rT ee UCHR g Deen Energy and Transportation environment Education TAZEWELL COUNTY Energy and environment Transportation Health and human: services Education Work force development Peers Energy and Transportation environment Health and human: services Education Work force development Awarded: $24,688,933 Awarded: $41,479,223 Awarded: $58,329,294 Disbursed: $17,604,861* Disbursed: $30,590,549* Disbursed: $40,132,919* Top five: 1) Resurfacing II 116 and lll. 117 from west city limits of Roanoke to I, 116/IIl 117 junction $2,216,571.91 2) Eureka CUSD 140 $1,305,349.23 3) Fieldcrest CUSD 6 = $1,101,170.84 Top five: 1) Resurfacing |-74 from Main Street in Morton to Woodford County line 7,123, 785.39 2) Tazewell-Mason Counties Special Education Association 3) Washington District 50 schools = $946,824.14 Top five: 1) Peoria School District 150 $15,018,513.50 2) Resurfacing 1-74 from Kickapoo- Edwards Road to east of |-474/IIl. 6 = $7,970,484.95 3) The Special Education Association of Peoria = $2,221,051 4) Deer Creek-Mackinaw CUSD 701 = $909,746.09 4) Creve Coeur School District 76 = $778,877.80 4) Farmington Central CUSD 265 = $1,307,529.81 5) E| Paso-Gridley CUSD 11 = $871,102 Jobs created/maintained = To date. 5) Illini Central CUSD 189 = $728,221.52 Jobs created/maintained = 40.95 5) Resurfacing Il. 91 from just west of Ii 91/Alta Road intersection to Dunlap = $1,225,314.17 Jobs created/maintained 0.71 The federal stimulus awards given to Tri-County school districts include significant amounts of money which replaced funds that were supposed to be paid by the state's general assistance program. The stimulus money that is beyond what school districts would normally get was mostly in the areas of special education, nutrition services and Title 1 programs for poor students. SOURCE: www.Recoveryillinois.org