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American Samoa’s Stimulus Funding
Submitted by newton on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 22:45
American Samoa’s Stimulus Funding
American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA)
The funding levels presented in this table are preliminary estimates based on currently available data. Funding levels based on new data may result in significant changes from these preliminary estimates. For informational purposes only, the data here do not necessarily constitute any binding agreement on behalf of the various Federal departments and other agencies.
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Programs/Categories |
Grantees |
Projected $$ |
Released |
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program |
DHSS |
$964,000 |
$964,000 |
|
Justice Assistance Grant |
CJPA |
$3,331,575 |
$3,331,575 |
|
Violence Against Women Programs |
CJPA |
$700,783 |
|
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Victims of Crimes Program |
CJPA |
$204,000 |
$204,000 |
|
State Energy Program |
TEO |
$18,550,000 |
$1,855,000 |
|
Weatherization Assistance Program |
TEO |
$719,511 |
$71,951 |
|
Energy Efficiency/Conservation Block Grant |
TEO |
$9,593,500 |
|
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Safe Drinking Water & Clean Water Funds |
ASPA |
$3,983,000 |
$3,983,000 |
|
WIA Youth Activities |
DHR |
$170,030 |
$170,030 |
|
WIA Adult Activities |
DHR |
$75,000 |
$75,000 |
|
WIA Dislocated Workers Activities |
DHR |
$217,500 |
$217,500 |
|
Tafuna Community Health Center Grant |
DOH |
$1,773,050 |
$1,773,050 |
|
Medicaid & Prescription Drug Program Funding |
LBJ |
$2,773,161 |
$2,773,161 |
|
Community Development Block Grant |
DOC |
$963,516 |
|
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Homeless Prevention/Emergency Shelter Grant |
DYWA |
$412,935 |
|
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Highway Infrastructure Funds (FHwA) |
DPW |
$4,500,000 |
|
|
ESEA, Title I Grants to LEAs |
DOE |
$7,026,782 |
$3,513,391 |
|
IDEA, Part B Grants to States |
DOE |
$230,169 |
$115,085 |
|
IDEA, Part C Grants to Infants and Families |
DOH |
$21,277 |
$10,639 |
|
Vocational Rehabilitation State Grants |
DOE |
$204,598 |
$102,299 |
|
Independent Living |
DOE |
$22,523 |
$22,523 |
|
Educational Technology State Grants |
DOE |
$824,848 |
|
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State Fiscal Stabilization Fund |
GO |
$44,618,528 |
|
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AIP–Fitiuta ARFF Bldg. (Construction)-Phase IV |
Port Adm. |
$1,500,000 |
$1,500,000 |
|
AIP-PPG Immigration/AVSEC II-Dep. Area Up. |
Port Adm. |
$1,500,000 |
$1,500,000 |
|
Transit Capital Grant |
DPW |
$341,099 |
|
|
Sr. Community Service Employment Program |
TAOA |
$269,887 |
$269,887 |
|
Senior Nutrition Programs |
TAOA |
$60,625 |
$60,625 |
|
Pell Grants |
ASCC (stu.) |
$7,100,000 |
$7,100,000 |
|
Child Care & Development Funds |
DHSS |
$2,662,774 |
|
|
Community Services Block Grant |
DOC |
$1,299,836 |
|
|
ARRA Section 317 Immunization Funding |
DOH |
$385,000 |
|
|
State Arts Council |
Arts Council |
$25,000 |
$25,000 |
|
State Advisory Council on Early Childhood |
GO |
$500,000 |
|
|
IRS, U.S. Treasury |
Treasury |
$17,200,000 (est.) |
|
|
CHC Funding for Capital Improvements |
DOH |
$773,355 |
$773,355 |
|
TOTALS |
|
$135,497,862 |
$30,411,071 |
N.B.–As of 7/01/09, the above figures are not all- inclusive; They do not include other grant programs (such as Early Head Start/Head Start, etal.), foundations of growth funding such as broadband deployment and Health Information Technology (HIT), other competitive ARRA funding of over $85 billion, and some 8 types of ARRA bonds and concomitant financing benefits, and much of the Federal tax credits or other ARRA-related beneficial changes in the Federal tax laws.
Project Funding Applications |
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Project Title |
Source |
Funding |
Status |
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Construction for ARFF in Fitiuta |
ASG Port Admin |
1,500,000 |
Approved for Funding |
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Upgrade of Terminal at Pago Pago International Airport |
ASG Port Admin |
1,850,000 |
Approved for Funding |
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Formula Grants |
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Project Title |
Department |
Allotments |
Status |
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Workforce Investment Act |
Department of Labor |
Youth Activities: $170.030.00 Adult Activities: $75,000.00 Dislocated Worker Activities: $217,500.00 |
Available March 19, 2009 |
| American Samoa Nutrition Assistance Program (ASNAP) | USDA | $964,000 | Available: April 1, 2009 |
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NOTE: Formula Grant Reports are due 10 days after end of each quarter, starting with quarter ending June 30, 2009. |
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CHAIRMAN'S CORNER
Submitted by newton on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 23:30
Attached you’ll find a list of award summaries by state.
CHAIRMAN'S CORNER
Do you want to know how much money under the Recovery program has been spent thus far in your community or in your state? What contractors are benefitting, and where they are located? How many jobs have been created nationally or in your state? Well, you have come to the right place. Today, Oct. 30, marks a landmark in accountability and transparency in the federal government. On this website, the Recovery Board and its professional staff and contractors have created new features that will allow you to answer those questions and many others about spending in the Recovery program.
I’ve often said that Recovery.gov is a work in progress and will only get better as we continue pressing to develop a premier government website. Quite frankly, we are listening to our users, and are making changes and adding new features as fast as we can.
First, a little background: In mid-October, we posted data from companies and other recipients that received direct contracts from the federal government. But those award reports represented less than 7 percent of the reports ultimately submitted by recipients of Recovery funds. Today, we are updating Recovery.gov with another 121,000 reports—almost all covering grants to prime and sub-recipients, such as states, non-profits and universities. The next quarterly reporting period for recipients begins Jan. 1, 2010.
The new features:
- A dynamic search capability. Put in the name of a recipient in the search engine, click on “go,’’ and every report that contains that recipient’s name (prime contractor subcontract) will be listed for review, as well as other information about the recipient on the website. Or, just type in the name of a federal agency and get a list of all of its recipients. That’s just two of the many new search capabilities.
- State and territory summary pages. With this feature, you will be able to locate precisely how many contract, grant, and loan recipient awards have been made in your state. You can view the jobs created and the total value of the awards. Your state search will yield information on jobs created in congressional districts, the top recipients of Recovery funds, the top infrastructure recipients and so on. All told, there are more than 500 new charts and tables for jobs and award data.
- For those who want flexibility in accessing data, we’ve created two new formats in our Download Center. Up to now, we have provided only the CSV format. Now, you can access files containing recipient contracts, grants and loan data in XML and XLS formats.
- As part of our commitment to greater accountability, we are providing a new feature allowing users to download a list of recipients that failed to submit reports on time, as required by the Recovery Act. In addition, users can download files containing the history of any changes made by recipients in their reports after Oct. 10.
I could go on, but you get the picture. Let us know what you think. We need, and value, your feedback.
Nancy K. DiPaolo
Asst. Director, Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs
Recovery Accountability & Transparency Board
(o) 202.254.7954
(c) 202.870.8220
