State of North Carolina - Earmarks Received

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Where are this year's earmarks

Fiscal Year(s)

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2010	Number	Amount
Solo Received	Number 6	Amount $10,920,500
Received with Other Organizations	Number 0	Amount $0
All Earmarked Funds Received	Number 6	Amount $10,920,500

Earmark Details	Year	Description (Bill)	Amount (desc)	Sponsors	Locations	Additional Receiving Organizations
Earmark details	Year 2009	Description Impacts of Climate on Future Disasters, State of North Carolina (Homeland Security)	Amount $5,000,000	Sponsors Former Rep. David Price (D-NC)	Locations North Carolina	Recipients
Earmark details	Year 2008	Description North Carolina Statewide Ferry System (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	Amount $2,278,500	Sponsors Former Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)	Locations North Carolina	Recipients
Earmark details	Year 2009	Description North Carolina Statewide Ferry System, NC (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	Amount $1,900,000	Sponsors Former Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)	Locations North Carolina	Recipients
Earmark details	Year 2008	Description North Carolina Statewide Bus and Bus Facilities (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	Amount $1,225,000	Sponsors Former Rep. Howard Coble (R-NC) Former Rep. Robin Hayes (R-NC) Former Rep. David Price (D-NC) ...more	Locations North Carolina	Recipients
Earmark details	Year 2008	Description North Carolina State Highway Patrol Communication Equipment (Commerce, Justice and Science)	Amount $329,000	Sponsors Former Rep. David Price (D-NC) Former Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)	Locations North Carolina	Recipients
Earmark details	Year 2008	Description North Carolina State Highway Patrol Law Enforcement Technology (Commerce, Justice and Science)	Amount $188,000	Sponsors Former Rep. Mel Watt (D-NC)	Locations North Carolina	Recipients

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