In fiscal year 2005, there were 21 earmarks totaling $6,403,000.

State:		TENNESSEE
Agency:		Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bureau:		Community Planning and Development
Account:		Community Development Fund
Certifying Official:		Branch Chief, Community Development, Research and Equal Opportunity Branch
Certifying Organization:		Office of Budget, Office of the CFO, HUD

To view information about the earmark, click on the earmark title.

2005 Earmarks	Amount ($K)
To the Southwest Tennessee Community College for expansion of a biotechnology building in Memphis, Tennessee	$72
To Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee for development of a physical facilities master plan	$72
To the City of Williamson County, Tennessee for the planning and improvements for the Cool Springs Life Sciences Center	$99
To the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee for facilities renovations	$99
To the Oak Ridge Center for Entrepreneurial Growth in Knoxville, Tennessee to expand successful business counseling programs and to prepare new technology companies to qualify for financing at various stages of their development	$99
To the Arts Center of Cannon County in Woodbury, Tennessee for construction and renovation of the Cannon County Cultural Tourism Complex	$120
To the Lauderdale County Economic Development Board in Ripley, Tennessee for industrial park development at the North Industrial Park	$144
To the Arts Center of Cannon County for expansion and construction of the Cannon County Cultural Tourism Complex in Woodbury, Tennessee	$168
For the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee, Nashville, Tennessee for construction of a cultural center	$248
For the Lauderdale County Industrial Park, Lauderdale County, Tennessee for industrial site development	$248
For the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Nashville, Tennessee to support community programs	$248
For the Appalachian Service Project, Johnson City, Tennessee to support the Summer Home Repair Program	$248
To East Tennessee Historical Society for construction of the East Tennessee History Center in Knoxville, Tennessee	$248
To Hamilton County, Tennessee for facilities construction for a Center for Entrepreneurial Growth Incubator	$248
For the Chattanooga African American Chamber of Commerce, Tennessee to construct the Martin Luther King Business Solutions Center	$248
For the Chattanooga Public Housing Authority to support the Economic Self Sufficiency and 21st Century Work Skills program in Chattanooga, Tennessee	$248
To the East Tennessee Veterans Memorial Association for construction of an East Tennessee Veterans Memorial in Knoxville, Tennessee	$471
For the Big South Fork Visitors Center, Scott County, Tennessee to develop new visitors facilities	$496
For the City of Huntingdon, Tennessee for land acquisition	$496
For the Rolling Mill Hill Revitalization Project in Nashville, Tennessee for the revitalization of distressed urban areas	$496
For the Memphis Biotech Foundation in Memphis, Tennessee for planning, design, construction, and equipment associated with the Memphis Biotech Foundation	$1,587