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Funding Status Update—FY 2010 (Last Updated May 29, 2009)

The following tables present proposed FY 2010 budget figures for selected federal agencies, offices, and programs that impact healthy and affordable housing.

Department of Housing & Urban Development

(amounts in thousands)

Program

FY 2009 (Est. Enacted without ARA)¹

FY 2010 Administration Request¹

FY 2010 House

FY 2010 Senate

FY 2010 Enacted

Total HUD Discretionary Budget Authority (Net)
$40,528,000

$43,718,000

$

$

$

Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control
$140,000

$140,000

$

$
$

Lead Hazard Control Grants to cities, counties, states, and tribes

$69,000

$116,000

$

$
$

Healthy Homes Initiative

$14,600

$20,000

$

$
$

Urban Lead Hazard Reduction Program

$48,000

$0

$

$
$

Community Development Block Grants Fund
$3,900,000

$4,450,000

$

$
$

HOME Investment Partnerships Program
$1,825,000

$1,825,000
$ $ $

Environmental Protection Agency
(amounts in thousands)
Program	FY 2009 (Est. Enacted without ARA)²	FY 2010 Administration Request²	FY 2010 House	FY 2010 Senate	FY 2010 Enacted

As Tracked Through Appropriations:
Environmental Programs & Management	$2,392,079	$2,940,564	$	$	$
Science & Technology	$790,051	$842,349	$	$	$
*Indoor Air (includes asthma)*	$21,229	*$21,808*	$	$	$
*Environmental Justice*	$7,811	*$8,025*	$	$	$
Lead Risk Reduction Program	$13,927	*$14,442*	$	$	$
Categorical Grant: Lead	$13,564	*$14,564*	$	$	$
Radon	$5,786	$5,998	$	$	$

Department of Health & Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(amounts in thousands)
Program	FY 2009 (Est. Enacted without ARA)³	FY 2010 Administration Request³	FY 2010 House	FY 2010 Senate	FY 2010 Enacted

Environmental Health	$185,415	$186,401	$	$	$
*Env. Health Laboratory*	*not available*	*$42,962*	$	$	$
*Env. Public Health Tracking*	*not available*	*$31,309*	$	$	$
*Asthma Program*	*not available*	*$30,924*	$	$	$
*Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program*	*not available*	*$34,805*	$	$	$

Department of Health & Human Services National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences⁴
(amounts in thousands)
Program	FY 2009 (Est. Enactedwithout ARA)⁵	FY 2010 Administration Request⁵	FY 2010 House	FY 2010 Senate	FY 2010 Enacted

NIEHS Total	$662,820	$684,257	$	$	$

Department of Health & Human Services Administration for Children & Families
(amounts in thousands)
Program	FY 2009 (Est. Enactedwithout ARA)⁵	FY 2010 Administration Request⁵	FY 2010 House	FY 2010 Senate	FY 2010 Enacted

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)	$5,100,000	$3,200,000	$	$	$

Department of Energy
(amounts in thousands)
Program	FY 2009 (Est. Enactedwithout ARA)⁶	FY 2010 Administration Request⁶	FY 2010 House	FY 2010 Senate	FY 2010 Enacted

Weatherization Assistance Program	$450,000	$220,000 (note: decrease a result of continuing ARA money, which added $5B to this line)	$	$	$
Energy Efficiency Information & Outreach	No information available	No information available	$	$	$
Residential Buildings Integration (includes Building America and Residential Building Codes)	$ 21,900	$40,000	$	$	$

Notes:

¹ As reported at http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2010/assets/hud.pdf.

² As reported http://www.epa.gov/budget/2010/fy_2010_congressional_justification.pdf.

³ As reported at http://www.cdc.gov/fmo/topic/Budget%20Information/appropriations_budget_form_pdf/FY2010_CDC_CJ_Final.pdf.

⁴ A number of NIEHS research programs bear directly or indirectly on healthy homes issues, including: the Centers for Children's Environmental Health and Disease Prevention Research; Population Health and Health Disparities; Community-Based Participatory Research in Environmental Health; Advanced Research Cooperation in Environmental Health; and Health Disparities Research. Only a fraction of these programs’ funding addresses in the indoor environment, but the amount is not ascertainable. Appropriations allocated to NIEHS for CERCLA/Superfund activities through the FY 2008 VA/HUD proposed budgets are not included in this chart. The Superfund Congressional Justification is available here.

⁵ As reported at http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/olab/budget/2010/sec2b_liheap_2010cj.pdf.

⁶ As reported by DOE at http://www.cfo.doe.gov/budget/10budget/Content/Volumes/Volume3.pdf.