Minnesota's share of federal stimulus -- House version

St. Paul, Minn. — A simplified breakdown of the federal stimulus for Minnesota proposed by a House bill passed this week in Congress. The U.S. Senate will vote on the bill next week.

• Fiscal stabilization: $1,075,912,000 (1.1 billion)

• Title I: $117,613,000

• Special education: $216,410,000

• Ed technology: $9,047,000

• K-12 construction: $,606,000

• Child Care: $25,965,000

• CSBG: $12,302,000 (community services block grants)

• Byrne JAG: $45,504,000 (crime prevention and enforcement grants)

• WIA-Adult: $5,462,000 (Workforce Investment Act Program)

• WIA-Youth: $14,483,000 (Workforce Investment Act Program)

• Dislocated workers: $10,922,000

• Highways: $477,702,000

• Clean Water: $111,678,000

• Drinking water: $36,011,000

• Weatherization: $210,819,000

• State energy pgm: $73,124,000

• Medicaid: $355,386,000 (2009) (temporary increase in the Medicaid matching rate)

• Medicaid: $382,040,000 (2010) (temporary increase in the Medicaid matching rate)

  TOTAL: $3,306,986,000 (3.3 billion)

(Source: National Conference of State Legislatures)