DENVER—Colorado would get about $1.97 billion for programs that are distributed by formula under the economic stimulus bill that cleared the U.S. House, according to Senate Appropriations Committee estimates. A final total for Colorado wasn’t immediately available. Here are committee estimates for program funding for Colorado. Category totals have been rounded up.
Colorado Total: $1.97 billion
National School Lunch Program Equipment Assistance: $1.1 million
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP): $1.4 million
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): $179.8 million
Emergency Food and Shelter Program: $1.3 million
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: $34.6 million
Clean Water State Revolving Fund: $31.8 million
Highway Funding: $403.9 million
Transit Formula Funding: $103.5 million
Public Housing Capital Fund: $17.7 million
HOME Funding: $27.4 million
Homelessness Prevention Fund: $15.6 million
Community Development Block Grant: $10.4 million
Byrne/JAG: $29.8 million
Crime Victims: $1.8 million
Internet Crimes Against Children Grants: $848,000
Violence Against Women Grants: $2.8 million
State Energy Program: $49.1 million
Weatherization: $81.1 million
Child Care and Development Block Grant: $24.3 million
Head Start: $8 million
State Stabilization Fund: $611.5 million
Title I Education for the Disadvantaged: $126.7 million
Education Technology: $9.4 million
Community Services Block Grant: $8.7 million
Senior Meals Programs: $1.7 million
Department of Labor State Employment Service Grants: $6.2 million
Department of Labor Dislocated Workers State Grants: $10.5 million
Department of Labor Adult State Grants: $4.8 million
Department of Labor Youth State Grants: $12 million
Department of Education Vocational Rehabilitation: $6.3 million
Dept. of Education Special Education Part B, Section 61: $148.7 million
