Community Facilities Program August 21, 2019

State Sens. Reps. Recipient Loans Grants Project Description

AL Doug Jones, Town of Loxley $111,400 $46,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase four new vehicles, three (01) equipped as police vehicles and one administrative vehicle for the town of Fort Deposit. The vehicles are in operation 24 hours a day, a factor that limits their useful life to approximately five years. The current fleet is beyond its useful life.

AL Doug Jones, City of Union Springs $227,700 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will used to purchase a new pumper fire truck. Richard Shelby (02) The fire department currently has an inoperable 30-year-old truck and a 20-year-old one. The new pumper truck will replace the 30-year-old truck. This will allow for safer, more dependable fire protection for the community.

AL Doug Jones, Cary Palmer City of Jemison $351,400 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a 6,000 square foot Richard Shelby (06) public safety building that will become a second fire station and office space for the police department. The current fire station is located on the west side of the city. The city is divided by a CSX Railroad that causes response delays for the east side of the city. The new fire station will allow the city to provide better services to the east side. This will improve Jemison's ISO Public Protection Classification Rating, which could lower insurance premiums for the homeowners.

AL Doug Jones, Town of Valley Head $130,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a fire truck and Richard Shelby (04) equipment. The town of Valley Head is currently protecting its residents with a very old fire truck that is in constant need of repair. This new fire truck and equipment will decrease response times and increase effectiveness of the public safety division.

AL Doug Jones, Paint Rock Volunteer Fire $39,700 $35,300 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a newer fire truck and Richard Shelby (05) Department, Incorporated equipment. Paint Rock Volunteer Fire Department has two fire trucks. One is a 1980 vehicle with major front end issues and is only used as a last resort due to safety concerns. The fire department is down to four air tanks that are being refilled. The new truck and air tanks are necessary to ensure the safety of the fire fighters as they protect the citizens in the service area.

AL Doug Jones, Lowndes County Commission $98,900 $42,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase video security equipment Richard Shelby (07) and jail management software. Lowndes County Detention Facility currently uses a standard analog video surveillance system installed in 1999. The new digital video security system will improve safety for the officers and inmates. The new software based record management system will eliminate paper files. This will reduce paper usage and save time in locating inmate information.

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State Sens. Reps. Recipient Loans Grants Project Description

AL Doug Jones, Terri Sewell Town of Fort Deposit $70,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase three new police vehicles Richard Shelby (07) and equipment for the town of Fort Deposit. The current police vehicles and equipment are more than 13 years old and well beyond their useful life. New body cams, ballistic vests, computers and vehicles will ensure the safety of the officers while they are protecting the residents.

AL Doug Jones, Mike Rogers East Providence Volunteer Fire $121,000 $20,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a 40'x 60' prefabricated Richard Shelby (03) Department metal building to add to the fire station. The existing fire station is undersized and can not house the fire trucks and equipment. The new building will have higher eave height with two roll up bay doors providing space for two fire trucks. There will also be a community room, kitchenette, accessible bathrooms and a small office. The existing structure will be used for smaller search and rescue vehicles, equipment storage and turnout space.

AZ Martha McSally, Tom O'Halleran Concho Volunteer Fire Department $50,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to complete Phase II of the fire station Krysten Sinema (01) building project by adding a concrete pad in front of the building, construction of two office spaces, a restroom, and overhead storage. Phase I was the construction of the fire station building consisting of three bays, an office, and a meeting and training room for the fire department. The Concho Volunteer Fire District serves nine square miles; their Fire Response Area is 750 square miles; and they plan to expand to other areas of In-State and Out-of-State Wild Land Fire Fighting. The applicant is located in Apache County, Ariz., which is one of the two Persistent Poverty Counties in the state.

CO Michael Bennet, Ken Buck Trinidad Area Health Association $25,783,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to renovate and expand the Mt. San Cory Gardner (04) Raphael Hospital in Trinidad, Colo. Funds will also be used to purchase new medical equipment. The project includes the expansion and improvement of the Imaging Department. It will also entail the construction of a new 14 bed medical and surgical unit, a new emergency department with 10 treatment spaces, and a new central utilities plant. GA Johnny Isakson, Sanford Bishop City of Leary $24,700 $13,300 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase one fully equipped patrol David Perdue (02) vehicle for use by the city's police department. This vehicle will replace the older patrol vehicle in order to provide adequate public safety for the city and county. The Leary Police Department has two police officers.

IL Tammy Duckworth, Mike Bost Randolph County $56,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to help replace the roof on the Richard Durbin (12) Randolph County Care Center. The facility is a 100-bed, skilled-nursing facility located in Sparta that provides long-term and short-term stays, as well as, physical, speech and occupational therapy, and counseling services to residents of all ages in Randolph County. Bids for the roof replacement came in higher than the architect's estimates due to additional work needed to meet compliance codes and adjustable supports.

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State Sens. Reps. Recipient Loans Grants Project Description

MO Roy Blunt, Jason Smith Clarkton Municipal Improvement $6,000 $9,700 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a new maintenance truck Josh Hawley (08) Corporation for the city of Clarkton. The vehicle will be used by the city maintenance department, allowing for repairs and improvements in a cost effective and timely manner. Clarkton Municipal Improvement Corporation will lease the vehicle to the city.

NC Richard Burr, Mark Walker Town of Green Level $200,000 $89,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to provide the town of Green Level Thom Tillis (06) additional funding for an existing project currently under construction. In Fiscal Years 2017 and 2018, funds were obligated for the town of Green Level to construct a new town hall. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the construction period has been extended and additional costs have been incurred. This subsequent loan and grant will provide Green Level with the funds needed to complete their new building. Previous loan funding equals $1,494,400 and previous grant funding equals $75,000.

NC Richard Burr, Mark Walker Town of Denton $519,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used for the purchase of a new top mount Thom Tillis (06), pumper truck, as well as equipment and new radios for the fire department's fleet. Richard Hudson, Their current pumper truck is a 1987 model and replacement parts are difficult to find, (08), which results in extended levels of downtime. The new truck is custom built and is Ted Budd expected to be delivered in January 2020. (13)

NC Richard Burr, Mark Walker Town of Denton $48,800 $26,200 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a 2019 skid steer front Thom Tillis (06), loader, and a 2019 pursuit police vehicle, as well as equipment. The town's current Richard Hudson, skid steer is a 1994 model and has had major mechanical issues which have incurred (08), significant repair costs. The new police vehicle will replace a 2014 vehicle which also Ted Budd incurs significant mechanical and maintenance costs for the town. (13)

NC Richard Burr, David Rouzer Town of Pine Level $200,000 $30,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a 2019 garbage truck Thom Tillis (07) with side tippers and hoppers. This truck is being purchased to replace the town's older and unreliable 2002 model truck that is currently in service. The old truck has exceeded its useful life and has increasing maintenance costs.

NC Richard Burr, George Holding Town of Middlesex $47,000 $100,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to enable the town of Middlesex to Thom Tillis (02) purchase public service equipment, including a police vehicle, generator, chipper, lawn mowers and a Jetta. The equipment currently owned and operated by the town is outdated and is expensive to repair and maintain. Replacing this equipment will be more cost effective and will assist employees of the town's police and public works departments in carrying out duties efficiently and safely.

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State Sens. Reps. Recipient Loans Grants Project Description

NE Deb Fischer, Adrian Smith West Holt Memorial Hospital $680,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to provide additional funding to (03) renovate the West Holt Memorial Hospital (WHMH), which is currently under construction to update several portions of their facility. Updates include the development of a new Specialty Clinic to accommodate increased outpatient demands, and allow for two new licensed mental health specialists to join the current staff; a new surgical suite to accommodate the 100 percent increase in outpatient surgical procedures; expansion of the existing lab by 200 square feet to perform a wider variety of tests on-site; renovation of the waiting and multi-purpose areas, staff and board rooms and patient check-in areas; enhancement of mental health and opioid services.

NY Kirsten Gillibrand, Chris Collins East Shelby Volunteer Fire $180,000 $20,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a pumper apparatus body Charles Schumer (27) and four-door commercial chassis. This will replace a pumper truck and a rescue truck that are beyond their useful life. This project serves the town of Shelby and town of Barre in Orleans County.

NY Kirsten Gillibrand, Elise Stefanik Town of Madrid $95,000 $14,100 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a new 2018 International Charles Schumer (21) highway plow truck to replace the undependable 1998 plow truck. The new plow truck will help maintain the town roads and highways to keep the residents safe.

NY Kirsten Gillibrand, John Katko Town of Arcadia $210,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a new all wheel drive Charles Schumer (24) motor grader. The town of Arcadia is located in Wayne County and will use the equipment purchased through this application to provide service to town residents located outside the village of Newark. The existing road grader (purchased in the 90's) is at the end of its useful life and is developing mechanical problems that are becoming costlier to repair. Replacement of this equipment is essential to ensure that the highway department will be able to maintain the streets and roads in the town.

OH Sherrod Brown, Steve Stivers City of Nelsonville $120,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will finance the purchase of a (15) street sweeper which will be used to help maintain Nelsonville city streets and storm drains. Nelsonville is located in Appalachian Athens County, Ohio's sole Persistent Poverty-designated county. Earlier this fiscal year, Nelsonville received $12.14 million in USDA Rural Development Water and Environmental Program funding for the construction of a wastewater treatment facility.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Village of Barnesville $46,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a police Rob Portman (06) cruiser for law enforcement use along with a pickup truck for use by Barnesville's fire department. Both new vehicles are replacing older, no longer serviceable models. The city of Barnesville has financed four other first responder vehicles through USDA Rural Development in recent years.

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OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Fox Township - Carroll County $51,000 $27,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a truck Rob Portman (06) with a snow plow which will be used to maintain more than 37 miles of Fox Township roads in Carroll County. The truck and equipment will replace an older, no longer serviceable model, and will provide the township's 1,041 residents with enhanced winter-weather road safety. This is Fox Township's first collaboration with USDA Rural Development.

OH Sherrod Brown, Brad Wenstrup Village of Owensville $23,000 $23,000 This Rural Development investment will be used by the village of Owensville (Stonelick Rob Portman (02) Township) to finance the purchase of a police cruiser. The new vehicle will replace an older model which has reached the end of its useful life, and will provide the department's 20 law enforcement officers with dependable, safe and secure transportation. Previous collaborations with USDA Rural Development include a $30,000 grant used to offset the purchase of a police cruiser in 2012.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson West Township - Columbiana County $68,000 $47,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a tractor, Rob Portman (06) loader and boom mower which will be used to maintain more than 65 miles of West Township roads in Columbiana County. The new equipment will replace an older, no longer serviceable model and will provide the township's residents with improved road safety. This is West Township Columbiana's first collaboration with USDA Rural Development.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Village of Hopedale $30,200 $36,800 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a backhoe Rob Portman (06) with attachments to assist with snow removal and general road maintenance in Hopedale. The new backhoe will replace an older, no longer serviceable model, helping ensure road safety for the residents. This is Hopedale's first collaboration with USDA Rural Development Community Facilities. Previously, the village received a total of $450,000 in Water and Waste Disposal loan and grant funding for wastewater treatment improvements.

OH Sherrod Brown, Steve Stivers City of Logan $79,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of three police Rob Portman (15) vehicles which will replace older units that are no longer serviceable. Located in Appalachian Hocking County, the Logan Police Department is comprised of more than 20 administrative, patrol, investigative, and community relations officers along with dispatchers and support staff. Past collaborations with Logan include an $8,000 Community Facilities loan in 2011 for the purchase of new radar guns, and a $72,000 Community Facilities loan and grant combination in 2015 to help offset the purchase of two police cruisers.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bob Gibbs Western Holmes Fire District $285,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a fire Rob Portman (07) tanker for the Western Holmes Fire District, which provides fire and emergency medical services to residents in the villages of Hardy and Millersburg, along with residents of Mechanic and Monroe Townships. The new tanker will replace an older model which is no longer serviceable. This is West Holmes Fire District's first collaboration with USDA Rural Development.

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OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Middleport $72,700 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of two Rob Portman (06) garbage packer trucks which will allow the village of Middleport, located along the Ohio River halfway between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, to offer direct refuse collection services to its residents.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Lee Township - Monroe County $82,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a tractor, Rob Portman (06) loader and boom mower which will be used to help maintain more than 30 miles of Lee Township roads. The tractor and equipment will replace an older, no longer serviceable model, helping ensure road safety for the township's residents. This is the first collaboration between USDA Rural Development and Lee Township.

OH Sherrod Brown, Bill Johnson Washington Township - Monroe $84,500 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of a tractor Rob Portman (06) and boom mower to help maintain more than 26 miles of Washington Township roads in Appalachian Monroe County. The new equipment will replace an older, no longer serviceable model, offering improved road safety for the township's residents.

OH Sherrod Brown, Anthony Gonzalez Village of Lakemore $105,000 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to finance the purchase of two police Rob Portman (16) cruisers and two fire department first responder units for the village of Lakemore in Summit County. The new police cruisers will replace older units that have reached the end of their useful life. The new first responder units are smaller and more agile, allowing for quicker response times in reaching the village residents. USDA Rural Development has provided $196,000 in loans and grants to purchase two ambulances.

PA Robert Casey, Fred Keller Towanda Borough $214,800 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a 2019 broom street Patrick Toomey (12) sweeper, and dual side brooms and belt conveyor. The new street sweeper is needed for the borough because their current one is no longer operational.

PA Robert Casey, Glenn Thompson Homer City Borough $35,400 $19,200 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a Ford Utility Police Patrick Toomey (15) Interceptor AWD equipped with first responder equipment. The Borough needs this new vehicle to add to their K9 unit and eventually replace their current vehicle that has high mileage.

PA Robert Casey, Fred Keller Tri-Town Volunteer Fire Company $59,900 $28,500 This Rural Development investment will be used to repair a 47-5 tanker and to Patrick Toomey (12) refinance the existing lien with the Relief Fund. The applicant intends to replace the entire body and tank and add accessories. The tanker has developed many problems and is in need of repair including a leaking tank, rusting components and pump issues. The refurbished tanker will benefit the residents of Allegheny Township, Bingham Township, Hector Township, Ulysses Township, and Ulysses Borough. The combined population of these communities is 2,748, according to the 2010 census.

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State Sens. Reps. Recipient Loans Grants Project Description

PA Robert Casey, Dan Meuser Tremont Borough $35,600 $43,500 Rural Development funds will be used to purchase a police interceptor and a dump Patrick Toomey (09) truck. The current vehicles are older and have high mileage and will not pass inspection, therefore the borough needs new vehicles. The dump truck will provide street maintenance and the police interceptor will help expand their patrol unit. This project will benefit the residents of the borough and the township of Frailey. The recipient is located in Tremont Borough, Schuylkill County.

PA Robert Casey, Fred Keller Thompson Hose Company $94,300 $50,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a new four-wheel drive Patrick Toomey (12) ambulance. The applicant currently owns an old ambulance and would like to replace it due to the continued mechanical problems and often out of service. The company was worried the ambulance could break down in an emergency.

SC Lindsey Graham, Tom Rice Sandhill Medical Foundation Inc. $2,920,500 This Rural Development investment will be used to expand the Sandhill Medical Tim Scott (07) Facility. The project includes a 12,770 square foot building and improvements to an adjacent 1.89 acre site. Upon completion, the buildings will connect and provide more efficient staff access to both facilities. The proposed facility would be geared primarily towards pediatrics, leaving the current facility to handle mostly general practice for adult patients. In addition, the project will include more exam rooms with support space, more efficient use of existing space, improved layout and work flow in certain areas, and continued in-house services.

SD Dusty Johnson Philip Health Services Inc. $4,999,000 This Rural Development investment will be leveraged with other funding to make John Thune (At Large) renovations and add an addition of 14,500 square feet. This project will result in a memory care unit and an additional 12 beds. Renovation to meet current handicap accessibility standards and provide a more residential home style facility will be completed. Philip Health Services is the largest employer in the community and provides a wide range of health care services.

TN , Phil Roe Lakeview Fire Department Inc. $36,400 $37,200 This Rural Development investment will be used for purchase a new truck that will Marsha Blackburn (01) replace the current, unreliable vehicle that is a burden financially on Lakeview Fire Department. It will serve the residents of Mooresburg in Hawkins County. More importantly, the new truck will allow four firefighters instead of just two to respond to emergency calls, and its four-wheel drive capabilities will allow the department to respond more efficiently to its existing service area. The new truck will provide better public safety service to the community. Additionally, the proposed upgrades will equip it with a new pump that will allow the truck to be fully operable again.

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TN Lamar Alexander, John Rose HOPE Family Health $1,020,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase equipment to combat the Marsha Blackburn (06) opioid crisis as well as purchase a building that will be used to house the Federally Qualified Health Center. HOPE Family Health Services offers medical, behavior health, pharmacy, and dental services. Each of these services help fight the opioid crisis and have an impact on reaching the clientele served. The residents of Westmoreland and surrounding areas will benefit from this project. Previous funding for this project includes $150,000.00 in grant funds which are targeted for the purpose of supporting projects that address the prevention, treatment, and recovery from opioid misuse.

VA Tim Kaine, Elaine Luria Northampton County $39,000 $21,000 This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a tractor with (02) attachments and a zero-turn mower. The county's public works department currently utilizes a small, older tractor and riding mower for maintaining sites owned by the county such as the landfill, recycling sites, and nature trail. Both pieces of equipment have surpassed their useful service life and need to be replaced. The new equipment will be used at the county landfill site, the adjacent county property, and throughout the county when needed. The entire population of the county would be served as well as hundreds of visitors to the area.

WI Tammy Baldwin, Glenn Grothman The Redevelopment Authority of the $11,015,000 Rural Development funds will be used to construct a public works building for use city Ron Johnson (06) City of Menasha of Menasha. The current facility houses the public works and parks departments and it serves as a drop off location for recyclable material and yard waste. The facility was built in 1963, is currently obsolete given the increase in size of refuse and plow vehicles and the increased workload of both departments. Current office and break areas are undersized and outdated for staff, office space is cramped, storage space is used beyond capacity. The vehicle maintenance shop services 66 public works vehicles and eight larger power equipment items that are serviced in the bay that is limited due to low clearance levels. The proposed facility will include a maintenance shop, enlarged vehicle storage bay and wash bay, new office space, break room, sign and electrical shop, wood shop and a separate fabrication area for welding.

TOTAL $50,765,900 $1,378,800

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