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HHS Announces 2004 REACH Grants
Six states, six tribes and one territory
have received FY 2004 Residential Energy Assistance Challenge Option (REACH) grants from
the U.S. Department of Human Services, Division of Energy Assistance. The states and their
grant amounts are as follows:
Colorado, $1,016,205; Connecticut,
$607,753; District of Columbia, $1,100,000; Nebraska, $836,589; Nevada, $1,000,000; and
Oregon, $999,984. Colorado and the District of Columbia received additional funds for
energy efficiency education services. Colorado is the only state that has not previously
received a REACH grant.
Tribes received the following:
Alaska’s Central Council of Tlingit and Haida, $175,000; Oklahoma’s Cherokee
Nation, $174,989; Michigan’s Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa Indians, $149,719;
Montana’s Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council, $150,000; South Dakota’s
Rosebud Sioux, $150,000; and United Tribes of Kansas and SE Nebraska, $70,000. The Tlingit
and Haida and Cherokee received additional funds for energy efficiency education services.
All of the tribes except the Rosebud are prior REACH recipients; the Tlingit Haida, Grand
Traverse Band, Northern Cheyenne, and United Tribes have won several times
previously.
The Commonwealth of Northern Mariana
Islands received $150,000, its third REACH grant. For more historical details about REACH,
check the state tables at http://www.ncat.org/liheap/clntself.htm and the tribal tables
at http://www.ncat.org/liheap/tribrech.htm.
Source: Division of Energy Assistance |
   Last Update: 09/30/04 |
