Earmark Database

Since 1991, Citizens Against Government Waste has chronicled how lawmakers have spent hundreds of billions of dollars on pork-barrel spending through the process of congressional earmarking. CAGW’s Earmark Database collects almost 30 years of work identifying wasteful spending projects and makes the information available online in one searchable database for the very first time. The earmark database is a powerful tool for lawmakers, citizens, and researchers alike.
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Title Cost State Status Bill Chamber Year House Sponsors Senate Sponsors
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Trenton, NJ for student training and equipment, including information technology (Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration) $270,000 NJ LABHHS H 2022 Van Drew Booker
Chestnut Health Systems, Bloomington, IL for facilities and equipment (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $430,000 IL LABHHS H 2022 Davis, Rodney
Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Recovery, Pittsburgh, PA for facilities and equipment (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $1,500,000 PA LABHHS H 2022 Doyle, Michael F.
University of California, Davis Health, Sacramento, CA for an electronic health record and telehealth initiative (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $1,700,000 CA LABHHS H 2022 Matsui Padilla
University of Illinois Springfield, IL, for child welfare training. (Department of Health & Human Services – Administration for Children and Families) $720,000 IL LABHHS S 2022 Durbin
24th Street First and Last Mile Connections to Trolley Station, National City (Department of Transportation – Highway Infrastructure Programs) $3,332,781 CA THUD H 2022 Vargas
SR 63 widening from its existing two (2) lanes to four (4) lanes between Union Road and east of SR 741. (Department of Transportation – Highway Infrastructure Programs) $5,000,000 OH THUD H 2022 Chabot
San Gabriel Valley Affordable Housing Project Pipeline – San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $3,000,000 CA THUD HS 2022 Chu Feinstein, Padilla
Michigan International Technology Center Improvement Project – Michigan International Technology Center (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $2,000,000 MI THUD H 2022 Stevens
Lead Safe Home Fund – Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $1,000,000 OH THUD S 2022 Brown
The Houston Financial Empowerment Center (HFEC) – City of Houston (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $621,000 TX THUD H 2022 Garcia (TX)
Protivin Community Fire Station – Protivin Community Fire District (Rural Development – Community Facilities) $100,000 IA AG H 2022 Hinson
Hydroponics Research Laboratory Initiative – Bowie State University – Bowie, MD (SSMS) $1,000,000 MD COM S 2022 Van Hollen
Additional funding: dredging (Corps of Engineers – Mississippi River and Tributaries) $5,000,000 None NBR ENERGY 2022
Morrisville Small Business Development Program – Town of Morrisville, Morrisville, NC (Small Business Administration – Salaries and Expenses) $300,000 NC FINSER H 2022 Ross
U.S. Forest Service for New and improved mountain biking trails, Green Mountain NF (Forest Service – Construction Projects) $2,500,000 VT INT S 2022 Leahy
J. Walter Cameron Center, HI, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $383,000 HI LABHHS S 2022 Schatz
City of Burlington, VT, for services provided at a daytime warming shelter. (Department of Health & Human Services – Administration for Children and Families) $405,000 VT LABHHS S 2022 Leahy
Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, CA for basic needs project (Department of Education – Higher Education) $975,000 CA LABHHS H 2022 Schiff Padilla
Highway 212 Rural Freight Mobility and Safety: Carver County (Department of Transportation – Highway Infrastructure Programs) $2,500,000 MN THUD H 2022 Emmer Klobuchar, Smith
Bellflower Recreation in Motion Fleet Vehicle Replacement – City of Bellflower (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $150,000 CA THUD H 2022 Roybal-Allard
Oregon Food Bank – Oregon Food Bank (Rural Development – Community Facilities) $100,000 OR AG S 2022 Merkley; Wyden
Interstate 93 Public Housing Environmental Health Equity Project – City of Somerville (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $1,873,000 MA THUD S 2022 Markey, Warren
Landlord-Tenant Mediation Program – New Hampshire Judicial Branch (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $556,000 NH THUD S 2022 Shaheen
Program increase – GDF – medical products support and advanced development (Defense Health Program) $5,608,000 None ABR DEF 2022
Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway and Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers Deepening Study, AL & MS; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Army Corps of Engineers – Investigations) $400,000 Multi-State ENERGY S 2022 Shelby
Wheeling Artisan Center Upgrade – City of Wheeling (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $1,000,000 WV THUD S 2022 Capito
Morrisville Small Business Development Program – Town of Morrisville, Morrisville, NC (Small Business Administration – Salaries and Expenses) $300,000 NC FINSER H 2022 Ross
Chestnut Health Systems, IL, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $1,000,000 IL LABHHS S 2022 Durbin
Kuakini Medical Center, HI, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $560,000 HI LABHHS S 2022 Hirono, Schatz
Great Lakes Dryhootch, Inc., Milwaukee, WI for the Dryhootch Quick Reaction Force program to provide mental health services for veterans (Department of Health & Human Services – Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) $155,000 WI LABHHS H 2022 Moore (WI)
Island Moving Company, RI, for educational and cultural arts programming. (Department of Education – Elementary & Secondary Education) $195,000 RI LABHHS S 2022 Whitehouse
YMCA of Honolulu, HI, to expand its preschool program. (Department of Education – Elementary & Secondary Education) $791,000 HI LABHHS S 2022 Schatz
Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City, OK for a workforce development program (Department of Education – Higher Education) $850,000 OK LABHHS H 2022 Bice (OK)
Aircraft Maintenance Hangar Addition/Alteration: Planning and Design – Salisbury (Army NG) $2,700,000 NC MILCON S 2022 Tillis
Wayfinding Technology Project, San Antonio – VIA Metropolitan Transit (Department of Transportation – Transit Infrastructure Grants) $894,881 TX THUD H 2022 Castro (TX)
Kauai Creative Technology Center – Kauai Economic Development Board Inc (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $650,000 HI THUD H 2022 Kahele
South Brunswick Library Expansion – South Brunswick Township (Department of Housing and Urban Development – Community Development Fund) $405,000 NJ THUD H 2022 Watson Coleman
Royalton-Hartland Agricultural Learning Lab – Royalton-Hartland Central School District (Rural Development – Community Facilities) $515,685 NY AG HS 2022 Jacobs (NY) Gillibrand, Schumer
Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD for an early childhood education program (Department of Education – Elementary & Secondary Education) $1,250,000 MD LABHHS HS 2022 Mfume Cardin, Van Hollen
City of Platteville Fire Station – City of Platteville (Rural Development – Community Facilities) $7,000,000 WI AG H 2022 Kind Baldwin
Simsbury Police Department Technology Enhancements – Town of Simsbury – Town of Simsbury, CT (COPS Tech) $70,000 CT COM S 2022 Blumenthal; Murphy
Peer-reviewed tickborne disease research (Defense Health Program) $7,000,000 None ABR DEF 2022
Burns Waterway Harbor, IN; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Army Corps of Engineers – Operation and Maintenance) $1,561,000 IN ENERGY H 2022 Mrvan
Additional funding: flood control (Corps of Engineers – Mississippi River and Tributaries) $26,500,000 None NBR ENERGY 2022
DC Central Kitchen, Washington, DC for culinary job training, including stipends and equipment (Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration) $500,000 DC LABHHS H 2022 Norton
Aleutians East Borough, Sand Point, AK, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $2,000,000 AK LABHHS HS 2022 Young Murkowski
Concord University, WV, for a health workforce initiative, including equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $850,000 WV LABHHS S 2022 Capito, Manchin
OSF St. Francis Hospital, MI, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $1,500,000 MI LABHHS S 2022 Peters, Stabenow
Truckee Meadows Community College, NV, for facilities and equipment. (Department of Health & Human Services – Health Resources and Services Administration) $2,000,000 NV LABHHS S 2022 Cortez Masto, Rosen

Legend

Status ABR – Above president's budget request
NBR – No budget request by president
Bill AG – Agriculture
COM – Commerce
DEF – Defense
FINSER – Financial Services
FOROP – Foreign Operations
HS – Homeland Security
INT – Interior
LEG – Legislative
MILCON – Military Construction
THUD – Transportation/Housing and Urban Development
VAHUD – Veterans Affairs/Housing and Urban Development
Chamber C – Inserted in conference committee
H – Inserted in the House
S – Inserted in the Senate
HS – Inserted in the House and Senate