Ohio-Specific Benefits of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
| By Dave Harding, ProgressOhio - Jan 28th, 2009 at 7:41 pm EST |
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Categories: Budget Priorities, Economic Fairness and Security, News, Featured
Ohio-Specific Stimulus Estimates
- Medicaid - $2.827 billion over three years
- State Fiscal Year 2009 - $780.6 million
- State Fiscal Year 2010 - $1.342 billion
- State Fiscal Year 2011 - $704.4 million
- Food Stamps - $756 million over five years
- 1.2 million people
- Supplemental Security Income - $147.2 million above current levels (2009)
- 257,900 additional people
- Emergency Shelter Grant Program - $66.1 million (2009)
- 16,000 additional households covered
- Child Tax Credit (2009)
- Approximately 623,000 children will be helped
- Low-Income Home Energy Assistance - $49.9 million
- Elderly Nutrition Services - $7.2 million over 2 years
- Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant - $14.4 million over two years
- Unemployment Insurance
- 666,416 people will receive an additional $25/week
- 91,704 people will be granted an extension of benefits through the end of 2009
Infrastructure
- Highways and Bridges - $1.036 billion
- Transit Capital - $150.9 million
- Urban - $128.5 million
- Rural - $22.4 million
- Fixed Guideway Modernization - $24.1 million
- Will not apply to OH-15
- Clean Water State Revolving Fund - $326.8 million
Education
- Educational Technology State Grants - $36 million over two years
- Pell Grant - $969.1 million
- 268,804 recipients
- $3,605 average per award
- Head Start - $27.4 million over two years
- Child Care & Development Block Grant - $68.2 million over two years
- Education and Training
- Adult - $23.6 million
- Youth - $56.7 million
- Dislocated Worker - $54.4 million
- Employment Service - $20.3 million
Other
- State Fiscal Stabilization Fund - $2.385 billion over two years
- Community Services Block Grant - $39 million over two years
*Information Provided By The Office Of Congresswoman Mary Jo Kilroy, Representing Ohio's 15th Congressional District

















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