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SCRA Annual Report 2005 2005 SCOTT COUNTY REGIONAL AUTHORITY GRANTS BENNETT COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Junior High: Industrial SCOTT COUNTY FIRE CHIEF'S ASSOCIATION HELP THROUGH EDUCATION & LAW PROGRAM, INC. Fitness program (052206) 12,420 Technology Lab updates 23,853 Fire equipment replacement, Replacement of voicemail system 3,434 Neil Armstrong Elementary: technology & education 70,800 BETTENDORF COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT materials for violence prevention 2,000 HUMANE SOCIETY OF SCOTT COUNTY Student calculators & overhead calculator SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Training & chain link kennel toppers 9,216 for elementary classrooms 22,103 PALMER COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC McGruff Crime Prevention Program 5,065 ILLINOIS / IOWA CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING Elementary Schools: Chiropractic Learning Resource Center 15,000 Establishment of a Canine Unit 15,299 Fluent Readers Read Now 11,278 Devices for older persons with vision loss 2,808 PLEASANT VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT WALCOTT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT High School Special Education: IOWA EAST CENTRAL T.R.A.I.N. Functional Skills Program 825 PVHS Expansion Project 50,000 Tanker replacement 35,000 Riverdale Heights Elementary: Playground safety & Elementary & Middle Schools: field trips 15,000 accessibility upgrade 20,500 Assistive Technology equipment 19,000 WQPT-TV Middle School: telephone access Cultural Awareness Educational Modules 15,835 Energy assistance for low-income for all classrooms 40,888 Pleasant View: upgrades to residents of Scott County 40,000 Guided reading books for grades 3-5 1,500 Media Center 26,000 AMERICAN RED CROSS OF THE QUAD CITIES JEWISH FEDERATION OF THE QUAD CITIES Project READY: Microscopes 1,123 Bridgeview Elementary: Technology to increase capacity to train & playground equipment 8,000 Israeli Cultural Festival 6,888 Elementary Schools: LCD Projectors 10,700 support new local disaster volunteers 12,238 Bridgeview Elementary: sound system 2,000 John Lewis Community Services Building a Positive Work Ethic Waterford Early Reading Program 42,866 BALLET QUAD CITIES among Student Learners 5,720 JOHN LEWIS COMMUNITY SERVICES Reference materials for grades K-12 30,000 Bringing Ballet Alive for 6,000 K-12 students in Datacard Tru Photo Solutions & Scott, Muscatine & Clinton counties 19,700 Landscaping & detention pond for School Messenger systems 13,083 High School: renovation of Cobblestone Terrace 30,000 theater sound system 25,000 BETHANY FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES High School: sound attenuation of Junior Achievement of the Heartland Fine Arts addition 38,550 RIVERMONT COLLEGIATE Improve parking area & increase parking spaces 15,000 JA programs at secondary level 11,500 New security system 33,312 COMMUNIVERSITY, INC. IT equipment upgrade in LIVING LANDS & WATERS Lifelong Learning 5,250 ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY Davenport office 10,500 New office equipment 10,000 DAVENPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Improving campus access, BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS security & environmental quality 20,000 MEAL SERVICE OF SCOTT COUNTY, INC. North & West High Schools: Building for Kids: capital project 40,000 Summer science programs for elementary Donor meals 7,000 Math Computer Labs 47,160 Donor meals 7,000 Sudlow & Wood Intermediate: Industrial school children & teachers 38,800 BIX BEIDERBECKE MEMORIAL SOCIETY Technology Modular Labs 46,072 BETTENDORF PARKS & RECREATION Youth Jazz Band Instruments 5,000 MIDWEST WRITING CENTER High Schools: leveled printed materials McManus Park: athletic BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, ILLOWA COUNCIL Emerging Young Writers Workshops 3,000 to support secondary readers 33,000 court rehabilitation 28,455 IT equipment upgrade 11,000 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BLUES SOCIETY Children's Village West: Outdoor Palmer Hills Golf Course Clubhouse 75,000 Educational programming at the Learning Environment 39,566 BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Quad Cities Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Light replacement at Devil’s Glen E BETTE a 2005 Blues Festival 15,000 Interoperability Communications Consortium s t Equipment & supplies for e r Great Minds Partnership 15,000 n Park baseball field 30,000 A v High Schools: multimedia carts for program enhancement 22,910 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY REGIONAL BLOOD CENTER Proposed Fiber Optic Route e Social Studies Dept. 20,370 BETTENDORF PARKS & RECREATION FOUNDATION, INC. Y Club computer lab, Davenport Club New building audio / visual system 30,000 Locust St 2 1 3 D 8 r Brady St Brady physical improvements and d i t v Disc golf courses 20,000 h i s Williams Intermediate: microscopes 20,000 i S o S n t t recreation & fitness equipment 15,000 NATIONAL TTT SOCIETY DAVENPORT S t Hayes Elementary: library books 15,000 BETTENDORF, CITY OF DAVENPORT P.D. 2005 National TTT Convention 4th St BETTEN Kimberly Center: Business Technology Educational Center 150,000 CENTER FOR ACTIVE SENIORS (CASI) in Davenport 3,000 Rd m ha Computer Labs 38,282 CASI Facility Renovation / Expansion 40,000 ing Educational Center 100,000 ck NEW GROUND THEATRE Ro ROCK ISLAND P.D. Afterschool & Summer Investing In Our Future Phase II 50,000 CASI Facility Renovation / Expansion 50,000 5th Ave R MOLINE CENTRE Community Partnership 30,000 Lighting upgrade for (/61 E V 16th St CENTER FOR ALCOHOL & DRUG SERVICES, INC. I BUFFALO, CITY OF Nighswander Theatre 15,147 R ROCK ISLAND Secondary Special Education MO 18th Ave 11th St High density mobile storage St 17th Science & Math Reading Project 25,000 Storm warning siren 16,250 I records management system 11,400 NIABI ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY P IP 7th St S 30th St "74 West High School: microscopes 13,644 S #$! DAVENPORT PARKS & RECREATION Capital campaign 35,000 SI Information Management Project 15,169 %&('280 IS 31st Ave Walcott Elementary: Sports lighting for softball field at Capital campaign 30,000 M Keys for Success program 10,491 Davenport West Little League 10,000 CHILD ABUSE COUNCIL (/67 “Carry Me Home” Elementary Client database software 5,450 OPPORTUNITIES NEVER ENDING FOUNDATION Reading Project 50,770 DAVENPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY Colposcope purchase 10,000 Housing assistance for people Second Step Violence Prevention Large Community Meeting Room with mental illness 7,000 1st Ave program curriculum & supplies 41,370 at West Branch Library 125,000 CHILDREN’S THERAPY CENTER OF THE QUAD CITIES Proposed Fiber Optic Routes MILAN VILLAGE HALL Premiere of “Ragtime” the musical 2,047 PROJECT RENEWAL Graphing calculators for all Large Community Meeting Room Bettendorf C.H. to Moline Centre at West Branch Library 125,000 Fall surface for playground 10,000 6-12 math classes 35,915 CITY OPERA COMPANY OF THE QUAD CITIES Moline Centre to Rock Island P.D. MILAN Great Minds Partnership 12,000 DAVENPORT, CITY OF Audience Development & QUAD CITY ARTS Davenport P.D. to Milan V.H. LEGO Robotics Kits 20,147 Public Safety Answering Points Outreach Collaboration 6,200 Journeys: Passages to Scott County 15,000 MilanVH toRockIslandPD ® Physical Science Equipment Kits 20,000 consolidation plan for Scott County 75,000 Visiting Artist Top Brass: “In the Mood” COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE, INC. Problem-Based Kits in Earth Science 20,000 Region-wide fiber optic communications for American Music 25,000 McKinley Elementary: network for emergency services 134,860 Accessibility upgrades 26,549 Learning through Music, the Voice nonfiction leveled books 10,000 Dental Workforce of World Cultures project 20,000 Children’s Village at Hoover: DIXON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Development Program 30,000 Equipment for Brush Truck 10,000 QUAD CITY SCHOLARS playground equipment 33,267 ECUMENICAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT GROUP ACT Test Preparation for minority Equipment & learning center for DONAHUE (BENEFITED) FIRE DISTRICT NO. 5 Playground equipment for new and low income students 4,530 autistic children 18,000 Fire Station addition & recreational yard 39,000 Walcott Intermediate: Community Center 32,000 Energy conservation for QUAD CITY SPORTS CENTER fiction & nonfiction leveled books 10,000 low income housing 39,625 Replacement of rental skates 15,700 North High School: ELDRIDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Lighting replacement 20,000 Journalism technology update 7,345 New apparatus operating equipment 9,884 EDGERTON WOMEN’S HEALTH CENTER, INC. Equipment / supplies for reduction of childhood QUAD CITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Fillmore Elementary: ELDRIDGE, CITY OF musical percussion instruments 3,811 obesity & computer replacement 20,084 Computer & office technology upgrade 15,035 Sheridan Meadows Park Medical & phone system upgrades SCHUETZENPARK GILDE DAVENPORT D.A.R.E., INC. facility enhancements 28,779 and nutrition & education 30,000 Drug resistance training for Bicycle / pedestrian path Shelter House Construction 2,500 FAMILY RESOURCES, INC. Davenport 5th grade students 11,000 along First Street 24,500 SCOTT COUNTY FAMILY Y Shelter heating update 21,420 Diocese of Davenport: All Saints FAMILY MUSEUM Playground equipment for Catholic School Door replacement 10,813 Van for Domestic Violence Shelter 27,000 Friendly Technology Traveling Exhibit 11,600 Davenport Family YMCA 20,000 INVESTING IN Instruments & technology FIRST TEE OF THE QUAD CITIES Camp to College: for low income, for music program 10,595 FIGGE ART MUSEUM Synthetic putting / chipping green 10,000 minority students 20,000 Equipment to broaden Capital funding for 3 art Memberships for Superstars Media Center access 3,927 studio classrooms 75,000 FRIENDLY HOUSE program participants 31,600 Passenger van 25,000 DIOCESE OF DAVENPORT: ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL LECLAIRE FIRE & RESCUE SCOTT COUNTY HOUSING COUNCIL Surveillance cameras & Pager
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