CPF Archive

Community Project Funding Archive:

FY25 CPF Financial Disclosures

1. Recipient: Nevada Department of Transportation

Address: 1263 South Stewart St, Carson City, NV 89712

Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Name: US 6 White Pine County Project

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Highway Infrastructure Projects

Project Description: This project will provide safety enhancements to the community through shoulder widening to allow for enhanced safety during emergencies and bicycle traffic, as well as the installation of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) trunk line improvements to enhance transportation system efficiency. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by 23 USC 133(b).

Financial Disclosure Statement

2. Recipient: RTC Washoe

Address: 1105 Terminal Way, Reno, NV 89502

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: Eagle Canyon Drive Safety and Operations

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: This project will reduce congestion and improve pedestrian and bicycle facilities along the corridor to make it safer for drivers and children who attend nearby schools. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by 42 USC 5305(a)(2).

Financial Disclosure Statement

3. Recipient: Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority

Address: 2001 E Plumb Lane, Reno, NV 89502

Requested Amount: $819,750

Project Name: Modernization of the Runway Appurtenances at Reno-Tahoe International Airport

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: FAA Airport Improvement Program

Project Description: This project will modernization of the Runway 8-26 edge lights (both in-pavement and elevated), Runway End Identifier Lights (REILS), Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPIs), and other related ancillary appurtenances, at Reno-Tahoe International Airport, in order to meet current airfield standards. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by 49 USC 47100 et seq., and FAA policy and guidance.

Financial Disclosure Statement

4. Recipient: Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority

Address: 2001 E Plumb Lane, Reno, NV 89502

Requested Amount: $2,102,173

Project Name: Two Multifunction Snow Removal Machines

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: FAA Airport Improvement Program

Project Description: This project will replace two runway brooms and two snowplows with two multifunction units to improve both efficiency and the ability to keep the airport operational in the face of major winter weather. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by 49 USC 47100 et seq., and FAA policy and guidance.

Financial Disclosure Statement

5. Recipient: City of Sparks

Address: 431 Prater Way, Sparks, NV 89431

Requested Amount: $1,913,400

Project Name: Pedestrian Infrastructure Improvement Project

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiative

Project Description: This project will revitalize pedestrian connectivity in a disadvantaged neighborhood that currently deals with failing infrastructure as a daily challenge and replaces deteriorated sidewalks that are making it difficult for pedestrians to safely navigate this community. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by 42 USC 5305(a)(2).

Financial Disclosure Statement

6. Recipient: Douglas County

Address: 1594 Esmeralda Avenue, P.O. Box 218, Minden, NV 89423

Requested Amount: $400,000

Project Name: Nevada Mobile Command Center

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: COPS

Project Description: This project will construct a mobile command center equipped with the latest communication systems, ensuring continuous connectivity and allows teams to stay connected, relay vital information, and make timely decisions, irrespective of their geographical positions. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by section 1701(b)(8) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (34 U.S.C. § 10381(b)(8)).

Financial Disclosure Statement

7. Recipient: Carson City

Address: 911 East Musser Street Carson City NV, 89701

Requested Amount: $450,000

Project Name: Rapid DNA Test Equipment

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: COPS

Project Description: This project acquires Rapid DNA Test Equipment which would be used to significantly increase the Carson City Sheriff’s Office investigative capacity, expedite suspect and missing person identifications, and reduce wait times for DNA identification. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by section 1701(b)(8) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (34 U.S.C. § 10381(b)(8)).

Financial Disclosure Statement

8. Recipient: Carson City Sheriff’s Office

Address: Carson City, located at 911 E. Musser, Carson City, NV 89701

Requested Amount: $2,178,485

Project Name: Computer-Aided Dispatching (CAD) System

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: COPS

Project Description: This project would construct the Carson City Sheriff’s Office Computer-Aided Dispatching (CAD) System which would update their hardware infrastructure to include servers, storage, high-speed network connections, data center upgrades, coding and programming, and other advancements to assist with records management, data migration, and ensure compatibility with new technologies. The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by section 1701(b)(8) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (34 U.S.C. § 10381(b)(8)).

Financial Disclosure Statement

9. Recipient: City of Reno

Address: 1. E. First Street Reno, NV 89501

Requested Amount: $1,200,000

Project Name: Reno PD Real Time Information Center

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: COPS

Project Description: This project will purchase equipment and software to create a center which would fully embrace intelligence lead policing, provide enhanced information for response to or deterrence of calls for service, increased investigatory capability, and overall greater public safety The project has a federal nexus because the funding provided is for purposes authorized by section 1701(b)(8) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (34 U.S.C. § 10381(b)(8)).

Financial Disclosure Statement

10. Recipient: Reno-Sparks Indian Colony

Address: 34 Reservation Road, Reno, Nevada 89502

Requested Amount: $2,224,000

Project Name: Hungry Valley Water Pipeline Installation

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: This project will bring potable water to the RSIC reservation in Hungry Valley. It will connect to a potable water pipeline that currently terminates in Lemmon Valley and transport that water to Hungry Valley. The current potable water supply in Hungry Valley is inadequate for present demand. It is a low-quality supply because of the need to mix and dilute the well water that is the current source of drinking water in Hungry Valley. Continued development for the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony members, both for residential uses and for commercial, educational, industrial and recreational uses is not possible without the additional water and the improved water quality that this project will bring. This request is for the engineering and design of the pipeline from the terminus of the present Truckee Meadows/Vidler pipeline in Lemmon Valley to the proposed distribution point in Hungry Valley. This will include identifying the appropriate location of the pipeline corridor, determination of size of pipe, pumps as well as the construction drawings. This will provide the ability to apply for construction funding for the project.

Financial Disclosure Statement

11. Recipient: City of Fernley

Address: 595 Silver Lace Boulevard, Fernley, Nevada 89408

Requested Amount: $3,000,000

Project Name: Fernley Water Treatment Plant

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: The Fernley Water Treatment Plant uses multiple groundwater wells to supply groundwater to the plant. The city wishes to supplement the groundwater treated at the plant with a new surface water source pumped from the nearby Truckee Canal. This will require some new facilities and modifications to existing facilities. The city has accepted the dedication of surface water rights throughout the years as a part of new development. The city needs to pursue its surface water rights to diversify its water resources to meet growing demand and prove beneficial use of the rights. This specific project is for the engineering and construction of facility upgrades at the Fernley Water Treatment Plant to ensure a continuous supply of clean drinking water to the community. In the Fall of 2023, the city finished constructing a takeout structure on the Truckee Canal with a pipeline to a pump station within its water treatment plant. Water will divert from the canal into the pipeline and be pumped into the plant for treatment and distribution into the city’s water system.

Financial Disclosure Statement

12. Recipient: Storey County

Address: 10 S. B Street, Virginia City, Nevada 89440

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: Virginia City Divide Water Main Project

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: The funding for this project would be used to replace the existing main potable water pipelines in Virginia City, Nevada. The only water source available to Virginia City is surface water from the Marlette Water System, which travels from a storage reservoir 14-miles to the Virginia City Water System. Historic susceptibility to devastating fire loss along with the increase in drought-driven wildfires throughout the west, highlights the need for a robust water system that can accommodate the expanding growth in tourism while ensuring residents have access to safe drinking water. Virginia City’s water system is in danger of catastrophic failure as most of the pipeline was installed around 1875. With no other available water supply, the residents and businesses would be under great hardship should the city’s system fail or become contaminated. The undersized and aging infrastructure poses increased threats due to fire flow limitations, excess water pressures, and has caused multiple breakages leading to numerous emergency repairs.

Financial Disclosure Statement

13. Recipient: City of Elko

Address: 1751 College Avenue, Elko, Nevada 89801

Requested Amount: $3,465,769

Project Name: City of Elko Water Storage Tank

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: The funding for this project would be used for the construction of a Water Storage Tank on the south side of the Humboldt River in the City of Elko providing backup water storage for a disadvantaged area that includes residents, businesses and an elementary school. The City of Elko needs to reconstruct a water storage tank that was taken out of service in the fall of 2023 due to water quality concerns as the interior tar coating failed and started coming off the walls and floor of the tank. Due to the coating failure the structure of the tank has been compromised from the water being behind the coating causing extensive rust and pitting of the steel. Many of the tank rafters have extensive pitting and holes in them. A decision has been made to reconstruct a new tank due to the age of the existing tank and extensive damage to the steel structure. The city would like to construct a 2-million-gallon concrete tank on the south side of the river to serve an area that only has one storage tank without additional storage redundancy.

Financial Disclosure Statement

14. Recipient: Lyon County

Address: 34 Lakes Boulevard, Dayton, Nevada 89403

Requested Amount: $1,938,000

Project Name: Dayton Sewer Main and Manhole Rehabilitation Project

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: The funding would be used to rehabilitate 2,790 linear feet of gravity sewer line, replace 1,320 linear feet of gravity sewer line, rehabilitate 40 manholes, and replace seven manholes in the old town area of Dayton, NV. The existing infrastructure has reached its useful life and is at risk of failure. The recommended replacement and rehabilitation plan is based on a condition assessment report from Farr West Engineering. This project addresses critical structural elements that need to be mitigated to ensure continued compliance with the regulatory requirements of the Clean Water Act. This project appropriately uses ratepayer funds, and it is anticipated to benefit the community through improved infrastructure resiliency and reliability. This is a valuable use of taxpayer funds to ensure that the area's sewer system is kept enclosed and safe to protect the community's health.

Financial Disclosure Statement

15. Recipient: Gardnerville Ranchos General Improvement District

Address: 931 Mitch Drive, Gardnerville, Nevada 89460

Requested Amount: $4,000,000

Project Name: Gardnerville Ranchos South District Pipeline Replacement

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants

Project Description: The funding for this project would be used to remove existing water distribution lines that are unreliable and made with brittle material, such as Schedule 40 or asbestos cement pipe, from the southern district of the Gardnerville Ranchos General Improvement District (GID), and replace them with appropriate infrastructure to deliver clean drinking water. This project is of high priority for the GID because the water lines provide essential potable water service to residents of the community and the age of the current water lines in this area are leading to increased pipeline breaks and water loss. The Phase 2B waterline improvements have been designed and are ready to move into the construction phase. Phase 2B will replace 20,000 linear feet of 4", 6", and 8" Schedule 40 PVC waterline with 6" and 8" C900 PVC pressure pipe. The replacement also includes new fire hydrants and water services.

Financial Disclosure Statement

FY24 CPF Financial Disclosures

1. Recipient: Humboldt County, NV

Address: 50 W. 5^th St, Winnemucca, NV 89445

Requested Amount: $3,6000,000

Project Name: Grass Valley Waste Water Treatment Facility

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG) - Clean Water Act

Project Description: Properties in Grass Valley area are dependent on individual septic systems for wastewater disposal. The density of these systems has been determined to be a direct contributor to the exceedance of nitrates found in drinking water. The load of nitrates on the groundwater aquifer has been degraded to the point of being classified as being “in a state of depletion.” This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Title VI of the Clean Water Act, (33 USC 1381 et seq.) by allowing for the removal of nitrates from the community’s water supply.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

2. Recipient: Lyon County, NV

Address: 27 South Main Street, Yerington, NV 89447

Requested Amount: $2,584,000

Project Name: Grosh Water Main Replacement

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG) – Safe Drinking Water Act

Project Description: The existing water main in the Rose Peak Community of Dayton, NV has reached its useful life and sustains multiple breaks each year. These breaks result in the issuance of precautionary boil water notices to many homes. The water main was designed and installed to a different standard than today, and the lack of operational inline shutoff valves makes it challenging to isolate water main breaks and leaks. The replacement of this water main will meet and fulfill the requirements of Section 1452 of the Safe Drinking Water Act (42 USC 300j-12) by replacing this aged and hazardous infrastructure with a safe and reliable water main.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

3. Recipient: Washoe County, NV

Address: 1001 E. 9th St., Reno, NV 89512

Requested Amount: $1,932,000

Project Name: Bailey Creek Stormwater Management Project

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG) - Clean Water Act

Project Description: The Bailey Creek stormwater management project supports realigning portions of the area’s drainage infrastructure to improve hydraulic flow, armoring, and utility relocation. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Title VI of the Clean Water Act, (33 USC 1381 et seq.) by managing and diverting stormwater which otherwise floods the community and creates safety hazards for its residents.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

4. Recipient: Storey County, NV

Address: 10 S. B Street, Virginia City, NV 89440

Requested Amount: $2,500,000

Project Name: Gold Hill Collection System

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG) - Clean Water Act

Project Description: The Gold Hill Collection System project will replace the existing gravity sewer collection system in the community of Gold Hill with new 8” PVC sewer pipe and 48” manholes. The condition of the existing Gold Hill collection system is largely unknown and is believed to contain significant failure or leaking of existing pipes. In early 2023, it was discovered that the lower portion of the pipe is severely corroded, dumping all contents directly into the ground; potentially exposing groundwater to contaminants. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Title VI of the Clean Water Act, (33 USC 1381 et seq.) by ensuring groundwater is not exposed to contaminants that the existing infrastructure currently poses.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

5. Recipient: Washoe County Sheriff Office

Address: 911 E Parr Blvd, Reno, NV 89512

Requested Amount: $996,300

Project Name: Washoe County Sheriff’s Office of Forensics Science Rapid DNA Instruments Project

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) – Technology and Equipment

Project Description: Funding for this project will be used for the Washoe County Sheriff's Office of Forensic Science to begin utilizing Rapid DNA instruments. This will allow law enforcement and other agencies in the region to have greater access to DNA data. Crime reduction and law enforcement efficiency is to be of the highest priority to the citizens they serve. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of section 1701(b)(8) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (34 U.S.C. § 10381(b)(8)) by establishing and implementing an innovative program to increase and enhance proactive crime control and prevention programs involving law enforcement officers in the community.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

6. Recipient: Nevada Department of Transportation

Address: 1263 South Stewart St, Carson City, NV 89712

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: State Route 227 Roundabout

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Highway Infrastructure Programs

Project Description: The Roundabout at the intersection for SR 227, Lamoille Hwy, and Boyd Kennedy Rd, Raised Median, and High-T intersection would improve safety through this section for the SR 227 corridor. The speeds would be reduced and allow for safer left turn movements out of the coming from the north side of SR 227 and heading east. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Section 133(b) of title 23, United States Code, as amended by title III of division A of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by improving the safety and accessibility of this highway.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

7. Recipient: Town of Gardnerville

Address: 1407 Highway 395 N, Gardnerville, NV 89410

Requested Amount: $1,260,000

Project Name: Reconstruction of Industrial Way

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: Industrial Way has the highest number of industrial businesses in the Town of Gardnerville and is critical to Douglas County’s Economic Development. The pavement condition on Industrial Way is between 33 and 61 which places the pavement as “poor” and “very poor”. This pavement is over 30 years old and receives significant truck traffic including the yard for Douglas Disposal. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving these public roadways.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

8. Recipient: City of Fallon

Address: 55 West Williams Ave, Fallon, NV 89406

Requested Amount: $4,500,000

Project Name: Reconstruction of Kaiser Road

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: Reconstruction of Kaiser Road will provide roadway improvements such as filling missing sections of sidewalk and fixing deteriorating roadway asphalt, that ease the flow of vehicular traffic and provide pedestrians a safe place to travel to and from the corridor. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving these public roadways and travel safety.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

9. Recipient: City of Ely

Requested Amount: $893,000

Address: 501 Mill St, Ely, NV 89301

Project Name: Campton Street Improvement Project

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Highway Infrastructure Programs

Project Description: The installation of a sidewalk, curb, and gutter along Campton Street from 11^th Street to Great Basin Boulevard, and the installation of streetlights at locations along Campton Street, would provide a safe route for pedestrians that does not currently exists and allow for adequate rain and storm water flow along the street. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Section 133(b) of title 23, United States Code, as amended by title III of division A of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by improving the safety and accessibility of this street.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

10. Recipient: City of Sparks

Address: 431 Prater Way, Sparks, NV 89431

Requested Amount: $1,372,000

Project Name: Sparks Street Pedestrian Rehabilitation Project

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Highway Infrastructure Programs

Project Description: The replacement of failing roadway in a residential community near Kate Smith Elementary School, along with repairing sewer and storm drain infrastructure, would allow improvements to safety for the students and the community. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of Section 133(b) of title 23, United States Code, as amended by title III of division A of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by improving the safety and accessibility of this street.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

11. Recipient: City of Reno

Address: 1 E First St, Reno, NV 89501

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: Solar School Zone Flashing Beacon Systems

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: Installation of solar school zone flashing beacon systems would bring school zones in Reno up to current safety standards and reduce the number of overall accidents in Reno. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving these public roadways and safety for students walking and biking to school.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

12. Recipient: Carson City

Address: 3505 Butti Way, Carson City, NV 89701

Requested Amount: $2,600,000

Project Name: Road Widening and Enhancement Project along Curry Street

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: By widening Curry Street to allow for bike lanes, new pedestrian connections, enhancement of street lighting, and provide additional stormwater infrastructure crucial for preventing flooding, this project would improve traffic and pedestrian circulation, improve access to South Carson City, and enhance the storm drainage system. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving these public roadways and safety for drivers.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

13. Recipient: City of Fernley

Address: 595 Silver Lace Blvd, Fernley, NV 89408

Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Name: Community Response and Resource Center

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: The Community Response and Resource Center will serve as the city’s emergency hub to improve emergency management and preparedness capabilities for Fernley and surrounding communities. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving public safety in the community.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

14. Recipient: Lander County

Address: 50 State Route 305, Battle Mountain, NV 89820

Requested Amount: $2,843,000

Project Name: Installation of ADA Compliant Access Facilities for Public Schools

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: The installation of ADA compliant access facilities for public schools in Lander County would extend and enhance the safety of Lander County residents and its student body. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by improving public safety in the community.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

15. Recipient: Truckee Meadows Community College

Address: 7000 Dandini Blvd, Reno, NV 89512

Requested Amount: $5,555,871

Project Name: EMS and Fire Training Center

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: The construction of a new EMS and Fire Training Center at Truckee Meadows Community College will support necessary upgrades to the college’s Fire and EMS programs and will enable training collaborations with regional fire departments to support community and economic development at urban/wildland dire interface. This project will meet and fulfill the requirements of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program 42 U.S.C. 5305(a)(2) by constructing a facility needed to support emergency services in the community.

Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus Statement

FY23 CPF Financial Disclosures and 2022 WRDA Disclosure

1. Recipient: City of Reno

Requested Amount: $1,500,000

Project Name: Booth Street Sewer Siphon

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: STAG Clean Water

Project Description: This project will replace the aging and undersized Booth Street sewer siphon and approximately 1,100 feet of un-reinforced concrete sewer main. The project is important not only to management of infrastructure needs to meet ongoing growth in the Reno area, but also to ensure the continuation of the safe and healthy water supply for Reno residents.

Financial Disclosure Statement

2. Recipient: Truckee Meadows Water Authority

Requested Amount: $3,000,000

Project Name: Spanish Springs Nitrate and Arsenic Treatment Plant

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: STAG Drinking Water

Project Description: This project will support the design the Spanish Springs nitrate and arsenic treatment plant. Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA) has demonstrated the suitability of a two-stage, FXB biotreatment system for the simultaneous removal of nitrate and arsenic from the wells in the Spanish Springs area. Most importantly, the system can be operated intermittently with extended shutdown, which provides TMWA's flexibility for seasonal operation of the wells and benefits the local community.

Financial Disclosure Statement

3. Recipient: City of Fallon

Requested Amount: $5,000,000

Project Name: Wastewater Treatment Plant Dewatering Press

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: STAG Clean Water

Project Description: This project will support installation of a volute dewatering press at the City of Fallon’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (“WWTP”) in order to more effectively process the biosolids generated from the treatment processes at the plant. This project would decrease the quantity of biosolids, allow the City to eliminate some of its lagoons, and allow the City of Fallon to effectively manage and operate its WWTP with the anticipated growth of the City.

Financial Disclosure Statement

4. Recipient: Northern Nevada HOPES

Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Name: Northern Nevada HOPES Clinic

Subcommittee: LHHS

Eligible Account: Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

Project Description: This project will provide Northern Nevada HOPES (HOPES) $2 million in infrastructure funds to aid in the construction of a new Federally Qualified Health Center on East 4th street in Reno, Nevada, directly adjacent to the CARES Campus (homeless shelter). The community health center will be 43,000 sq.ft. and provide integrative care to disenfranchised adult populations. Services will include primary care, chronic disease management, individual, intensive outpatient, and group behavioral health treatment, psychiatry, medication assisted treatment for opioid users, case management, laboratory testing, transportation, rent/utility assistance, insurance enrollment, and pharmacy services. It is estimated that of the 12,000 individuals served 30% will be individuals experiencing homelessness.

Financial Disclosure Statement

5. Recipient: Western Nevada College (WNC)

Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Name: Rural Nursing Expansion and Renovation Project

Subcommittee: LHHS

Eligible Account: Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

Project Description: Western Nevada College is seeking funding to support the development of a permanent instructional training space for its rural nursing cohort at the Fallon Campus (health facilities, construction, and equipment). Previously, this program was housed in the Churchill County government building. However, in 2020, during the height of the pandemic, the county required use of that space for COVID-19 vaccine storage. In order to continue to provide critical hands-on instruction to nursing students, WNC had no other option but to move the nursing program to its Fallon Campus. The only available space at that time was to supplant the college’s academic skills center (tutoring and student support). This temporary solution provides a cramped area with insufficient learning space, no ability to expand, and displacement of important student support services, such as tutoring. WNC seeks funding to renovate and equip a large classroom conveniently located adjacent to the college’s biology laboratory, allowing synergy between the two programs that will be beneficial to student learning.

Financial Disclosure Statement

6. Recipient: Great Basin College

Requested Amount: $938,124

Project Name: Great Basin College Health Science Lab Equipment

Subcommittee: LHHS

Eligible Account: Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

Project Description: Great Basin College’s Health Science Human Services department is launching two new credentialing opportunities with the Fall 2023 semester: (1) the Associate of Applied Science, Cardio-Respiratory Care Science degree (RT), and (2) the Medical Assistant/Phlebotomy/EKG (MAPE) Certificate program. GBC is requesting $938,124 in funding to purchase needed lab and classroom equipment for the programs. This cost also includes funding to install Interactive Video (IAV) equipment in two classrooms to facilitate distance instruction; both Medical Assistant/Phlebotomy EKG (MAPE) classrooms also will need to be retrofitted in order to accommodate the labs. The AAS-Cardio-Respiratory Care Science program will utilize state-of-the-art technology to deliver student training. The program will utilize online instruction combined with live labs for skills, and clinical rotations in hospitals and other clinical agencies beginning with students’ second year. These modes of delivery will allow GBC to offer the same high-quality programming throughout GBC’s service area. Funding for this equipment will help GBC develop a top-of-the-line lab where RT students will participate in live labs; the college also will use the lab equipment to support continuing education for current RT practitioners and faculty in-service trainings. Likewise, the MAPE program similarly needs equipment for medical assisting, simulation education, phlebotomy instruction, medication and surgical instruction, and infection control.

Financial Disclosure Statement

7. Recipient: Lander County

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: Lemaire Building Small Business Incubator

Subcommittee: FSGG

Eligible Account: SBA Small Business Initiatives

Project Description: Funding will be used to create a small business incubator that will assist new small business with business basics like office space, networking activities, high-speed internet access for Lander county’s Lemaire Building.

Financial Disclosure Statement

8. Recipient: Desert Research Institute (DRI)

Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Name: Lake Tahoe Instrumentation and Data Sharing

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: USDOC Operations, Research, and Facilities

Project Description: This funding will be used to conduct research on hydrologic and atmospheric data and to create an open data platform to increase access to scientific research and to establish best management practices.

Financial Disclosure Statement

9. Recipient: Elko County Sheriff's Office

Requested Amount: $485,600

Project Name: Rapid DNA Technology

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: DOJ Community Oriented Policing Services

Project Description: The funding would be used to purchase a Rapid DNA instrument to help bolster law enforcement efficiency, improve community outcomes, and assist to ease the workload in our state crime lab. This technology would allow deputies to process DNA samples in 90 minutes with minimal training.

Financial Disclosure Statement

10. Recipient: Washoe RTC

Requested Amount: $4,500,000

Project Name: Lemmon Drive Reconstruction

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: DOT Highway Infrastructure Programs

Project Description: The Lemmon Drive Segment 2 Project will reconstruct 3.7 miles of Lemmon Drive between Fleetwood Drive to Ramsey above the 100-year flood plain of Swan Lake, improve safety in the area’s Historically Disadvantaged Communities, construct dedicated bike lanes and a separated multi-use path, and widen Lemmon Drive from Fleetwood Drive to Palace Drive. The requested amount will be used for Preliminary Engineering including NEPA and design.

Financial Disclosure Statement

11. Recipient: Churchill County

Requested Amount: $5,000,000

Project Name: Moody Lane/Coleman Road Connector

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: DOT Highway Infrastructure Programs

Project Description: The Moody Lane/Coleman Road Connector project is approximately 4,500 linear feet of three-lane road, with a 125-foot span bridge across the Carson River in Churchill County.

Financial Disclosure Statement

12. Recipient: Reno Tahoe Airport Authority (RTAA)

Requested Amount: $3,589,000

Project Name: Reno Airport Terminal Road Improvements

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: DOT Grants-in-Aid for Airports

Project Description: This project reconstructs existing portions of the Terminal Loop Road at RNO and includes other safety and ADA improvements. The full project includes the reconstruction of 6 travel lanes, 2 pick-up and drop-off lanes, security bollards, new ADA pedestrian access, pedestrian crossing warning lights, drainage improvements, curb & gutter, post curb, sidewalk, landscaping, electrical, street lighting, striping, guidance & traffic signs, and shade/canopy structures to provide weather protection in pick-up and drop-off areas.

Financial Disclosure Statement

13. Recipient: Douglas County

Requested Amount: $1,385,000

Project Name: Kahle Drive Complete Street

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: HUD Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: The project proposes to transform Kahle Drive into a “complete street” by improving storm water drainage and treatment, upgrading an outdated water main and hydrants, repairing wastewater infrastructure, adding sidewalks, bike lanes, crosswalks, and intersection safety improvements, and moving overhead utilities underground and improving broadband quality in a census block group with one of the lowest median household incomes in Douglas County.

Financial Disclosure Statement

14. Recipient: Carson City

Requested Amount: $1,100,000

Project Name: Appion Way Improvements

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: HUD Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: This project includes traffic signal and intersection improvements in Carson City’s designated Redevelopment Area #2. This is an area identified by the City as an area to plan, incentivize and encourage revitalization with the hope of encouraging and attracting private sector investment that may not otherwise occur.

Financial Disclosure Agreement

15. Recipient: City of Fallon

Requested Amount: $1,759,670

Project Name: New River Feeder

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: HUD Economic Development Initiatives

Project Description: The City of Fallon recently constructed and commissioned the New River Substation. The New River Substation is the fourth substation within our system. The New River Substation allows for redundancy within our electrical system and helps ensure the delivery of safe and reliable power. The second phase of this project is the installation of two additional circuits, known as the New River Feeders. Once the New River Feeders Project is completed, both the Babb Street Substation and the New River Substation will be able to transfer their loads based on demand or in response to a catastrophic failure.

Financial Disclosure Agreement

Water Resources Development Act of 2022 (WRDA) Request:

An increase to Section 595 Western Rural Water Program to support and provide authority to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide design and construction assistance for water-related environmental infrastructure and resources protection and development projects in rural areas across multiple western states. Additional authorization will help fund projects like wastewater treatment and related facilities, water supply and related facilities, environmental restoration, and surface water resource protection and development.

Financial Disclosure Agreement

FY22 Submitted CPF Requests & Financial Disclosures

1. Recipient: City of West Wendover

Address: 1111 N. Gene L. Jones Way, West Wendover, Nevada, 89883

Requested Amount: $375,700

Project Name: Police Interoperability Equipment (communications devices)

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: Community Oriented Policing Services – Technology and Equipment

Project Description: This project is to purchase additional repeater antennae for the West Wendover Police Department. This will increase signal penetration while adding secure data transmission/communication capability to integrate the use of GIS and related law enforcement/emergency services information from Dispatch to personnel on the street via secure wireless data transmission. These upgrades would also interlink with future upgrades under consideration by Elko Dispatch, thus providing redundancy across Elko County.

Financial Disclosure Statement

2. Recipient: City of Sparks

Address: 1701 R. Prater Way, Sparks, Nevada 89434

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: First Responder Communications Equipment

Subcommittee: CJS

Eligible Account: Community Oriented Policing Services – Technology and Equipment

Project Description: This project allows for the purchase of 470 P25 radios for First Responders in the City of Sparks, Nevada. With aging and outdated equipment, there is a need to replace all of the outdated 800 MHz radios that First Responders use throughout the City of Sparks.

Financial Disclosure Statement

3. Recipient: Carson City, NV

Address: 3505 Butti Way, Carson City, Nevada, 89701

Requested Amount: $1,500,000

Project Name: Quill Water Treatment Plant Filtration Upgrade

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG)

Project Description: This project will replace the existing filtration system at the Quill Water Treatment Plant with a modern package treatment system, ensuring compliance capability with existing water treatment regulations, while also serving to meet potable water needs for Carson City's growing population.

Financial Disclosure Statement

4. Recipient: Carson City, NV

Address: 3505 Butti Way, Carson City, Nevada, 89701

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: Southeast Carson City Sewer Extension

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG)

Project Description: This project is to aid in the construction of sanitary sewer infrastructure in the southeast area of Carson City to convert approximately 140 residences currently utilizing septic tanks. Completion of this project will eliminate septic systems as a source of nitrogen contamination in Carson City's domestic water supply wells in the project vicinity.

Financial Disclosure Statement

5. Recipient: Churchill County, NV

Address: 155 N. Taylor St., Fallon, Nevada, 89406

Requested Amount: $300,000

Project Name: Churchill County Water Treatment Plant

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG)

Project Description: This project will aid in the construction of a new water treatment plant, which will consist of a new well(s) with the ability to produce 1,000gpm. The well water would be pumped into the valve vault and then to the arsenic treatment system filter. A filter media is used to remove the iron, manganese, and arsenic from the incoming water supply. Once the water is treated, it is pumped via a booster pump to a 1-million-gallon storage tank for future distribution.

Requested Amount: $300,000

Financial Disclosure Statement

6. Recipient: City of Sparks

Address: 1701 R. Prater Way, Sparks, Nevada, 89434

Requested Amount: $1,960,000

Project Name: Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility Upgrades

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG)

Project Description: This project will aid in capital upgrades to the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility (TMWRF), including replacing the failed coating on the aeration deck, rehabilitating a secondary clarifier, and installing a fiber optic connection between the TMWRF and Sparks City Hall, creating a more secure connection and preventing outages due to high winds.

Financial Disclosure Statement

7. Recipient: City of Reno

Address: One East First St., Reno, Nevada, 89501

Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Name: McCloud Neighborhood Septic Sewer Conversions

Subcommittee: Interior

Eligible Account: State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG)

Project Description: This project is to aid in the construction of sewer infrastructure in the McCloud Area of Reno, a low- and moderate-income neighborhood, to allow for approximately 110 single-family homes to convert from septic tanks to public sewers. The current septic systems are a public health hazard and threaten the City's groundwater supply.

Financial Disclosure Statement

8. Recipient: City of West Wendover

Address: 1111 N. Gene L. Jones Way, West Wendover, Nevada, 89883

Requested Amount: $320,000

Project Name: Community Health Clinic X-Ray Machine

Subcommittee: LHHS

Eligible Account: HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment

Project Description: This project is for the purchase and installation of a new Digital X-Ray Machine at the West Wendover Clinic. The project includes funding to provide for hardware and software upgrades to the X-Ray terminal as well as needed facility modifications, given design changes in X-ray machines over the years.

Financial Disclosure Statement

9. Recipient: City of Reno

Address: One East First St., Reno, Nevada, 89501

Requested Amount: $1,056,000

Project Name: City Park Restrooms ADA upgrades

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: HUD Economic Development Initiative (EDI)

Project Description: This project will bring restroom facilities in the City of Reno parks into compliance with Americans with Disability Act requirements. The projects include widening doorframes, removing obstructions, adjusting sink heights, and adjusting or replacing flooring in 14 identified park restrooms.

Financial Disclosure Statement

10. Recipient: Carson City, NV

Address: 3505 Butti Way, Carson City, Nevada, 89701

Requested Amount: $500,000

Project Name: Safe Routes Pedestrian Improvements

Subcommittee: THUD

Eligible Account: DOT Local Transportation Priorities

Project Description: This project improves over 40 intersection and pedestrian crossing safety enhancement projects that have been identified in the 2020 Carson City Safe Routes to School Master Plan. These projects will improve traffic and pedestrian safety around school areas and work to make bicycling and walking safer transportation options.

Financial Disclosure Statement