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Montgomery County
Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Montgomery County, Maryland, Eighth Congressional District
$4.0M
Baltimore County Government
C.P. Crane Plant Property
$2.0M
Loyola University Maryland
Funds will be used to modernize teaching and research lab spaces and update equipment to support instruction and learning in state-of-the-art classrooms.
$2.0M
Towson University
Security Technology
$1.6M
Montgomery County
Low-Income Home Weatherization Project
$1.5M
Montgomery County Police Department
Forensic Laboratory Capabilities Enhancement
$1.2M
Montgomery Housing Partnership, Inc.
Redevelopment of Amherst property into a modern, energy-efficient, affordable community.
$1.0M
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
Funds will support the development of a new Chesapeake Global Collaboratory for partnerships in research to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay and other waterways in the region.
$1.0M
Montgomery Housing Partnership, Inc.
Funds will be used to redevelop the Amherst into a modern, energy-efficient, and affordable community. This project will add affordable units for low- to moderate-income families, supporting Montgomery County’s affordable housing needs.
$1.0M
Carroll Community College
Funds will be used to establish a new Applied Technology and Trades Center to address critical workforce shortages among tradespeople in the fields of manufacturing, welding, plumbing, carpentry, and automotive/electric vehicle maintenance and repair.
$850,000
The University of Maryland (UMD)
Violence Reduction Research Initiative (VRRI)
$725,760
DC Regional Early Learning Center
To integrate state-of-the-art technology resources into classrooms to equip teachers with specialized training to maximize learning opportunities for students.
$305,000
Goucher College
Funds will support installation of weather stations and air quality sensors and research tools to fill critical data gaps in urban heat mapping in Baltimore to show where heat builds up during hot weather. This research will also bolster educational opportunities at Goucher and the local community.
$151,000