Formula Grants
Awarded
Formula allocations are increases to existing
federal funding programs. These increases are based
on formulas which factor in population, need, and
other criteria to assure that the greatest amount of
federal funding reaches locations where it will do
the most good.
Notification of ARRA Formula Funding to Mesa
(as of October 26, 2009): $46.9 Million
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TRANSPORTATION
Street Project Funding
Phoenix-Mesa Urbanized Area -$104,000,000
Mesa allocation: $10,800,000
Light Rail Project Funding
Phoenix-Mesa Urbanized Area -$36,000,000
Mesa allocation $1,800,000
Transit Project Funding
Phoenix-Mesa Urbanized Area -$64,000,000
- Mesa allocation:
- Mesa Country Club/US 60 Park and Ride
Construction $9,400,000
- RPTA Arizona Avenue/Country Club Bus
Rapid Transit Capital $15,000,000
Transportation Enhancement
Consolidated Canal Multi-Use Path - $1,416,754
PUBLIC SAFETY
U. S. Department of Justice Byrne Justice
Assistance Grant
Supports a broad range of prevention and crime
control improvements
- Mesa Police Department $1,219,746
NEIGHBORHOOD
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing
Program
- Mesa Neighborhood Services Department
$1,405,094
U.S Housing and Urban Development
Increase to Mesa’s Community Development Block
Grant $918,932
ENERGY
U.S. Department of Energy, Energy
Efficiency and Conservation Block, March 26, 2009
Reduce Energy Use and Fossil Fuel Emissions &
Energy Efficiency
Block Grant to City of Mesa Department of
Development and Sustainability $4,219,900
ENVIRONMENTAL
US Army Corps of Engineers for a collaborative
project with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian
Community for restoration of a riparian ecosystem
along the Salt River. This funding will be utilized
to complete the architect-engineering for the final
design complete with construction drawings and
specifications. $645,000
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