Earmark Spending in Iowa - LegiStorm

Fiscal Year(s)

Earmark Spending in Iowa

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2009	No	Total Amount
Earmarks	444	$552,240,686

Earmark Details	Year	Description (Bill)	Amount (desc)	Sponsors	Locations	Receiving Organization
	2008	Statewide Bus Replacement (Transportation and Housing & Urban Development)	$4,596,200	Rep. David Loebsack (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) ...more	Iowa
	2008	Portable Rapid Bacterial Warfare Detection Unit (Defense)	$4,400,000	Rep. Leonard Boswell (-IA) Rep. Tom Latham (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) ...more	Ames, Iowa	Advanced Analytical Technologies Inc.
	2008	Des Moines Recreation River and Greenbelt (Energy & Water)	$4,124,000	Rep. Leonard Boswell (-IA) Rep. Tom Latham (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) ...more	Iowa
	2008	Saylorville Lake (Energy & Water)	$4,050,000	Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA)	Iowa
	2009	Low Cost Military Global Positioning System (GPS) Receiver (Defense)	$4,000,000	Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Rep. David Loebsack (-IA) ...more	Iowa
	2009	New Vaccines to Fight Respiratory Infection (Defense)	$4,000,000	Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Rep. Tom Latham (-IA) ...more	Ames, Iowa
	2009	Portable Rapid Bacterial Warfare Detection Unit (Defense)	$4,000,000	Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Rep. Tom Latham (-IA) ...more	Ames, Iowa
	2008	University of Iowa, for the Iowa institute for Biomedical Discovery. (Labor-HHS-Education)	$3,832,000	Rep. David Loebsack (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) ...more	Iowa City, Iowa
	2009	Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers (Energy & Water)	$3,828,000	Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA)	Iowa
	2009	Des Moines Recreational River and Greenbelt (Energy & Water)	$3,828,000	Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA) Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA) Rep. Tom Latham (-IA) ...more	Iowa
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