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For Immediate Release: December 19, 2007
Sutton Secures Funding for Projects in Lorain County in Final Appropriations Package
Washington, D.C. -
Congresswoman Betty Sutton secured
funding for numerous projects in Lorain County and other nearby communities in the
Fiscal Year 2008 Omnibus Appropriations bill which passed in both the House and
Senate and is expected to be signed into law by the President
shortly.
"I am extremely pleased that our work to secure funding
for so many important programs in Lorain County has paid off," Sutton said. "These
programs will improve the lives of families and communities in Ohio's 13th Congressional District, and I am excited that
the funding for these organizations and projects will be put to work for the
people of Lorain
County."
Congresswoman Sutton secured the following funds that
will be allocated to organizations in Lorain County:
- $47,000 to the
Lorain
County Sheriff for the Mobile Data Terminal Installation Project.
- $235,000 to the
Lorain Police Department to renovate the Lorain Police Department's
Communications and Emergency Operations Center.
- $196,000 to El
Centro Servicios Sociales, for renovation and build out of the South Lorain
Lincoln Community Center, a community facility for youth and
seniors.
- $343,000 to the
Lorain County Board
of Commissioners for the West Shore Corridor Transportation Project.
- $490,000 to
Lorain
Port Authority for the
Excursion Vessel Project.
- $380,000 to the City
of Elyria for a
water treatment intake plant.
Contact: Adri Jayaratne at 202-225-3401
Jan. 9 - Ryan & Sutton become advocates for Mt. McKinley (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Jan. 9 - 'OUR VIEW' EDITORIAL: Local congressional raises put to good use (Lorain Morning Journal)
Dec. 9 - Most Ohio lawmakers behind wheels of domestic cars (Columbus Dispatch)
Dec. 11 - Automaker bailout survives House vote (Akron Beacon Journal)
Dec. 10 - Sutton moves to Energy and Commerce Committee (Cleveland Plain Dealer)