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Adam Beam covers the City of Columbia for The State newspaper. Here, he blogs about local government. Reach him at (803) 386-7038 or abeam@thestate.com
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Columbia's stimulus money
Received to date:
$597,483 for police equipment
$342,783 for affordable housing
$524,731 for homeless prevention
$3.9 million for buying and renovating foreclosed homes (This money went directly to Columbia)
$1,038,350 for buying and renovating foreclosed homes (This money went to the TN Development Corporation, which is a component of the city)
$5,259,694 for public housing projects
$1,951,043 for section-8 rental assistance
$5,346,374 for Columbia’s bus system (for equipment, not operations)
$9 million for North Main Street construction project
$1,424,100 for replacing the city’s lights with energy efficient bulbs and a green building incentive program
$750,000 for Columbia to clean up environmentally hazardous land
$867,365 for community health centers