Sentences with phrase «state grant money allowed»
In 1993, state grant money allowed it to expand to 85,000 square feet.
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«With matching funds from the local community, this state grant money will allow for expansion and improvements to existing parks and recreational centers.»
The county had received a similar state grant in 2013 for $ 6 million and used part of that money to purchase 400 police radios which were loaned to other departments to allow them to better communicate during emergency incidents, Mr. Sini said.
The waiver money, a matching grant program from the federal government that allows providers across the state to invest in new ways to provide and deliver care to their communities, is divided into several different pots of money.
The current move toward block grants by state and federal agencies is a welcome one, as it has the potential to allow districts sufficient flexibility to pursue their strategic goals and to reallocate money as needed.
The grant, which will be matched with money from the state, will allow South Carolina to be the first state to bring together educators from across all disciplines, parents, and community leaders to determine what students need to know.
Trump, according to his campaign materials, plans to immediately put $ 20 billion in grant funding toward school choice, and to give states the option of allowing money to follow students to whatever kind of school they choose to attend.
In 2011, North Carolina state lawmakers lifted the cap on the number of charters allowed to operate in the state, which had been limited to 100 — a move not only backed by Republicans but also encouraged by the Obama administration's requirement for Race to the Top grant money, which the state won.
Talbot introduced his proposal last year as an income tax credit to allow contributors to reduce their state tax liability by the amount of money they give to the tuition - granting organization.
Greater flexibility in how grant money is spent would allow states to better fund such programs geared toward protecting motorcyclists.