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This bill was passed by the House
on Monday (Dec. 8) and is now awaiting Senate action.
City of Peoria:
1. $500,000 for Medical/Technical
District
2. $100,000 for Southern Gateway
Revitalization
3. $648,500 for sanitary sewer
infrastructure in Growth Cells 1 and 2
4. $200,000 for PeoriaNEXT to
provide training in bioscience and biotechnology
City of Springfield:
$350,000 for First Street sanitary sewer replacement
Greater Peoria Mass Transit
District: $300,000
for new buses
Springfield Mass Transit District:
$300,000 for new buses
Village of Forsyth:
1. $500,000 for construction of new
water treatment plant
2. $200,000 for U.S. 51 frontage
road
City of Virginia: $500,000
for construction of a water treatment facility
City of Lincoln: $500,000
for upgrades to city wastewater treatment plant
Village of Washington: $401,500
for improvements to the School Street sanitary sewer
Village of Armington: $500,000
for construction of sanitary sewer
Village of Oreana: $250,000
for construction of water main and booster pumping station
City of Delavan: $350,000
for construction of new water service lines and storage tanks
Scott County and the village of
Winchester: $500,000 in
COPS technology funds
USDA Center for Agriculture
Utilization and Research, Peoria Ag Lab:
1. $2.7 million for lab and
facility improvements
2. Continue important Illinois
agriculture research projects: $906,469 for the Animal Health Consortium
and $476,880 for crop production and food processing
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Biotechnology Research and
Development Corporation, Peoria: $3.6
million for research and development
University of Illinois, agriculture
research:
1. $450,000 for the Future Foods
initiative and to establish a World Food and Health Center
2. $760,000 for the Soybean Disease
Biotechnology Research Center
3. $1,085,000 for the
Illinois-Missouri Alliance for Biotechnology, a research initiative at
the universities of Illinois and Missouri
4. $675,000 for the Livestock
Genome Sequencing Initiative, to create an ordered map of large insert
DNA clones covering the entire DNA in major species of food animals
OSF St. Francis, Peoria, rapid
treatment:
$900,000 for expansion and renovation of emergency department
Proctor Hospital, Peoria:
1. $550,000 for hospital expansion
2. $250,000 for gambling addiction
program
Memorial Medical Center,
Springfield: $550,000
for equipment for the nursing training and education center
Culbertson Memorial Hospital,
Rushville: $200,000 for
construction of occupational health facility
SIU School of Medicine,
Springfield: $150,000
for equipment for Cancer Institute
10/33 Ambulance Service, Spring
Valley: $75,000 for updated defibrillator and computer equipment
Center for Prevention of Abuse,
Peoria: $150,000 for
continued construction of new facility
Tazewell-Woodford Head Start: $100,000
for continued construction of new facility
[News release from
Rep. Ray LaHood,
18th Congressional District] |
