1	Ketchikan	·  ·	Over $8 mm to the West Taxiway Contruction at the Ketchikan Airport. $5.1 mm for improvements in the Tongass Highway.
2	Sitka /Petersburg /Wrangell	·  ·  ·	$9.75 mm for the South Mitkof Island Terminal. $1.3 mm for the Wrangell Terminal Modifications to accommodate the Inter-Island Ferry operation. $14 mm for capital improvements to the airport area.
3-4	Juneau Areawide	·  ·	$5 mm for safety improvements to the McNugget Intersection. $1.6 mm for the extension of the West Douglas Highway, with a match provided by the Juneau community.
5	Southeast Islands	·  ·  ·	$5.7 mm in improvements to the Yakutat airport area. $7.9 mm of improvements to roads on the Prince of Wales Islands. $1 mm in improvements to the Metlakatka ferry terminal.
6	Kodiak	·  ·	$ 9.5 mm of federal receipt authority to the Kodiak Launch Complex. $4.2 mm in federal and state money to reconstruct Kodiak's Selief Lane.
7-9	Kenai Areawide	·  ·  ·  ·	$2.5 mm in federal receipts for the Kachemak Bay Research Facility Design & Construction - a federal Estuarine research and education facility. $395,000 in Upper Cook Inlet & Kuskokwim River Coho Salmon Projects. $5.1 mm for Homer's East End Road Rehabilitiation. $16.2 mm for Seward Highway Reconstruction from Seward to Grouse Creek Canyon.
10-25	Anchorage Areawide	·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·	$88.1 mm in federal and international airport funds for airport improvements, land acquisition and bond reimbursement. $715,000 to renovate AHFC's Central Terrace and Fairmont Housing complexes. $200,000 for cleaning up the Tudor Road maintanence site. $1 mm of Mental Health Trust Authority Receipts toward the current efforts to replace the old Alaska Psychiatric Institute. $1.13 mm for the repair and upgrade of the Anchorage Pioneers' Home Ventilation and Humidification System. $40.5 mm in AMATS projects, which includes the Ship Creek Intermodal Facility, $5.1 mm to the Ship Creek Trail, pavement replacement, Reconstruction of Old Seward Highway, Dowling Road, Arctic Boulevard, C Street (phonse 3), and DeArmoun Road, and $2.3 mm to the Uaa-Providence Hospital Transit Center. $50,000 to the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum. Over $10 mm to National Highway System improvements in Anchorage.
26-28	Mat-Su Areawide	·  ·  ·  ·	Over $76 mm in transportation projects, including the rehabilitation of several section along the Parks Highway and the Glenn Highway, as well as rehabilitation on the Hatcher Pass Road, the Knik-Goose Bay Road, the Palmer Wasilla Highway, the Wasilla -Fishhook Road and Talkeetna Spur. $2.1 mm for improvements at the Talkeetna Airport. $50,000 for a negotiated timber sale in the Mat-Su area. $375,000 to replace the fuel line and water system at the Palmer Correctional Facitility.
29-34	Fairbanks	·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·	$8.7 mm in Federal and International airport funds to improve and extend the Fairbanks International Airport. $150,000 to relocate the Community Mental Health Center in Fairbanks. $495,000 to re-open the Fahrenkamp Residential Facility. Over $33.9 mm in highway projects area-wide, including improvements to the Badger Road Interchange, several sections of the Steese Highway, and widening of University Avenue, reconstruction of the Illinois-Barnette Streets and Bridge. $1 mm of federal funds for the Alaska Riverwalk Centennial Bridge Community Connector Project. $15 mm in federal and private funds for the University Museum's expansion project. $5 mm from various sources to fund the University's highest priority project - the Hutchison Career Center. This appropriation will replace mechanical & electrical systems, reconfigure classroom space and meet a variety of other needs for the center's vocational and technical training programs.
35	Prince William Sound/Delta	·  ·  ·  ·	$250,000 for improvements in Fish & Game's Copper River sonar site equipment. $20.6 mm for improvements in community and national highways area-wide. $2.9 mm for Copper River Trail improvements. $2.6 mm to maintain and operate access into Whittier.
36	Rural Interior	·  ·  ·  ·	$100,000 for a Spirit Camp Facility which will replicate the successful camp at Old Minto and provide treatment to more Alaskans who are severely impaired by alcohol and drugs. $7.8 mm for rural airport improvements and development of master plans in Aniak, Crooked Creek, Koyukuk, nikolai, Rampart and Russian Mission. $26 mm for District 36 transportation routes, including improvements to portions of the Copper River Road, Northway roads, the Taylor Highway, the Elliott Highway and the Tok Cutoff. $1.8 mm for construction of the Robertson River and Gulkana River Waysides.
37	Arctic Slope /Northwest	·  ·  ·  ·	$ 9 mm for rural airport improvements and development of master plans in Barrow, Kivalina, Noorvik and Wales. $5.1 mm to construct one building for the airport rescue and firefighting facilities, and snow removal equipment. $8.2 mm to reconstruct the Dalton Highway from Galbraith Lake Airport to Kuparuk River. $3.7 mm for reconstruction of Kotzebue's Ted Stevens Way.
38	Nome/Norton Sound	·  ·  ·	$24.5 mm for rural airport runway rehabilitiation and other airport reconstruction in Emmonak, Mountain Village,Nightmute, Nome and Toksook Bay. $247,000 to the Shaktoolik Landfill Road and $319,000 to the Rocker Gulch Wayside.
39	Bristol Bay /Bethel	·  ·	$2.8 mm to road improvements in Bethel, Kwethluk and Quinhaguak. $2.2 mm for releveling and repaving 4 miles of the Chief Eddie Hoffman Highway.
40	Aleutians	·  ·  ·  ·	$10.4 mm for airport improvement projects in King Salmon, Sand Point, Unalaska and other communities in the district. $9.4 mm in community transportation projects including $6.4 mm for rehabilitating the East Point -Ballyhoo Road in Unalaska. $7.1 mm for Iliamna's airport paving, fencing, and for airport snow removal equipment. $4.3 mm for a runway resurfacing and safety area rehabilitation project in Point Heiden.
99	Statewide
	Courts:	·	$1.1 mm for the Court System's automated case management system
	Deferred Maintanence:	·  ·  ·	$600,000 for deferred maintanence projects for correctional facilities. $600,000 to airport deferred maintenance needs statewide. $2.2 mm for highway, harbor and state facilities deferred maintenance needs statewide.
	Education:	·  ·  ·	$400,000 to fully fund the University's Stateside Database Licensing Initiative which provides all Alaskans with internet access to 4,000 indexed journals, 2,800 full-text journals and 175 newspapers. $65,000 for the Statewide Electronic Doorway (SLED) which provides Internet access to more than 50 communities in Alaska and access to the major library collections and information systems across the state. $450,000 to the University for the Alaska Small Business Development Programs.
	Emergency Equipment:	·	$1.2 mm of federal and state funds for the on-going Land Mobile Radio Migration project which will allow interoperability of 2-way radio resources to assist in responses to life threatening disaster and emergency situations across Alaska.
	Energy Projects:	·  ·	$18.5 mm of the earnings from the state's rebate share of the TransAlaska Pipeline Liability Fund. A recent federal law mandated the use of these funds for remediation of above ground storage tanks. The Alaska Energy Authority will use these funds for remediation from spills and leaks in rural communities. $30.4 mm of federal funds to provide Alaskan communities and electric utilities the funding to establish safe, efficient and code-compliant electrical systems and bulk fuel tank farms.
	Families:	·  ·	$5.2 mm for the on-going development of the child protection information system in the department of Health & Social Services. $25 mm for the Medicaid Management Information System Procurement.
	Fisheries:	·  ·	$1 mm of federal and fish & game funds for the development of sport fishing and recreational boating access and facilities. $14 mm in federal receipts for activities identified in the Pacific Salmon Treaty.
	Housing:	·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·	$1.5 mm for AHFC beneficiary and special needs housing. $3.5 mm for the HUD capital fund program to renovate modernize public housing units. $3.4 mm for AHFC's low income weatherization program which is $1 mm more than was funded last year. $3.9 mm for AHFC's supplemental housing development program, approximately the same level of funding appropriated last year. $2.3 mm for AHFC's Senior citizens housing development program. $1 mm for AHFC competitive grants for public housing program. $3.8 mm for HUD federal HOME grants that expand the supply of affordable housing.
	Matching Grants:	·	Municipal and unincorporated matching grants - fully funded at $15 mm - this program provides funding to priority projects identified by communities across Alaska.
	Mental Health:	·	$870,00 for Mental Health Trust land development and value enhancement.
	Military:	·	$1.5 mm for three new federal scout readiness centers in rural communities.
	Safe Living Conditions:	·	Water projects statewide - fully funded at $81 mm. $5 mm for statewide contaminated site cleanup through the Department of Environmental Conservation.
	Transportation:	·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·	$500,000 of Mental Health Authority funding for Coordinated Transportation and purchase of vehicles. $4.2 mm to marine highway system's overhaul, rehabilitation projects and training. $10.5 mm for cooperative reimbursable transportation projects. $2.7 mm for highway safety grants. $15.2 mm to provide hard surface treatments to gravel roads statewide. $63 mm in surface transportation preconstruction projects $6.9 mm in aviation preconstruction projects.
	Marine Highway Transportation:	·	$21.9 mm for statewide marine highway projects including vessel refurbishment and a new $5 mm Metlakatla shuttle ferry.

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