HR 1 - 111th Congress - Stimulus Bill As Debated In Committee

Update: information on the final bill

Agency Appropriations follow. The transcription is brief and, in the main, follows the order in the 647 page PDF. It has not yet been proofed for accuracy. Check the PDF

U.S. Department of Agriculture - $35.872 billion ++

• $253 million - buildings and maintenance
• $245 million - modernize IT system
• $400 million - watershed and flood prevention
• $5,838 million - rural community development
• $1,800 million - loan modification
• $22,129 million - rural housing insurance fund
• $500 million - rural housing loan modification
• $2,825 million - Rural Electrification Act broadband grants
• $100 million - Women, Infants and Children nutrition program
• $150 million - emergency food assistance
• $150 million - state administrative expenses associated with the food programs
• Block grant food program for American Samoa and Puerto Rico increased to 113.6 percent of June 2008 value of "thrifty food plan" - blank check
• Extend food stamp benefits of jobless workers through September 2010 - blank check
• $650 million - Forest Service capital improvement and maintenance
• $850 million - Wildland Fire Management

Department of Commerce - $3.75 billion

• $250 million - economic development assistance program
• $1,000 million - periodic censuses and programs
• $350 million - salaries and expenses, National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• $650 million - digital TV converter program
• $100 million - additional scientific and technical research and services
• $100 million - additional industrial technology services
• $300 million - competitive construction program for research facilities
• $400 million - NOAA habitat restoration
• $600 million - developing and accessing climate data records

Department of Justice - $4 billion

• $3,000 million - state and local law enforcement assistance
• $1,000 million - community oriented policing services

NASA - $2.6 billion

• $400 million - climate research missions
• $150 million - aeronautics
• $50 million - repair NASA infrastructure and facilities
• $2,500 million - research and related activities
• $100 million - education and human resources
• $400 million - research equipment and construction

Department of Defense - $10.5 billion

• $4,500 million - modernize DoD facilities
• $350 million - energy research and development
• $920 million - military construction, Army (p 199)
• $280 million - military construction, Air Force (p 200)
• $3,750 - military construction, system-wide (p 201)
• $140 million - military construction, National Guard (p 201)
• $70 million - military construction, Air National Guard (p 202)
• $100 million - military construction, Army Reserve (p 202)
• $30 million - military construction, Navy Reserve (p 203)
• $60 million - military construction, Air Force Reserve (p 203)
• $300 million - base closure fund (p 204)

Army Corps of Engineers - $4.5 billion

• $2,000 million - construction
• $250 million - Mississippi River programs
• $2,225 million - operations and maintenance
• $25 million - regulatory program

Veterans Administration - $950 million

• $950 million - non-recurring maintenance (p 204)
• $50 million - National Cemetery Administration (p 205)

Department of the Interior - $500 million

• $500 million - water and related resources

Department of Energy - $37.5 billion

• $2,000 million - energy efficiency and renewable energy research
• $500 million - implementation expenses
• $1,000 million - grants for energy sustainability
• $6,200 million - weatherization assistance program
• $3,500 million - energy efficiency and conservation block grants
• $3,400 million - state energy program
• $200 million - implementation expenses
• $300 million - implementation expenses
• $400 million - implementation expenses
• $1,000 million - manufacturing advanced batteries
• $4,500 million - electricity delivery and energy reliability (the electric grid)
• $1,000 million - guaranteed loans
• $500 million - institutional loan guarantee program
• $8,000 million - innovative technology loan guarantee program
• $2,400 million - fossil energy research, carbon capture
• $2,000 million - "science"
• $500 million - Defense Environmental Cleanup

• $3,250 million - Western Area Power Administration
• $3,200 million - Bonneville

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