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• Ceda Chicago Illinois Weatherization Program
• PAC

Grant Amount: $242,526,619 Local Amount: $156,888,293 Grant Description: This award is intended to improve home energy efficiency for low-income families through the most cost-effective measures possible. The programs objectives are: 1) To reduce fossil fuel emissions created as a result of activities within the jurisdictions of eligible entities and 2) To reduce the total energy use of the eligible units while ensuring their health and safety. Project Description: The Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance program is designed to assist low-income persons, especially the elderly and persons with disabilities, by weatherizing their homes, thereby reducing fuel costs for low-income families, and reducing national energy consumption. The IHWAP program eligibility guidelines have been raised from 150% to 200% of the standard federal poverty index threshold. Job Creation: Jobs created and retained using the Home Weatherization Assistance grant funding employs installation, maintenance, and repair occupations relating to energy efficiency improvements in the building sector and other appropriate sectors. Grant Allocations: Du Page, County of, Wheaton, IL, $2,268,240. Community and Economic Development Association of Cook Count, Chicago, IL, $39,544,417.

McHenry County Housing Authority, Woodstock, IL, $734,251. Community Action Partnership of Lake County, Waukegan, IL, $1,001,464. Kankakee Community Services Inc, Kankakee, IL, $799,969. Mid Central Community Action, Inc., Bloomington, IL, $1,225,859. Will County Center For Community Concerns, Inc., Joliet, IL, $1,558,876. Crosswalk Community Action Agency, West Frankfort, IL, $1,622,466. Clair County Community Action Agency, Belleville, IL, $2,138,336.

Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council, Steeleville, IL, $1,588,671. Community Contacts Inc, Elgin, IL, $2,205,501. County of Kendall, Yorkville, IL, $466,186. Champaign, County of, Urbana, IL, $1,548,661. Embarras River Basin Agency Inc, Greenup, IL, $2,303,142.

East Central Il Community Action Agency, Danville, IL, $1,276,510. Rockford, City of, Rockford, IL, $2,016,434. Northwestern Illinois Community Action Agency, Freeport, IL, $651,678. Carver Community Action Agency, Galesburg, IL, $540,162. Western Illinois Regional Council-community Action Agency, Macomb, IL, $1,004,019. Tri-county Opportunities Council, Rock Falls, IL, $2,700,174.

Fulton, County of, Canton, IL, $415,791. Illinois Valley Economic Development Corp, Gillespie, IL, $997,038. Two Rivers Regional Council of Public Officials, Quincy, IL, $1,126,005. Project Now, Inc, Rock Island, IL, $1,734,578. Decatur-macon County Opportunities Corporation, Decatur, IL, $1,042,156. Peoria Citizens Committee For Economic Opportunity, Inc., Peoria, IL, $1,551,130.

Ceda Chicago Illinois Weatherization Program

Tazwood Community Services Inc, Morton, IL, $926,808. Community Action Partnership of Central Illinois, Inc, Lincoln, IL, $1,001,464.

Morgan, County of, Jacksonville, IL, $696,880. Sangamon, County of, Springfield, IL, $1,315,839. Wabash Area Development Inc, Enfield, IL, $1,545,767. Madison, County of, Edwardsville, IL, $1,753,477. Economic Opportunity Corporation, Effingham, IL, $1,897,427.

PAC

Shawnee Development Council Inc, Karnak, IL, $1,375,342. B C M W Community Services Inc, Centralia, IL, $1,063,608. Primary Vendor(s): University of Illinois, $54,231; IHWAP TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR WEATHERIZATION STATE, LAA & CONTRACT STAFF INVOICE #2-D7486 UI REF #D7486. University of Illinois, $25,854; IHWAP TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR WEATHERIZATION STATE, LAA & CONTRACT STAFF INVOICE #3-D7486 UI REF #D7486.

University of Illinois, $60,263; IHWAP TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR WEATHERIZATION STATE, LAA & CONTRACT STAFF INVOICE #4-D7486 UI REF #D7486. Sustainable City Network acquires its project descriptions from the open records of the U.S. Federal government and/or online submissions from cities and counties across the country.

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