Below are the projects in New Mexico that have received funding from the federal stimulus package. In some cases, the names of the federal or local agencies weren't immediately available. We'll update the spreadsheet over time, however, as we track down the missing information or add new funding announcements.
| Federal agency | state/local agency | Amount | Project name | info source | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Bureau of Reclamation | $7,000,000 | Animas la Plata | from Mary Perea Carlson, Burec PIO | ||
| U.S. Bureau of Reclamation | $5,500,000 | Various infrastructure | from Mary Perea Carlson, Burec PIO | levee strengthening, Isleta reach habitat work, river maint, low-flow conveyance surveys, etc. | |
| U.S. Bureau of Reclamation | $12,500,000 | Various infrastructure | Journal library | Navajo Nation Municipal Pipeline, levee repairs along Rio Grande, projects at Elephant Butte Dam | |
| Department of Energy | $26,855,604 | weatherization | http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm | ||
| Department of Energy | $31,821,000 | state energy program | http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm | ||
| Department of Energy | $20,608,300 | Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant Program | http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm | Note: the city of albuquerque solar parking garage gizmo money apparently comes from this program | |
| Department of Energy | $384,150,000 | nuclear cleanup | http://www.energy.gov/newmexico.htm | story in the paper 4/1/2009 | |
| Department of Transportation | City of Albuquerque | $8,008,958 | roads | mayor's office | Bicycle bridge across the Rio Grande at I-40; traffic signal upgrades. |
| Department of Transportation | City of Albuquerque | $11,388,245 | transit | mayor's office | 500 new bus shelters, upgrading bus fare boxes, payment kiosks |
| Department of Transportation | City of Albuquerque | $2,500,000 | FAA funds | mayor's office | Repaving a runway at Double Eagle II airport. |
| Housing and Urban Development | City of Albuquerque | $1,181,843 | Community Development Block Grants | mayor's office | |
| Housing and Urban Development | City of Albuquerque | $1,807,256 | Homelessness Prevention | mayor's office | Rent assistance to keep people in their apartments |
| Housing and Urban Development | $3,800,000 | Home loans, basic projects | Journal library | Street improvements and water-treatment plants in Bloomfield, Clovis, Tucumcari, Mosquero, Reserve | |
| Housing and Urban Development | $50,000,000 | Affordable housing | Journal library | Build affordable housing, improve public buildings across the state. (Might be duplicative of ABQ line items.) | |
| Department of Energy | City of Albuquerque | $5,000,000 | Energy efficiency and conservation block grant | mayor's office | Install solar panels atop city-owned parking garages, buy "plug in" hybrid vehicles, energy-efficient roofs on city buildings |
| Department of Justice | City of Albuquerque | $4,779,880 | COPS grant | mayor's office | City not sure it will receive the whole amount. Would pay for hiring 20 officers for three years. |
| Department of Justice | City of Albuquerque | $89,569 | Stop Violence Against Women | mayor's office | |
| Department of Interior | Santa Ana Pueblo | $200,000 | Development of mule deer and elk management plan | DOI news release | |
| Six school districts | $4,000,000 | Modernize, improve schools | Journal library | Gallup-McKinley, the Central Consolidated district in northwest N.M., Cuba, Dulce, Zuni and Jemez Valley to receive funding. | |
| Department of Health and Human Services | $18,600,000 | Child care | Journal library | Provide child-care services to working families or those seeking training or education | |
| $1,090,000 | Immunization | Journal library | Immunize children against preventable diseases | ||
| Veterans Health Administration | Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Albuquerque | $4,500,000 | Infrastructure improvements | Journal library | Solar photovoltaic system, energy-conservation measures |
| State labor department | $2,600,000 | Workforce Connection of Central N.M. | Journal library | Summer youth-employment programs | |
| State airports | $16,500,000 | Airports | Journal Library | Las Cruces International Airport received most of the funds | |
| Department of Defense | N.M. military bases | $87,000,000 | Base upgrades | Journal library | Kirtland Air Force Base, Cannon, Holloman and White Sands Missle Range. |
| 400,000 New Mexicans | $100,000,000 | Extra checks | Journal library | Recipients of Social Security, Supplemental Security Income and certain other benefits are to get $250 checks | |
| Mid-Region Council of Governments | $36,000,000 | Transportation projects | Journal library | North portion of Paseo del Volcan in Rio Rancho, bike trail along I-40 in Albuquerque, U.S. 550 in Bernalillo, traffic light system in Albuquerque. (The bike trail might be duplicated in one of the ABQ line items.) | |
| State labor department | $39,000,000 | Unemployment benefits | Journal library | Unemployment insurance benefits program | |
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| Children, Youth and Families | $1,979,000 | Title IV-E foster care and adoption | CYFD | additional funding for foster or adoptive families | |
| $17,816,534 | Child care development block grant | CYFD | Child care subsidies, quality checks and administration | ||
| Human Services Department | $737,600,000 | Medicaid | HSD | ||
| $174,200,000 | Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program | HSD | Food stamps | ||
| $38,200,000 | Temporary Assistance for Needy Families | HSD | Cash benefit to approved families | ||
| $8,400,000 | Child support enforcement | HSD | |||
| $5,700,000 | Community services block grant | HSD | Housing, food, mortgage counseling, job skills training for approved families. Grants were distributed to seven organizations that cover most of the state | ||
| $1,000,000 | Emergency Food Assistance Program | HSD | Emergency food benefit | ||
| Rural communities | $41,600,000 | Wastewater projects | Journal library | Grants and loans for water and environmental projects | |
| Army Corps of Engineers | $25,000,000 | Civil works construction | Journal library | New water system in Questa, operation of dams, other projects | |
| Tribal communities | $56,000,000 | Tribal money | Journal library | School improvements, road maintenance, work force training | |
| U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | $3,900,000 | Wildlife help | Journal library | Habitat restoration, energy efficiency and other construction | |
| U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | $5,000,000 | Environmental cleanup | Journal library | Accelerate cleanup of groundwater near Grants | |
| $264,000,000 | Roads | Journal library | Highway and road construction, public transit projects | ||
| National parks, monuments | $8,000,000 | Carlsbad Caverns | Journal library | Mostly for Carlsbad Caverns National Park | |
| Homeland Security Department | $17,560,000 | Border crossings | Journal library | Antelope Wells border crossing, Columbus port of entry |