11.04.2010

BLM to Spend $32 Million in Stimulus on Oregon Projects

"The U.S. Bureau of Land Management will be spending $32 million from the federal economic stimulus program on projects in Oregon. The money is part of a total of $305 million going to BLM projects around the country, and $3 billion to the U.S."

Check out the full article here http://blog.oregonlive.com/terryrichard/2009/05/oregon_blm_details_stimulus_mo.html

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  1. Example Oregon Projects

    Chocktoot Delta Restoration

    * Project Number: R8TA
    * TAFS: 14-1610
    * Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    * Congressional District: 2
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

    Deschutes Ecosystem Restoration, projects to improve water quality, fish passage & provide habitat improvements in Deschutes Project.

    * Project Number: 22.000
    * TAFS: 14-0681
    * Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
    * Congressional District: 02
    * Type of Project: Environmental/Ecosystem Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 7/9/2010

    Eugene District Fish passage improvments and Culvert Replacement

    * Project Number: LDRBC0180000
    * Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
    * Congressional District: 4
    * Type of Project: Roads and Bridges Maintenance

    HR Five Creeks Rangeland Restoration

    * Project Number: LXHAB0910000
    * Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
    * Congressional District: 2
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration

    HR Shrub Steppe/Sage-grouse Habitat Restoration

    * Project Number: LXHAB0920000
    * Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
    * Congressional District: 4
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration

    HR Umpqua Basin Fish Passage Restoration - PHASE I

    * Project Number: LXHAB0930000
    * Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
    * Congressional District: 4
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration


    Install Fish Passage and Screens at Two Diversions on Eagle Creek (Powder River) in Northeast Oregon

    * Project Number: R1UA
    * TAFS: 14-1610
    * Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    * Congressional District: 2
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

    Klamath River Sedimentation Sampling/Analysis for potential Dam Removal.

    * Project Number: 17.000
    * TAFS: 14-0681
    * Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
    * Congressional District: 99
    * Type of Project: Environmental/Ecosystem Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 7/9/2010

    Lakeview Wind Energy Sage-grouse study

    * Project Number: LXUAA0290000
    * Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
    * Congressional District: 2
    * Type of Project: Renewable Energy - Facilitating Authorizations and Permits


    Miami Wetlands Restoration Implementation in Tillamook Bay

    * Project Number: R1FA
    * TAFS: 14-1610
    * Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    * Congressional District: 5
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

    NFPP: Manastash Creek Anderson Dam Removal

    * Project Number: R1TA
    * TAFS: 14-1610
    * Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    * Congressional District: 1
    * Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

    Replace dam at New Buckaroo site to comply with fish passage laws

    * Project Number: R1BH
    * TAFS: 14-1613
    * Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    * Congressional District: 2
    * Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance
    * Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
    * Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

    Having seen the Miami Wetland Restoration Project personally, this stimulus money was put to good use. Way to go TEP (Tillamook Estuaries Partnership - they managed the project).

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