipients will be required to expend at least 50% of the funds within 2 years of the date funds become available and expend 100% of such funds of such date. 100% of funds must be expended within 3 years of the award date. | Grants to protect children and their families from housing-related health and safety hazards.
53 | CDPHE, CU Medical | HHS | Biomedical Research |  | $8.7B | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Biomedical Research Facilities | Awaiting specific guidance | $7.4 billion will be distributed to specific Institutes and Centers and to the Common Fund for biomedical research grants. $800 million will be used by the Office of the Director for purposes that can be completed within two years, including short-term grants focused on specific scientific challenges, new research that expands the scope of ongoing projects, research on public and international health priorities, and to enhance central research support activities, centralized information support systems.
54 | CDPHE, CU Medical | HHS | National Center for Research Resources |  | $1.3B | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Non-federal research facilities | Awaiting specific guidance | To repair, renovate, or construct extramural research facilities and to acquire shared instrumentation and other research equipment.
55 | CDPS | Homeland Security | (SAFER) Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grant Program |  |  | TBD | Competitive (USDHS | Emergency Service Providers | Awaiting Federal Guidance | To help fire departments increase the number of trained "front-line" firefighters available in their communities. Waives cost-sharing.
56 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | (ICAC) Internet Crimes Against Children | Sgt. [NAME] | $50M | 847710 | [NAME] (USDOJ) | State, law enforcement agencies | Applications due April 8, 2009 | To enhance responses to offenders who use computer technology to sexually exploit children, including forensic and investigative components, training and technical assistance, victim services, and community education
57 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | (STOP) Violence Against Women Grants | [NAME] | $225M | 2842653 | [NAME] (USDOJ) | State, local governments, and certain qualified nonprofit service providers | Applications Due May 29 | STOP formula grants are intended for use by states and territories; state, local and tribal courts (including juvenile courts); Indian tribal governments; local governments; and nonprofit, nongovernment victim services programs. Recipients are required to meet one or more of 14 statutory purpose areas. These areas include, but are not limited to: training law enforcement officers, judges, court personnel and prosecutors; developing, enlarging, or strengthening victim services programs; developing, installing or expanding data collection; and developing, enlarging, or strengthening programs addressing stalking.
58 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | BYRNE Federal Justice [NAME] | [NAME] | $225M | TBD | Competitive (USDOJ) | State, Local, Non-profit | Applications due April 27,2009 | In order to stabilize state and local governments and fight crime, funds can be used for a variety of purposes, including equipment, operations and support for other associated law enforcement personnel (such as prosecutors, public defenders, etc.). These funds can also be used to pay overtime expenses of officers on multi-jurisdictional task forces.
59 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | BYRNE Justice [NAME] | [NAME] | $2B | 29794073 | Competitive (CO) | State, Local, Non-profit | Applications due May 1, 2009 for state, Applications due May 18, 2009 for Local | [NAME] grants; available FY09-FY10. Split is $16M to be distributed by the state, $11.5M to be distributed by local authorities.
60 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | Rural Law Enforcement | [NAME] | $125M | TBD | Competitive (USDOJ) | State, local governments, non-profits | Applications due April 22, 2009 | To provide funding for drug enforcement, drug prevention and treatment, and other law enforcement activities in rural areas.
61 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | Transitional Housing Assistance Program |  | $50M | TBD | Competitive (USDOJ) | State, local governments, and certain qualified nonprofit service providers | Applications due April 8, 2009 | May be used for transitional housing, short-term housing assistance, support services designed to enable individuals who are fleeing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking to locate and secure permanent housing and integrate into a community by providing those individuals with services such as transportation, counseling, child care services, case management, employment counseling, and other assistance.
62 | CDPS, DCJ | Justice | Victims Assistance | [NAME] | $100M | 1780940 | Competitive (USDOJ) | State | Applications due March 20, 2009
63 | CDPS/ DFS | Homeland Security | Firefighter Assistance Grants |  | $210M | TBD | Competitive (USDHS) | Non-federal Fire stations | Applications due May 20 | Firefighter Assistance Grants for modifying, upgrading or constructing non-federal fire stations.
64 | DHE | NIST | Construction of Research Facilities |  | $360M | TBD | Competitive (NIST) | Institutions of Higher Education and non-profits |  | Grants
65 | DHS | Agriculture | (TEFAP) Commodity Assistance Program |  | $150M | TBD | Discretionary (USDA) | State, local, nonprofits, and even households may apply |  | Commodity Assistance Program (TEFAP)  Program passes through federally funded commodities and funds for distribution of said commodities to state network of food banks.
66 | DHS | Agriculture | Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and [NAME] (WIC) |  | $500M | TBD | Competitive (USDA) | Local health service providing agency. |  | Grants
67 | DHS | Agriculture | Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program |  | $20B | 179750468 | [NAME] (USDA) | State | Begins on the first full month 25 days after enactment (April) | Formerly Food Stamp program. 13.6% benefit increase, plus grants to states for administration ($145 million for FY09 and $150 million for FY10).
68 | DHS | Education | Independent Living Programs |  | $87.5M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Nonprofit Organizations
69 | DHS | Education | Independent Living State Grants |  | $18.2M | 242913 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State
70 | DHS | Education | Services for Older Individuals who are Blind |  | $34.3M | 497578 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State
71 | DHS | HHS | Child Care Development Block Grant | [NAME] | $2B | 24312304 | Discretionary (CO) | State |  | The ARRA requires that such grants be used to supplement, not supplant, state funding for child care assistance to low-income families.
72 | DHS | HHS | (HRSA) Health Resources and Services Administration Community Health Center Infrastructure Grants |  | $1.5B | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Federally Qualified Community Health Centers | Guidance should be available from the secretary in mid to late summer | These funds are to be used for construction, renovation, and equipment, and for the acquisition of health information technology systems for community health centers, including health center controlled networks receiving operating grants under section 330 of the Public Health Service Act.
73 | DHS | HHS | (HRSA) Health Resources and Services Administration Community Health Center Services Grants |  | $500M | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Federally Qualified Community Health Centers | Guidance should be available from the secretary in mid to late summer | These funds are to be used to support new sites and service areas, to increase services at existing sites, and to provide supplemental payments for spikes in uninsured populations.
74 | DHS | HHS | (HRSA) Health Resources and Services Administration Health Care Workforce |  | $200M | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Federally Qualified Community Health Centers | Guidance should be available from the secretary in mid to late summer | These funds are to be used for all the disciplines trained through the primary care medicine and dentistry program, the public health and preventive medicine program, and the scholarship and loan repayment programs for nurses and health professions.
75 | DHS | HHS | (HRSA) Health Resources and Services Administration National Health Service Corps |  | $300M | TBD | Competitive (USDHHS) | Federally Qualified Community Health Centers | Guidance should be available from the secretary in mid to late summer | Funds will be used for training primary healthcare providers including doctors, dentists, and nurses as well as helping pay medical school expenses for students who agree to practice in underserved communities through the National Health Service Corps.
76 | DHS | HHS | Adoption and Foster care Programs |  | $187M | 2223898 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | Adoption and Foster care Programs |  | Part of FMAP
77 | DHS | HHS | Child Support Enforcement |  |  | 6336000 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | Counties receive this directly
78 | DHS | HHS | Disproportionate Share Hospital Assistance |  | $268M | 2265318 | [NAME] | Disproportionate Share Hospitals
79 | DHS | HHS | Emergency Food Asst. Program |  | $150M | 1305286 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | Citizens below the poverty line |  | The ARRA provides in-kind support valued at $150 million to be distributed to the states according to the number of individuals in each state with incomes below the federal poverty level. Allocations come in the form of food commodities, not dollars, which are then distributed to local and non-profit direct-service agencies (e.g. food banks, soup kitchens).
80 | DHS | HHS | Head Start + Early Start | [NAME] | $2.1B | 7962093 | Discretionary (USDHHS) | state and local governments, as well as for-profit and non-profit organizations. |  | Funding to carry out activities under the Head Start Act.  Includes a COLA, quality improvement activities, funding for Early Childhood Advisory Councils and the expansion of preschool slots.
81 | DHS | HHS | Prevention and Wellness Fund |  | $1B | TBD | Discretionary (USDHHS) | State, awaiting further clarification | Awaiting Federal Guidance | 1. National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program contains the majority of the funding dedicated to deployment of EPA-verified and certified technologies. This component will be administered by USEPA's regional offices.
82 | DHS | HHS | Senior Meals Program |  | $100M | 1265254 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | Seniors
83 | DHS | HHS | Seniors Disabled Vets & SSI |  |  | 177949000 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | SSI beneficiaries
84 | DHS | HHS | Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) |  | $8B | $68,028,345.00 | Discretionary (CO) | TANF recipients |  | 2. National Clean Diesel Emerging Technologies Program fosters the deployment of innovative technologies through a national grant competition. To qualify as an emerging technology, a manufacturer must have an EPA approved application and test plan for verification.
85 | DHS | HUD | Public Housing Capital Fund (competitive) |  | $1B | TBD | Competitive (HUD) | Public Housing Agencies | Must be delegated by 9/30/2009 | To provide funding for development, financing, modernization of public housing.
86 | DHS | HUD | Public Housing Capital Fund (formula) |  | $3B | 17603292 | [NAME] (HUD) | Public Housing Agencies |  | To provide funding for development, financing, modernization of public housing.
87 | DNR | Agriculture | Forest Service, Capital Improvement and Maintenance |  | $650M | TBD | Discretionary (USFS) | State |  | Funding is based on project specific grants.
88 | DNR | Agriculture | Wildlife Fire management |  | $500M | TBD | Discretionary (USFS) | State and local governments |  | Funding is based on project specific grants. 10% must be spent on wood-to-energy biomass.
89 | DNR | Reclamation | Water and Water Related Resources |  | $1B | TBD | Competitive (Rec) | State, municipalities, water districts
90 | DOC | Justice | Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) |  | $1B | 1000000 | Competitive (USDOJ) | Law Enforcement Agencies | Applications due April 14, 2009. Funds available until September 30, 2010 | To provide funding for hiring and rehiring of additional career law enforcement officers. Applications are submitted directly to the Federal Government by hopeful agencies.
91 | DOLA | Commerce | Recovery Zone/EcoDevo Assistance |  | $150M | 0 | Competitive (USDOC) | State, local governments, nonprofits | Applications are accepted on a continuing basis | Priority given to areas that experienced sudden and severe economic dislocation and job loss due to corporate restructuring.
92 | DOLA | HHS | Community Services Block Grant |  | $1B | 8646994 | [NAME] (CO) | Citizens at or below 200% of the poverty line | All RFPs must be contracted by 12/31/09. All money must be spent by 9/30/10 | 3. SmartWay Clean Diesel Finance Program allows EPA to issue competitive grants to establish national low-cost revolving loans or other financing programs that will provide funding to fleets to reduce diesel emissions."
93 | DOLA | HUD | (CDBG) Community Development Block Grant | [NAME] | $1B | 10375141 | [NAME] (HUD) | Entitlement Communities having received funding in FY08 | Dollars must be spent by 6/30/2010 | To develop viable communities by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment and by expanding economic opportunities, principally for persons of low- and moderate-income. Grantees must ensure that at least 70 percent of its Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) grant funds are used for activities that benefit low- and moderate-income persons.
94 | DOLA | HUD | (HPRRP) Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-housing Program, also (ESG) | [NAME] | $1.5B | 15491118 | [NAME] (HUD) | State and local governments | State must submit substantial amendment to the Consolidated Plan 2008 Action Plan no later than 5/19/09. HUD completes review by 7/2/2009. HUD/State execute all grant agreements by 9/1/09. State must obligate funds to sub-grantees by 9/30/09 | The ARRA provides funding to states and local governments for short- and medium-term rental assistance, relocation and stabilization services for homelessness prevention, and “rapid re-housing.” The HUD Secretary will establish the requirements for this program within 30 days of the date of enactment (by March 19, 2009) and distribute funds according to a pre-existing formula.
95 | DOLA | HUD | HOME Funding, also (TCAP) | [NAME] | $2.25B | 27349670 | Competitive (CHFA) | Affordable housing developers that receive(d) LIHTC. | available until 9/30/2011 | On HUD's balance sheet as TCAP (Tax Credit Assistance Program). The HOME Program is a federal program with funds awarded to units of local government, non-profit and for-profit agencies to assist with local housing needs. Including housing rehabilitation, new construction, rental assistance, and down payment assistance programs.
96 | DOLA | Census | Census Recovery Act Program |  | $1B | TBD | [NAME] | [NAME] [EMAIL] | Recipients must expend at least half in two years of receiving the funds and 100% in three. | Hiring additional personnel, providing required training; targeted media purchases and enhanced management of operational and programmatic risks.  Special focus on outreach to minority communities and partnership enhancement strategies for hard to reach populations.
97 | DOLA | HUD | Neighborhood Stabilization Program | [NAME] | $2B | 27067874 | Competitive (HUD) | states, local government, and nonprofits | Applications for NSP2 program funds will be due July 17, 2009. See NSP2 NOFA for details. Applications for NSP technical assistance will be due June 8, 2009. See NSP-TA NOFA for details. | To provide funding to for purchase, rehabilitation, and re-occupancy of foreclosed homes.
98 | DOLA | HUD | Project Based Rental Assistance |  | $2B | 35545846 | [NAME] (HUD) | current PBRA participants |  | A simple cash infusion into the already existing Project Based Rental Assistance to provide full-year payments to participating landlords.
99 | DOLA, Ag | Agriculture | Rural Business Program |  | $150M | TBD | Competitive (USDA) | Rural businesses |  | Loans and Grants
100 | DOLA, Ag | Agriculture | Rural Community Facilities Program |  | $1.234B | TBD | Competitive (USDA) | Targets rural community facilities including hospitals, health clinics, health and safety vehicles and equipment, public safety vehicles, and child and elder care facilities. Said entities need apply. |  | Mostly loans
101 | DOLA, Ag | Agriculture | Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program |  | $10B | 81451500 | Competitive (USDA) | Rural home-owners |  | All loans: http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ARRASFH.pdf
102 | DOLA/ DHS | HHS | The Compassion Capital Fund |  |  | TBD | Competitive (HHS) | Faith-based NFP's | Awaiting Federal Guidance | The primary purpose of the CCF is to help faith-based and community organizations increase their effectiveness, enhance their ability to provide social services to serve the most in need, expand their organizations, diversify their funding sources, and create collaborations to better serve those in need.
103 | DoMVA | Veteran Affairs | National Cemetery Administration |  | $50M | TBD | Discretionary (DOVA) | State | funds available until 9/30/2010 | Cemetery must be state-owned and operated solely for eligible veterans and their dependents and/or spouses.
104 | DPA | Labor | COBRA Continuation Coverage |  | $24.7B | TBD | [NAME] | Individuals between jobs | see notes | To provide individuals and their families with a premium subsidy of 65 percent of the COBRA continuation premiums for a maximum of 9 months of coverage only with respect to involuntary terminations that occurs on or after September 1, 2008, and before January 1, 2010. The full premium subsidy is limited by a taxpayer's adjusted gross income (AGI), $125,000 for individuals and $250,000 for joint filers and is phased out for individuals with an AGI between $125,000 and $145,000 and families with an AGI between $250,000 and $290,000. It provides a special 60-day election period for a qualified beneficiary who is eligible for a subsidized premium and who has not elected COBRA continuation coverage as of the date of enactment or who is no longer enrolled on the date of enactment, for example, because the beneficiary was unable to continue paying the premium.
105 | GEO | Energy | (ARPA-E) Advanced Research Projects Agency |  | $400M | TBD | Discretionary (USDOE) | Institutions of higher education, companies, research foundations, trade and industry research collaborations, or consortia of such entities, which may include federally-funded research and development centers. | Awaiting Guidance | Modeled after the Defense Research Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), ARPA-E will develop and deploy advanced energy technologies by identifying and promoting revolutionary advances in fundamental sciences, translating those discoveries into technological innovations, and accelerating transformational technological advances in areas that industry by itself is not likely to undertake.
106 | GEO | Energy | Alternative Fuel Vehicle and Infrastructure Grants |  | $300M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | States and Local Governments | Awaiting Federal Guidance | This is a competitive grant pilot program through the Clean Cities Program of the DOE to provide not more than 30 geographically dispersed project grants to State governments, local governments, or metropolitan transportation authorities to purchase alternative fueled vehicles, or fuel cells vehicles, including hybrid/alternative fuel/fuel cell buses, delivery vehicles, ground support vehicles.  It may also be used to purchase ultra-low sulfur diesel vehicles, infrastructure necessary to support these vehicles, and for operation and maintenance of these vehicles and infrastructure.
107 | GEO | Energy | Biomass Technology Grants |  | $800M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | State and Local Governments | Feb 17, 2009.1. Pre-application Deadline: March 6, 2009. 2. Pre-Applicant notification to submit full app: April 28, 2009. 3. Full Application Deadline: June 11, 2009. 4. [NAME]: July 23, 2009. 5. Awards Made: September 30, 2009. | Research, development, demonstration and deployment activities to accelerate the development of biomass technologies; including feedstocks development, biofuels and biobased products development.
108 | GEO | Energy | Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants | [NAME] | $2.8B | 42618700 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State (42%), local governments (58%) | All funds must be obligated by 9/30/10. | Of the state portion the State Energy Programs receive approximately 42% of these funds. The other 58% must be passed through to towns of fewer than 35,000 residents or counties of less than 200,000.
109 | GEO | Energy | Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants Competitive | [NAME] | $400M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | State, local governments | All funds must be obligated by 9/30/10.
110 | GEO | Energy | Energy Star Rebate Program |  | $300M | TBD | [NAME] | Consumers | Awaiting Federal Guidance | Approximately 15 states have appliance rebate programs currently operating to incentivize the purchase of energy efficient appliances. This program would add federal funds to increase the effectiveness of these programs and to encourage the remaining states to adopt similar programs. This will speed the rollout of appliances that will be able to take advantage of [NAME] and spur consumer purchases of smart and energy efficient appliances.
111 | GEO | Energy | Fossil Energy Research |  | $3.4B | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Agency Discretion | Awaiting Guidance | $1B for fossil energy research and development programs; $800M additional amounts for the DOE-NETL Clean Coal Power Initiative Round III; $1.52B for a competitive solicitation for a range of industrial carbon capture and energy efficiency improvements projects; $50M for a competitive solicitation for site characterization activities in geologic formations; $20M for geologic sequestration training and research grants; and $10M for program direction funding.
112 | GEO | Energy | Geothermal Technologies Program |  | $400M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | State and Local Governments | Awaiting Federal Guidance | Research, development and demonstration efforts that emphasize the advancement of enhanced geothermal systems.
113 | GEO | Energy | Science Program |  | $1.6B | TBD | Discretionary (USDOE) | Agency Discretion | Awaiting Guidance | The Office of Science manages fundamental research programs in basic energy sciences, biological and environmental sciences, and computational science.
114 | GEO | Energy | Smart Grid Investment Program |  | $4.5B | TBD | Discretionary (USDOE) | Agency Discretion | Comments Due May 6 | Research and development, pilot projects and federal matching funds for the Smart Grid Investment Program to modernize the electricity grid.
115 | GEO | Energy | State Energy Program | [NAME] | $3.1B | 49222000 | Discretionary (GEO) | TBD by Colorado GEO | Obligate by 9/30/10 | Requires governors to: work with utilities to implement a general policy that ensures utilities provide financial incentives to help customers use energy more efficiently; adopt residential and commercial building codes that exceed specified standards; give priority to projects that include an expansion of existing energy efficiency programs; expand existing support for renewable energy projects and deployment activities; and cooperate in joint activities among states to support energy efficiency priorities. All funds must be obligated by 9/30/10.
116 | GEO | Energy | Transportation Electrification |  | $400M | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | End-users, manufacturers | Awaiting Federal Guidance | To implement a grant program for qualified electric transportation projects that reduce emissions, including shipside electrification of vehicles, truck stop electrification, airport ground support equipment and cargo handling equipment.
117 | GEO | Energy | Weatherization | [NAME] | $5B | 79531213 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State |  | Raises eligibility threshold from 150% to 200% of poverty. Increases maximum grant from $2,500 to $6,500. All funds must be obligated by 9/30/10. DOE has not provided guidance yet. Additional funds will be provided for demonstrably effective usage of funds.
118 | GEO, CDPHE, CDOT | Energy | Advanced Battery Manufacturing Grants |  | $2B | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Various entities are eligible; however, the participation of original equipment manufacturers is required in several categories. | Applications Due May 19 | For the manufacturing of advanced batteries and components; and to provide facility funding to manufacturers of advanced battery systems and vehicle batteries that are produced in the United States, including advanced lithium ion batteries, hybrid electrical systems, component manufacturers, and software designers.
119 | GEO, DOLA | HUD | Green Projects for Federally-Assisted Housing |  | $250M | TBD | Competitive (HUD) | Private and non-profit organizations participating in section 8, section 202, and section 811 programs. | funds to be expended within 2 years of receipt
120 | HCPF, OIT, [NAME] | HHS | Health Information Technology |  | $2B | TBD | Competitive (ONCHIT) | State, hospitals, Universities, laboratories, clinics, health care professionals |  | The CDBG Program is a federal program with funds awarded to units of local government to help communities by supporting local economic development and infrastructure activities. Legislation gives the states money to Implement and promote HIT. State must submit a plan describing activities to the DHHS. Also eligible for a loan program to assist in implementation for the same purpose. We are basically waiting on the USDHHS to provide guidance.
121 | HCPF, OIT, [NAME] | HHS | Health Information Technology Improvements |  | $17B | TBD | Competitive (ONCHIT) | Health Care Professionals |  | Provides eligible professionals who show meaningful use of an Electronic Health Record (EHR) in 2011 or 2012 with incentive payments of $18,000 in the first year. Payment adjustments for eligible professionals not demonstrating meaningful use of an EHR would begin in 2015. Provides eligible hospitals (including Critical Access Hospitals) with incentive payments starting in Fiscal Year 2011 and payments adjustments for hospitals not demonstrating meaningful use of an EHR in Fiscal Year 2015.
122 | HCPF, OSPB | HHS | (FMAP) Medicaid - Federal Medical Assistance %'s |  | $86.6B | 652600000 | [NAME] (USDHHS) | Medicaid beneficiaries |  | Provides each state with an increase in federal matching funds for state Medicaid expenditures in order to assist states with budget shortfalls avoid states’ having to cut back [NAME] and other state programs. Prescription Drugs made up of ($240,776,583)
123 | OEDIT | NIST | Scientific and Technical Research Services |  | $240M | TBD | Competitive (NIST) | Businesses that assist NIST in cooperative research |  | Grants
124 | OEDIT | SBA | 504 Loan Program |  | $375M | TBD | Competitive (SBA) | Small Businesses | Funds remain available until 9/30/2013 | To ensure small businesses maintain adequate access to 504 loans for fixed asset projects. 504 loans may be used for purchasing land and improvements, including existing buildings, grading, street improvements, utilities, parking lots and landscaping; construction of new facilities, or modernizing, renovating or converting existing facilities; or purchasing long-term machinery and equipment. Temporary fee elimination - SBA is directed to collect no fee or reduce fees to the maximum extent possible for the 504 loan program.
125 | OEDIT | SBA | 7(a) Loan Guarantee Program |  | $375M | TBD | Competitive (SBA) | Small Businesses | Funds remain available until 9/30/2012 | To ensure small businesses maintain have access to 7(a) loans that may be used to establish a new business or to assist in the operation, acquisition or expansion of an existing business. Temporary fee elimination - SBA is directed to collect no fee or reduce fees to the maximum extent possible for the 7(a) loan program. SBA may guarantee up to 90% of 7(a) loans.
126 | OEDIT | SBA | Business Stabilization Program |  | 225 | TBD | Competitive (SBA) | Small Businesses | Funds remain available until 9/30/2014 | To provide loans on a deferred basis to viable small business concerns that have a qualifying small business loan and are experiencing immediate financial hardship. To be used to make periodic payment of principal and interest, either in full or in part, on an existing small business loan for no more than 6 months.
127 | OEDIT | SBA | Micro-Loan Program |  | $6M | TBD | Competitive (SBA) | Small Businesses | Funds remain available until 9/30/2011 | Provides very small loans to start-up, newly established, or growing small business concerns. Under this program, SBA makes funds available to nonprofit community based lenders (intermediaries) which, in turn, make loans to eligible borrowers in amounts up to a maximum of $35,000. The average loan size is about $13,000. Applications are submitted to the local intermediary and all credit decisions are made on the local level.
128 | OEDIT, CCA | NEA | [NAME] |  | $50M | 314100 | Discretionary (CCA) | Producers of art
129 | OIT, HCPF | Agriculture | Distance Learning, Telemedicine and Broadband Program | [NAME] | $2.5B | TBD | Competitive (USDA) | Legally organized entities, states, and local governments | Sec Ag must report w/in 90 days | Allocation by grant, loan and loan guarantee.  75% rural areas. Rural community defined as a place that has no more than 20,000 inhabitants base on most recent census information, and is not an area designated as a standard metropolitan statistical area.
130 | OIT, HCPF | Commerce | Broadband | [NAME] |  | TBD | Competitive (NTIA) | Various |  | NTIA funding for broadband infrastructure and specific components including: State Broadband Data & Development Grant Program; expanding public computer center capacity; support innovative programs for sustainable broadband adoption; FCC development of a national broadband plan
131 | OSPB | Education | Fiscal Stabilization Fund | [NAME] | $48B | 760242539 | [NAME] (USDOE) | State | SFY 2009, 2010, 2011 | Funds not committed within 2 years will be reallocated
132 | Treasurer | Commerce | Recovery Zone Bonds |  | $25B | TBD |  | Economic "Recovery Zones" | Awaiting Federal Guidance | "Recovery zones" includes, among others, areas designated by the local government as having significant poverty, unemployment, rate of home foreclosures or general distress. For "economic development bonds" in a recovery zone, governmental issuers may receive a 45% credit of interest payable on the bonds. For "facility bonds," businesses may finance their capital expenditures made in a "recovery zone" using tax-exempt financing
133 | Treasurer | Education | Qualified School Construction Bonds |  | $22B | TBD | Discretionary (USDOE) | LEA's | Awaiting Federal Guidance | ARRA creates a new category of tax credit bonds for the construction, rehabilitation or repair of public school facilities or for the acquisition of land on which a public school facility will be constructed
134 | Treasurer | Energy | Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds. |  | $3.2B | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) |  | Awaiting Federal Guidance | Qualified energy conservation bonds are designed to finance a variety of projects aimed at reducing energy consumption or promoting energy efficiency.
135 | Treasurer | Energy | Renewable Energy Bonds |  | $2.4B | TBD | Competitive (USDOE) | Producers of Renewable Energy | Awaiting Federal Guidance
136 | Treasurer | Treasury | Build America Bonds |  |  | TBD |  | Local Governments | Awaiting Federal Guidance | Instead of excluding the interest income from gross income for federal tax purposes, the bondholder would receive a tax credit equal to 35% of the amount of interest received each year. For bonds used solely to finance capital expenditures, the local government issuer may elect to receive the tax credit in the form of a payment by the Secretary of the Treasury rather than provide the credit to the bondholder.
137 |  | Commerce | Digital-To-Analog Converter Box Program |  | $650M | TBD | Discretionary (USDOC) | General Public | Funds must be obligated by September 30, 2010 | $560M of actual coupons mailed to individual homes. $90M for overhead and public education.
138 |  | Homeland Security | Explosive Detections Equipment |  | $1B | TBD | Discretionary (TSA) | Airports |  | Funds distributed directly to the airports directly.
139 |  | US Army Corps of Engineers | US army Corps of Engineers - Construction and Maintenance |  | $4B | TBD | Discretionary (USACOE) | TBD | TBD | Purely Federal Apportionment. Provides public engineering and construction services for navigation, flood and storm protection, ecosystem restoration, environmental protection, and an array of other purposes. Funding included for ongoing projects, not to initiate new projects.