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Congressman Berman speaks at the groundbreaking for the 405 freeway northbound carpool lane as Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa and California Governor Schwarzenegger look on. The groundbreaking is the culmination of years of work by Rep. Berman, who obtained significant federal funding for this project, which is critical to relieving congestion on the 405.
How can I help?
If you are a constituent of the 28th Congressional District of California, our office can assist you with matters involving Federal agencies. We also provide for visitors to Washington, DC, and can arrange to have a flag flown for you over the U.S. Capitol building.
GovBenefits.gov
If you are in need of government assistance, but are unsure where to go for information on how to apply, Govbenefits.gov may be the answer. It reduces the amount of research needed to take advantage of government benefits programs by providing information only on those programs most likely to benefit each individual.
Constituents complete a confidential questionnaire and Govebenefits.gov matches their request with the appropriate benefit programs, and provides application information. It contains a wide variety of information on such topics as Medicaid/Medicare, small business loans, scholarships, and disaster relief, to name a few.
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Recovery Act Funding in the 28th Congressional District
To view an interactive map with a partial view of contracts, grants, and loans funded in the 28th Congressional District, follow the steps in the white box above. Note: The map above shows only some of the Recovery Act funding in the 28th District, because state, city, county, or school district formula funds are marked on the map as the administrative office, whether Sacramento or City Hall. For a more comprehensive map of state and local formula-funded projects, view the Google map below. The Recovery Act Transparency Board intends to correct inaccuracies every two weeks until the next reporting period in April, 2010.
Click here to download a partial list of Recovery Act projects in the 28th Congressional District in Microsoft Excel form (Updated February 10, 2010).
Google map of Recovery Act and transportation funds, including federal, state, and local applications pending and tax breaks for which you may be eligible: (July 2009)
Click here to view the Google map in a larger window with a list of project icons by category.
Click here to view a partial list of Recovery Act projects in the 28th Congressional District (July 2009).
Other Recovery Act Resources
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Recovery.gov
Use the federal Recovery Act portal to read background information on the Act and track funding levels for every program in the Act, by agency.
California Economic Recovery Portal
Track how money is being spent statewide.
City of Los Angeles Recovery Portal
Follow the status of grant applications and programs administered by the City of Los Angeles, and learn more about programs for individuals.
Press Releases
California Needs American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan
Berman Secures Millions for Local Transportation Related Projects
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