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Click on any of the following links for specific project information for each funding program.
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Project Name |
Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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Taxiway W Improvements, Phase I
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Extension of Airport Taxiway W from Taxiway C to Taxiway D and extension of Taxiway D from Taxiway W to Taxiway V. This project provides an alternative route to the runway for arriving or departing traffic that significantly reduces or eliminates the possibility of general aviation aircraft accidents.
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$5,178,291
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Summer 2009
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Terminal B Baggage Screening Equipment
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Funded by the Transportation Security Administration, the new baggage explosive detection systems for the Airport's new Terminal B includes conveyors that move passengers' checked bags to an array of automated security screening machines, with additional conveyors to move screened bags for staging for aircraft loading. In addition, the project includes upgrades to the Airport's electrical power and mechanical systems to support the new equipment.
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$20,916,360
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Fall 2009
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Program Total: |
$26,094,651
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Project Name |
Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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WIA-Adult Program
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Funded by the Department of Labor's Workforce Investment Act, these Recovery Act funds will be used by work2future to provide job placement, counseling and training services for 1,500 to 2,000 adult and dislocated worker clients through 6/30/11. work2future would work with employers, as well as community colleges, San Jose State University and other training providers to develop customized and on-the-job training programs for new and incumbent workers in such areas as clean technology, health care, bioscience, and nanotechnology.
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$2,492,888
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Summer 2009
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WIA-Dislocated Worker Program
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See Above.
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$3,981,615
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Summer 2009
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WIA-Rapid Response Program
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Funds used to assist workers to quickly return to productive positions in the labor force by providing counseling workships on financial assistance and career counseling services. Work2future conducted outreach to various employers that were planning employee layoffs, as well as conducted informational workshops to workers who were subject to layoff. These workshops were focused on informing workers of the many services that are available to them through work2future. Funds were also used to support studies focused on regional and targeted job growth and best Rapid Response practices learned from other Rapid Response providers regarding proactive engagement with businesses, effective marketing of services, performance measurement, customer feedback and the importance of small business and entrepreneurship to improve the local and regional economy.
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$638,390
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Summer 2009
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WIA-Youth Program
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Funded by the Department of Labor's Workforce Investment Act, these Recovery Act funds will be used by work2future to augment current youth services by funding a Summer Jobs for Youth Program that will serve an estimated 1,000-1,200 youth (between the ages of 15-24) from June to September 2009. Program will include linking youth with public sector employers and non-profits.
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$4,744,413
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Summer 2009
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WIA- Rapid Response Funds
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Funds will be used for either Rapid Response lay-off aversion activities or Dislocated Worker Additional Assistance for case management, training and supportive services.
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$902,329
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Spring
2010
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Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
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Funding from the County of Santa Clara Social Services Agency for seven weeks of summer work experience combined with work readiness training for approximately 840 eligible 15-17 year olds beginning in June 2010.
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$1,287,867
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Summer 2010
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Wagner-Peyser Disability Program Navigator
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Funds will be used to integrate the Disability Navigator function into daily operations at One-Stop Centers, provide outreach to job seekers, businesses and community partners and maintain a stable infrastructure for serving customers with disabilities within the One-Stop Centers.
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$99,072
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Summer 2010
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On-the-Job Training National Emergency Grant
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Funds will be used to provide Workforce Investment Act (WIA) allowable employment and training services to dislocated workers experiencing prolonged unemployment from layoffs occurring since the onset of the recent recession. The funding provided by this Department of Labor grant covers on-the-job training services for dislocated workers through June 2012.
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$725,462
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Summer 2010
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WIA-ARRA Exemplary Awards
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Also referred to as the 07-08 State Incentive Program, funds represent incentive awards for work2future meeting or exceeding its performance measures for performance year 2007-2008, and may be used for allowable costs under the Workforce Investment Act.
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$30,874
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Fall 2010
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WIA-ARRA Exemplary Awards (08-09 State Incentive Program)
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Also referred to as the 08-09 State Incentive Program, funds represent incentive awards for work2future meeting or exceeding its performance targets for PY 2008-2009 and may be used for any allowable costs under the Workforce Investment Act.
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$24,637
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Fall 2010
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Program Total: |
$14,927,547 |
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Project Name |
Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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Programmable LED Streetlights
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Funded by the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, these Recovery Act funds will be used to replace approximately 1,500 Low Pressure Sodium streetlights with programmable LED lights equipped with advanced controls and communications to maximize energy efficiency and savings.
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$2,000,625
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Winter 2009
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Energy Efficiency Improvements on City Facilities
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Funded by the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, these Recovery Act funds will be used to install cost-effective energy efficiency measures (HVAC, lighting, variable frequency drives and retro-commissioning) at city facilities which have high energy costs and have been identified as good candidates for priority retrofits.
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$4,521,945
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Winter 2009
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Municipal Solar Programs
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Funded by the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, these Recovery Act funds will be used to install solar hot water systems at fire stations, conduct solar and energy efficiency audits and fund technical assistance related to the City's Solar Program in project identification, design/build processes, project engineering financing options, proposal and contract development services for the installation of solar electric, solar hot water and energy efficiency projects
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$2,318,031
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Winter 2009
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Solar Market Transformation
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Funded by the Department of Energy's Solar America Cities Grant, these Recovery Act funds will be used to support seven solar projects that will make it easier and more cost effective for residents to install solar on their homes, train disadvantaged youth for jobs in the growing solar industry and help residents learn about solar options.
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$1,301,636
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Spring 2010
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Development of a Local Energy Assurance Plan
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Development of a Local Energy Assurance Plan for all City facilities and revision of the City's Emergency Operations Plan to more comprehensively address energy planning and preparedness. The plan will also focus on updating procedures and activities during energy outages.
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$299,983
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Spring 2010
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Better Buildings Program/Whole Neighborhood Energy Efficiency Program
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Funds are being used to support 50% energy efficiency reduction across distinct building types by creating unique, scalable, energy efficiency business solutions and delivery systems that account for diverse existing building stock and populations. The project will create and demonstrate an integrated, streamlined approach by targeting specific building types, outreach methods and energy use.
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$750,000
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Fall 2010
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Program Total: |
$11,192,219 |
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Project Name |
Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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Clean Tech Careers Fund/Green Business Equipment Program
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant, these Recovery Act funds will provide a funding mechanism for capital equipment costs to 3 green technology companies expanding or relocating to San Jose. Funding will open opportunities to individuals most impacted by the recession due to job loss, provide investment capital necessary to increase economic and energy efficiency by creating or implementing new and emerging technology.
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$1,200,000
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Fall 2009
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Moffat-Liberty Storm Drain Improvement
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant, this Recovery Act funded project will consist of the installation of new storm drain laterals, inlets, ADA curb cuts, driveways and ~1,300 linear feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter within a low-moderate income area of Alviso in far northern San Jose and address much-needed infrastructure needs in the area.
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$244,233
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Fall 2009
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North First Street-Grand Boulevard Storm Drain Improvement
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant, this Recovery Act funded project will consist of the installation of new storm drain laterals, inlets, ADA curb cuts, driveways and ~2,750 linear feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter within a low-moderate income area of Alviso in far northern San Jose and address much-needed infrastructure needs in the area.
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$368,001
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Fall 2009
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Project HOPE
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant, this Recovery Act funded project will result in a 2-year public service project that will provide job training and employment services to 70 individuals, including 28 non-violent ex-offenders, 30 homeless persons and 12 youth recently emancipated from the foster care system. Project promotes self-sufficiency and gainful employment.
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$400,000
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Fall 2009
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LED Streetlights
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Conversion of approximately 150 low-pressure sodium streetlights to adaptive LED streetlights.
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$265,463
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Fall 2009
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Homeless Prevention Financial Assistance & Housing Relocation Svcs.
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program, these Recovery Act funds will provide funding to agencies that currently have programs which provide financial assistance and case management services to San Jose homeless and at-risk residents, especially those affected by the economic crisis. Special emphasis will be placed on programs that seek to prevent homelessness, such as one-time rent to prevent eviction and rental guarantee program.
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$2,064,381
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Fall 2009
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Rapid Re-Housing Financial Assistance & Housing Relocation Scvs.
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See Above.
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$2,064,382
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Fall 2009
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Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 (NSP2)
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Funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development Neighborhood Stabilization Program, these Recovery Act funds will be used by the San José NSP2 Consortium, which is comprised of the Housing Trust of Santa Clara County, Neighborhood Housing Services Silicon Valley and the City of San José Housing Department, to reduce the number of foreclosed and abandoned homes, residential properties and to stabilize surrounding neighborhoods. Additionally, the Consortium will provide secondary financing for income eligible purchasers of foreclosed homes and will purchase and rehabilitate foreclosed and abandoned homes in targeted areas in the City of San José.
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Spring 2010
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Virtual Business Incubator
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Beginning in FY 11-12, CDBG-R savings from the two storm drain infrastructure projects are being used to fund an economic development program with AnewAmerica Community Corporation to assist low-income entrepreneurs to develop and sustain small businesses.
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$222,765
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Summer 2011
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Program Total: |
$31,829,226 |
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Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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SJPD Automated Field Reporting/Records Management System - Phase I
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Funded by the Department of Justice, these Recovery Act funds will provide partial funding for the Police Department's Automated Field Reporting/Records Management System. This new technology allows the Police Department to automatically store, collate, retrieve and analyze data to more effectively deploy limited police resources through data-driven approaches to crime and traffic safety.
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$1,353,687
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Spring 2010
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Silicon Valley Regional ICAC Task Force
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Funded by the Department of Justice's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Program, these Recovery Act funds will help to enhance and expand the San Jose/Silicon Valley Internet ICAC Task Force to address technology-facilitated child exploitation and prevent, interdict and investigate ICAC offenses.
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$863,930
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Fall 2009
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California Emergency Management Agency Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force
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Funded by the California Emergency Management Agency Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force, these Recovery Act funds will be used to support the Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force in San José, one of six law enforcement agencies in California to receive such funds. The focus of this program is the expansion of the existing multi-disciplinary task forces to improve both the law enforcement response to all elements of human trafficking and coordination between disciplines to ensure that a comprehensive continuum of care is provided to the victims of human trafficking.
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$375,000
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Spring 2010
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Anti-Drug Abuse Enforcement Program
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Funds will allow for participation in a multi-jurisdictional task force for the purpose of reducing the manufacture, sale and use of methamphetamine in Santa Clara County, as well as methamphetamine-related crime activity such as street crime, gang activity and violent assaults.
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$116,801
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Summer 2010
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Tobacco Retail Licensing Ordinance
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Funding from the Communities Putting Prevention (CPPW) to Work Tobacco Prevention and Control Program to advance tobacco prevention policies in San Jose. Funds are a portion of a $6.975 million grant that the Santa Clara County Public Health Department received from the Centers for Disease Control to support the county-wide program aimed at reducing smoking, help prevent tobacco-related deaths, and reduce exposure to secondhand smoke. Funds support development of a tobacco retail licensing ordinance (adopted by Council in December 2010).
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$128,190
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Spring 2010
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Outdoor Smoking Ordinance
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Funding from the Communities Putting Prevention (CPPW) to Work Tobacco Prevention and Control Program to advance tobacco prevention policies in San Jose. Funds are a portion of a $6.975 million grant that the Santa Clara County Public Health Department received from the Centers for Disease Control to support the county-wide program aimed at reducing smoking, help prevent tobacco-related deaths, and reduce exposure to secondhand smoke. Funds support development of an outdoor smoking ordinance.
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$196,731
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Fall 2011
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Program Total: |
$3,034,339 |
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Project Description |
Recovery Act Funding |
Start of Activity |
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Tier I - Street Resurfacing and Rehabilitation
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Funded by the Department of Transportation's Surface Transportation Program, these Recovery Act funds will provide for the resurfacing of approximately 15 miles of City arterials streets to extend their useful life, improve their structure and ride quality and defer more costly reconstruction. Tier I San Jose Street Resurfacing and Rehabilitation Project
For regular updates on construction progress, please access the City’s Capital Project Management System: https://cpms.sanjoseca.gov
For before and after photos of several street locations, click here.
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$9,302,466
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Fall 2009
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Tier II - Street Resurfacing and Rehabilitation
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Funded by the Department of Transportation's Surface Transportation Program, these Recovery Act funds will provide for the resurfacing of approximately 10 miles of City arterials streets to extend their useful life, improve their structure and ride quality and defer more costly reconstruction.
Tier II San Jose Street Resurfacing and Rehabilitation Project
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Spring 2010
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Program Total: |
$15,419,000 |
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SBWR Phase 1C Facility Improvements
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Funded by the Bureau of Reclamation's Water and Water-related Resources Grant, these Recovery Act funds provides partial funding for the construction of up to 15 miles of recycled water pipeline and related facility improvements as part of the South Bay Water Recycling Program. This project would increase by 2,400 acre-feet per year (AFY) the amount of recycled water distributed by the SBWRP and further reduce the reliance on scare potable water.
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$6,460,000
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Fall 2009
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Program Total: |
$6,460,000 |
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All Programs Total: |
$108,956,981 |
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