Federal Appropriations Attributed to Rep. Conyers and Others, FY2008-FY2010



Fiscal Year 2008 thru 2010 Federal Funds Procured

Congressman Conyers has aggressively pursued federal funding for projects that would benefit the Detroit community, the greater Michigan region and the nation. Below is a list of federal appropriations procured in conjunction with other members of Congress from fiscal years 2008 thru 2010. In March, 2010, the House voted to impose a moratorium on earmarks.

1,000,000

FY2008    
  Project Amount
  "Missing Persons" (Locating the Ones We Love), Detroit, MI $423,000
  Detroit, MI Drug Violence Enforcement $376,000
  United Way of Southeastern Michigan Ex-Offender Reentry Program $634,000
  Wayne County, MI Radio Communications Interoperability $211,500
  Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, Wildwood Ranch Youth Programs, MI $493,500
  Detroit, MI, Business to Youth Mentoring Project $188,000
  Ruth Ellis Center Street Outreach Program, Highland Park, MI $188,000
  Ruth Ellis Center, Highland Park, MI, for an outreach program $178,600
  Truancy Reduction Initiative, Wayne County, MI $376,000
  Wayne County Department of Public Services, Detroit, MI, for a truancy intervention program $347,800
  Wayne County, MI Juvenile Reentry Initiative $188,000
  Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Dispersal Barrier, IL $750,000
  Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Second Barrier, IL $8,000,000
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research (GA) $4,000,000
  Detroit Renaissance for a business district $282,000
  Economic Development Coalition of Southeast Michigan for business accelerator, Wayne County, MI $500,000
  SWORDS Safety Confirmation Testing for Accelerated Fielding and Production $1,600,000
  Component Optimization for Ground Systems $1,600,000
  Advanced Mobile Microgrid System $4,400,000
  Software Assurance Education and Research Institute $1,000,000
  Manufacturing and Repair Cell $4,000,000
  Great Lakes Fisheries Resource Office, Fish Mass Marking Equipment $1,750,000
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research $525,000
  Wayne County Department of Public Health, Detroit, MI for a lead poisoning assessment, prevention, and intervention program $292,000
  Focus: HOPE, Detroit, MI for an experiential learning laboratory and related equipment and technology to support undergraduate education and training $585,000
  Detroit Primary Care Access, Detroit, MI for health care information technology $365,000
  US Property and Fiscal Office and Readiness Center Renovation $4,239,000
  Bus Component Overhaul, Detroit, MI $250,000
  Bus Maintenance Facility, Detroit, MI $750,000
  Replacement Buses, Detroit, MI $250,000
  Greenway Path and Bridge, Southgate, Wayne County, MI $250,000
  City of Detroit, MI for demolition of abandoned properties as part of a redevelopment plan $300,000
  City of Detroit, MI, for infrastructure improvements to continue the revitalization of the Brush Park Historic District neighborhood $200,000
Grand Total   $39,492,900
FY2009    
  Project Amount
  Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control $404,000
  Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle Electrification Program $3,200,000
  Advanced Mobile Microgrid $2,720,000
  Software Assurance Education and Research Institute

$800,000
  Mobile Manufacturing and Repair Cell/Engineering Education Outreach Program

$2,400,000
  Detroit Creative Business Accelerator $73,693
  United Way for Southeastern Michigan Ex-Offender Entrepreneurship Program $245,643
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology $750,000
  Emergency Operations Center, City of Detroit, MI $1,000,000
  City of Detroit, MI $520,000
  National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges $920,000
  Charter County of Wayne, MI $480,000
  City of Detroit, MI $400,000
  National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges $1,800,000
  Great Lakes Remedial Action Plans (RAP), MI $1,195,000
  Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Dispersal Barrier, IL $5,750,000
  Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Second Barrier, IL $500,000
  Ecorse Creek, MI $100,000
  Great Lakes Fishery and Ecosystem Restoration, MI $2,157,000
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research (NC, GA, KY, NY, MI, HI, SD, FL) $3,806,000
  Chemistry Building Renovation (MI) $475,750
  Marygrove College Matters (MI) $190,300
  City of Detroit, MI for daily physical education activities, which may include equipment $238,000
  Detroit Youth Foundation/YouthVille Detroit, MI for a comprehensive youth development and education program $238,000
  City of Detroit, MI for an initiative to assist TANF recipients with attaining higher education, which may include scholarships $295,000
  Starr Commonwealth, Detroit, MI for its Structured Therapeutic Living Program for developmentally disabled and at-risk youth and young adults $95,000
  University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI for facilities and equipment $119,000
  City of Detroit, MI for its Health Disparities Reduction Project for Women and Children $381,000
  City of Detroit Transit Options for Growth Study, MI $475,000
  City of Detroit Replacement Buses, MI $712,500
  City of Detroit/Farebox Improvements, MI $1,425,000
  Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transit (SMART) Fleet Bus Maintenance and Engine Replacement, MI $3,923,500
  City of Detroit, MI

$332,500
  City Of Highland Park, MI

$475,000
Grand Total   $38,596,886
FY2010    
  Project Amount
  Phytophthora Research, MI $346,000
  Emergency Operations Center, City of Detroit, MI $1,000,000
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research $3,000,000
  United Way of Southeastern Michigan $400,000
  Building Surface Science Capacity to Serve the Automobile Industry in Southeastern Michigan $500,000
  Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research $1,000,000
  Mobility 1st Service $750,000
  Detroit International Airport rehabilitate taxiway A and east end runway, MI $500,000
  Infrastructure improvements, streetscaping, and ADA compliance in Detroit $400,000
  Renovation of the roof at an historic building $750,000
  Renovation and expansion of transitional facilities for youth $350,000
  Hyperspectral Remote Sensing and Science-Based Management of Invasive Species in the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge $500,000
  Detroit Police Northwestern District Wide CB Patrol $350,000
  Wayne County, MI Radio Communications Interoperability $300,000
  Eastside Firearm Reduction Initiative
  Parolees, Technical Parole Violators, and Former Prisoners Project 550,000
  LISC Community Safety Initiative 225,000
  Child Abuse Training Programs for Judicial Personnel: Victims Act Model Courts Project 1,875,000
  United Way for Southeastern Michigan Ex-Offender Reentry Program 300,000
  Focus: HOPE Youth Media Initiative 100,000
  Judicial Training, Research & Technical Assistance 600,000
  Bridges to Responsible Adulthood 200,000
  Wayne County, Michigan Juvenile Mentoring Program 400,000
  Detroit Renaissance, Detroit, MI for Detroit Creative Corridor Center 200,000
  United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Detroit, MI Ex-Offender Entrepreneurship Program 250,000
  Reach Out and Read authorized under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act 6,000,000
  Reading is Fundamental authorized under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act 24,803,000
  Teach for America as authorized under the Higher Education Act 18,000,000
  Special Olympics for Special Olympics educational programs as authorized under the Special Olympics Sport and Empowerment Act 8,095,000
  Wayne County Department of Children and Family Services, Detroit, MI for the Kids-TALK forensic interviewing project 150,000
  City of Detroit, MI for behavioral health services at the Grace Ross Health Center 700,000
  City of Detroit, MI for its Summer Youth Services Program 500,000
  Smart Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle Program 3,280,000
  NAVAIR Project for Land / Sea-Based Air Systems Maintenance and Air Worthiness 2,000,000
Grand Total   $79,374,000