Many of you want to know about federal appropriations requests and how they work. These requests are often called “earmarks.” These funds can have a positive impact on our communities, our state, and our country when they are used for projects that help people.
I am the only Michigan member of the U.S. House of Representatives Full Appropriations Committee. I want to make sure your dollars are used wisely. Requests focus on many issues. These include economic development, education, energy, the environment, defense/military, health care, and transportation.
The federal appropriations process is long and complex. It includes 12 different bills. I want to follow House Appropriations Committee rules. I also want to help you understand the process. Therefore, you can find information about all the requests submitted to my office here.
This year, the House Appropriations Committee announced that it will not approve requests for earmarks that are directed to for-profit entities, and agency Inspectors General will be required to audit at least 5% of all earmarks directed to non-profit entities. Additionally, an online "one-stop" link to all House Members’ appropriations earmark requests will be established to help the public easily view them. Below, all for-profit requests submitted to my office are denoted by an asterisk.
Improving Transportation Safety and Creating New Transportation Opportunities
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Meeting Our Healthcare Challenges
Alzheimer Foundation of America Arab American and Chaldean Council (ACC) Barbara Ann Karamos Cancer InstituteBeaumont Hospital, Grosse Pointe Berrien County Health DepartmentChildren's Hospital of Michigan City of DetroitDaVita, Inc. *Detroit Association of Black Organizations, Inc.Eastern Michigan University Henry Ford Health SystemsHIV Medicine AssociationHoly Cross Children's ServicesHoly Cross Children's Services Holy Cross Children's Services Innovative Biotherapies, Inc*Judson CenterLions Clubs International FoundationLupus Alliance of America, MI52000 Global Defense*Michigan Health Occupation Students of America SCALPELNational Black Leadership Commission on AIDSPresbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation Presbyterian Villages of Michigan FoundationServices for Older Americans, Inc.St. AugustineSt. John Health and Medical CenterStarr CommonwealthTechTownTechTownThe Crim Fitness FoundationThe Crim Fitness Foundation The Dr. Albert B. Cleage, Sr. Memorial Health CenterThe Steptoe Group, LLC*Tomorrow’s Child/Michigan SIDS, Inc.University of Detroit, MercyWayne CountyWayne County Community College District Wayne State UniversityWayne State University
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Protecting Our Communities and Borders
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Stimulating Community Development
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Strengthning Families & Children
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