FFID tracks all House Community Project Funding (CPF) and Senate Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) earmarks in Nevada across FY2022–FY2027 — normalized by recipient, member, agency, and status, updated every Monday. These projects represent confirmed congressional funding intent — visible before downstream procurement opportunities appear on SAM.gov or Grants.gov. Learn how the data is sourced →
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Total Projects
47
Total Amount
$67.4M
Members Sponsoring
5
Top 10 Enacted Projects
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Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
Vegas Strong Resiliency Center
$15.3M
Northern Nye County Hospital District
Northern Nye County Hospital District Hospital Equipment
$3.3M
Department of the Interior
Las Vegas Wash
$3.1M
Carson City
The William Street Complete Streets Project will provide continuous roadway, bicycle, and pedestrian, safety, and beautification improvements throughout Carson City. The project will convert this large corridor, formerly a State Highway, into more productive uses that facilitate comfortable, convenient, and safe travel for pedestrians and cyclists; create a defined sense of place and unique character along East William Street through business investment, public art installations, and attractive
$2.0M
City of Henderson
This request for Congressionally Directed Spending would support the construction of the Henderson Workforce Training Center, a 25,000-square foot multi-purpose facility focused on creating a skilled advanced manufacturing workforce that spurs growth in this sector for small businesses.
$2.0M
RTC of Washoe County
The Arlington Avenue Bridges Project will replace two road bridges over the Truckee River on Arlington Avenue. The existing bridges are structurally deficient and have the worst structural rating of any bridge in Washoe County due to age and repeated flood exposure. The new bridges will accommodate flood mitigation and include space for debris-removal equipment during flood events.
$2.0M
City of Henderson
The existing Mission Hills Detention Basin and outlet structure were built in 1994-95, before the existence of the college. The needed improvements would relocate the existing levy further south to allow development of the campus and continued protection of the area from flooding. Currently 360 acres of the 503-acre campus is unprotected. The facility is owned and maintained by the City of Henderson, if relocated the City would continue to provide maintenance.
$2.0M
City of Henderson
The Boulder Highway Reimagined Project would construct a center running transit corridor with two lanes, a bike lane, and wide sidewalks in each direction which will expand access for all modes of travel on this critical regional route. It is anticipated that improvements to Boulder Highway will build on the prior projects to result in further improvements and economic transformation to the area.
$2.0M
Carson City
The Quill Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Project will update the Quill Water Treatment Plant (QWTP), which Carson City relies on to treat water from Kings Creek, Ash Creek, and the historic Marlette Hobart Water System.
$2.0M
RTC of Washoe County
The Arlington Avenue Bridges Project will replace two road bridges over the Truckee River on Arlington Avenue. The existing bridges are structurally deficient and have the worst structural rating of any bridge in Washoe County due to age and repeated flood exposure. The new bridges will accommodate flood mitigation and include space for debris-removal equipment during flood events.
$2.0M
37 more projects in Nevada
Including Senate CDS requests for FY2025 and FY2026