Subcommittee on Labor-HHS-Education:

• $400,000 for AVANCE Houston’s Parent-Child Education Program
• $275,000 for San Jacinto Methodist Hospital’s Baytown Mobile Medical Unit
• $500,000 for the YMCA of Greater Houston’s Coordinated Approach to Child Health program
• $3 million for MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Center for Targeted Therapy
• $2 million for early childhood education in the Houston Independent School District
• $484,292 for mammography unit upgrades for the LBJ and Aldine Health Clinics
• $500,000 to support student programs at the KIPP Foundation
• $2.58 million for the University of Texas Health Science Center’s Personal Medical Bank.
• $200,000 for Project GRAD USA to increase graduation rates and college attendance
• $500,000 for a 3-Tesla MRI Scanner for St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
• $250,000 for the University of Texas Medical Branch’s Regional Maternal and Child Health Program
• $546,421 for the Harris County Hospital District’s Telemedicine Project

Subcommittee on Transportation:

• $125 million for the Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority’s light rail project
• $90 million for Houston METRO buses and bus facilities
• $1 million for the City of Baytown’s infrastructure improvement and streetscape development
• $35 million for the Texas Department of Transportation for connectors at the junction of BW 8 and US 59
• $2 million for The City of Pasadena’s Capitan Theatre Restoration
• $2 million for the City of Houston’s Dorsett Street Park sports complex project
• $1 million for the Gulf Coast Freight Rail District’s East Belt Quiet Zone
• $118,000 for the Harris County Community and Economic Development Department’s Manufacturing Youth Awareness Campaign “Dream It, Do It”
• $2.5 million for the City of Baytown to continue downtown revitalization and streetscaping

Subcommittee on Defense:

• $500,000 for the Battleship Texas Foundation for a Battleship Texas dry dock

Subcommittee on Interior and the Environment:

• $6 million for the Aldine Management District’s Water and Sanitary Sewer Initiative
• $1 million for the City of Baytown’s Wastewater Infrastructure Initiative
• $2.6 million for the Mickey Leland National Urban Air Toxics Research Center

Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice and Science:

• $2 million for the Buffalo Bayou Partnership’s Buffalo Bayou Tributary and Water Quality Initiative
• $2 million for the Houston Mayor’s Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security’s Houston Interoperability Initiative
• $750,000 for the Memorial Hermann Healthcare System’s Life Flight Operations Center
• $746,147 for Houston Community College’s Public Safety Institute
• $3 million for the University of Houston Southwest Public Safety Technology Center’s Regional Control-Command Network

Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development:

• $10 million for Harris County Flood Control District’s Greens Bayou Federal Flood Control Project
• $100,000 for Harris County Flood Control District’s Halls Bayou Federal Flood Control Project
• $66.7 million for the Port of Houston Authority’s Houston-Galveston Navigation Channels Project
• $100,000 for the Harris County Flood Control District’s Hunting Bayou Federal Flood Control Project
• $15 million for the University of Houston’s National Wind Energy Center

Subcommittee on Agriculture, FDA and Related Agencies:

• $352,500 for the Houston Zoo’s Improved Quarantine Management Program
• $930,000 for Texas A&M University System and Texas Agrilife Research’s Improving the Nutritional Characteristics and Acceptability of Whole Grain Foods among Children Participating in the National School Lunch Program
• $500, 000 for Texas A&M University System and Texas Agrilife Research’s Land Management for Flood Control in North Harris County

Subcommittee on Homeland Security

• $25 million for the Gulf Intracoastal Canal Association’s Galveston Causeway Railroad Bridge Widening Project
• $5 million for the City of Baytown’s Baytown Emergency Communications Hardening