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) (desc)	Amount	Sponsors	Locations	Additional Receiving Organizations
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 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 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 Law Enforcement Technology (Commerce, Justice and Science)	Amount $188,000	Sponsors Former Rep. Mel Watt (D-NC)	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 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

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