&EPA
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of
Administration
Washington DC 20460
June 1980
Activities of the
Grants Assistance
Programs
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We obtain these data from the Grants Information and Control
System (GIGS), monthly regional reports of grant activity
and other sources.
We base available funds upon advices of allowance (and sub-
allocations) issued; we have not reduced the balances to
reflect projects recommended for funding (commitments) but
not yet awarded.
We estimate projected annual funding data at the time of
publication.
Monthly awards figures are preliminary and subject to
adjustment.
An administratively consolidated grant is one funded under
more than one grant authority by the Environmental Protection
Agency.
Increases and decreases in funding may include revisions
(change in project scope) and augmentations (project scope
unchanged).
The Financial Management Division will provide detailed in-
formation upon request.
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Contents
Charts
Highlights 1
Feature of the Month - Rural Drinking Water Training &
Technical Assistance Grant Program 2
HEADQUARTERS ADMINIgEERED PROGRAMS
Grant Awards by Type and Program 3
Research Grant Awards by Program Area and Media 4
State and Local Assistance Program
Wastewater Treatment Works (MOT) Construction
New & Continuation Projects - Funded during FY 80 5,6
WWT Construction Grant Project Lags 7
ALL GRANTS PROGRAMS
Grant Award Summary 8
HESDQUAK1KKS AEMZNIbTKUKD PROGRAMS
Grant Awards - Program Activity 9
Active Grants 10
STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Grant Awards - Monthly 11
Active Projects - Awards by Region 12
Wastewater Treatment Works (WWT) Construction
Grant Activity - Obligations and Outlays 13
Awards by Region 14
Monthly Obligations by Region 15
Active Projects - Number and Dollars 16
Completed Projects 17
Status of Allotments 18,19,20,21
Other Than W7T Construction
APC Grant Awards by State 22
WPC State & Interstate - Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Grant
Awards by State 23
Safe Drinking Water & Pesticides Enforcement Grant Awards by State 24
State & Areawide Management Planning Grant Activity 25
Grant Program Activity 26
Tables
This report is designed to be a working document for EPA staff and an information
source for our other readers. We welcome your suggestions so that the report can
more accurately reflect the kinds of data our readers require. Address comments to:
Grants Administration Division
Grants Information And Analysis Branch (PM-216)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, DC. 20460
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Grant Highlights
$325 MILLION FUNDED
IN JUNE
FY 80 RESEARCH
AWARDS RELATING TO
HEALTH AND
ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
TOTAL $14.0 MILLION
$17.4 MILLION FUNDED
FOR DRINKING WATER
AND WATER QUALITY
RESEARCH AWARDS
OVER 75% OF ACTIVE
WWT CONSTRUCTION
GRANT PROJECTS UNDER
CONSTRUCTION WITHIN
TWELVE MONTHS
WWT CONSTRUCTION
GRANT OUTLAYS TOTAL
$3.3 BILLION
EPA'S RURAL DRINKING
WATER TRAINING AND
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
GRANT PROGRAM HIGH-
LIGHTED
EPA approved 717 grants totaling $325 million in June.
Total grant dollars during the first nine months of
FY 80 were $2.3 billion compared to $2.5 billion during
the same period of FY 79.
Grant awards totaling $14.0 million were made during
the first nine months of FY 80 for health arid
ecological effects related research.
A distribution by media category of Headquarters research
awards shows that EPA funded $17.4 million for drinking
water and water quality related projects during the first
nine months of FY 80, more than any other media category.
77% of the WWT Construction grant active Step 3 projects
(2,853) have gone under construction within twelve months
from date of award.
EPA has paid $3.3 billion for WWT Construction grant projects
during the first nine months of FY 80. Outlays for the
same period of FY 79 were $2.7 billion.
A synopsis of EPA's Rural Drinking Water Training and
Technical Assistance grant program is highlighted in the
Activities Report this month. Periodically the editors
will publish articles about EPA programs that are largely
supported through grants-in-aid. We will initially
emphasize programs that are not so well known as our large
assistance efforts.
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Feature of the Month
Rural Drinking Water Training
Program
Technical Assistance Grant
The passage of the Safe Drinking Water Act in 1974 was a first step in a comprehensive
effort by EPA to improve the quality of drinking water in ftrerica's coimunities.
Approximately 53,000 of the 61,500 ccmnunity water systems in the United States serve
populations of less than 2,500 people. Through' a series of studies, EPA determined
that most of the water systems not in compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act are
rural systems. This reality provided a special challenge because the rapid population
growth in rural areas resulted in increased demands for rural systems that would furnish
safe drinking water.
In response to this challenge, the Environmental Protection Agency concluded a grant
agreement in 1976 with the National Rural Water Association (NFWA) under which NEWA agreed
to act with EPA to solve the small system non-compliance problem. That grant totaled
$1.4 million for FY 1980. The responsibilities of NRWA under the grant include:
- Provide training and technical assistance
- Encourage interaction between rural water
systems and governmental agencies
- Decrease small system non-ccmpliance
with the Safe Drinking Water Act in rural areas
In four years as an EPA grantee, the National Rural Water Association's outreach efforts
have expanded from 8 to 26 states. NRWA funds state counterpart associations. Each of the
26 state associations sponsors from 12 to 20 training workshops each year in rural areas.
These workshops are geared to the needs of water system employees and policy staff. The
sessions are followed by on-site technical assistance visits to small water systems with
especially troublesome compliance problems . A majority of the individuals attending these
workshops have never previously attended a Safe Drinking Water Act training session.
NFWA statistics indicate that about 85% of the water systems represented at the workshops
have fewer than 500 water tap connections and 30% have fewer than 100 connections. Frcrti
October, 1979 to May, 1980, NRWA's state associations conducted 199 workshops that were
attended by 7,947 rural water systems operators, bookkeepers, and board members. They
served 11,564,347 people. 3,705 follow-up technical assistance visits were marie to rural
water systems. In addition to reaching staff of these systems, the workshops have attracted
a wide range of state water and environmental personnel, EPA regional officials, 'Farmers Hone
Administration officials, and private contractors and engineers.
NRWA workshops have had a wide impact. They have provided both operator training and a form
for small system operators and board members to meet with government officials and discuss
their perceptions of the compliance issue. This enhanced communication between the public
and private sector has enabled the National Rural Water Association to foster a stronger
partnership among rural water systems, the EPA and state governments in carrying out the
provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act. To further promote these ends, NRWA plans to
expand its activities into an additional 6 states in 1981.
NRWA has a schedule of workshops in each State which can be obtained by contacting the state
rural water association or NRWA, 1503 Bois D'Arc, Duncan, Oklahoma, 73533.
Participating States in the EPA/ NRWA
Training & Technical Assistance Program
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Grant Awards (Research, Demonstration, Training, Fellowship
And Other Investigations, Surveys and Studies -- Air)
56% of the total award dollars for the first nine months of FY80 were for
continuations and increases, while 44% were for new grants.
Grant $ Awards By Type
CONTINUATION
511.6 Million
INCREASE
$17.6 Million
Grant Awards By Type and
Program - As of June 1980
($ in Thoudands)
New Continuation
Increase
Total
No.
Research
Amt.
No.
Demonstration
Amt.
No.
Training
Amt.
No.
Fellowship
Amt.
No.
Air Studies
Amt.
TOTAL No.
AWARDS
Amt.
143 (35%)
$13,930 (38%)
22 (55%)
$5,738 (57%)
66 (59%)
$2,835 (55%)
5 (29%)
$12 (48%)
1 (100%)
$100 (100%)
237 (41%)
$22,615 (4H)
96 (24%)
$11,137 (31%)
-0-
-0-
5 (4%)
$1,433 (8%)
-0-
-0-
-
101 (18%)
•511,570 (22%)
165 (41%)
$11,422 (39%)
18. (45%)
$4,310 (43%)
41 (37%)
$1,885 (37%)
12 (71%)
$14 (52%)
-
236 (41%)
$17,631 (34%)
404
$36,489
40
$10,048
112
$5,153
17
$26
1
$100
574
$51,816
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Research Grants Awards by Program Area and Media as of June 1980,
($ in Millions)
38% of $36.5 Million
Research Funds for FY80
Went for Health and
Ecological Effects
Health and
Ecological Effects
** Research &
Other Apprns.
Industrial
Processes
MonitoringS Tech.Support
$ 1,1
* Public Sector
Activities
Energy
Water Quality Research
Awards Increased 39%
Over Same Period in FY79 WATER QUALITY
WATER SUPPLY
ENERGY
AIR
MISC.
TOXIC SUBSTS.
MEDIA
CATEGORY
246
I 1 1
8
10 i;
6.5
5.1
6.1
4.9
3.0
10.9
($ in Millions)
'Includes Waste Mgmt., Water Supply, and Environmental Mgmt. components
**Research, Cross-Media, Abatement, Control, and Compliance awards.
***Includes Solid Waste, Pesticides, Radiation, Interdisciplinary, and Agency
and Regional Maiisg
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WWT Construction Grant New
During FY 80
Continuation Projects Funded
100
Regional Project
Percent Distribution
($ in Millions)
10
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step
Region No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
35
42
31
30
146
147
47
61
13
23
1
$ NO
3.7
4.5
2.0
4.7
17.9
3.2
1.6
2.1
8.2
1.9
31
22
8
79
79
33
72
19
18
4
Step 2
$ No
9.7
27.2
1.4
17.4
22.5
6.5
9.0
5.8
27.7
.8
26
26
28
48
81
56
88
32
32
7
Step 3
$ No.
126.0
67.9
149.0
135.5
200.0
97.6
114.7
31.2
215.3
18.9
92
90
67
157
306
236
207
112
63
34
Total
$
139.4
99.6
152.4
157.6
240.4
107.3
125.3
39.1
251.2
21.6
Total
575
$49.8
365
$128.0
424 $1,156.1
1364 $1,333.9
75
100
Regional Project
Dollar Amount
Percent Distribution
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
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WWT Construction grant New and Continuation Projects Funded
During FY 80
Project
Percent
Distribution
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Grant Dollar
Amount
Percent
Distribution
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Oct
100
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jun.
11
37
63
97
52
136
37
52
89
1.2
9.2
5.3
5.5
3.7
12.5
5.7
3.9
7.4
11
39
36
35
34
76
29
38
67
17.4
6.8
9.4
7.6
20.4
13.7
17.5
17.2
18.2
28
51
42
37
41
97
22
51
55
101.7
233.1
222.1
97.2
64.7
154.4
21.4
95.5
165.6
50
127
141
169
127
309
88
142
211
120.3
249.1
236.8
110.3
88.8
180.6
44.6
116.6
191.2
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
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WWT Step 3 Construction Lag Time as of 6/50/80
Projects under
construction **
77% of the projects have gone under construction within twelve months from date
of award.*
1225
1075
925
775
625
475
325
175
25
1~3 4~6 7-9 10-12 13-16 17-20 21-24 25-32
Months from Award to Construction
33-40 41-48 49-over
*Under construction determined by the issuance to initial contractor of a notice to
'proceed under a contract or if a notice to proceed was not required, the execution
of the initial contract avarded on the project.
"Includes Step 2 + 3 projects.
Regional Project
Distribution
Region
Months from award to construction
1-6 7-12 13-20 21-32
over 32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Total
Projects
186
115
102
202
260
64
179
90
264
152
1,614
106
150
130
183
273
104
79
49
114
51
1,239
40
53
107
106
135
45
55
9
38
10
59 8
4
21
60
28
19
29
20
6
7
4
198
-
5
29
8
7
9
6
3
4
1
72
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All Grant Programs
Grant Awards Summary \J
$ in Thousands)
^Breakdown of Administratively
Consolidated Grant Funds:
($ in Thousands)
GRANT PFDGRftMS
STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Administratively Consolidated*
Air Pollution Control
Chesapeake Bay
Demonstration
Underground Injection
Pesticides Enforcement Program
Public Water Sys. Supervision
Research
Solid & Hazardous Waste
State & Local Hanpower Development
WPC State & Areavri.de Man. Planning
WPC State & Interstate Program Sec. 106
WPC Wastewater Treatment Construction
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
Air Pollution Fellowship
Air Pollution Manpower Training
Drinking Water Fellowship
Drinking Water Training
Energy
Enforcement
Interdisciplinary
Noise
Public Awareness
Radiation Training
Solid Waste Training
Water Pollution Control Fellowship
Water Pollution Control Training
Toxic Substances
RESEARCH
Air Pollution Control
Clean Lakes
Energy
Enforcement
Interdisciplinary
Pesticides
Radiation
Solid Waste
Toxic Substances
Underground Injection
Water Pollution Control
Drinking Water
EOCWSTRATICN
Air Pollution Control
Clean Lakes
Energy
Drinking Water
Interdisciplinary
Noise
Solid Waste
Water Pollution Control
Toxic Substances
INVESTIGATIONS, SURVEYS & STUDIES
Air
GRAND TOTAL
JUNE
NO.
618
3
12
3
14
7
8
3
2
8
12
1
1
544
0
19
0
1
0
1
0
0
4
0
2
0
1
1
9
0
75
17
0
11
0
9
4
1
0
5
3
23
2
4
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
' p
1
1
717
1980
DOLLARS
$317,135
466
812
79
1,759
293
228
280
221
662
98
200
2,345
309,692
0
471
0
28
0
64
0
0
22
0
4
0
105
5
243
0
6,470
1,409
0
1,071
0
856
350
15
0
369
181
'1,656
563
875
0
850
0
0
0
25
0
0
0
100
100
$325,051
FY 80
NO.
4,611
38
128
6
58
37
49
54
11
92
25
166
55
3,890
2
129
3
4
10
2
0
0
23
13
19
0
16
4
22
13
404
58
0
69
0
38
20
5
6
23
14
129
42
40
0
14
1
0
5
6
1
10
3
1
1
5,185
TO-DATE
DOLLARS
$2,253,592
18,266
43,590
280
5,208
4,552
6,204
24,208
1,015
25,596
193
34,470
40,518
2,049,414
78
5,182
1
111
12
314
0
0
657
786
279
0
1,066
13
992
951
36,490
4,715
0
5,393
0
6,001
2,448
225
272
1,810
871
9,841
4,914
10,049
0
5,168
14
0
1,475
261
50
1,644
1,437
100
100
$2,305,413
\J Includes increases to New or Continuation awards.
GRANT PROGRAMS JUNE
Air
Areawide
Demonstration
Pesticides
Public Water Sys, Supervision
Research
Solid & Hazardous Waste
State Management
Underground Injection
WPC State & Interstate
1980
0
0
0
0
0
0
423
0
8
35
FY 80 .TO-DATE
5,494
734
55
55
951
0
3,872
0
143
6,962
TOTAL
$466
$18,266
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Headquarters Admkiistered Programs
($ in Thousands)
($ in Thousands)
Grant Awards
RESEARCH
* $
October 12 1,337
Novenfcer 34 2,011
Deceaier 40 3,955
January 39 2,625
February 48 4,115
March 71 5,529
April 51 4,499
May 52 3,546
June 71 .6,683
July 86 8,246
August 145 13,461
September 117 14,242
FY 1979 766 $70,249
October 0 0
November 14 1,170
December 35 2,918
January 56 5 , 376
February 38 3,309
March 44 4,892
April 64 4,665
May 78 7,690
June 75 6,470
July
August
September
FY 1980
TO DATE 404 $36,490
SAME PERIOD
FY 1979 418 $34,300
Program Activity
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
PROGRAM 6/01/80
1 $
Research 268 177,463
Deno 20 6,038
Training 64 4,133
Fellowship 42 287
TOTAL 394 $187,921
DHCNSTRATION
t
1
2
6
3
0
7
8
a
3
2
38
14
88
0
1
3
4
4
5
8
11
4
40
34
I/
$
150
344
695
465
0
1,810
5,882
7,247
356
83
2,601
6,333
$25,966
0
2,061
1,095
390
221
2,726
478
2,203
875
$10,049
$16,949
KhJL'f*- 1 VFE
#
528
4
17
52
601
$ #
70,418 75
1,757 4
533 18
330 1
$73,038 98
TRAINING
#
1
5
8
6
3
9
12
10
16
20
53
72
215
0
10
11
15
7
9
26
16
18
112
70
FUNDED
$
6,470
875
466
5
$7,816
$
1,522
265
749
420
350
276
838
786
896
839
2,185
4,455
$13,581
0
360
400
671
303
719
1,029
1,208
466
$5,156
$6,102
'FELLOWSHIP
#
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
3
17
49
67
20
161
0
1
3
1
0
6
1
4
1
17
25
REMOVED FROM
PROCESSING
INCL. REJECT.
*
1
0
0
0
1
$
1,601
• 0
0
0
$1,601
$
0
0
0
0
0
7
3
6
36
128
157
36
$373
0
0
3
1
0
8
Q-
9
5
$26
$52
-
INVESTIGATIONS,
SURVEYS
AND STUDIES
#
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
100
$100
0
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
ADJUSTMENTS 6/30/80
$
-1,346
-75
-13
0
$-1,434
# $
720 238,464
20 6,845
63 4,187
93 612
896 $250,108
I/ Does not include grants achiinistered by the Regions.
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10
Headquarters Administered Programs
Active Grants I/
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
RESEARCH
REGION I
CT
m
MA
m
PI
VT
REGION 2
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGION 3
DE
M>
PA
VA
W
DC
REGION 4
AL
FL
GA
KY.
ts
NC
SC
TO
REGION 5
H,
IN
HE
W
OH
WI
REGION 6
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
REGION 7
IA
KS
MD
NE
REGION 8
CD
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
REGION 9
AZ
CA
HI
NV
SA
PI
GU
REGION 10
AK
ro
CR
WA
PC 2/
TOTAL
MX
43
5
3
27
2
5
1
55
9
45
1
0
79
2
23
24
16
1
13
108
6
34
11
5
4
36
9
3
146
36
9
33
18
40
10
58
6
10
2
11
29
24
10
2
11
1
41
26
8
0
2
3
2
83
10
71
1
1
0
0
0
64
0
4
24
24
12
701
GRANT $
5,021
567
742
2,93»
326
359
91
6,251
615
5,488
148
0
14,847
112
4,746
3,667
4,774
33
1,515
14,519
511
4,853
873
1,504
565
5,262
776
175
22,225
5,726
1,522
3,997
2,162
6,086
2,732
12,044
373
1,255
364
2,112
7,940
3,876
1,874
106
1,587
309
8,237
5,4%
1,097
0
84
167
1,393
9,479
978
8,280
142
79
0
0
0
6,445
0
514
1,640
2,738
1,553
$102,944
DUCNOTRATION
NO.
28
7
3
16
1
0
1
23
6
16
1
0
21
2
7
7
2
1
2
21
0
11
0
4
0
2
3
1
47
5
3
4
17
8
10
13
0
5
1
3
4
11
5
0
5
1
12
3
0
2
6
1
0
9
1
7
0
1
0
0
0
22
0
1
4
17
0
207
GRANT $
4,424
941
1,010
2,373
25
0
75
12,137
1,578
10,301
258
0
12,720
9,025
1,043
1,738
275
449
190
3,998
0
2,001
0
659
0
435
893
10
12,837
1,188
688
1,785
4,746
1,443
2,987
14,441
0
4,246
17
333
9,845
3,700
2,478
0.
1,196
26
7,785
7,035
0
28
697
25
0
4,251
153
3,898
0
200
0
0
0
11,066
0
14
189
10,863
0
$87,359
NO.
16
1
1
13
0
1
0
29
8
21
0
0
68
0
5
7
4
0
52
24
0
6
3
2
2
7
3
1
25
7
3
1
1
8
5
31
1
3
2
11
14
11
5
2
4
0
22
18
1
0
1
2
0
28
3
23
1
1
0
0
0
16
1
1
6
8
0
270
TRAINING
GRANT $
587
bO
5
516
0
6
0
1,021
282
739
0
0
4,589
0
559
671
134
0
3,225
683
0
149
164
22
28
214
66
40
993
285
45
10
28
511
114
4,619
40
283
41
3,682
573
776
345
63
368
0
1,938
1,908
1
0
7
22
0
939
34
893
2
10
0
0
0
439
3
5
210
221
0
$16,584
FELXDRSBIP
NO.
16
6
0
8
1
1
0
41
12
29
0
0
56
2
16
23
8
6
1
16
1
6
0
0
1
2
6
0
19
1
3
6
2
1
6
11
2
0
2
1
6
5
0
1
4
0
13
0
2
0
0
11
0
14
0
14
0
0
0
0:
0
7
1
3
0
3
0
198
GRANT $
45
12
0
27
4
2
0
50
9
41
0
0
115
6
36
44
21
5
3
40
4
6
0
0
3
12
15
0
56
3
8
19
6
6
14
40
12
0
6
6
16'
26
0
6
20
0
25
0
12
0
0
13
0
42
0
42
0
0
0
0
0
35
6
18
0
11
0<
$468
\l Does not include any funds carried over from prior budget period.
2/ Does net include PL 480 projects.
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11
State and Local Assistance Programs
Monthly Grant Awards by Program
Km
POLLUTION
CONTROL
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1979
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1980
TO DATE
SAME PERIOD
FY 1979
t
2
9
14
25
17
21
15
13
18
10
21
96
261
6
12
14
24
21
21
5
13
12
128
134
$
2,594
5,301
11,461
11,412
3,353
7,224
5,898
2,127
3,068
1,457
1,981
32,317
$88,193
5,358
4,659
7,786
11,021
5,544
10,936
1,933
1,035
812
$49,084
$52,438
WPC (208)
SOLID AND AREAWIDE WASTE
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT PLANNING
#
0
3
14 3
13 7
7 2
6 2
3
3
4 2
18 2
25 3
26 5
122 $32
4 1
21 5
14 7
8
6 3
18 7
7
6 2
8 1
92 $29
53 $21
$
0
545
,764
,512
,762
,973
533
853
,180
,338
,094
,713
,267
,285
,163
,182
682
,362
,761
740
,208
,085
,468
,122
#
5
19
16
16
21
31
19
34
118
31
72
24
406
0
1
0
0
1
12
108
43
1
166
279
2
3
2
3
4
4
4
37
20
13
1
$99
1
2
21
9
$35
$63
$
352
,539
,789
,531
,207
,246
,320
,727
,992
,545
,741
,829
,818
0
13
0
0
,199
,687
,612
,493
200
,204
,703
WPC (106) STATE
& INTERSTATE
#
1
10
13
9
8
5
10
5
5
2
2
12
82
2
23
7
7
6
4
2
3
1
55
66
$
482
12,531
13,118
6,781
4,852
4,785
5,471
305
3,252
211
72
2,359
$54,219
966
17,658
8,935
7,060
3,435
4,106
71
2,869
2,380
$47,480
$51,577
WASTEWAIER I/
TREATMENT WORKS
CONSTRUCTION
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September 1
FY 1979 5
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septanber
FY 1980
TO DATE 3
SAME PERIOD
FY 1979 3
8
189
375
278
366
378
577
426
486
702
315
487
,225
,804
205
383
358
484
360
706
381
469
544
,890
,777
5
85,318
172,917
119,858
133,760
139,159
419,655
158,262
280,624
714,970
114,265
204,148
1,647,079
DRINKING WATER
#
0
13
24
6
1
3
4
5
9
22
12
30
$4,190,015 129
190,217
323,586
293,133
214,975
135,647
.268,529
•' 122,190
191,445
-309,692
$2,049,414
$2,224,523
1
24
11
12
11
13
5
4
10
91
65
$
0
7,876
11,735
1,860
8
878
840
714
1,328
1,919
1,299
4,177
$32,634
1,595
12,149
5,133
4,083
2,984
2,373
857
99
581
$29,854
$25,239
#
0
0
2
0
0
1
1
4
14
27
21
29
99
0
1
1
2
5
1
2
1
12
25
21
TRAINING
$
0
0
22
0
0
10
6
41
188
291
310
310
$1,178
0
5
5
33
25
5
12
10
98
$193
$267
CONSOLIDATED
PROGRAM AWARDS
#
0
5
10
6
4
5
3
8
5
2
2
13
63
1
3
7
7
3
8
1
5
3
38
46
(2
(6
(2
(5
(3
(5
($28
(3
(4
(3
(1
(2
($18
($21
$
0
,823)
,408)
,701)
(869)
,169)
(538)
(412)
,023)
(165)
(270)
,957)
,335)
(173)
,562)
,774)
,488)
,719)
,867)
(400)
(817)
(466)
,266)
1,943)
#
1
18
3
9
7
9
13
10
10
13
7
53
153
2
15
7
13
7
12
13
30
27
126
80
OTHER ±1
$
1
3,291
419
1,412
1,721
855
1,835
794
436
1,004
932
3,560
$16,260
140
1,431
705
1,920
1,179
2,010
894
2,335
2,287
$12,901
$10,764
I/ Does not include reimbursements under PL 93-207.
2/ Includes Research, Demonstration (except. Solid Waste),
Pesticides, Great Lakes, Clean Lakes.
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12
State and Local Assistance Programs
Active Projects § Awards by Region
AIR
WPC (208) WPC
(106)
POLLUTION AREAWIDE STATE AND
Number of
Active
Projects
(As of June
1980)
REGION TOTAL % CONTROL PLANNING INTERSTATE
1
2 1
3 1
4 2
5 2
6 1
7 1
8
9
10
TOTAL
6/30/80 12
TOTAL
6/30/79 12
925 7 6"
,125 9 8
,179 9 22
,135 17 25
,875 23 31
,288 10 12
,275 10 7
633 5 6
815 6 18
514 4 5.
,764 100 140
,726 100 145
15
18
14
36
52
20
12
32
23
18
240
194
7
5
8
9
6
5
4
6
8
4
62
63
WPC SOLID &
WASTEWATER CONSOLIDATED I/ DRNKG. HAZARDOUS
CONSTRUCTION TRAINING PROGRAM GRANT WATER WASTE MOO1. OTTO i<
834 8 (0) 10 18 27
1,058 4 (0) 6 15 11
1,088 12 (0) 10 7 18
2,010 10 (1) 13 19 13
2,719 9 (1) 11 15 32
1,214 11 (0) 11 9 6
1,210 14 (3) 6 6 16
531 12 (0) 11 8 27
727 3 (5) 13 12 11
464 5 (4) 558
11,855 88 (14) 96 114 IfiQ
11,985 51 (14) 109 62 117
I/ Components of Consolidated Grants included in each program.
2/ Includes Research, Demonstration , Pesticides, and Investigations, Surveys and Studies programs.
Grant Dollar
awards during
FY 80 - (ex-
cluding WHT
Construction
Grants)
(S in
IV J-I1
Millions)
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10"
TOTAL
WPC (106) AIR
STATE .AND POLLUTION DRNKG
INTERSTATE CONTROL WATER
3.5
5.2
5.4
9.1
7.8
4.0
2.6
1.7
4.4
2.4
$46.1
4.0 1.$
7.3 2.3
6.1 2.2
3.3 4.3
15.1 5.5
2.8 4.7
1.7 1.5
3.1 1.7
3.8 4.0
1.7 1.8
$48.9 $29.9
SOLID & WPC (208)
HAZARDOUS AREAWIDE PESTICIDES
WASTE PLANNING ENFORCEMENT UI'MEK I/ TOTAL
2.0
4.7
1.0
4.6
6.7
3.3
1.4
1.1
3.7
1.0
$29.5
1.8 .3 .5 14.0
4.5 .4 .2 24.6
3.7 .6 .9 19.9
4.5 .6 .4 26.8
6.2 1.0 1.8 44.1
3.8 .9 .7 20.2
1.6 .1 J.O 9.9
2.5 .8 1.1 12.0
3.8 1.1 .1 20.9
2.8 .3 .1 10.1
$35.2 $6.1 $6.8 $202.5
I/ Includes Chesapeake Bay, Training, Research, Demonstration,, Investigations, Survey is and Studies programs
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13
State and Local Assistance Programs
Activity during June. 1980
($ in Millions)
Obligations and Outlays I/
($ in Millions)
WWT Construction Gratits Activity Obligations § Outlays
HbXiLUN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
APPLICATIOB
IN PROCESS
6/01/80
# $ i
24 23-6 27
119 87.4 20
37 28.6 27
48 27.9 116
125 42.9 187
134 75.6 86
73 33.6 69
76 33.2 29
1 .1 15
8 23.8 20
645 $376.7 596
RECEIVED
$
7.1
98.8
7.7
27.9
75.0
63.0
54.2
.18.7
6.8
4.8
$364.0
FCNDED
* $
28 10.2
55 121.0
21 6.4
93 39.2
142 45.1
70 25.7
58 40.7
47 12.4
15 6.8
15 2.0
544 $309.5
RQDVED FROM APPLICATIONS
PHXESSING ra PROCESS
INCL. REJECT, .ADJUSTMENTS 6/30/80
f $
0 0
0 0
2 .4
2 .1
3 .6
5 .7
U 6.2
4 28.6
1 .1
1 .1
29 $36.8
$ #
6.4 23
.2 84
0 41
-2.1 69
.2 167
0 145
-7.8 73
-2.2 54
0 0
0 12
$-5.3 668
$
26.9
65.4
29.5
14.4
72.4
112.2
33.1
8.6
0
26.5
$389.0
FISCAL
YEAR
57 - 66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76 I/
77
78
79
80 V
NET OBLIGATIONS
YEARLY
$0
131.1
191.1
200.7
424.5
1,151.6
859.8
2,988.6
2,608.8
4,131.7
4,852.1
7,167.5
2,385.5
4,030.0
1,757.9
NET OBLIGATIONS OUTLAYS 2/
OMJLATIVE YEARLY
$666.5
799.6
990.7
1,191.4
1,615.0
2,767.5
3,627.3
6,615.9
9,224.7
13,356.4
18,208.5
25,376.0
27,761.5
31,791.5
33,549.4 4/
JO
84.5
122.1
134.5
176.4
478.4
413.4
684.4
1,552.5
1,938.5
3,347.4
3,545.8
2,863.9
3,741.3
3,274.1
OUTLAYS
CUMULATIVE
$450.0
534.5
656.6
791.1
967.5
1,445.9
1,859.3
2,543.7
4,096.2
6,034.7
9,382.1
12,927.9
15,791.8
19,533.1
22,807.2 S/
% OF
OMJLAITVE
OBLIGATIONS
PAID
57.3
66.8
66.2
66.4
59.9
52.2
51.3
38.4
44.4
45.2
51.5
51.0
56.9
61.4
68.0
I/ Preliminary figures.
2/ Net payments of obligations. Data provided by the Division of Financial Managanent.
3/ Includes transition quarter.
4/ Inclvries $2,371.6 obligated under PI 93-207 (reimbursable) as of 6/30/80.
5/ Includes $2,172.9 paid under PL 93-207 as of 6/30/80.
*/ As of June 30, 1980.
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14
State and Local Assistance Programs
Projects Awarded during
June 1980 I/
($ in Thousands)
Distribution by Step of
New & Continuation Projects
Awarded during June 1980
($ in Thousands)
WWT Construction Grant Project Awards
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
6/30/80
I/ Does not
2] Includes
3/ Does not
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
6/30/80
NEW PROJECTS 2J NEW PROJECT APPLICATIONS IN REGIONAL OFFICES 2/ INCKEBSES
APPROVED END OF 1CNTH APPROVED
THIS M3OTH THIS MDNTH UST MMTH THIS MDOTH
# $ # $ # ' $ # $
6 8,011 23 26,887 24 23,584
30 41,543 22 48,713 38 44,916
2 42 41 29,585 37 28,623
32 33,093 16 6,537 15 18,630
53 38,404 76 58,352 61 26,228
37 23,903 144 111,938 131 75,236
26 33,975 66 31,163 73 33,650
17 6,120 11 2,138 16 5,474
3 5,648 0 00 0
5 496 11 26,476 11 23,696
211 $191,235 410 $391,789 406 $280,037
include reimbursable data under PL 93-207.
22
25
19
61
89
33
32.
30
I/ 12
10
2,235
79,520
6,326
6,138
6,710
1,806
6,721
6,326
1,159
1,516
333 $118,457
Continuation (subsequent related WWT Construction projects within a grant) .
include the State of California.
STEP 1 STEP 2
# OF AWARDS DOLLARS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS
2 240 1 45
11 567 8 3,242
2 43 0 0
0 0 27 8,368
32 2,735 8 1,542
22 2,704 6 868
5 758 14 3,563
11 242 2 190
000 0
4 154 1 342
89 $7,443 67 $18,160
STEP 3
* OF AWARDS
3
11
0
5
13 •
9
7
4
3
0
55
DOLLARS
7,726
37,733
0
24,724
34,127
20,331
29,654
5,688
5,648
0
$165.631
NOTE: Continuation defined as a. subsequent related project within a grant.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
15
Monthly Obligations
under the Clean
Water Act V
($ in Thousands)
Obligations under
Clean Water Act by
Region I/
($ in Thousands)
WWT Construction Grant Obligations
NEW &
CONTINUATION
AWARDS y
#
TOTAL AS
OF 9/30/79 18,049
October 50
November 127
December 141
January 169
February 127
March 310
April 88
May 142
June 211
July
August
Septaiter
TOTAL AS
OF 6/30/80 19,414
GRANT $
$20,986,074 11
120,285
249,081
236,778
111,593
88,723
180,670
44,508
116,615
191,235
$22,325,562 13
INCREASES DECREASES
f GRANT $ * GRANT $
,064 $4,635,371 4,322 $1,309,253
153 69,916 89 97,885
241 74,217 86 25,845
209 56,190 75 9,659
314 103,358 107 21,921
228 45,720 86 7,470
396 87,859 88 22,360
292 77,569 82 25,470
326 74,815 110 14,999
329 117,497 77 11,144
,552 $5,342,512 5,122 $1,546,006
I/ Preliminary figures. Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act
2J Includes Continuations (subsequent related WrtT Construction Grant Projects)
31 Net Total # includes New Awards less withdrawals.
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
HDNTH OF
JCNE
OBLIGATIONS
$10,245
121,063
(-2,561)
38,863
44,273
24,729
40,167
12,425
6,786
1,567
$297,557
OBLIGATIONS
FISCAL YEAR
OBLIGATIONS
$176,329
210,532
239,637
246,228
328,470
114,425
169,620
49,336
186,997
43,568
$1,765,142
WITHDRAWALS
t GRANT $
116 $71,166
2 3,265
4 1,160
1 43
5 1,247
5 5,082
3 2,650
6 30,388
3 248
3 31
148 $115,280
and Supplemental
CUMULATIVE
OBLIGATIONS
$1,937,269
4,514,736
3,446,158
3,153,002
6,067,632
1,458,889
1,117,388
427,049
3,043,823
840,842
$26,006,788
NET TOTAL
£f GRANT $
17,933 $24,241,026
48 89,051
123 296,293
140 283,266
164 191,783
122 121,891
307 243,519
82 66,219
139 176,183
208 297,557
19,266 $26,006,788
Budget Authority
% OF TOTAL
OBLIGATIONS
8
17
13
12
23
6
4
2
12
3
100%
I/ Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
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16
Number of Active Projects
/Warded under the Clean
Water Act I;/
(As of June 1980)
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grant Active Projects
STEP 3 PROJECTS
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
6/30/80
TOTAL
6/30/79
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
ACTIVE PROJECTS
818
950 '
1,034
1,944
2,652
1,182
1,204
516
716
456
11,472
11,243
STEP 1
PROJECTS
320
381
423
972
1,503
618
656
250
262
161
5,546
5,454
STEP 2
PROJECTS
166
121
120
361
317
186
176
82
67
67
1,663
1,700
PROJECTS
SWATTING
CONSTRICTION 2/
42
111
107
139
284
157
101
48
125
37
1.151
897
PROJECTS
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
290
337
384
472
548
221
271
136
262
191
3,112
3.192
TOTAL
332
448
491
611
832
378
372
184
387
228
4.263
4.089
I/ Includes 501 projects sufficiently complete to permit funding of the Step 2 projects.
2J Under Construction determined by the issuance to initial contractor of a notice to proceed
~ under a contract, or if a notice to proceed was not required, the' execution of the initial
contract awarded on the project.
STEP 3 PROJECTS 3/
Active Project Grant
Awarded under the Clean
Water Act I/
(As of June 1980)
REGICt)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
6/30/80
TOTAL
6/30/79
TOTAL
ACTIVE PROJECTS
1,710,061
4,127,803
2,913,101
2,818,006
5,434,886
1,070,434
758,362
308,700
2,305,896
599,855
$22,047,104
$19.800,998'
STEP 1
PROJECTS 2/
33,237
135,084
41,643
135,168
216,356
42,070
31,168
8,218
103,679
15,406
$762,029
$617,961
STEP 2
PROJECTS
43,226
92,509
35,124
92,431
109,215
34,579
29,574
14,908
29,988
26,719
$508,273
$468,279
PROJECTS
AWAITING
OONSTRUCTiaN
176,616
364,721
432,601
311,141
1,301,409
295,972
106,399
34,458
630,918
50,453
$3,704,688
$3,146,161
PROJECTS
UNDER
CDNSTRUCTICN £/
1,456,982
3,535,489
2,403,733
2,279,266
3,807,906
697,813
591,221
251,116
1,541,311
507,277
$17,072,114
$15,568,597
TOTAL
1,633,598
3,900,210
2,836,334
2,590,407
5,109,315
993,785
697,620
285,574
2,172,229
557,730
$20,776,802
$18,714,758
I/ Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
2/ Includes Step 1 projects totaling $127,869 sufficiently complete to permit funding of the Step 2
projects.
3/ Includes reimbursement for Step 1 and Step 2 work where applicable.
4/ Under construction determined by the issuance to initial contractor of a notice to proceed under
a contract, or if a notice to proceed was not required the execution of the initial contract
awarded on the project.
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17
Regional Distribution of
Projects Awarded under the
Clean Water Act Reported
Caipleted during FY 80
(As of June 1980 I/)
($ in Thousands)
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grant Completed Projects
STEP 1
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
*
15
17
30
42
'124
53
121
40
24
23
489
$
907
3,178
1,630
3,052
8,377
10,023
2,486
1,213
1,742
1,367
$33,975
STEP 2
#
21
4
20
53
91
27
45
8
5
10
284
$
8,705
384
7,737
9,736
14,308
1,285
5,803
2,579
4,752
2,135
$57,424
STEP 3 2/
ft
12
11
58
35
77
44
83
34
34
37
425
$
19,572
18,535
129,506
73,299
145,229
48,589
83,596
43,933
90,875
65,002
$718,136
TOTAL
#
48
32
108
130
292
129
249
82
63
70
1,198
$
29,184
22,097
138,873
86,087
167,914
59,897
91,885
47,725
97,369
68,504
$809,535
I/ Project is considered corplete when all grant conditions have been satisfied and no further
action remains to be taken on the project.
21 includes Step 2+3 projects.
NOTE: Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
Regional Distribution of
Projects Awarded under the
Clean Water Act Reported
Completed through
June 1980 i/
($ in Thousands)
STEP 1 U
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
f
107
65
149
199
624
626
490
252
270
233
3,015
*
6,735
9,282
10,700
14,459
33,669
36,412
8,135
7,934
26,886
12,640
$166,852
#
148
39
143
368
447
383
376
159
245
196
2,504
STEP 2
$
34,254
8,279
38,235
67,944
77,018
29,175
25,095
10,531
91,724
31,123
$413,378
STEP 3
1
125
69
213
143
230
251
399
180
302
229
2,141 $2,
I/
$
172,711
269,951
479,087
167,442
369,709
209,791
276,771
82,743
540,314
190,372
758,891
#
380
173
505
710
1,301
1,260
1,265
591
817
658
7,660
TOTAL
$
213,700
287,512
528,022
249,845
480,396
275,378
310,001
101,208
658,924
234,135
$3,339,121
I/ Project is considered complete when all grant conditions have been satisfied and no further
action remains to be taken on the project.
21 Excludes 501 Step 1 projects ($127,869) sufficiently complete to permit funding of the
Step 2 projects.
31 Includes Step 2 + 3 projects.
NOTE: Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
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18
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants
Status of Conbined Funds
tfis of June 30, 1980)
REGION
1 CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
TOTALS
2 NJ
NY
PR
VI
TOTALS
3 DC
HE
MD
PA
VA
WV
TOTALS
4 XL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
9C
TN
TOTALS
5 IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
TOTALS
6 AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
TOTALS
7 IA
KS
MO
NE
TOTALS
8 CO
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
TOTALS
9 AZ
CA
GU
HI
NMI
NV
PI
SA
TOTALS
10 AK
ID
OR
HA
TOTALS
US TOTALS
CUMULATIVE
ALLOTMENTS
453,685,000
955,914,400
248,450,500
266,232,600
157,870,800
103,445,400
2,185,598,700
1,776,668,400
3,468,886,700
325,493,200
20,420,700
5,591,469,000
202,103,800
170,456,700
943,042,200
1,562,657,800
753,327,500
392,777,700
4,024,365,700
284,283,000
1,201,923,100
522,777,800
391,879,000
216,880,700
517,217,200
338,772,500
428,818,100
3,902,551,400
1,811,646,800
837,322,200
1,756,049,300
577,129,800
1,810,330,400
551,344,400
7,343,822,900
200,238,000
335,178,200
99,620,400
276,591,000
1,075,354,800
1,986,982,400
365,343,000
244,401,000
641,035,300
153,847,400
1,404,626,700
222,692,500
87,616,300
71,828,100
79,552,800
116,511,100
66,947,100
645,147,900
165,159,100
2,930,190,400
24,287,200
214,472,300
2,117,669
124,910,900
28,008,331
10,009,700
3,499,155,600
117,227,600
106,913,000
319,480,800
432,658,300
5996,279,700
$31,580,000,000
UCHLIGATED
BEGINNING
OF MCNTH
49,205,633
109,657,988
34,144,919
18,290,463"
23,942,270
23,333,788
258,575,061
320,696,235
788,038,070
88,891,327
170,024
1,197,795,656
37,601,107
31,660,261
204,394,071
119,449,827
61,574,765
121,066,170
575,646,201
78,456,749
147,797,966
104,718,795
113,623,427
51,857,282
141,113,589
84,090,202
66,754,792
788,412,802
194,560,173
209,406,707
220,332,863
83,886,715
542,813,414
69,464,485
1,320,464,357
65,050,375
89,369,938
27,226,054
74,207,958
296,968,423
552,822,748
77,998,139
60,271,015
168,463,122
20,673,611
327,405,887
74,117,143
31,026,033
35,439,260
18,742,500
33,489,716
37,709,725
230,524,377
18,633,576
344,948,724
4,727,273
52,014,535
502,050
25,417,859
11,467,038
4,407,375
462, 118, 430
30,522,624
27,944,236
47,910,066
50,627,866
$157,004,792
$5, 870, 770, 311
OBLIGATIONS
JUNE 1980
7,605,085
2,085,869
263,033
223,062
0
68,190
10,245,239
64,186,263
21,678,753
35,197,785
0
121,062,801
0
63,010
862,870
-7,795,430
-23,099
4,331,525
-2,561,124
11,769,374
1,094,966
2,356,703
5,410,454
1,402,691
1,451,071
14,612,307
765,775
38,863,341
1,224,169
20,354,608
8,206,509
10,024,551
3,745,327
717,767
44,272,931
598,352
7,840,408
0
3,825,883
12,464,317
24,728,960
11, 341, 197
1,153,211
27,671,999
0
40,166,407
10,085,982
1,477,860
174,725
-13,254
223,650
475,760
12,424,723
250,939
886,604
0
4,626,750
0
1,021,674
0
0
6,785,967
-260
1,827,871
-241,469
-18,759
$1,567,383
$297,556,628
FY 80
UNOBLIGATED OBLIGATIONS
BALAKCE TO DATE
41,600,548
107,572,119
33,881,886
18,067,401
23,942,270
23,265,598
248,329,822
256,509,972
766,359,317
53,693,542
170,024
1,076,732,855
37,601,107
31,597,251
203,531,201
127,245,257
61,497,864
116,734,645
578,207,325
66,687,375
146,703,000
102,362,092
108,212,973
50,454,591
139,662,518
69,477,895
65,989,017
749,549,461
193,336,004
189,052,099
212,126,354
73,862,164
539,068,087
68,746,718
1,276,191,426
64,452,023
81,529,530
27,226,054
70,382,075
284,504,106
528,093,788
66,656,942
59,117,804
140,791,123
20,673,611
287,239,480
64,031,161
29,548,173
35,264,535
18,755,754
33,266,066
37,233,965
218,099,654
18,382,637
344,062,120
4,727,273
47,387,785
502,050
24,396,185
11,467,038
4,407,375
455,332,463
30,522,884
26,116,365
48,151,535
50,646,625
$155,437,409
$5,573,213,683
43,990,892
80,257,958
18,634,574
25,270,126
4,828,387
3,347,628
176,329,565
96,302,103
74,098,428
38,939,420
Ir191,356
210,531,307
1,605,920
3,083,224
47,028,533
133,570,836
39,457,913
14,890,015
239,636,441
22,952,431
98,955,194
53,905,531
11,064,029
6,747,533
25,038,894
20,618,219
6,946,162
246,227,993
61,680,884
58,309,018
78,407,241
33,190,312
51,834,682
45,047,423
328,469,560
6,096,235
14,336,673
3,262,529
14,962,504
75,767,147
114, 425,088
37,208,778
36,557,015
71,924,895
23,928,876
169,619,564
19,876,175
7,959,582
1,442,816
11,004,297
5,714,798
3,338,035
49,335,703
7,777,004
160,602,602
226,070
11,541,458
0
4,581,480
2,268,000
0
186,996,614
11,985,035
11,431,512
4,232,585
15,919,301
$43,568,433
$1,765,140,268
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State and Local Assistance Programs
19
WWT Construction Grants
Status of FY 1976TN Funds
(As of June 30, 1980)
REGION
1
TOTALS
2
TOTALS
3
TOTALS
4
TOTALS
5
TOTALS
6
TOTALS
7
TOTALS
8
TOTALS
9
TOTALS
10
TOTALS
CT
MR.
ME
NH
PI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DC
DE
MD
• PA
VA
WV
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
IL
IN
MI
MN
CM
WI
AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
IA
KS
MD
NE
CD
MT
ND
SO
OT
WY
AZ
CA
G0
HI
NMI
NV
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
HA
U.S. TOTALS
ALLOTMENTS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5,856,000
0
5,856,000
0
0
7,248,000
0
0
34,272,000
41,520,000
23,520,000
14,256,000
27,360,000
12,960,000
12,720,000
31,920,000
14,016,000
14,448,000
151,200,000
0
0
0
0
0
12,720,000
12,720,000
17,952,000
16,848,000
5,424,000
17,472,000
88,608,000
146,304,000
1,776,000
13,920,000
7,056,000
3,696,000
26,448,000
14,592,000
3,024,000
5,088,000
4,272,000
8,928,000
4,368,000
40,272,000
22,512,000
0
1,440,000
2,880,000
416,950
624,000
4,287,050
768,000
32,928,000
4,368,000
5,088,000
1,344,000
11-352,000
$22,752,000
$480,000,000
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING
CF fCNTH
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5,856,000
0
5,856,000
0
0
7,248,000
0
0
34,272,000
41,520,000
11,643,908
14,256,000
9,614,146
9,531,412
12,720,000
15,081,642
2,180,973
472,923
75,501,004
0
0
0
0
0
12,946
12,946
14,931,769
16,848,000
46,630
15,224,633
41,721,678
88,772,710
0
13,242,584
4,258,228
23,491
17,524,303
14,592,000
3,024,000
4,825,479
4,233,606
6,642,262
3,927,516
37,244,863
20,482
0
1,232,858
2,075,657
0
412,460
4,287,050
236,290
8, .'564,797
4,263,723
1,153,746
0
1,249
$5,418,738
$23Q,115,3
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20
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants
Status of FY 1979 Funds
(As of June 30, 1980)
REGION
1
TOTALS
2
TOTALS
3
TOTALS
4
TOTALS
5
TOTALS
6
TOTALS
7
TOTALS
8
TOTALS
9
TOTALS
10
TOTALS
CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NJ
PR
vr
DC
DE
MD
PA
VA.
W
AL
FL
GA
KiT
MS
NC
SC
TN
n,
IN
MI
MI
CM
WI
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
IA
KS
MD
NE
CO
MT
ND
SD
OT
VK
AZ
CA
GU
HI
NMI
NV
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
WA
D.S.TOTALS
ALLOTMENTS
45,858,100
122,357,300
31,042,900
36,489,300
21,752,800
20,709,000
278,209,400
147,924,700
439,897,200
48,600,000
1,565,600
637,987,500
20,709,000
20,709,000
115,047,000
180,649,100
81,187,700
74,150,800
492,452,600
53,189,100
158,904,600
80,525,600
60,545,000
40,009,900
82,040,900
48,732,500
64,140,000
587,987,600
215,137,900
114,637,000
171,081,500
77,414,600
267,788,600
80,777,700
926,837,300
31,117,400
52,290,300
20,709,000
38,431,900
180,723,600
323,272,200
53,648,800
36,460,300
103,367,100
22,800,700
216,276,900
38,050,800
20,709,000
20,709,000
20,709,000'
20,709,000
20,709,000
141,595,800
32,128,000
329,323,400
3,081,500
32,836,300
570,300
20,709,000
5,766,700
2,551,400
426,966,600
20,709,000
20,709,000
53,735,800
73,260,300
$168,414,100
$4,200,000,000
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING
OF MMH
12,018,975
9,612,316
8,542,099
1,536,089
1,687,567
6,205,140
39,602,186
136,847,938
408,220,366
43,692,527
93,980
588,854,811
20,709,000
15,259,855
101,879,563
6,238,128
4,485,162
28,535,632
177,107,340
22,387,641
3,795,566
27,376,237
42,263,315
3,382,631
55,993,961
39,921,057
11,924,147
207,044,555
11,080,469
81,518,558
58,649,594
15,254,274
263,053,691
4,032,451
433,589,037
24,620,008
29,497,926
10,300,282
26,158,031
104,289,599
194,865,846
32,418,880
9,911,883
75,182,740
1,224,758
118,738,261
26,522,846
11,116,538
13,732,965
951,815
10,067,649
16,867,083
79,258.896
921,758
7,148,221
999,915
23,357,178
39,350
7,876,890
2,512,788
1,955,685
44,811,785
9,744,950
9,469,656
4,300,825
4,382,965
$27,898,396
$1,911,771,113
OBLIGATIONS
JUNE 1980
7,605,085
2,085,869
263,033
-943,087
0
68,190
9,079,090
64,186,263
21,803,103
35,197,785
0
121,187,151
0
63,010
912,370
0
0
3,506,024
4,481,404
11,769,374
1,094,966
2,356,703
5,165,842
1,402,691
1,451,071
14,930,891
813,797
38,985,335
1,754,868
20,354,608
8,224,706
10,070,090
3,770,974
834,328
45,009,574
998,398
7,840,408
0
3,438,887
12,772,449
25,050,142
11,341,197
1,414,711
27,761,753
0
40,517,661
10,085,982
1,477,860
170,830
0
223,650
475,064
12,433,386
236,314
-5,610
0
4,626,750
0
1,021,674
0
0
5,879,128
0
1,880,480
732
130,563
$2,011,775
5304,634,646
UNOBLIGATED
BALANCE
4,413,890
7,526,447
8,279,066
2,479,176
1,687,567
6,136,950
30,523,096
72,661,675
386,417,263
8,494,742
93,980
467,667,660
20,709,000
15,196,845
100,967,193
6,238,128
4,485,162
25,029,608
172,625,936
10,618,267
2,700,600
25,019,534
37,097,473
1,979,940
54,542,890
24,990,166
11,110,350
168,059,220
9,325,601
61,163,950
50,424,888
5,184,184
259,282,717
3,198,123
388,579,463
23,621,610
21,657,518
10,300,282
22,719,144
91,517,150
169,815,704
21,077,683
8,497,172
47,420,987
1,224,758
78,220,600
16,436,864
9,638,678
13,562,135
951,815
9,843,999
16,392,019
66,825,510
685,444
7,153,831
999,915
18,730,428
39,350
6,855,216
2,512,788
1,955,685
38,932,657
9,744,950
7,589,176
4,300,093
4,252,402
$25,886,621
$1,607,136,467
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21
State and Local^ Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants
Status of FY 1980 Funds
(As of June 30, 1980)
REGION
1
lOiftLS
2
TOTALS
3
TOTALS
4
TOTALS
5
TOTALS
6
TOTALS
7
TOTALS
8
TOTALS
9
TOTALS
10
TOTALS
cr
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DE
DC
MD
PA
VA
WV
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
sc
TN
IL
IN
MI
MM
OH
WI
AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
IA
KS
MO
NE
CXI
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
AZ
CA
GU
HI
NMI
NV
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
KA
U.S. TO33VLS
ALLOTMENTS
37,123,200
99,051,100
25,129,900
29,539,000
17,609,400
16,764,500
225,217,100
119,748,500
356,107,300
39,342,800
1,267,400
516,466,000
16,764,500
16,764,500
93,133,300
146,239,700
65,723,400
60,026,800
398,652,200
43,057,800
128,637,000
65,106,400
49,012,600
32,388,900
66,414,100
39,450,100
51,922,900
475,989,800
174,159,300
92,801,300
138,494,500
62,668,900
216,781,200
65,391,400
750,296,600
25,190,300
42,330,300
16,764,500
31,111,500
146,300,100
261,696,700
43,430,000
29,515,500
83,678,100
18,457,700
175,081,300
30,803,000
16,764,500
16,764,500
16,764,500
16,764,500
16,764,500
114, 625 ,500
26,008,400
266,595,100
2,494,500
26,581,700
462,700
16,764,500
4,667,200
2,065,400
345,639,500
16,764,500
16,764,500
43,500,400
59,305,900
$136,335,300
$3,400,000,000
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING OBLIGATIONS
OF MONTH aWffi 1980
37,123,200
99,051,100
25,129,900
15,599,221
17,609,400
16,764,500
211,277,321
119,748,500
356,107,300
39,342,800
76,044
515,274,644
16,764,500
16,764,500
93,133,300
109,813,624
56,598,375
60,026,800
353,101,099
43,057,800
128,637,000
65,106,400
49,012,600
32,388,900
66,414,100
39,450,100
51,922,900
475,989,800
165,853,928
92,801,300
138,494,500
62,668,900
216,781,200
65,391,400
741,991,228
25,190,300
42,330,300
16,764,500
31,111,500
146,300,100
261,696,700
43,430,000
28,749,970
83,678,100
18,457,700
174,315,770
30,803,000
16,719,499
16,764,500
13,507,048
16,764,500
16,764,500
111,323,047
17,833,482
234,532,917
2,494,500
26,581,700
462,700
16,254,500
4,667,200
2,065,400
304,892,399
16,764,500
16,764,500
43,500,400
46,705,014
$323,734,414
$3,273,596,422
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
0
UNOBLIGATED
BALANCE
37,123,200
99,051,100
25,129,900
15,599,221
17,609,400
16,764,500
211,277,321
119,748,500
356,107,300
39,342,800
76,044
515,274,644
16,764,500
16,764,500
93,133,300
109,813,624
56,598,375
60,026,800
353,101,099
43,057,800
128,637,000
65,106,400
49,012,600
32,388,900
66,414,100
39,450,100
51,922,900
475,989,800
165,853,928
92,801,300
138,494,500
62,668,900
216,781,200
65,391,400
741,991,228
25,190,300
42,330,300
16,764,500
31,111,500
146,300,100
261,696,700
43,430,000
28,749,970
83,678,100
18,457,700
174,315,770
30,803,000
16,719,499
16,764,500
13,507,048
16,764,500
16,764,500
111, 323, 047
17,833,482
234,532,917
2,494,500
26,581,700
462,700
16,254,500
4,667,200
2,065,400
304,892,399
16,764,500
16,764,500
43,500,400
46,705,014
$123,7;.i, 414
$3,273,590,422
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22
State and Local Assistance Programs
Air Pollution Control Grant Awards
TOTAL
STATE AGENCY AWARDS
IOCAL AGENCY SWARDS
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
STATE
REGION 1
CT
ME
MA
NH
HI
VT
REGION 2
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGICN 3
DE
MO
PA
VA
W
DC
REGION 4
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
REGION 5
IL
IN
MI
MI
OH
WI
REGION 6
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
REGION 7
IA
KS
MD
NE
KtJjiurt 8
00
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
REGION 9
AZ
CA
HE
NV
SA
PI
GO
REGION 10
AK
n,
OR
HA
TOTAL
OMULATIVE
FY 80
981
321
1,770
273
369
327
346
6,632
250
95
111
259
3,106
1,330
843
463
14
1,688
0
1,005
0
147*
0
443
4,221
2,144
3,238*
85
3,667
1,769
21
579
941
0
1,293
36
200
1,504
0
425
670
433
283
925
386
36
3,122
400*
122
0
0
78*
303*
125*
405*
900*
$49,084
CUMULATIVE
FY 80
981
321
1,770
273
369
327
0
6,632
250
95
111
259
2,290
1,276
843
463
0
825
0
805
0
147
0
101
3,092
1,866
1,890
0
910
1,734
21
579
813
0
440
0
200
1,258
0
425
500
433
283
925
386
18
1,877
400
0
0
0
0
263
125
203
900
$37,679
MONTH OF
JUNE
0
26
0
38
0
0
0
0
0
0
75
0
112
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$288
CUMULATIVE
FY 80
0
0
0
0
0
0
346
0
0
0
0
0
816
54
0
0
14
863
0
200
0
0
0
342
1,129
278
1,348
85
2,757
35
0
0
128
0
853
36
0
246
0
0
170
0
0
0
0
18
1,245
0
122
0
0
78
40
0
202
0
$11,405
M3NTH OF
JUNE
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
170
0
0
0
0
0
45
0
87
0
0
0
0
0
202
0
$522
V Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
23
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
Cunulative Awards FY 80
to- date
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
— , . _ - . — - - .
Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Grant Awards
STATE
REGION
CT
ME
MA
NH
RI
VT
REGION
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGION
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
DC
REGION
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
REGION
H,
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
1
196
70
368
70
70
70
2
463
1,179
175
70
3
50
254
0
0
0
64
4
159
438
212
149
143
329
168
254
5
1,238
341
574*
25
492
370
HAZARDOUS WASTE RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT RECOVERY
222 0
93 0
396 0
93 0
121 0
93 135
554 115
943 746
104 50
93 209
93 Q-
254 0
0 89
0 0
0 103
59 15
362 0
483 0
317 0
323 0
127 0
365 0
273 0
478 0
951 0
861 0
890* 0
0 0
533 0
448 0
SOLID WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE RESOURCE
STATE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT RECOVERY
REGION 6
AR 129
LA 235
NM 0
OK 165
TX 517
REGION 7
IA 183
KS 104
MO 302*
NE 96*
REGION 8
CO 189
MT 50
ND 50
SD 143
UT 169
WY 93
REGION 9
AZ 145
CA 902 1
HI 70*
NV 70
SA 24*
PI 0
GU 69*
NMI 70*
REGION 10
AK 90*
ID 33
OR 150
WA 98
TOTAL $12,137 $15
215 0
825 0
93 0
279 0
456 345
174* 0
165 0
290* 0
93* 0
102 19
107 0
93 0
0 0
0 13
50 0
353 240
,472 0
0 0
93 0
0 0
0 0
93* 0
93* 0
75* 0
20 0
237* 194
148 0
,055 $2,273
*/ Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
WWPC
STATE
REGION
CT
ME
MA
NH
RI
vr
REGION
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGION
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
DC
REGION
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
REGION
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
State and
i
2
3
4
5
I/ Includes Obligation
Interstate (Section
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO DATE I/
747
537
1,159
331
509
242
1,334
2,684
853
357
443
884
2,345
1,318
115
330
1,297
1,255
1,519
717
725
1,789
970
881
1,831
1,026
1,560*
274
1,711
1,385
of carryover funds.
106) Grant Awards
STATE
REGION 6
AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
REGION 7
IA
KS
MD
NE
REGION 8
CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
REGION 9
AZ
CA
HI
NV
SA
PI
GU
NMI
REGION 10
AK
ID
OR
WA
INTERSTATE AGENCIES
NEIWPCC
ISC
DRBC
INCOPOT
SUSQUGi'M J7i
ORSAIKD
TOIM,
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO DATE I/
729
641
283
542
1,804
710*
511
860*
560*
457
334
211
219
300
160
399
2,936
340*
170
66*
110*
338*
50*
148*
380*
800*
1,040*
218
178
279
149
.04
~f<
$47, " J
.
*/ Iixl-.-"js participation in a Consolidated grant.
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24
State and Local Assistance Programs
Safe Drinking Water Grant Awards I/
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
OMMTIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO-DATE
STATE
REGION 1
CT
ME
MA
NH
El
VT
REGION 2
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGION 3
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
DC
REGION 4
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
we
SC
TN
REGION 5
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
PUBLIC WATER SYS.
SUPERVISION
395
295
455
315
295
129
422
1,595
173
68
259
369
200
676
330
0
359
1,056
629
339
449
0
437
417
1,048
0
1,305
763
980
865
UNDERGROUND
0
0
64
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
72
267
0
0
0
88
169
82
171
0
18
69
0
284
205
0
0
0
68
STATE
REGION 6
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
REGION 7
IA
KS
JO
NE
REGION 8
CO
MX
ND
SD
OT
WY
REGION 9
AZ
CA
HI
NV
SA
PI
GU
NMI
REGION 10
AK
ID
OR
MA
TOTAL
CUMULHTIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO-DATE
PUBLIC WATER SYS.
SUPERVISION
295
434
294
422
1,507
460*
494
0
359
393
295
295
0
174
0
455
2,232
28*
316
27*
286*
100*
50*
545
320
0
755
$25,159
UNDERGROUND
139
359
202
214
798
.110
0
75*
0
0
144
38
0
140
210
145
330
61*
0
0
0
8*
0
0
65
0
104
$4,695
I/ Includes State Public Water System Supervision Progran,
Protection Pj.LKji.diii.
*_/ Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
State Underground Water Source
Pesticides Enforcement Grant Awards
(As of June 1980)
($ in Thousands)
STATE
REGION 1
CT
ME
MA
NH
RI
VT
REGION 2
NJ
NY
PR
VI
REGION 3
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
DC
KBUlLrt 4
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
1C
SC
TN
REGION 5
n,
IH
MI
M*
<•»!
m.
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO-DATE
83
62
0
28
63
44
0
205
180
29
0
272
210
91
0
35
0
190
4
0
9-7
262
0
15
0
263
173
525
35
0
STATE
REGION 6
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
REGION 7
IA
KS
MD
NE
REGION 8
CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
REGION 9
AZ
CA
HI
NV
SA
PI
GU
NMI
REGION 10
AK
ID
OR
WA
TOTAL
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
FY 80 TO-DATE
30
0
168
172
582
98
32
0
0
0
623
50
65
82
0
26
796
216
49
1*
15*
2,4*
15*
0
55
109
178
$•5,258
"/ Irrfijdes participation in a Consolidated grant..
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25
State and Local Assistance Programs
State § Areawide Management Planning Grant Grant Activity
State & Areawide
Management Planning
Section 208
Dollars Awarded
($ in Thousands)
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
CT
ME
MA
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
DC
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
IN
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
CUMULATIVE ;WARDS
STATEWIDE
290
136
897
196
0
131
676
1,984
371
0
223
313
702
187
188
0
0
250
50
0
0
679
0
0
783
0
946
50
78
1,062
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
AREAWIDE
0
70
112
0
0
0
351
1,135
0
0
0
434
235
0
0
1,399
150
1,889
270
0
0
248
608
350
175
467
2,052
82
142
353
TOTAL
290
206
1,009
196
0
131
1,027
3,119
371
0
223
747
937
187
188
1,399
150
2,139
320
0
0
927
608
350
958
467
2,998
132
220
1,415
CDMULATIVE AWARDS
REGION
6 AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
7 IA
KS
MD
NE
8 CO
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
9 AZ
CA
HI
NV
SA
PA
GU
NMI
10 AK
ID
OR
HA
TOTAL
STATEWIDE
'428
518
236
536
416
98*
457
0
275*
155
251
126
398
108
0
450
1,210
0
0
0
0
0
0
420
505
607
986
$18,372
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
AREAWIDE
1,018
0
0
0
665
100
0
662*
0
321
89
0
193
829
0
0
1,766
0
342
0
0
0
0
105
0
0
220
$16,832
TOTAL
1,446
518
236
536
1,081
198
457
662
275
476
340
126
591
937
0
450
2,976
0
342
0
0
0
0
525
505
607
1,206
$35,204
V Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
State & Areawide
Management Planning
during June 1980
($ in Thousands)
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
6
#
0
3
0
5
3
0
0
0
0
22
33
,'01/CO
$
0
446
0
2,897
369
0
0
0
0
0
$3,712
RECEIVED
*
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
4
$
921
0
0
0
939
0
0
0
0
0
$1,860
FUNDED
#
0
0
0
1
0
0
0:
0
0
0
1
$
0
0
0
200
0
0
0
0
0
0
$200
REMOVED FROM
PROCESSING
INCL.
f
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
REJECTS.
$
0
0
0
0
361
0
0
0
0
0
$361
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
ADJUSTMENTS 6/30/80
$
0
0
0
+115
0
0
0
0
0
0
$+115
#
1
3
0
4
2
0
0
0
0
24
$34
$
921
446
0
2,812
947
0
0
0
0
0
$5,126
*/ Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
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26
State and Local Assistance Programs
Air Pollution Control Grant
Program Activity during
June 1980
(? in Thousands)
WPC State & Interstate
(Section 106) Grant Program
Activity during June 1980
($ in Thousands)
Grant
Program Activity
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
6/01/80
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
#
0
1
1
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
12
$
0
57
1,161
0
2,690
0
0
0
0
0
$3,908
RECEIVED
#
2
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
13
s
64
0
188
3
37
16
37
170
133
201
$849
FUNDED
#
2
0
2
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
12
$
64
0
188
3
0
16
37
170
133
201
$812
REM3VED FROM
PROCESSING
INCL. REJECT.
#
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
ADJUSTMENTS 6/30/80
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
# $
0 0
1 57
1 1,161
0 0
11 2,727
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
13 $3,945
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS'
6/01/80
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
#
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$
0
794
0
0
0
0
0 .
0
0
0
RECEIVED
#
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
$
0
0
2,345
0
0
0
0
296
35
0
FUNDED
#
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
$
0
0
2,345
0
0
0
0
0
35*
0
REMOVED FROM
PROCESSING
INCL. REJECT.
#
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
APPLICATIONS
IN PROCESS
ADJUSTMENTS 6/30/80
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
# $
0 0
1 794
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0- 0
1 296
0 0
0 0
TOTAL
$794
3 $2,676
2 $2,380*
'2 $1,090
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EPA, Mail Drop 14, Research
Triangle Park, N.C. 27711.
(919) 541-5395 or FTS 8-629-5395.
Office of Toxic Substances Guide-
lines for State Agencies to Use
in Submitting Applications for
Financial Assistance for State
Toxic Substances Control Projects.
Office of Toxic Substances
(TS-793), EPA, Washington, D.C.
20460.
ORD Program Guide.
Available from ORD Publications,
EPA/CERI, Cincinnati, OH. 45268.
A resource book on ORD grant funds
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