Earmark Spending in North Dakota - LegiStorm

Fiscal Year(s)

Earmark Spending in North Dakota

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2010	No	Total Amount
Earmarks	256	$825,563,671

Earmark Details	Year	Description (Bill) (asc)	Amount	Sponsors	Locations	Receiving Organization
	2008	Lake Sakakawea Project - Rural Health Care Facility (Energy & Water)	$2,952,000	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND)	North Dakota
	2008	Leafy spurge control cooperative funding for the Dakota Prairie Grasslands (Interior)	$345,000	Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND)	North Dakota
	2008	Lewis and Clark Legacy Trail (Transportation and Housing & Urban Development)	$525,280	Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND)	North Dakota
	2009	Lewis and Clark Legacy Trail, ND (Transportation and Housing & Urban Development)	$326,563	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND) Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND)	North Dakota
	2010	Lewis and Clark Legacy Trail, ND (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	$681,800	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND) Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Rep. Earl Pomeroy (-ND) ...more	North Dakota
	2010	Lightweight Reliable Materials for Military Systems (Defense)	$2,800,000	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND) Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND)	Grand Forks, North Dakota	University of North Dakota
	2009	Lower Yellowstone Project (Energy & Water)	$43,000	President (solo)	North Dakota
	2008	Marketplace of Ideas/Marketplace for Kids, Inc., for a statewide program focused on entrepreneurship education (Labor-HHS-Education)	$407,000	Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND)	Mandan, North Dakota
	2010	MEMS Antenna for Wireless Communications Supporting UAVs in the Battlefield (Defense)	$2,400,000	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND) Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Rep. Earl Pomeroy (-ND) ...more	Grand Forks, North Dakota	University of North Dakota
	2009	Minerals/Dietary Requirements for Good Health, Grand Forks, ND (Agriculture and Rural Development-FDA)	$9,534,000	Sen. Byron Dorgan (-ND) Sen. Kent Conrad (-ND) Rep. Earl Pomeroy (-ND) ...more	Grand Forks, North Dakota
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