FY 2009-10 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Summary: Senate 608 as Enacted

Public Act 145 of 2009

HFA Director: Mitchell E. Bean

Supplemental Coordinator: Kyle I. Jen

DELEG Analyst: Mark Wolf

	Executive*		Senate		House/Enacted
Budget Area	Gross	GF/GP	Gross	GF/GP	Gross	GF/GP
Energy, Labor, Econ Growth	$38,040,000	$0	$38,040,000	$0	$38,040,000	$0
TOTAL	$38,040,000	$0	$38,040,000	$0	$38,040,000	$0
Reflects SBO supplemental letter datedOctober 7, 2009. OVERVIEW* Senate Bill 608, which has been signed into law as Public Act 145 of 2009, contains $38.0 million in federal funds available under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for the Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth (DELEG) concerning National Emergency Grants for workforce development.

FY 2009-10 Appropriation Items:	Executive	Senate	House/ Enacted
ENERGY, LABOR,AND ECONOMIC GROWTH *1. Workforce Training Program Subgrantees (ARRA)* The Recovery Act makes $200.0 million available in WIA National Emergency Grants (NEG) to supplement existing WIA displaced worker funds to respond to the needs of communities affected by major economic dislocations and other worker dislocation events that cannot be adequately remedied with existing WIA formula grants. Funds are to be used for re-employment and training services to displaced workers within three Regional Economic Impact (REI) grantees (Southeast Michigan, Mid-Michigan, and West Michigan) covering 24 counties within the state. The three awards total $38.0 million and are anticipated to provide services to 8,644 displaced workers. Allocations –Southeast Michigan (Livingston,Macomb,Monroe,Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw andWayne) - $18.6 million, 4,236 workers; Mid-Michigan (Bay,Clinton, Eaton,Genesee, Huron, Ingham, Lapeer,Midland,Saginaw, Sanilac, Shiawassee, and Tuscola) - $8.9 million, 2,044 workers; andWest Michigan (Allegan, Berrien,Cass,Kent,Muskegon, Oceana,Ottawa, and Van Buren) - $10.4 million, 2,364 workers. Half of the funds will be released initially, with the other half available as the state demonstrates a continued need for assistance. (10/7/09 SBO letter)	Gross Federal	$38,040,000 38,040,000	$38,040,000 38,040,000	$38,040,000 38,040,000

FY 2009-10 Appropriation Items:

Executive

Senate

House/

Enacted

ENERGY, LABOR,AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

1. Workforce Training Program Subgrantees (ARRA)

The Recovery Act makes $200.0 million available in WIA National Emergency Grants (NEG) to supplement existing WIA displaced worker funds to respond to the needs of communities affected by major economic dislocations and other worker dislocation events that cannot be adequately remedied with existing WIA formula grants. Funds are to be used for re-employment and training services to displaced workers within three Regional Economic Impact (REI) grantees (Southeast Michigan, Mid-Michigan, and West Michigan) covering 24 counties within the state. The three awards total $38.0 million and are anticipated to provide services to 8,644 displaced workers. Allocations –Southeast Michigan (Livingston,Macomb,Monroe,Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw andWayne) - $18.6 million, 4,236 workers; Mid-Michigan (Bay,Clinton, Eaton,Genesee, Huron, Ingham, Lapeer,Midland,Saginaw, Sanilac, Shiawassee, and Tuscola) - $8.9 million, 2,044 workers; andWest Michigan (Allegan, Berrien,Cass,Kent,Muskegon, Oceana,Ottawa, and Van Buren) - $10.4 million, 2,364 workers. Half of the funds will be released initially, with the other half available as the state demonstrates a continued need for assistance. (10/7/09 SBO letter)

Gross

Federal

$38,040,000

38,040,000

$38,040,000

38,040,000

$38,040,000

38,040,000

FY 2009-10 Boilerplate Items:	Executive	Senate	House/ Enacted
GENERAL *1. Temporary Nature of ARRA Funds* States that ARRA funds are temporary in nature and that program funding levels and state employees supported by the funds will not be continued.	Not Included	Sec. 203	Sec. 203
*2. Boilerplate Appropriation of Additional Funds* Appropriates any additional ARRA funds awarded toMichigan through recalculation of formulas or under federal redistribution provisions; requires report to Legislature. (10/7/09 SBO letter)	Included	Sec. 210	Sec. 210
*3. Carry-Forward Authority* Provides for the carry-forward of unexpended ARRA funds into the succeeding fiscal year in conformance with Section 451a of the Management and Budget Act (work project provisions). (10/7/09 SBO letter)	Included	Sec. 211	Sec. 211
*4. Federal Requirements Incorporated by Reference* Requires subrecipients of ARRA funds appropriated to comply with all federal requirements regarding certification, assurances, accountability, and transparency. (10/7/09 SBO letter)	Included	Sec. 212	Sec. 212

ENERGY, LABOR,AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

Gross

Appropriates any additional ARRA funds awarded toMichigan through recalculation of formulas or under federal redistribution provisions; requires report to Legislature. (10/7/09 SBO letter)

Included

Included

Included