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$8,000,000.00 to reconstruct Taxiway B.

Rep. Castor worked with the governor to include in recommended projects
Would provide $105 million and create almost 13,000 jobs
Provides vital relief to Tampa Port and local businesses

Receives $15.2 million
$7.8 million on 29 buses and 2 vans
$1 million to extend streetcar into downtown
Bus stop shelters and benches

$1.6 million
Money will improve dilapidated canopy
Funding will also pay to upgrade platform to comply with Americans with Disabilities Act

More than $12 million for repairs and improvements
Runway Rubber Removal & Remarking -$339,000
Repair Asphalt Adjacent to Concrete South Apron - $431,000
Repair North Apron Feature A36b - $1,088,000
Repair North Apron Taxi Route - $4,305,000
Repair South Apron Storm Drainage -$6,027,000

$35.4 million released to Tampa Bay area
Flexible use to reduce total energy use and fossil fuel emissions and improve energy efficiency
Energy audits, building retrofits, transportation, reduce and capture greenhouse gases

$3.7 million to Tampa Area
Creates jobs for doctors, nurses and other medical professionals
Allows centers to serve more patients
Construction money on the way

Portion released April 1
Hillsborough County
$17.5 million for Title I
$22 million for IDEA
More to come: $51.7 million to modernize schools, $4.8 million for Head Start, and tens of millions more for Title I and IDEA

$12.4 million to Tampa Area
Repairing roofs, fixing windows, upgrading heating systems and painting
Contracting with local businesses

$21 million for Title I and $15 million for IDEA, saving and retaining 800 jobs.

$50 million for housing initiatives in Pinellas and Pasco Counties

$38 million to revitalize downtown Central Park while creating jobs, in addition to funding to renovate other housing complexes.

$1.3 million to Pinellas County to provide short-term assistance to those who have become homeless or are facing homelessness.

Tampa receives $1 million for community centers

Tampa Bay area received an additional $74 million

Recevied $86,000 for early childhood education

$802,000 to Pinellas county to promote early childhood education.

$12 million to Hillsborough county to promote early childhood education.

$45 million in Recovery Act funds for U.S. 19 will create a significant number of jobs and ease traffic on a congested road.

$1.9 million for North Bay Trail (1st Street) from 30th Avenue North to 54th Avenue North.

$314,000 Bicycle Safety Improvements for East Avenue, Turner Street to Drew Street.

$15 Million for Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority for capitol projects and operating.

$16 million for Tampa International Airport funding for security enhancements. Expected to create hundreds of jobs.

$5.4 million for St. Petersburg - Clearwater Airport for terminal renovations and improvements. Expected to create or retain 44 jobs.

$12 million for improvements at shipyards, pier reconstruction and bulkhead replacement.

$1 million for port security

$11 million in Pell Grant Awards

$14 million in Pell Grant Awards

$12 million for improvements

$2 million to Hillsborough County for Federal JAG Law Enforcement and Safety Program

$1.25 billion for one of first high speed rail lines
Will create more than 20,000 jobs

Adding exam rooms and hiring medical professionals

$1 million for new construction to add new exam rooms

$19 million for research

$23 million low-interest loan and $2.5 million grant, will create 125 jobs

$3 million loan to city of Oldsmar to build water treatment plant

Researchers received grants to better understand and monitor climate change and environmental damage

Bradenton PD and Manatee County Sheriff, provides salaries and benefits to hire new police officers

$400,000 for City of Tampa to clean up illegal dump sites and other polluted property

$400,000 for City of Clearwater to clean up illegal dump sites and other polluted property

University of South Florida received nearly $6 million to be in forefront of electronic medical records initiative