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“READY TO GO” JOBS AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
America’s Mayors Report to the Nation on Projects to Strengthen
Metro Economies and Create Jobs Now
Release #2: December 8, 2008
Infrastructure Jobs in Cities – “Ready to Go” Today The U.S.
Conference of Mayors releases the second in its series of reports
on infrastructure projects that are “ready to go” in cities across
the nation – projects that can be started quickly after funding is
received and generate the significant numbers of jobs that are
needed to strengthen the economies of our metro areas and our
nation as a whole.
Today we are reporting that in 427 cities of all sizes in all
regions of the country, a total of 11,391 infrastructure projects
are “ready to go.” These projects represent an infrastructure
investment of $73,163,299,303 that would be capable of producing an
estimated 847,641 jobs in 2009 and 2010. The Conference of Mayors
MainStreet Economic Recovery plan, developed under the leadership
of Miami Mayor Manual A. (Manny) Diaz, the President of the
Conference, calls for federal investments in 10 sectors that will
quickly create jobs in metro areas, improve the infrastructure that
the private sector needs to succeed, help the small businesses of
Main Street America, and produce lasting economic and environmental
benefits for the nation. The following chart summarizes, for each
of the 10 sectors, the number of infrastructure projects described
by the 427 cities, the total investment that would be required to
implement these projects, and the estimated number of jobs that
could be generated by these projects.
SECTOR PROJECTS FUNDING JOBS Community Development Block Grants
for Infrastructure 2,412 12,675,711,266 205,184 Energy Block Grant
for Infrastructure and Green Jobs 942 6,273,272,563 38,792 Transit
Equipment and Infrastructure 628 7,069,333,697 80,883 City
Streets/Metro Roads Infrastructure 2,403 17,351,910,359 256,515
Airport Technology and Infrastructure 367 4,036,820,109 30,697
Amtrak Infrastructure 41 1,060,310,000 3,599 Water and Wastewater
Infrastructure 2,536 15,366,982,941 133,193 School Modernization
652 3,731,693,882 60,278 Public Housing Modernization 440
1,899,928,687 12,053 Public Safety Jobs and Technology 970
3,697,335,798 26,448
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Readers of this report should note that several cities were
unable to submit cost
estimates and/or estimates of jobs to be created by all of their
individual projects. Because this information could not be included
in our tabulations, the total project costs and job numbers we are
reporting for the cities as a group should be considered
conservative.
Further, because these totals reflect projects submitted to the
Conference of
Mayors by just 427 cities, both the potential infrastructure
investment that could be made across all of the nation’s principal
cities, and the potential number of jobs that such an investment
would create, are significantly larger.
In the U.S. today there are approximately 1,200 cities with
populations over 30,000, well over two-and-a-half times the number
of cities represented in this report. The Conference will continue
to collect information on city infrastructure projects that are
“ready to go.” The next report, scheduled for release in January,
will account for a larger number of cities and list a larger number
of projects. Documenting the Need for Infrastructure Investment In
early November, cities across the nation provided the Conference of
Mayors with examples of needed infrastructure projects that could
be started quickly and completed in 2009 if additional federal
funding were made available for them in any of the 10 MainStreet
infrastructure investment sectors. For these projects, the cities
gave us their estimates of the amount of funding that would be
needed and the number of jobs that would be created. A report
describing more than 4,600 projects in 154 cities capable of
creating well over a quarter-million jobs was released by the
Conference in Washington on November 13.
A week after the release of this first report, President-elect
Obama stated a goal of
creating 2.5 million jobs in America by 2011 – a goal strongly
supported by the nation’s mayors. The President-elect described a
two-year initiative to rebuild the nation’s crumbling
infrastructure. In response, the Conference invited cities to again
submit information on infrastructure projects, this time on
projects that could start quickly in 2009 and be completed by the
end of 2010.
Many of the cities included in the Conference’s first report
submitted additional projects, and many other cities submitted
their projects, greatly increasing our total estimates of federal
infrastructure funding that could be used and jobs that could be
created. This report combines the information on projects included
in the first report and projects submitted in response to the
Conference’s second request.
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A Call to Action – More Urgent Each Day Main Street America’s
economic crisis continues to worsen. Since the start of the
recession a year ago, the nation has lost 2.7 million jobs. About
10.3 million American workers are now unemployed. About 822,000
have been added to the long-term unemployment rolls (those jobless
for 27 weeks or more) over the past year. The nation’s unemployment
rate reached 6.7 percent in November – 1.7 percentage points higher
than a year ago – and is expected to continue to rise into next
year. Claims for unemployment benefits are at the highest level in
a quarter-century. Adding to the seriousness of the situation is an
underemployment rate that recent calculations put at 12.5 percent.
In today’s world, metro economies drive the national economy,
currently accounting for 86 percent of national employment, 90
percent of labor income, and 90 percent of gross domestic product
(GDP). It should be obvious that investing in Main Street metro
economies is the most direct path to creating the jobs and
stimulating the business that can begin to reverse the current
economic downturn. Washington has bailed out Wall Street, banks,
and insurance companies to the tune of $700 billion and hopes that
its investment will eventually be returned to the U.S. Treasury and
the taxpayer. It is now time for Washington to make another kind of
investment, one that guarantees a return: It is time to initiate
MainStreet Economic Recovery – immediate and direct assistance that
enables local governments and the private sector to invest in the
infrastructure and create the jobs that will help restore this
nation’s economic growth. Opponents of economic stimulus spending
assert that, because infrastructure projects could take years to
start and many more years to complete, investing in them would not
have the short-term impact on the economy that is needed. We have
documented in this report, however, that there are many thousands
of infrastructure projects in cities that can get underway
immediately and be completed quickly – within one or two years. As
we report, projects in just 4 cities are capable of quickly
generating nearly 848,000 jobs – well over one-third of the 2.5
million jobs sought by the President-elect. MainStreet Economic
Recovery – Immediate and Direct On October 29, Louisville Mayor
Jerry Abramson, a Past President of the Conference, presented the
Conference’s initial MainStreet plan to the House Transportation
and Infrastructure Committee. On the same day, our Immediate Past
President, Trenton Mayor Doug Palmer, presented it to the House
Ways and Means Committee. The plan they presented was based on the
package of programs for a second economic stimulus that passed the
House of Representatives in September but was stopped in the
Senate. To that House package we added three needed initiatives:
Community Development Block Grant for Infrastructure; Green Jobs –
Energy/Environment Block Grant; and Public Safety. In most of the
programs, 30 percent or more of the funding would go to the states,
with the remainder going to cities and counties – the metro areas
that account for the bulk of the nation’s gross domestic product.
In the transportation sector, our plan demands that current-law
commitments to local areas be preserved in distributing funds under
the Surface Transportation Program (STP).
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It is important to understand that our MainStreet Economic
Recovery plan calls for funds to flow quickly and directly to
cities through 10 federal funding streams that are already in
existence; many of these have demonstrated their effectiveness over
many years. The 10 infrastructure investments we are recommending
are: • Community Development Block Grant for Infrastructure – CDBG
would be used to
create jobs through: the construction of public facilities and
improvements, water and sewer facilities, streets, and neighborhood
centers; the conversion of school buildings for eligible purposes;
activities relating to energy conservation and renewable energy
resources; and assistance to profit-motivated businesses to carry
out economic development and job creation/retention activities.
• Energy Block Grant for Infrastructure and Green Jobs – The new
Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) program would be used by
cities, counties, and states to create thousands of energy
efficiency and renewable energy production projects. These projects
could include energy retrofits of public and private buildings in
local areas, installation of solar panels or wind turbines for the
production of electricity on local buildings, deployment of new
energy distribution technologies (such as distributed generation or
district heating and cooling systems) that significantly increase
energy efficiency, and development of systems to capture and
generate power from methane at landfills.
• Transit Equipment and Infrastructure – Transit funding would
be used to purchase buses,
street cars, rail cars, and other rolling stock and equipment
needed to create additional capacity; help stabilize fare
increases; and improve reliability. It would also be used to
restore and maintain facilities and infrastructure in a state of
good repair through projects that could, for example, expand
station capacity, improve rail tracks, and provide customer
information screens.
• City Streets/Metro Roads Infrastructure – Highway funding must
be distributed through
the Surface Transportation Program (STP); this ensures that it
will provide maximum flexibility to cities, counties, and states to
undertake bridge, bus and rail, and road projects in metropolitan
areas.
• Airport Technology and Infrastructure – Projects funded
through the Airport Improvement
Program (AIP) would include runway and taxi rehabilitations,
extensions, and widening; obstruction removal; apron construction,
expansion and rehabilitation; rescue and firefighting equipment and
facilities; airside service or public access roads; and noise
mitigation and abatement (Part 150) associated with aircraft
operations, including voluntary home buyout, which would fuel the
local housing market, and residential and business insulation
programs.
• Amtrak Infrastructure – Amtrak would use infrastructure
funding to make necessary
upgrades to tracks, bridges and tunnels, electric traction,
interlockings, signals and communications, and stations on the
Amtrak system. In addition, Amtrak could refurbish rail cars that
are currently in storage and return them to service.
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• Water and Wastewater Infrastructure – Local governments
contribute 98 percent of the
total investment in wastewater and 95 percent of the investment
in water infrastructure. Water and wastewater infrastructure grants
would be used to assist with rehabilitating aging water and sewer
infrastructure, complying with sewer overflow issues, and promoting
source water protection and availability.
• School Modernization – Federal school modernization funds
would be used to repair and
modernize school buildings in both large- and small-city school
districts, improve their energy efficiency, and equip them with
first-class technology.
• Public Housing Modernization – Public Housing Capital Funds
would be used for repair
and construction projects, including safety repairs. • Public
Safety Jobs and Technology – Providing COPS hiring grants to local
police
departments would allow them to put additional police officers
on the streets and in the schools as school resource officers.
Additional Byrne Justice Assistance Grant funding could be used to
hire personnel, support those personnel, and purchase equipment and
new technologies which make law enforcement personnel more
effective in their jobs.
“Ready to Go” Report Series – Updates of Infrastructure
Projects
For each of our 10 MainStreet infrastructure investment sectors,
the following pages list infrastructure projects that are ready to
start quickly in 2009 and be completed by the end of 2010 if
additional federal funding is provided. The projects are listed by
state and city.
The Conference of Mayors will continue to collect information on
infrastructure
projects from cities – additional cities not included in the
first two releases, and additional projects submitted by the cities
that are included – and plans to release updated listings of
projects on a regular schedule.
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SURVEY CITIES
Anchorage AK Auburn AL Birmingham AL Decatur AL Florence AL
Gadsden AL Huntsville AL Mobile AL Fort Smith AR Little Rock AR
North Little Rock AR Springdale AR Fayetteville AR Avondale AZ
Goodyear AZ Lake Havasu City AZ Phoenix AZ Sahuarita AZ Scottsdale
AZ Tucson AZ Yuma AZ Alhambra CA Anaheim CA Bell CA Bell Gardens CA
Chino Hills CA Compton CA Elk Grove CA Fountain Valley CA Fresno CA
Hayward CA Hercules CA Huntington Beach CA Inglewood CA Irvine CA
Lakewood CA Livermore CA Long Beach CA Los Angeles CA
Manhattan Beach CA Modesto CA Napa CA Newark CA Oakland CA Palm
Desert CA Pasadena CA Pleasanton CA Plymouth CA Redondo Beach CA
Rialto CA Riverside CA Sacramento CA San Bernardino CA San Bruno CA
San Diego CA San Francisco CA San Jose CA San Leandro CA San Marcos
CA Santa Ana CA Santa Barbara CA Santa Rosa CA Simi Valley CA
Stockton CA Sunnyvale CA Sutter Creek CA Temecula CA Tracy CA
Turlock CA Ventura CA Visalia CA Aurora CO Denver CO Englewood CO
Lakewood CO Merino CO Thornton CO Bridgeport CT
Middletown CT Norwalk CT Stamford CT West Hartford CT West Haven
CT Wilmington DE Clearwater FL Coconut Creek FL Coral Gables FL
Coral Springs FL Doral FL Fort Myers FL Gretna FL Hialeah FL
Hollywood FL Jacksonville FL Lauderhill FL Miami FL Miami-Dade FL
Miramar FL North Miami FL North Miami Beach FL Orlando FL Palm Bay
FL Pembroke Pines FL Plantation FL Port St. Lucie FL South Daytona
FL Tallahassee FL Tamarac FL Tampa FL West Palm Beach FL Acworth GA
Athens GA Atlanta GA College Park GA Hinesville GA Marietta GA
Savannah GA
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Honolulu HI Maui HI Davenport IA Des Moines IA Arco ID Arimo ID
Ashton ID Bancroft ID Bellevue ID Bloomington ID Boise ID Buhl ID
Burley ID Council ID Crouch ID Dayton ID Encampment ID Firth ID
Garden City ID George Town ID Glenns Ferry ID Grace ID Hansen ID
Idaho City ID Kellog ID Lava Hot Spring ID Lewiston ID Malad ID
Meridian ID Montpelier ID Newdale ID Orofino ID Paris ID Pocatello
ID Rexburg ID Rupert ID Salmon ID Shelley ID Soda Springs ID St.
Charles ID Sugar City ID Teton ID Addison IL Alsip IL
Arlington Heights IL Bartlett IL Blue Island IL Bolingbrook IL
Bourbonnais IL Bridgeview IL Calumet City IL Carpentersville IL
Channahon IL Chicago Heights IL Crest Hill IL Elgin IL Frankfort IL
Glendale Heights IL Glenview IL Harvey IL Hickory Hills IL Highland
Park IL Homer Glen IL Homewood IL Lansing IL Lombard IL Manhattan
IL Moline IL Niles IL Normal IL North Chicago IL Northbrook IL
Orland Park IL Palatine IL Riverdale IL Romeoville IL Sauk Village
IL Schaumburg IL South Holland IL Tinley Park IL Worth IL Carmel IN
East Chicago IN Evansville IN Fort Wayne IN Gary IN Hammond IN
Kokomo IN
Lake Station IN Merrillville IN Michigan City IN Mishawaka IN
Plymouth IN Richmond IN St. John IN Whiting IN Kansas City KS
Manhattan KS Bowling Green KY Hopkinsville KY Lexington KY
Louisville KY Alexandria LA Baton Rouge LA Bossier City LA Monroe
LA New Iberia LA New Orleans LA Boston MA Brockton MA Chicopee MA
Haverhill MA Lynn MA Northampton MA Annapolis MD Lewiston ME Battle
Creek MI Dearborn MI Detroit MI Grand Rapids MI Jackson MI
Kalamazoo MI Southfield MI Southgate MI Sterling Heights MI Taylor
MI Westland MI Arden Hills MN Avon MN Belgrade MN Burnsville MN
Chanhassen MN
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Duluth MN Hanover MN Hugo MN Mahtomedi MN Melrose MN Minneapolis
MN Princeton MN Rosemount MN Saint Paul MN Shorewood MN Silver
Creek MN St. Cloud MN St. Louis Park MN Clayton MO Columbia MO
Florissant MO Jefferson City MO Kansas City MO St. Louis MO
Columbia MO Bay Springs MS Greenville MS Hattiesburg MS Jackson MS
Laurel MS Meadville MS Meridian MS Natchez MS Bozeman MT Missoula
MT Shelby MT Charlotte NC Concord NC Durham NC Fayetteville NC
Gastonia NC Rocky Mount NC Winston-Salem NC Grand Forks ND Lincoln
NE Omaha NE East Orange NJ Edison NJ Elizabeth NJ
Hamilton NJ Irvington NJ Orange NJ Piscataway NJ Trenton NJ
Albuquerque NM Santa Fe NM Silver City NM Henderson NV Las Vegas NV
Reno NV Sparks NV Albany NY Binghamton NY Brighton NY Buffalo NY
Freeport NY Hempstead NY Schenectedy NY White Plains NY Akron OH
Canton OH Cincinnati OH Dayton OH Lakewood OH Lima OH Lorain OH
North Olmsted OH North Royalton OH Toledo OH University Heights OH
Warren OH Zanesville OH Moore OK Norman OK Ponca City OK Tulsa OK
Corvallis OR Eugene OR Lake Oswego OR Portland OR Warren OR
Harrisburg PA Lancaster PA
Philadelphia PA State College PA Wilkes-Barre PA York PA Ciales
PR Corozal PR Mayaguez PR Ponce PR San Juan PR Providence RI
Warwick RI Woonsocket RI Charleston SC Columbia SC Hardeeville SC
Sumter SC Cleveland TN Germantown TN Jackson TN Arlington TX Austin
TX Baytown TX Beaumont TX Carrollton TX Dallas TX Del Rio TX El
Paso TX Euless TX Flower Mound TX Fort Worth TX Frisco TX Garland
TX Houston TX Killeen TX La Porte TX Laredo TX McAllen TX McKinney
TX Mesquite TX Missouri City TX North Richland Hills TX Pharr TX
Port Aransas TX Rowlett TX
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Tyler TX Waco TX Winnsboro TX Brigham City UT Herriman City UT
Holladay UT Murray UT Orem UT Provo UT Salem UT Salt Lake City UT
Alexandria VA Lynchburg VA Norfolk VA Roanoke VA Burlington VT
Auburn WA Bellevue WA Bremerton WA Edmonds WA Everett WA
Kirkland WA Lakewood WA Pacific WA Redmond WA Renton WA Seattle WA
Snoqualmie WA Spokane WA Tacoma WA Yarrow Point WA Beloit WI
Green Bay WI Janesville WI New Berlin WI Racine WI Sheboygan WI
Waukesha WI Casper WY Dixon WY Elk Mountain WY Hanna WY LaBarge WY
Medicine Bow WY Saratoga WY Star Valley Ranch WY
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City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Anchorage AK Airport
Replace
Airport
Terminal
and
Administra5ve
Offices
(Merrill
Field)
15,000,000
50
Anchorage AK CDBG Connex5on
Day‐Hab
Center
200,000
5
Anchorage AK CDBG Catholic
Social
Services
Building
600,000
10
Anchorage AK CDBG Eagle
River
Town
Center
&
EOC
2,000,000
20
Anchorage AK CDBG Greenbelt
Trail
Resurfacing
and
Bridge
Repair
3,000,000
20
Anchorage AK CDBG Harry
J.
McDonald
Center
3,000,000
20
Anchorage AK CDBG Kids'
Corps
Building
2,000,000
20
Anchorage AK CDBG Mid‐town
Park
3,000,000
20
Anchorage AK CDBG Neighborhood
Park
Repairs
3,000,000
30
Anchorage AK CDBG Mountain
View
Arts
&
Culture
Center
5,000,000
40
Anchorage AK CDBG Covenant
House
construc5on
5,000,000
60
Anchorage AK CDBG Loussac
Library
10,000,000
60
Anchorage AK CDBG Anchorage
Neighborhood
Health
Center
12,000,000
80
Anchorage AK CDBG DHHS
Building
12,000,000
80
Anchorage AK Energy
Streetlight
Retrofit
to
Energy‐Saving
LED
Technology
7,000,000
3
Anchorage AK Energy Trail
Ligh5ng
Retrofit
2,000,000
8
Anchorage AK Energy
Municipal
Building
Retrofit
for
Energy
Efficiency
10,000,000
15
Anchorage AK Energy
Materials
Recovery
Facility
(Recycling
and
Re‐use)
15,000,000
17
Anchorage AK Energy Landfill
Methane
Recovery
Project
7,000,000
20
Anchorage AK Public
Safety
Anchorage
Domes5c
Violence
Preven5on
Project
‐
Vic5m
Outreach
318,000
3
Anchorage AK Public
Safety
Community
Ac5on
Policing
Team
Expansion
636,000
6
Anchorage AK Public
Safety Misdemeanor/Thea
follow‐up
Unit
636,000
6
Anchorage AK Schools Mechanical
Upgrades
1,881,000
30
Anchorage AK Schools Fire
Alarm
Upgrades
725,000
40
Anchorage AK Schools Building
Renewal
Projects
1,169,000
50
Anchorage AK Schools Intercom/PA
Upgrades
621,000
50
Anchorage AK Schools Middle
School
Emergency
Communica5on
System
820,000
50
Anchorage AK Schools Districtwide
Electrical
Projects
2,338,000
60
Anchorage AK Schools Districtwide
Security
System
Upgrades
2,588,000
170
Anchorage AK Streets/Roads Minnesota
Rut
Repair
15,000,000
150
Anchorage AK Streets/Roads
Lake
O5s
&
Tudor
Conges5on
Relief,
final
funding
component
4,000,000
180
Anchorage AK Streets/Roads
Arterial
Rut
Repair
Debarr
Rd./Jewel
Lake
Rd./Poeer
Rd./Old
Klae
Rd.
20,000,000
200
Anchorage AK Streets/Roads Old
Glenn
Hwy
Reconstruc5on
Phase
II
25,000,000
250
Anchorage AK Streets/Roads O'Malley
Road
Reconstruc5on
30,000,000
300
Anchorage AK Transit Regional
Transit
Authority
Funding
8,750,000
12
Anchorage AK Transit
Public
Transit
System
Security
and
Facility
Improvements
2,500,000
20
Anchorage AK Transit Bus
Warm
Storage
for
Expanded
Fleet
20,000,000
40
Anchorage AK Transit M&O
Vehicle
Maintenance
Facility
19,000,000
40
Anchorage AK Transit
Port
of
Anchorage
Expansion
‐
fully
permieed,
ready
to
proceed
immediately,
will
create
1000‐1500
jobs.
Numerous
projects
including
docking
facili5es
and
cargo
handling
areas.
75,000,000
1,500
Anchorage AK Water
Eagle
River
Wastewater
Treatment
Facility
‐
UV
Disinfec5on
Upgrades
4,500,000
100
Anchorage AK Water
Asplund
Wastewater
Treatment
Facility
‐
Generator‐Electrical
Rm
and
SCADA
upgrades
6,000,000
125
Anchorage AK Water Five
Sanitary
Sewer
Lia
Sta5ons
Upgrade
5,300,000
125
Anchorage AK Water Goldenview
Reservoir
(2
million
gallons)
8,500,000
125
Anchorage AK Water Hiland
Road
Water
Inter5e
(Phases
2
and
3)
16,400,000
125
Anchorage AK Water Replace
Hillside
Water
Transmission
Main
19,500,000
125
Auburn AL Streets/Roads Alberta/Judd
Drainage
Improvements
70,010
9
Auburn AL Streets/Roads Cured‐In‐Place‐Pipe
FY09
50,000
9
Auburn AL Streets/Roads
Opelika
Rd
@
Guthrie's
Drainage
Improvements
128,000
10
Auburn AL Streets/Roads Sanders
St.
Sidewalk
127,000
10
Auburn AL Streets/Roads N.
Donahue
Bridge
Replacement
1,725,000
15
Auburn AL Streets/Roads Ross/Magnolia
Intersec5on
95,000
15
Auburn AL Streets/Roads S.
College/Longleaf
Dr
Intersec5on
745,000
18
Auburn AL Streets/Roads Wire
Road
Bridge
Replacement
565,000
18
Auburn AL Streets/Roads
Donahue/Magnolia
Intersec5on
&
Resurfacing
950,000
20
Auburn AL Water Miscellaneous
Sewer
Rehabilita5on
Project
300,000
15
Auburn AL Water Highway
14
Water
Main
Extension
200,000
17
Auburn AL Water Airport
Terminal
Sewer
Extension
400,000
20
Auburn AL Water Timberwood
Interceptor
Reinforcement
1,000,000
22
Auburn AL Water Choctafaula
Interceptor
(Phase
II)
3,500,000
27
Auburn AL Water U5lity
Asset
Mapping
&
Maintenance
Project
1,500,000
30
Birmingham AL CDBG
Learning
Tree
Park
‐
Ameni5es
(ligh5ng,
furniture,
etc.)
to
enhance
the
use
of
the
park.
200,000
30
Birmingham AL CDBG
West
End
Walking
Track
‐
Neighborhood
amenity
to
encourage
walking
as
alterna5ve
mode
of
transporta5on.
500,000
30
Birmingham AL CDBG
19th
Street
Ensley
‐
Avenue
F
to
Ensley
Avenue
‐
Street
improvement
project.
1,600,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
30th
Way
North,
4700
Block
‐
Street
improvement
project.
550,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
City‐wide
neighborhood
sidewalk
ADA
accessibility
improvements.
4,000,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
F.
L.
Shuelesworth
Drive,
4300‐4500
Blocks
‐
Street
improvement
project.
150,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
Florida
Avenue
‐
2nd
Street
to
8th
Street
Thomas
‐
Street
improvement
project.
500,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
Sandy
Vista
Phase
II
‐
Two
to
three
block
street
improvement
project.
500,000
50
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City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Birmingham AL CDBG
Sandy
Vista
Phase
III
‐
Two
to
three
block
street
improvement
project.
250,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
Sandy
Vista
Phase
IV
‐
Two
to
three
block
street
improvement
project.
200,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
Wylam
Phase
III
‐
Two
to
three
block
street
improvement
project.
500,000
50
Birmingham AL CDBG
13th
Street
SW
‐
Mayfield
Ave
to
Northland
‐
Street
improvement
project.
300,000
75
Birmingham AL CDBG
Park
Lawn
Avenue,
2500
Block
‐
Street
improvement
project.
50,000
75
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
8th
Avenue
North
‐
Streetscape
improvements
from
Center
Street
to
3rd
Street
N.
900,000
40
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
19th
Avenue
N
‐
Street
widening
improvements
from
East
Lake
Blvd
to
88th
Street
North.
350,000
50
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads City‐wide
ADA
curb
ramp
installa5on
12,000,000
50
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
6th
Street
NW
‐
Street
widening
improvements
from
Five
Mile
Road
to
Carson
Road
500,000
75
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
Grants
Mill
Road
Bridge
‐
Bridge
replacement.
1,000,000
75
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
Mar5nwood
Lane
‐
Street
widening
improvements
from
Wildwood
Dr
to
Hillview
Dr.
1,300,000
75
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads
City‐wide
infrastructure
repairs
‐
Sidewalks,
ligh5ng,
etc.
1,000,000
100
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads City‐wide
street
resurfacing
30,000,000
150
Birmingham AL Streets/Roads City‐wide
bridge
repairs
1,000,000
220
Birmingham AL Transit
Intermodal
Facility
Expansion
‐
Parking
Deck
‐
Parking
deck
to
support
the
use
of
mul5modal
facility.
8,000,000
200
Birmingham AL Water
Paeon
Park
Aera5on
System
‐
Aera5on
system
to
aerate
lake
to
prevent
algae
growth.
500,000
15
Birmingham AL Water
Bridlewood
Ditch
‐
Concrete
box
culvert
project
to
improve
drainage.
1,200,000
50
Birmingham AL Water
Oak
Ridge
Phase
II
‐
Sanitary
sewer
to
serve
an
unsewered
area
of
Birmingham.
1,500,000
75
Decatur AL CDBG
Ingalls
Boat
Harbor
piping
inlets
curbing
and
paving
for
restroom
bldg
parking
lot
and
highway
20
turn
lane
325,000
15
Decatur AL CDBG Burleson
Moun5an
off‐site
Sanitary
Sewer
350,000
25
Decatur AL CDBG reto
fit
sidewalk
program
throughout
the
city
3,000,000
30
Decatur AL CDBG
Sewer
extension
down
Beltline
road
and
grod
terry
blvd
5,500,000
35
Decatur AL CDBG
Stonegate
Single
Family
residental
subdivision
interstructure
project
building
of
street
curb,
gueer
u5lity
upgrade
1,500,000
75
Decatur AL Energy
Retro
fijng
city
hall
for
engergy
efficiency
and
ADA
compliance
2,000,000
20
Decatur AL Streets/Roads
Buningtree
Connec5on
sommerwind
to
tomahawk
extension
700,000
10
Decatur AL Streets/Roads
Castlegate
blvd
extension
from
presbyterian
dr
to
the
mall
325,000
10
Decatur AL Streets/Roads
Burningtree
Dr.
improvements
pipe
inlets
curbing
from
od
creek
trail
to
cherokee
place
550,000
15
Decatur AL Streets/Roads Chaple
Hill
Road
Improvements
2,500,000
20
Decatur AL Streets/Roads
Judge
Crow
Blvd
connec5ng
Auburn
Dr
and
Modaus
road
4,000,000
25
Decatur AL Streets/Roads
Phase
2
and
Phase
3
of
City
Widing
REsurfacing
project
2,270,000
30
Decatur AL Streets/Roads Highway
20
interchange
50,000,000
400
Decatur AL Transit
Purchase
20
40‐passenger
buses
for
local
transporta5on
route
throughout
city
to
local
industry
5,000,000
30
Decatur AL Water
Flint
sewer
rehab
project.
replace
sewer
lines
to
parts
of
city
with
sewer
problems
7,000,000
100
Florence AL Streets/Roads
This
project
will
construct
the
College
Street
Bridge
in
West
Florence,
a
low
income/high
poverty
area,
to
open
development
in
this
area
of
the
City.
4,500,000
50
Gadsden AL Airport ARFF
Crash
Truck
700,000
6
Gadsden AL Airport Airport
Fire
Sta5on‐modify
exis5ng
building
300,000
10
Gadsden AL CDBG
Hoke
Street
Sidewalk
Construc5on
to
serve
new
Department
of
Human
Resources
Facility
150,000
5
Gadsden AL CDBG Construc5on
of
Banks
Park
Community
Center
600,000
20
Gadsden AL CDBG Historic
Downtown
Loa
Conversions
500,000
20
Gadsden AL CDBG Rose
Street
Drainage
750,000
20
Gadsden AL CDBG Miscellaneous
Street
Resurfacing
1,000,000
25
Gadsden AL CDBG Renova5on
of
Gadsden
Sports
Complex
750,000
25
Gadsden AL CDBG Tuscaloosa
Avenue
Drainage
1,000,000
25
Gadsden AL CDBG Oak
Park
Drainage
1,200,000
30
Gadsden AL CDBG
Oakleigh
Estates
Road
&
Drainage
Improvements
2,000,000
40
Gadsden AL CDBG Conversion
of
former
General
Forrest
School
3,000,000
60
Gadsden AL Energy Green
Roof
Conversions
500,000
15
Gadsden AL Energy
Energy
Retrofit
of
Historic
Downtown
Municipal
Buildings
4,000,000
75
Gadsden AL Housing Emma
Sansom
Homes‐safety‐related
repairs
200,000
5
Gadsden AL Housing Starnes
Park
Housing
Construc5on‐10
new
units
800,000
15
Gadsden AL Public
Safety Construct
and
equip
forensic
lab
1,000,000
5
Gadsden AL Schools Miscellaneous
Computer/Technology
Upgrades
2,000,000
20
Gadsden AL Schools
Electrical
&
Telecommunica5ons
Op5miza5on
Program
2,000,000
30
Gadsden AL Schools
Equipment
for
New
Career
Tech
Center
at
new
Gadsden
City
High
School
3,000,000
50
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads South
11th
Street
Widening
350,000
5
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads Tuscaloosa
Avenue
Bridge
Replacement
750,000
15
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads
Black
Creek
Parkway
Signaliza5on
&
Turn
Lanes
250,000
20
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads Chestnut
Street
Bridge
Replacement
200,000
20
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads ADA
required
sidewalk
modifica5ons
1,000,000
30
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads Miscellaneous
Road
Improvements
6,000,000
60
Gadsden AL Streets/Roads
4‐Laning
of
Airport
Road
to
serve
new
plant
6,000,000
700
Gadsden AL Transit
Replacement
of
large
trolleys
with
smaller,
environmentally
friendly
trolleys
800,000
5
Gadsden AL Transit Construc5on
of
trolley
stops/sta5ons
900,000
15
Gadsden AL Water Lookout
Mountain
Water
&
Sewer
Installa5on
2,000,000
30
-
City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Gadsden AL Water Miscellaneous
Water
&
Sewer
Replacement
10,000,000
70
Gadsden AL Water North
Gadsden
Water
&
Sewer
Replacement
12,000,000
80
Gadsden AL Water
Airport
Road
Water
&
Sewer
Installa5on
to
serve
new
plant
2,000,000
700
Huntsville AL CDBG Clinton
Avenue
Bridge
Replacement
2,000,000
94
Huntsville AL CDBG Holmes
Avenue
Bridge
Replacement
2,000,000
94
Huntsville AL CDBG Meridian
Street
Improvements
Phase
II
2,371,000
111
Huntsville AL CDBG Courthouse
Square
Improvement
Project
2,873,000
135
Huntsville AL Energy Library
HVAC
and
Chiller
Retrofit
250,000
10
Huntsville AL Energy
Natatorium
Roof
Replacement‐Glass
Retractable
System
for
passive
sloar
heat
1,000,000
15
Huntsville AL Energy
Hays
Preserve
Building‐
New
Green
LEED
Building
500,000
50
Huntsville AL Housing
Replacement
of
bathroom
fixtures
at
various
sites
1,700,000
20
Huntsville AL Housing
Installa5on
of
energy
efficient
windows
at
various
sites
4,500,000
40
Huntsville AL Housing Repain5ng
units
at
various
sites
2,700,000
50
Huntsville AL Housing Replacement
of
ligh5ng
at
various
sites
500,000
50
Huntsville AL Housing Roofing
at
various
sites
3,000,000
50
Huntsville AL Housing
Construc5on
of
Gateway
Place
senior
housing
facility
16,000,000
300
Huntsville AL Housing Rehabilita5on
of
150
mul5family
units
12,000,000
300
Huntsville AL Public
Safety
Crime
Preven5on
through
Crime
Analysis
Program‐Soaware
purchase
65,000
Huntsville AL Public
Safety
Mobile
Repor5ng
Program‐
Replacing
225
police
in‐car
mobile
data
terminals
1,020,000
Huntsville AL Public
Safety
Mobile
Video
Program‐Installa5on
of
175
in‐car
mobile
video
systems
1,050,000
Huntsville AL Public
Safety
Safety
Advancement
for
Everyone
(S.A.F.E.)
Program‐Purchase
of
equipment
and
training
350,000
Huntsville AL Public
Safety Fill
vacant
police
officer
posi5ons
875,000
17
Huntsville AL Schools Big
Cove
Elementary
School
22,000,000
250
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads
Five
Points
Improvement
Project
Phase
II
450,000
21
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads
Five
Points
Improvement
Project
Phase
III
450,000
21
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Providence
Main
Street
Streetscape
900,000
42
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Flint
River
Greenway
Phase
II
1,187,000
56
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads
Stonemark
Infrastructure
Improvements
1,500,000
71
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Taylor
Road
Extension
1,500,000
71
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Taylor
Lane
Widening
1,750,000
82
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Balch
Road
2,000,000
94
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Explorer
Blvd
Extension
2,600,000
122
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Nance
Road
Improvements
3,440,000
162
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Road
Extension
Research
Park
3,600,000
169
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Old
Madison
Pike
Improvements
3,841,000
181
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Resurfacing
various
streets
6,000,000
282
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads
Liele
Cove
Road
and
Liele
Cove
Greenway
6,300,000
296
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads
Dug
Hill
Road/US
431
Intersec5on
Improvements
7,100,000
334
Huntsville AL Streets/Roads Governors
Drive
Phase
II
10,000,000
470
Huntsville AL Transit Install
15
bus
camera
systems
@$5000
each
75,000
Huntsville AL Transit
Install
25
bus
shelters
@
$5000
per
shelter
125,000
Huntsville AL Transit Replace
2
trolley
buses
@
$250,000
each
500,000
Huntsville AL Transit Replace
bus
stop
signs
and
bus
maps
25,000
Huntsville AL Transit Updated
Transit
Center
Message
Board
15,000
Huntsville AL Water County
Line
Road
Sewer
Extension
630,000
30
Huntsville AL Water Flint
River
Sewer
Extension
735,000
35
Huntsville AL Water Sewer
Abatement
Infrastructure
Projects
750,000
35
Huntsville AL Water Knox
Creek
Sewer
Extension
787,500
37
Huntsville AL Water Ware
Park
Sewer
Project
2,126,000
100
Huntsville AL Water Western
Area
Forcemain
Phase
III
3,916,500
184
Huntsville AL Water Western
Area
Pump
Sta5on
Phase
II
4,011,000
189
Huntsville AL Water Western
Area
Interceptor
Phase
IV
4,095,000
192
Huntsville AL Water Western
Area
16"
Forecemain
Phase
VI
4,200,000
197
Huntsville AL Water Western
Area
Interceptor
Phase
V
4,242,000
199
Huntsville AL Water Flood
Mi5ga5on
and
Drainage
Improvements
4,645,000
220
Mobile AL Airport
The
City
of
Mobile
partners
with
our
Airport
Authority
in
the
planning,
maintaining
and
growth
of
our
two
major
airports
–
Bates
Field
and
Brookley
Field.
Bates
serves
as
our
regional
passenger
airport
complex
and
is
also
home
t
2,180,000
123
Mobile AL CDBG
The
City
of
Mobile,
Alabama
has
established
the
Mobile
Housing
Board
(MHB)
to
administer
CDBG
monies
received
as
a
part
of
HUD
related
and
other
federally
applicable
grants.
Specific
projects
are
nominated
for
approval
through
the
MH
18,000,000
216
Mobile AL Energy
"Re‐powering
an
Electric
U5lity
Coal
Unit
with
100%
Biomass"‐
The
City
of
Mobile
and
Alabama
Power
Company,
(A
Southern
Company),
are
dedicated
partners
in
economic
development,
workforce
development,
strategic
planning
and
ac5ve
growth
of
this
community
100,000,000
193
Mobile AL Public
Safety
The
City
of
Mobile’s
immediate
“ready
to
go”
needs
within
Public
Safety
for
Police
budge5ng
are
directly
centered
on
increasing
personnel
in
all
areas,
sworn
officers,
informa5on
and
forensic
specialists
t
15,571,000
135
-
City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Mobile AL Public
Safety
City
of
Mobile,
AL:
Public
Safety:
Fire
‐
Rescue:
At
the
present
5me
the
current
condi5on
of
Fire
Rescue
facili5es,
equipment
and
staffing
are
in
need
of
significant
improvement
across
the
board
to
comply
with
comply
with
the
recommended
requirements
o
86,750,000
1,000
Mobile AL Schools
The
City
of
Mobile’s
public
educa5on
system
is
provided
through
the
Mobile
County
Public
School
System,
which
is
the
largest
school
system
in
the
state
of
Alabama
with
over
100
public
school
buildings.
The
schools
system
is
one
of
the
largest
employers
i
360,000,000
24,375
Mobile AL Streets/Roads
Michigan
Avenue
Bridge
and
other
highway
related
capital
improvements:
Built
in
1941,
The
224
foot
long
Michigan
Avenue
Bridge
over
CSX
Railroad
is
a
main
north
to
south
entranceway
to
the
Mobile
Airport
Authority’s
huge
industri
6,240,000
138
Mobile AL Streets/Roads
Outer
Loop
Bypass:
Planned
as
a
part
of
the
MPO's
long
range
planning
for
transporta5on,
this
21
mile,
north‐south
connector
will
assist
in
reducing
transit
5mes,
conges5on
and
speed
commercial
throughput
on
municipal,
state
a
293,000,000
800
Mobile AL Transit
The
City
of
Mobile
has
iden5fied
improved
public
transit
as
an
immediate
requirement
for
mee5ng
the
needs
of
a
growing
workforce
that
is
housed
within
a
mix
of
urban,
suburban
and
rural
areas
within
our
surrounding
regio
13,000,000
10
Mobile AL Transit
Waterfront
Terminal
Complex:
The
City
of
Mobile
con5nues
strategic
re‐development
of
its
downtown
public
waterfront
with
the
next
phase
of
The
Mobile
Waterfront
Terminal
Complex,
an
ongoing
project
dedicated
to
revitalizing
alter
52,000,000
700
Mobile AL Water
The
Board
of
Water
and
Sewer
Commissioners
has
iden5fied
within
this
document
ready‐to‐go
sanitary
sewer
infrastructure
projects
totaling
$178,310,000.
These
projects
vary
from
repair
and
rehabilita5on
to
full
replacement
of
exis5n
178,310,000
320
Mobile AL Water
The
City
of
Mobile’s
Public
Works
Department
has
“ready
to
go”
nineteen
(19)
infrastructure
projects
directly
related
to
rehabilita5ng
aging
water
and
sewer
infrastructure,
complying
with
sewer
overflow
issues,
and
promo
36,000,000
1,400
Fayeeeville AR Airport Install
High
Intensity
Runway
Ligh5ng
1,000,000
5
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Remove
Obstruc5ons
(trees)
South
end
approach
zone
10,000
5
Fayeeeville AR Airport Rehabilitate
Runway
pavements
200,000
10
Fayeeeville AR Airport Rehabilitate
Taxiway
pavements
250,000
10
Fayeeeville AR Airport Widen
Taxiways
B,
C
and
F
from
40'
to
50'
425,000
10
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
Aircraa
Maintenance
Facility
100X200
2,000,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
Taxiway
G
from
Taxiway
E
to
South
Runway
End
2,900,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
Terminal
Apron
Expansion
300X600
2,850,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
West
side
Firehouse
for
Crash
Truck
and
Structure
truck
1,250,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Purchase/Develop
Aerospace
and
Technology
Park
+
167
Acres
3,500,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport Terminal
Apron
Rehab
350,000
25
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
20
GA
Sunscreens
&
Tie
down
Apron
Complex
1,200,000
40
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
6
ea
60X60
Corporate
Hangars
w/parking
400,000
40
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Construct
East
Side
Business
Apron
300X1200
5,700,000
50
Fayeeeville AR Airport
Runway
16
RSA
Improvement
Project
(AIP
in
progress)
4,000,000
50
Fayeeeville AR Amtrak
Feasibility
Study
‐
Liele
Rock
to
Fayeeeville
250,000
5
Fayeeeville AR CDBG energy
conserva5on
‐
non‐profit
facili5es
400,000
3
Fayeeeville AR CDBG rehab
for
non‐profit
facility
500,000
4
Fayeeeville AR CDBG
target
area
street
&
sidewalk
improvements
900,000
4
Fayeeeville AR CDBG target
area
water
and
sewer
improvements
800,000
4
Fayeeeville AR CDBG expansion
of
community
center
1,000,000
10
Fayeeeville AR CDBG rehab
for
resource
center
1,000,000
10
Fayeeeville AR Housing
Expand
Morgan
manor
‐
two
8‐unit
facili5es
5,000,000
5
Fayeeeville AR Housing Rehab
PHA
High
Rise
1,000,000
20
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety Radio
System
Upgrade
4,000,000
‐
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety Taser
Purchase
83,700
‐
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety Civilian
Crime
Analyst
150,000
2
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety Motorcycle
Traffic
Patrol
150,000
2
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety School
Resource
Officers
241,000
4
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety Parks
and
Trail
patrol
317,570
5
Fayeeeville AR Public
Safety
4th
Judicial
District
Drug
Task
Force
470,000
10
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
AR
112
Hwy
Widening
(UofA
Agri
to
I‐540)
3,000,000
12
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
Van
Asche
Extension
)Gregg
to
Hwy
112)
4,000,000
12
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
U.S
71B
Safety
Enhancements(College
Avenue)
6,300,000
18
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
U.S.
71B/Joyce
Street
intersec5on
improvements
5,500,000
18
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
AR
16
Hwy
Widening
(Hwy
265
to
Falcon)
9,000,000
20
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
Fulbright
Expressway/Gregg
Street
Interchange
Improv.
10,000,000
20
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads Joyce
Street
Extension
to
I‐540
7,500,000
20
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
U.S.
71B/Fulbright
Expressway
Interchange
Improv.
12,000,000
20
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
AR
112
Hwy
Widening
(I‐540
to
Johnson
City
Limits)
15,000,000
22
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads New
I‐540/Joyce
Street
Interchange
14,500,000
22
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
AR
265
Hwy
Widening
(Joyce
to
Albright)
22,000,000
30
Fayeeeville AR Streets/Roads
I‐540/Fulbright
Expressway
Interchange
Improv.
76,000,000
200
Fayeeeville AR Water
Replace
Meter
Vault,
U
of
A
Farms
East
on
Garland
46,000
4
Fayeeeville AR Water Paint
Baxter
Water
Tanks
644,000
5
Fayeeeville AR Water
Benson
Mountain
Pressure
Plane
Water
Storage
Tank
161,000
6
Fayeeeville AR Water
South
Mountain
Water
Pump
Sta5on
Repair
&
Replace
207,000
6
-
City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Lafayeee,
West‐College
56,350
6
Fayeeeville AR Water Water
Loop,
Holland
Dr
(Farmington)
507,150
6
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water/Sewer
Installa5on
on
Shiloh,
North
of
Dorothy
Jeanne
263,350
6
Fayeeeville AR Water Sewer
Lia
Sta5on
Backup
Power
Generators
460,000
8
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Hwy
16E
White
River
Bridge
520,950
8
Fayeeeville AR Water
Sewer
Line
Replacement
‐
Crossover,
Cliffs
to
36"
Transmission
1,721,550
15
Fayeeeville AR Water
Sewer
Line
Replacement
‐
Happy
Hollow,
4th
to
36"
Transmission
1,452,450
15
Fayeeeville AR Water Sewer
Replacement
‐
Elkins
Ouxall
Line
1,742,250
15
Fayeeeville AR Water Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Dinsmore
Trail
1,130,450
15
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Holly
&
Sang
Area
1,429,450
15
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Jackson,
Kings,
Columbus
1,135,050
15
Fayeeeville AR Water
Water
Line
Replacement
‐
Overcrest
&
Mockingbird
Area
1,179,900
15
Fayeeeville AR Water Innova5ve
Biosolids
Processing
Method
8,000,000
25
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Construc5on
of
new
playground
at
Tilles
Park
for
physically‐challenged
children
40,000
5
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Construc5on
of
new
sidewalk
on
Albert
Pike
Ave.
from
Grand
to
Spradling
and
repair
exis5ng
sidewalk
on
May
Ave.
300,000
5
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Repairs
to
sidewlaks
on
Lecta
Ave.,
North
13th
St.,
North
7th
St.,
North
5th
St.
274,000
5
Fort
Smith AR CDBG Construc5on
of
mul5‐purpose
trail
150,000
6
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Development
of
4
neighborhood
parks
‐
Texas
Road,
Leo
Fondren,
Briarcliff,
Williamson
Place
426,000
12
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Construc5on
of
new
restroom
facili5es
in
an
LMI
area
park
200,000
15
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Reconstruc5on
of
single
family
homes
occupied
by
eligible
households
that
have
founda5on
or
other
major
failures
300,000
25
Fort
Smith AR CDBG
Cost
share
in
subdivision
project
for
LMI
home
construc5on
with
$6
million
leverage
500,000
30
Fort
Smith AR Streets/Roads
Reconstruc5on
of
0.9
miles
of
Texas
Rd.
south
of
Cavanaugh
Rd.
4,000,000
25
Fort
Smith AR Streets/Roads
Construc5on
of
1500
feet
of
Chad
Colley
Blvd.
in
the
Chaffee
Crossing
redevelopment
area
to
support
industrial
growth
1,500,000
30
Fort
Smith AR Water
Wastewater
Supervisory
Control
and
Data
Acquisi5on
System
600,000
8
Fort
Smith AR Water Disposal
of
Water
Treatment
Plant
residuals
450,000
10
Fort
Smith AR Water
Construc5on
of
deten5on
pond
and
drainage
channel
improvements,
Hon
Avenue
north
of
Park
Ave.
600,000
12
Fort
Smith AR Water
Construc5on
of
Neighborhood
Storm
Drainage
Improvements
in
3
areas:
Barrington
Lane/Hillsboro
Lane;
Dallas
and
96th
Street;
Ballman
Road
200,000
12
Fort
Smith AR Water
Midland
Avenue
30‐inch
Water
Transmission
Line
Construc5on
3,570,000
15
Fort
Smith AR Water
Sub‐Basin
10
Wastewater
Collec5on
System
Rehabilita5on
1,500,000
15
Fort
Smith AR Water
Neighborhood
Water
System
and
Fire
Protec5on
Improvements
3,400,000
16
Fort
Smith AR Water
Construc5on
of
drainage
improvements
in
Mill
Creek
from
Cavanaugh
Rd.
downstream
to
South
28th
St.
and
realignment
of
South
28th
St.
with
U.S.
Highway
71B
4,000,000
20
Fort
Smith AR Water Sunnymeade
Basin
Relief
Sewer
‐
Phase
2
1,500,000
20
Fort
Smith AR Water Sunnymeade
Basin
Relief
Sewer
‐
Phase
3
1,800,000
20
Fort
Smith AR Water
Lake
Fort
Smith
Water
Treatment
Plant
Backwash
Lagoon
Expansion
3,500,000
23
Fort
Smith AR Water
Lake
Fort
Smith
Water
Treatment
Plant
4
million
Gallon
Clearwell
Storage
4,400,000
40
Liele
Rock AR Airport Perimeter
Security
System
2,300,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG
Baseline
Road
‐
Stagecoach
to
County
Line
(Widening
and
overlay)
1,200,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Bowman
Road
Bridge
widening
700,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG
Chenal
Parkway‐Shackleford
to
Hwy
10
(Overlay)
3,000,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Chester‐Markham
to
Roosevelt
(Overlay)
670,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG
Fiber
Op5c
Network
Backbone
on
Arterial
Network
(Traffic
Control
and
Video
Surveilance)
5,300,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Fourche
Dam
Pike
&
Lindsey
Road
Signal
300,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Geyer
Springs
‐
65th
to
Baseline
Road
610,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG I‐440
&
Bankhead
Signal
60,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG
I‐440
&
Fourche
Dam
Pike
Ligh5ng
and
Signaliza5on
500,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Markham‐I‐30
to
Chenal
(Overlay)
3,200,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG
Rahling
Road
‐
Chenal
to
Taylor
Loop
(
Widening
and
Overlay)
2,940,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Rahling
Road
Widening
750,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG South
Loop
5,090,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Springer
&
I‐440
(Ligh5ng)
850,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Taylor
Loop/Rahling
and
Hinson
Signaliza5ons
250,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Thibault
Road
(Zuber
to
Frazier)
Widening
380,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG University
‐
Cantrell
to
Asher
(Overlay)
1,300,000
Liele
Rock AR CDBG Wright
Avenue
Viaduct
(Overpass)
670,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
Fourche
Creek
Treatment
Plant
Engine
Generator
Replacement:
Principal
power
supply
at
Fourche
Creek
Treatment
Plant
is
through
three
digester‐gas
burning
engines,
each
coupled
to
electrical
generators.
The
engine/generators
were
installed
and
placed
in
s
1,276,146
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
125
Amp
Portable
Welder
5,200
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
6"
Portable
Pump
(Self‐Priming/Auto‐Start)
38,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Adams
Field
STP
Camera
Equipment
Upgrade
40,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Addi5on
to
Exis5ng
Storeroom
Clearwater
Maint
35,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Disk
Array
Enclosures
for
SAN‐2
Units
25,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Fourche
Equipment
Storage
Bldg.
27,500
-
City State Program Project
Descrip3on Funding
Jobs
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Front
Fence
Gate
and
Delivery
Area
‐
Cantrell
PS
16,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Geared
Head
Shop
Lathe
19,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Ground
Penetra5ng
Radar
Equipment
25,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
H2S
Scrubber
Replacements
11,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Hansen
Asset
Valua5on
Module
25,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Hansen
Permit
&
Code
Enforcement
Modules
35,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
IMS
Map
Drawer
25,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
IMS
V8
Conversion
Services
90,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Laboratory
Informa5on
Management
System
43,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
O&G
Tes5ng
Manifold,
Apparatus
23,600
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
One
(1)
Grade
Light
Laser
9,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
One
(1)
New
300
Amp
Wire
Welder
6,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
One
(1)
New
8.5
Dia.
Manhole
Box
12,100
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
One
(1)
NEW
Asphalt
Zipper
82,950
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
OPS
Soaware
Upgrade
25,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Renovate
AF
Chlorine
Bldg./Office
Space
40,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Repair
Lower
Parking
Lot
at
Clearwater
15,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
(3)
Laboratory
Fume
Hoods
63,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
A/C
Unit
Clearwater
Maint.
6,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
A/C
Unit
Fourche
Admin
6,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
Cyanide
Dis5lla5on
System
15,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
Glassware
Cleaning
System
8,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
Glassware
Cleaning
System
(1)
18,700
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
Lab
Centrifuge
9,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Replace
Sampling
Ice
Machine
7,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
SAN
Storage
Upgrades
20,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
SCADA
Radio
System
Replacement
60,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Survey
Grade
GPS
Equipment
40,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Two
New
8'X6'
Trench
Boxes
15,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Upgrade
Linko
EAD
Soaware
20,000
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Upgrade
LRW
SCADA
Schema5cs
and
Diagrams
9,500
Liele
Rock AR Water
General
Plant‐Facili5es
and
Equipment:
Ver5cal
Mill
12,000
Liele
Rock AR Water Pumping�
