Stimulus Money for Montana
If you haven't yet seen the breakdown of money from the federal stimulus money for Montana, here's a snapshot. The tax breaks for Montanans will be significant, too; the director of the Montana Department of Revenue gave a briefing at the legislature today about that.
$626 million for Montana
How much money will Montana see from the economic stimulus bill approved Friday by Congress, and where will the money go? Here's a breakdown from the Montana Economic Developers Association:
National School Lunch Program Equipment Assistance: $247,461
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP):$261,650
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): $50,046,787
Emergency Food and Shelter Program**: $172,693
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: $19,651,000
Clean Water State Revolving Fund: $19,537,800
Highway Funding: $211,793,391
Transit Formula Funding: $15,611,710
Public Housing Capital Fund: $4,451,699
HOME Funding: $7,944,201
Homelessness Prevention Fund: $3,750,116
Community Development Block: $2,499,048
Byrne/JAG: $5,000,000
Crime Victims: $222,847
Internet Crimes Against Children Grants: $403,670
Violence Against Women Grants: $1,018,559
State Energy Program: $25,688,000
Weatherization: $27,059,681
Child Care and Development Block Grant $5,747,006
Head Start: $2,081,661
State Stabilization Fund: $121,371,174
Title I Education for the Disadvantaged: $44,013,000
Education Technology: $4,839,000
Community Services Block Grant: $4,544,915
Senior Meals Programs: $500,000
Dept. of Labor - State Employment Service Grants: $2,945,782
Dept. of Labor - Dislocated Workers State Grants: $1,728,009
Dept. of Labor - Adult State Grants: $1,246,875
Dept. of Labor - Youth State Grants: $2,947,500
Dept. of Education - Vocational Rehabilitation: $1,880,400
Dept. of Education - Special Education Part B, Section 611: $36,708,000
TOTAL: $625,913,635
$626 million for Montana
How much money will Montana see from the economic stimulus bill approved Friday by Congress, and where will the money go? Here's a breakdown from the Montana Economic Developers Association:
National School Lunch Program Equipment Assistance: $247,461
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP):$261,650
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): $50,046,787
Emergency Food and Shelter Program**: $172,693
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: $19,651,000
Clean Water State Revolving Fund: $19,537,800
Highway Funding: $211,793,391
Transit Formula Funding: $15,611,710
Public Housing Capital Fund: $4,451,699
HOME Funding: $7,944,201
Homelessness Prevention Fund: $3,750,116
Community Development Block: $2,499,048
Byrne/JAG: $5,000,000
Crime Victims: $222,847
Internet Crimes Against Children Grants: $403,670
Violence Against Women Grants: $1,018,559
State Energy Program: $25,688,000
Weatherization: $27,059,681
Child Care and Development Block Grant $5,747,006
Head Start: $2,081,661
State Stabilization Fund: $121,371,174
Title I Education for the Disadvantaged: $44,013,000
Education Technology: $4,839,000
Community Services Block Grant: $4,544,915
Senior Meals Programs: $500,000
Dept. of Labor - State Employment Service Grants: $2,945,782
Dept. of Labor - Dislocated Workers State Grants: $1,728,009
Dept. of Labor - Adult State Grants: $1,246,875
Dept. of Labor - Youth State Grants: $2,947,500
Dept. of Education - Vocational Rehabilitation: $1,880,400
Dept. of Education - Special Education Part B, Section 611: $36,708,000
TOTAL: $625,913,635
