Chad Ress

National Endowment for the Arts Grant to support the preservation of jobs that are threatened by declines in philanthropic and other support during the current economic downturn.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $50,000.00

Place boulders in Wrinkle Cove and Whiskey Creek Recreation Areas. Boulders will be used to prevent illegal off-road travel during low lake levels and prevent environmental degradation.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $125,000.00

Northwest Michigan Youth Conservation Corps will work with park personnel to repair 15 miles of deteriorating hiking trails at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Trails will be brushed, tread surfaces repaired and erosion control devices cleaned, repaired, and installed.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $50,000.00

Grant for an assesment of the environmental impact of installing an underwater transmission cable in the San Francisco Bay and photovoltaic panels on Alcatraz Island to end the island’s reliance on diesel generators.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $118,298.00

Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy – A 41-acre site that will be restored into a vital wetlands by bringing in tidal flow, buiding up levees and replanting native plants
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $3,200,000.00

The City plans to use the grant to develop an inventory of Brownfields within the Community, and then perform environmental assessments on priority sites to identify issues of concern and help prepare them for sale and/or redevelopment.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $200,000.00

Under this component, 230 acres of existing salt ponds, located on the west side of the Otay River channel, would be restored to shallow subtidal and intertidal habitat.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $2,900,000.00

Campground Construction Phase III. Backlog Infrastructure Maintenance Issue – The aging and obsolete existing campground no longer supports current recreational interests and needs and therefore must be modernized. Completion of campground is essential to public welfare.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $2,380,000.00

Fully fund Architect /Engineer contract to prepare plans and specifications for the construction on the lower half of Mission Creek..
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $600,000.00

Construction of Joint Force Headquarters. Electrical duck bank, Concrete footings, Sitework (Erosion Control, Grading, Clearing and Grading, Stormwater Drainage)
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $24,382,110.00

Construct log boom at Fullerton Dam to keep debris from reaching the intake tower, improve drainage in the dam reservoir and prevent large debris from entering the trash racks and/or flood control gates at the intake tower and causing a possible stoppage.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $815,000.00

Install shade shelters in Oak Knoll Campground. Shade tress are lacking due to water fluctuations. Renovate picnic tables. Project will reduce future maintenance and enhance visitor satisfaction.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $275,000.00

Removal of graffiti. Grafitti abatement on the channel walls of the Santa Ana River Basin is an exponentially growing manpower and resource requirement which cannot be met with current resources and directly affects the communities along the flood drainage area.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $900,000.00

This project is for the upgrade of the Mohawk Area Restrooms to bring the facility into compliance with the American Disabilities Act. 
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $487,000.00

Funds granted for purchases of buses and equipment.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $4,393,000.00

Funds granted for purchases of shelters and buses, and ADA operations.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $2,015,700.00

Title I – Part D Delinquent Institutions.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $131,435.00

Funds allocated for construction of a bike / pedestrian bridge to connect with the existing bike path and provide access cross Rose Creek.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $5,000,000.00

Santa Clara Apartments Green Retrofit. Conduct energy efficient upgrades to existing public housing community. This funding can be expected to result in providing employment to architects and engineers, construction workers and product manufacturers.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $331,967.00

Complete contract for channel improvements to Reach 9
Phase 2B of the lower Santa Ana River.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $26,000,000.00

Project consists of reinforcement of 7 miles of Levee with Soil Treatment and Sheetpile. The US Army Corps of Engineers will be the responsible agency for this project. Santa Barbara County will assist the Corps with land rights and utilities.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $40,230,000.00

Within the 140 mile area of the City of Detroit, officials estimate that there are approximately 33,000 vacant homes and 90,000 empty lots. In 2009, the City of Detroit demolished 860 vacant homes and aims to demolish thousands more during 2010 and over the next several years.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $45,332,612.00

Within the 140 mile area of the City of Detroit, officials estimate that there are approximately 33,000 vacant homes and 90,000 empty lots. In 2009, the City of Detroit demolished 860 vacant homes and aims to demolish thousands more during 2010 and over the next several years.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $45,332,612.00

The U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) provided grant funding to the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee for capital investment in qualified Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) projects.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $14,024,415.00

157,000 Square Feet with 14 Acres Heavy Industrial Former Plastigage facility located in Blackman Charter Township at 2917 Wildwood Avenue. Most buildings will be demolished and will be ready for redevelopment.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $1,000,000.00

The City plans to use the grant to develop an inventory of Brownfields within the Community, and then perform environmental assessments on priority sites to identify issues of concern and help prepare them for sale and/or redevelopment.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $200,000.00

International Training Institute for Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning Industry: Funds used for training workers in both Washentenaw and Macomb counties.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $1,000,000.00

The primary goal of this proposal is to computerize taxonomic, geographic, and stratigraphic information for catalogued invertebrate fossils at the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology (UMMP-IC). The online database will be available to the general public.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $304,867.00

The primary goal of this proposal is to computerize taxonomic, geographic, and stratigraphic information for catalogued invertebrate fossils at the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology (UMMP-IC). The online database will be available to the general public.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $304,867.00

Award Grant to the City of Kentwood MI for lighting upgrades to Kentwood’s Campus Parking Lot and customer-owned street to LED lighting.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $217,900.00

Complete contract for channel improvements to Reach 9
Phase 2B of the lower Santa Ana River.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $26,000,000.00

Widen Refugio Road and Roblar Avenue to provide shoulder enhancement to increase the safety for traveling public by increasing recovery zones for vehicles. 
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $1,380,000.00

The purpose of the project is to install infrastructure improvement, an alley, for a new housing project that include both market rate and low moderate, income qualified households. The CDBG-R grant we received will be used entirely on the alley infrastructure improvements.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $160,689.00

Funds will be used to award 4 fully funded construction contracts to construct fish passage, complete required documentation, and complete project.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $7,500,000.00

Funds used for temporary hiring of additional security guard.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $14,900.00

Ferry Boat Discretionary Program. The Federal Highway Administration received $60 million for the Ferry Boat Discretionary (FBD) Program under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The funds were allocated to build ferry docks and facilities, construct ferry boats and improve ferry service while saving and creating jobs.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $3,200,000.00

The surveillance cameras will be placed in key locations in the Stearns Park Beach recreation area and in Downtown Ludington.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $16,782.00

The surveillance cameras will be placed in key locations in the 
Stearns Park Beach recreation area and in Downtown Ludington.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $16,782.00

The City plans to use the grant to develop an inventory of Brownfields within the Community, and then perform environmental assessments on priority sites to identify issues of concern and help prepare them for sale and/or redevelopment.
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $200,000.00

Expand on the current library building. 
Amount funded by Recovery Act: $100,000.00