Congressman Davis secured $250,000 for Thomas More College in the Financial Services Appropriations Bill for Fiscal Year 2008. Thomas More College plans to use the funds to expand its current curriculum offered in the health care fields by creating the Center for Regional Sciences and Health Care Management. Learn more here.
Federal funds are essential to many critical projects in congressional districts throughout the country, including Kentucky’s Fourth District. I frequently meet with constituents and local officials about the need for federal funding in their community. They submit detailed applications for federal funding to my office. All those applications undergo a thorough review to determine which projects are eligible and appropriate for federal funding.
I’m proud of the important projects throughout the Fourth District for which I have secured funding in past years, like the Brent Spence Bridge, important water and sewer projects, and health and manufacturing programs at our local colleges and universities, among many others.
I’ve consistently supported earmark reform measures to make this process more open and transparent since I was first elected to Congress. In an effort to continue to increase transparency, I have created this section of the website so you can monitor the projects for which I have requested and secured funding.
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Fiscal Year 2010 Appropriations Requests
Click to view information about Congressman Davis' fiscal year 2010 appropriations requests.
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2009 Surface Transportation Authorization Bill (Highway Bill) Requests
Click to view Congressman Davis' 2009 Surface Transportation Authorization Bill ("Highway Bill") requests.
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Successful Funding Requests
Funding that Congressman Davis has successfully secured for Kentucky's Fourth District. |
