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List of Louisiana Gov. Jindal HB1 Vetoes


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Governor Jindal has vetoed 258 projects, an unprecedented number of vetoes, but those projects which he said did not meet his criteria.

Here is the Jindal news release and vetoes:

BATON ROUGE – Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced that he has line item vetoed 258 items in the state’s operating budget for FY 2008-2009 (HB 1), accounting for more than $16.14 million in non-governmental and governmental projects. Governor Jindal’s 258 vetoes in HB1are more than double the vetoes for all the state’s previous 12 budgets combined. 

Previously, Governor Kathleen Blanco had 39 line item vetoes in her house budget bills during her entire four years in office. Governor Mike Foster had 81 line item vetoes in house budget bills during his term, and over the last 12 years combined, there was a total of 120 line item vetoes in state budget bills.

Governor Jindal said, “On the day I took office, I told Louisianians that together we would create a New Louisiana – a Louisiana that gives our citizens the opportunities they deserve by taking on bold reforms. For too long, state government has spent and spent, with little regard for taxpayer’s money. On inauguration day, I said that we must strive for real reform and not mere cosmetic changes to create a New Louisiana. Today, we are taking another step toward that New Louisiana by vetoing unnecessary non-governmental and governmental spending to reduce our state budget and send a signal that we will not settle for business as usual. We are striving for an efficient state government that operates transparently, and wisely invests taxpayer money in state priorities.

“During the session, I laid out criteria for legislators to let them know that we would support those projects which were state priorities, but would veto state funding for projects that were not. To be sure, there will always be more worthy causes than there will be state funding. It is our job to ensure tax dollars are wisely spent and invested in state priorities that will further our creation of a New Louisiana that encourages business growth and job creation so our kids don’t have to leave home to pursue their dreams.”

Governor Jindal’s 258 line item vetoes of more than $16.14 million from HB 1 comes on the heels of his 25 line item vetoes in the state’s supplemental bill passed by legislators, which trimmed off a total of more than $9.29 million in savings. Additionally, included in the Governor’s 258 line item vetoes of HB 1 today was also an item affecting health care providers which DHH estimated would have cost the state around $27 million, meaning the Governor’s total direct and indirect savings from line items vetoes in HB 1 totaled more than $43 million.

During legislative session in April, Governor Jindal sent a letter to legislators outlining his required criteria to support spending for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in budget bills. The Governor’s letter stated:

“Therefore, below is a list of criteria for NGO funding required to gain my support; and as such, any NGO funding passed by the Legislature that does not meet the following criteria will be vetoed. NGO funding passed by the State Legislature:

  • Must have statewide or substantial regional impact.
  • Must have been presented/openly discussed during the legislative session.
  • Must be a state agency priority.
  • Must have the proper disclosure form published online prior to consideration for funding (consistent with information provided in the House disclosure form).”

Governor Jindal’s 258 Vetoes of more than $16.14 Million in HB 1, from the Governor’s Veto Letter to Legislators:

VETO MESSAGE NO. 1
Page 10, Lines 18 through 23: 

This amendment provides that the Department of Treasury implement the Reduce Irritating Paperwork Strategy (RIPS). This language amendment may cause important information regarding transfers to not be collected resulting in a decrease in transparency and accountability. While I generally support efforts to reduce government paperwork, for the reasons given, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 2
Page 24, Lines 29 through 31:

This amendment provides $50,000 in State General Fund (Direct) to the Office of Elderly Affairs, Senior Centers Program for Socialization Services, Inc. This is a NonGovernmental Organization (NGO) funding request, which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 3
Page 25, Lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $10,000 in State General Fund (Direct) to the Office of Elderly Affairs for the Pentecost Baptist Church.  This is a NonGovernmental Organization (NGO) funding request, which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 4
Page 25, Lines 7 through 8:

This amendment provides $10,000 in State General Fund (Direct) to the Office of Elderly Affairs for Christopher Inn.  This is a NonGovernmental Organization (NGO) funding request, which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 5
Page 26, Lines 20 through 22:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Office of Elderly Affairs, Senior Centers Program. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 6
Page 39, lines 34 through 37:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Southern Forest Heritage Museum.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 7
Page 39, lines 38 through 41:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Southern Forest Heritage Museum and Research Center.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 8
Page 42, Lines 46 through 49: 

This amendment provides $200,000, including five positions payable out of State General Fund (Direct) to the Criminal Law and Medicaid Fraud Program for the Identity Theft and Fraud Unit within the Attorney Generals Office.  Support for this program should be provided by the Office of Financial Institutions. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 9
Page 42, Lines 50 through 53:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Civil Law Program for Capital Area Legal Services Corporation. Funding in the amount of $500,000 is already provided to the Civil Law Program for the Legal Services Corporations. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 10   
Page 47, lines 56 through 58:

This amendment provides $389,921 in general fund for the restoration of nine positions in the Administrative and Support Services Programs.  This agency is funded by statutory dedications and not state general funds.  If necessary, this agency's budget can be amended during the year to increase their funding from statutory dedications, thereby, negating the need for state general funds.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 11   
Page 57, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $150,000 to the Algiers Economic Development Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO AMENDMENT NO. 12       
Page 57, lines 11 through 15:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Greater New Orleans Biosciences Economic Development District. This statutorily authorized entity has the authority to self generate income and is eligible to compete for matching grant funding through Louisiana Economic Development. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 13   
Page 57, lines 22 through 25:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Idea Village. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 14
Page 57, lines 39 through 43:

This amendment provides $30,000 to the New Orleans Louisiana Young Urban Rebuilding Professionals Initiative. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 15
Page 57, lines 44 through 47:

This amendment provides $45,000 to the Ascension Economic Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 16
Page 58, lines 1 through 5:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Greater New Orleans Biosciences Economic Development District. This statutorily authorized entity has the authority to self generate income and is eligible to compete for matching grant funding through Louisiana Economic Development. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 17   
Page 58, lines 6 through 8:

This amendment provides $40,000 to the Ascension Economic Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 18   
Page 58, lines 40 through 43:

This amendment provides $150,000 to the United Christian Music and Video Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 19   
Page 58, lines 44 through 47:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Louisiana Community and Economics Resources Network, Inc. (LaCERN). This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 20   
Page 59, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Gretna Economic Development Association, Ltd. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 21   
Page 59, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Southern Hills Business Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 22   
Page 59, lines 19 through 20:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Louisiana Minority Business Council. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 23   
Page 62, lines 47 through 49:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Louisiana Arts and Science Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 24   
Page 62, lines 50 through 52:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Northeast Louisiana Delta African American Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 25   
Page 62, lines 53 through 56:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Snyder Museum and Creative Arts Center. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 26   
Page 63, lines 10 through 12:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Louisiana Arts and Science Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 27   
Page 63, lines 13 through 15:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 28   
Page 63, lines 16 through 18:

This amendment provides $85,000 to the Arna Bontemps African-American Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 29   
Page 63, lines 22 through 23:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Children's Museum in Lake Charles. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 30:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Louisiana Association of Museums. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 31   
Page 63, lines 26 through 28:

This amendment provides $75,000 to the Children's Museum of Acadiana. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 32   
Page 63, lines 29 through 31:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Imperial Calcasieu Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 33   
Page 64, lines 29 through 31:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the Kent Plantation House. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 34   
Page 64, lines 32 through 34:

This amendment provides $45,000 to the Parks and Recreation Program for the city of Mansfield for park equipment. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 35   
Page 66, lines 40 through 42;

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Shreveport Symphony, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 36   
Page 66, lines 43 through 45:

This amendment provides $30,000 to St. Bernard Parish Art in April Festival. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 37   
Page 67, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Opera Louisiane, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 38   
Page 67, lines 7 through 9:

This amendment provides $50,000 to St. Joseph Arts, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 39   
Page 67, lines 10 through 12:

This amendment provides $10,000 to Cultural Development Program for the city of Starks Mayhaw Festival. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 40   
Page 67, lines 13 through 14:

This amendment provides $25,000 to Vernon Parish Police Jury for the May Festival. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this appropriation.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 41   
Page 67, lines 25 through 27:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Center for Cultural and Eco-tourism. The higher education funding formula is fully funded.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 42   
Page 67, lines 28 through 30:

This amendment provides $60,000 to The Cajuns: A history 1610 to the Present. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 43   
Page 67, lines 31 through 34:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Louisiana. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 44   
Page 67, lines 35 through 37:

This amendment provides $100,000 to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 45   
Page 67, lines 42 through 46:

This amendment provides $800,000 to the Ville Platte/Evangeline Recreational District for a multipurpose baseball and recreational center. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 46   
Page 68, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Hot Air Balloon Festival for cultural enrichment. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 47   
Page 68, lines 13 through 14:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Efforts of Grace, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 48   
Page 69, lines 37 through 39:

This amendment provides $25,000 for international silhouette shoots and sportsman's competitions. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 49   
Page 69, lines 40 through 43:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Doorway to Louisiana, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 50   
Page 69, lines 44 through 46:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Sabine River Authority. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 51   
Page 70, lines 17 through 20:

This amendment provides $10,000 for the Historic Grand Cane Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 52   
Page 71, lines 20 through 22:

This amendment provides $50,000 for the Audubon Highway Commission. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 53   
Page 73, lines 8 through 11:

This amendment provides $18,050 for the Poverty Point Regional Economic Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 54   
Page 102, lines 20 through 23:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Donaldsonville Marine Institute. The Office of Youth Development utilizes a competitive process for the provision of these services.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 55   
Page 102, lines 24 through 26:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Carville Job Corp Mentor program. The Office of Youth Development utilizes a competitive process for the provision of these services.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 56   
Page 102, lines 27 through 30:

This amendment provides $20,000  in funding for Volunteers for Youth Justice truancy program in Caddo Parish. Current contract funding in the amount of $70,000 for youth programs in Caddo Parish is within the Office of Youth Development's Contract Service program. These services are procured through the competitive bid process. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 57   
Page 102, lines 35 through 38:

This amendment provides $40,000 in funding for Volunteers for Youth Justice for juvenile programs in Caddo Parish. Current contract funding in the amount of $65,373 for youth programs in Caddo Parish is within the Office of Youth Development's Contract Service program for the School Fight Program. These services within the Office of Youth Development are procured through the competitive bid process.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 58   
Page 102, lines 44 through 47:

This amendment provides $5,000 in funding for Volunteers for Youth Justice for juvenile programs in Caddo Parish. Current contract funding in the amount of $65,373 for youth programs in Caddo Parish is within the Office of Youth Development's Contract Service program for the School Fight Program. These services within the Office of Youth Development are procured through the competitive bid process.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 59   
 Page 108, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $10,000 payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to Options, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 60   
Page 108, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $150,000 payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the provision of services by licensed clinical social workers.  The Capital Area Human Services District has funding appropriated for licensed clinical social workers. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 61   
Page 116, lines 13 through 22:

This language adds a provider to the Medicaid program without going through the deliberation process and without appropriating additional funding to cover the increased cost. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 62   
Page 119, lines 36 through 40:

This amendment provides $15,000 to the Grants Program for the Louisiana group of the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation to sponsor the attendance of families and/or physicians to the annual symposium. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 63   
Page 136, lines 40 through 44:

This amendment provides $100,000 State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Compulsive and Problem Gaming Fund to the Prevention and Treatment Program for Louisiana Association on Compulsive Gambling.  There is funding appropriated to the Office of Addictive Disorders for this type of service and additional funding for such service should be appropriated directly to the agency.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 64   
Page 144, lines 55 through 59:

This amendment provides $10,000 in funding for the St. Martin Parish, Iberia, Lafayette Community Action Agency (SMILE Community Action Agency) for the mentor program.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 65   
Page 145, lines 1 through 5:

This amendment provides $15,000 in funding for the St. Martin Parish, Iberia, Lafayette Community Action Agency (SMILE Community Action Agency). This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 66   
Page 145, lines 6 through 8:

This amendment provides $10,000 in funding for the Iberia Homeless Shelter, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 67   
Page 170, Lines 43 through 49:

This amendment provides $50,000 payable out of State General Fund by Statutory Dedications from the Conservation Fund to the Louisiana Charter Boat Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request, which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 68   
Page 178, Lines 9 through 11: 

This amendment provides $25,000 in State General Fund to the Board of Regents for the Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars for the purpose of funding scholarships.  The higher education funding formula is fully funded.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 69   
Page 183, Lines 50 through 52: 

This amendment provides $50,000 in the State General Fund for the University of New Orleans for the UNO Hospitality Research Center. The higher education funding formula is fully funded. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 70   
Page 203, Lines 45 through 48: 

This amendment provides $10,000 for Catahoula Agency for Postsecondary Education, Inc. in Jonesville.  The higher education funding formula is fully funded.   Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 71   
Page 236, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $200,000 in funding for the Odyssey Foundation for the Arts. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 72   
Page 236, lines 7 through 9:

This amendment provides $10,000 in funding for RIZ UP! Louisiana. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 73   
Page 236, lines 10 through 13:

This amendment provides $5,000 in funding for the Urban Restoration Enhancement Corporation (UREC). This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request for a program which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 74   
Page 236, lines 14 through 17:

This amendment provides $50,000 in funding for the Hope Group, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 75   
Page 236, lines 18 through 21:

This amendment provides $5,000 in funding for the Glen Oaks High School Security Dads, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 76   
Page 236, lines 25 through 28:

This amendment provides $25,000 in funding for the Delta PREP. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 77   
Page 236, lines 29 through 32:

This amendment provides $25,000 in funding for the Concord Youth and Adult Community Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 78   
Page 236, lines 33 through 39:

This amendment provides $50,000 in funding for the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board to provide programs through a United Way Agency. The MFP is fully funded and it is the responsibility of the department and local school systems to prioritize projects and distribute resources appropriately. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 79   
Page 236, lines 40 through 44:

This amendment provides $50,000 in funding for the Jefferson Sports and Scholastic Foundation, LLC. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 80   
Pages 237, lines 22 through 27:

This amendment provides $7,220 in funding for Richland & East Carroll Parishes who have partnered to offer a peer-support crisis-intervention program. It is the responsibility of the department and local school systems to prioritize projects, distribute resources, and select providers that can deliver needed services. This appears to be a duplicative program that provides services similar to existing programs. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 81   
Page 237, lines 28 through 32:

This amendment provides $100,000 in funding for the United Way of Acadiana Imagination Library/Jumpstart Initiative.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 82   
Page 237, lines 42 through 45:

This amendment provides $35,000 in funding for the DeSoto Parish Multicultural Center. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 83   
Page 237, lines 46 through 49:

This amendment provides $35,000 in funding for the Mt. Bethel No. 1 in Keithville.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 84   
Page 260, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Hungarian Settlement Historical Society, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 85   
Page 260, lines 23 through 25:

This amendment provides $5,000 to the Merryville Historical Society and Museum, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 86   
Page 260, lines 35 through 37:

This amendment provides $5,000 to the Beauregard Parish Sheriff for the 2008 Veterans Day celebration in Dry Creek. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this appropriation.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 87   
Page 260, lines 38 through 40:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Charitable Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 88   
Page 260, lines 41 through 43:

This amendment provides $110,000 to the city of Eunice for tennis court construction and expansion.  This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.


VETO MESSAGE NO. 89   
Page 260, lines 44 through 47:

This amendment provides $180,000 to the Jefferson Parish Recreation Department for improvements to Thomas Jefferson Playground. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 90   
Page 261, lines 15 through 17:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of Natchitoches, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 91   
Page 261, lines 18 through 20:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Community Awareness Revitalization and Enhancement Corporation.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 92   
Page 261, lines 25 through 27:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Young Men's Christian Association of Baton Rouge Baranco/Clark Branch.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 93   
Page 261, lines 28 through 29:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the McKinley High School Alumni Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 94   
Page 261, lines 38 through 40:

This amendment provides $250,000 to the Algiers Athletic Club Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 95   
Page 261, lines 41 through 44:

This amendment provides $100,000  to the Westbank Redevelopment Corporation.  This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 96   
Page 262, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $25,000  to the town of Arnaudville for infrastructure repairs and improvements and playground equipment acquisitions. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 97   
Page 262, lines 7 through 9:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the village of Cankton for infrastructure improvements and playground equipment. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 98   
Page 262, lines 32 through 34:

This amendment provides $50,000  to the Kent Plantation House, Inc..  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 99   
Page 262, lines 41 through 43:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the McKinley School Alumni Association, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 100
Page 263, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $150,000 to the Evangeline Parish Recreation District for construction of a ball park.  This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 101
Page 263, lines 44 through 45:

This amendment provides $25,000 to Booker T. Community Outreach Project. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 102
Page 264, lines 4 through 5:

This amendment provides $10,000 to Novice House, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 103
Page 264, lines 6 through 8:

This amendment provides $10,000 to The New Way Center, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 104
Page 264, lines 20 through 21:

This amendment provides $10,000 to Top Gun Boy Scouts of Ouachita. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 105
Page 264, lines 25 through 27:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the city of Crowley for acquisition of playground equipment. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 106
Page 264, lines 28 through 30:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the city of Rayne for acquisition of playground equipment. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 107
Page 265, lines 21 through 22:

This amendment provides $100,000 to Community Coordinating Council, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 108
Page 265, lines 23 through 24:

This amendment provides $100,000 to Men of Vision and Enlightenment, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 109
Page 265, lines 25 through 26:

This amendment provides $30,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of North Central Louisiana, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 110
Page 265, lines 27 through 29:

This amendment provides $60,000 to the Louisiana Alliance for Boys & Girls Clubs of America. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 111
Page 265, lines 30 through 31:

This amendment provides $10,000 to Project Each One Reach One, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 112
Page 265, lines 32 through 33:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Greater Grambling Chamber of Commerce. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 113
Page 265, lines 37 through 39:

This amendment provides $25,000 to Achieve to Succeed. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 114
Page 265, lines 40 through 42:

This amendment provides $15,000 to City at Peace. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 115
Page 266, lines 1 through 3:

This amendment provides $15,000 to the Scotlandville Community Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 116
Page 266, lines 34 through 37:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Louisiana Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs of America. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 117
Page 266, lines 38 through 39:

This amendment provides $75,000 to Mercy Endeavors, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 118
Page 266, lines 40 through 43:

This amendment provides $30,000 to Global Green USA. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 119
Page 267, lines 5 through 7

This amendment provides $650,000 to the Dryades Street Young Men's Christian Association. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 120
Page 267, lines 8 through 10:

This amendment provides $400,000 to Progress 63. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 121
Page 267, lines 13 through 15:

This amendment provides $50,000 to Just the Right Attitude, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 122
Page 267, lines 16 through 18

This amendment provides $75,000 to the George & Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 123
Page 267, lines 19 through 21:

This amendment provides $340,000 to Serving People District 40. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 124
Page 268, lines 38 through 40:

This amendment provides $200,000 to Human Assistance Needs and Development, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 125
Page 269, lines 15 through 17:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Neighborhoods Planning and Community Development Network. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 126
Page 269, lines 30 through 32:

This amendment provides  $25,000 to Youth Education Solutions, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO.127
Page 269, lines 33 through 35:

This amendment provides $15,000 to Youth Education Solutions, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 128
Page 269, lines 36 through 38:

This amendment provides $10,000 to Youth Education Solutions, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 129
Page 269, lines 42 through 46:

This amendment provides $50,000 for dog parks at Glenn F. Pope Memorial Park and Lafayette Woods Park. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 130
Page 270, lines 1 through 4:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Community Renewal International, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 131
Page 270, lines 5 through 6:

This amendment provides $30,000 to Children and Arthritis. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 132
Page 270, lines 15 through 17:

This amendment provides $15,000 to Pineville Concerned Citizens, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 133
Page 270, lines 26 through 29:

This amendment provides $5,000 to the Mt. Zion Community Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 134
Page 270, lines 39 through 41:

This amendment provides $5,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Louisiana, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 135
Page 270, lines 42 through 44:

This amendment provides $15,000 to the Arna Bontemps African American Museum. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 136
Page 271, lines 1 through 5:

This amendment provides $75,000 to the Education Foundation of Epsilon Psi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 137
Page 271, lines 9 through 11:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Southeast Louisiana Council Boy Scouts of America. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 138
Page 271, lines 24 through 26:

This amendment provides $25,000 to Girl Scouts Louisiana East, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 139
Page 271, lines 34 through 36:

This amendment provides $50,000 to the Unity of Greater New Orleans, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 140
Page 272, lines 9 through 12:

This amendment provides $25,000 to Jefferson Parish for the Jefferson Parish Department of Parks and Recreation to be equally divided between Bright Playground, and Lakeshore Playground. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 141
Page 272, lines 29 through 31:

This amendment provides $50,000 to Pontilly Association, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 142
Page 272, lines 32 through 34:

This amendment provides $200,000 to the Pontchartrain Park Community Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 143
Page 273, lines 10 through 12:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Assumption Parish Police Jury for the E.G. Robichaux Ball Park. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 144
Page 273, lines 13 through 15:

This amendment provides $20,000 to the Assumption Parish Police Jury for the Bayou L'Ourse Ball Park. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 145
Page 273, lines 34 through 37:

This amendment provides $5,000 to Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Charitable Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 146
Page 274, lines 44 through 46:

This amendment provides $15,000 to the Top Gun Boy Scouts of Ouachita. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 147
Page 275, lines 5 through 8:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Louisiana Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs of America. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 148
Page 275, lines 20 through 23:

This amendment provides $150,000 to the city of Baton Rouge for the North Baton Rouge Community Center.  This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 149
Page 275, lines 24 through 26:

This amendment provides $150,000 for RIZ UP Louisiana!. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 150
Page 275, lines 27 through 29:

This amendment provides $5,000 for Hope Group, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 151
Page 275, lines 30 through 32:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Glen Oaks High School Security Dads, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 152
Page 275, lines 45 through 46:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Alpha Community Outreach Center, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 153
Page 277, lines 1 through 4:

This amendment provides $15,000 to The Church United for Community Development. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 154
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This amendment provides $100,000 to the Rapides Station Community Ministries, Inc.. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 155
Page 278, lines 4 through 6:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Breaux Bridge Historical Society. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore,  I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 156
Page 278, lines 7 through 9:

This amendment provides $25,000 to the Gloria Kern Counseling Center. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 157
Page 278, lines 13 through 14:

This amendment provides $40,000 to the town of Sarepta for playground equipment. This project should be funded through other sources.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 158
Page 278, lines 24 through 25:

This amendment provides $10,000 to the Old Bethel Baptist Church of Clarks, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 159
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This amendment provides $10,000 to the Rosedale Lions Club. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 160
Page 279, lines 25 through 26:

This amendment provides $7,500 to the Maringouin Lions Club. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 161
Page 280, lines 18 through 19:

This amendment provides $30,000 to the Livingston Outdoor Sports Association, Inc.  This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 162
Page 280, lines 20 through 22:

This amendment provides $100,000 for Nehemiah 20/20 Community Development. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 163
Page 280, lines 23 through 24:

This amendment provides $150,000 for Life Economic Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 164
Page 280, lines 25 through 27:

This amendment provides $100,000 for Desire Community Housing Development Corporation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 165
Page 280, lines 28 through 29:

This amendment provides $50,000 for Pontilly Association, Inc. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 166
Page 281, lines 23 through 24:

This amendment provides $35,000 to the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 167
Page 281, lines 31 through 33:

This amendment provides $150,000 to the Jefferson Parish Council for Kings Grant Playground. This project should be funded through other sources. Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 168
Page 282, lines 13 through 15:

This amendment provides $15,000 to Teagra's Helping Hands. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 169
Page 282, lines 31 through 32:

This amendment provides $30,000 to the Paul S. Morton, Sr., Scholarship Foundation. This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which did not meet the criteria established in my letter of April 30, 2008.  Therefore, I am vetoing this item.

VETO MESSAGE NO. 170
Page 282, lines 39 through 41:

This amendment provides $15,000 for Vietnamese Initiatives in Economic Training (VIET). This is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) funding request which




 












 

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Maybe we can throw a big Boudan Festival!!!!!!!!!!
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A "rebate check to all of Louisiana tax-payers" - well it's not that simple. You see "wage earners" pay these taxes. If they were the only ones to receive a rebate - well, that would be "tax cuts for the rich"! We cannot have that now can we? So those who pay taxes might - just "might" mind you - get a rebate. The remainder would go to those who do not pay taxes but who are - due to their unfortunate economic circumstances - due a rebate nonetheless.
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What happens to the $16 million saved by vetoing all of these NGO projects? How about a rebate check to all of Louisiana tax-payers!
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Excellent sluething KPF... I suspected as much, I am not really curious about their mission statement or what it truely stands for..... The militant look on the poster boys face presented to the public speaks volumes..... I am glad we helped fund his 'self esteem' issues.......
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well... I did screw up by including the word "is" in my post.... of course as our previous president stated "that depends on what the meaning of is, is." I also noticed RIZ-UP and went to their web site. My problem with any charitable organization is: what percentage of their funding goes to "overhead" and how much remains to accomplish their stated purpose? "The Devil" - as always - is in the details. I find a financial statement on the organization - see the link below. It appears 40% of their "take" goes to payroll, travel and entertainment. There are "non-profit" orgs out there that eat up an even larger percentage.... still. http://app1.lla.state.la.us/PublicReports.nsf/8D8E93E1FFEEB6E88625746C000BC90B/$FILE/00001940.pdf
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Thank you KPF, my point in posting exactly..... But I still would like to see a current list of expenditures and costs and a description of what they are and what they are good for...... On a line by line item...... Easy to get to, easy to read, easy to understand, who authored them and why..... One of my favorites on the list is one for the RIZ UP!LA (RIZ UP! – Louisiana) oingo-boingo in Baton Rouge…. I looked at the website, yuck!.......... On the list below they got $150,000.00, and this year they got vetoed for an additional $150,000.00………………………. I wonder what they got in previous years……. And what good it did.... Sort of looks like a Huey Percy Newton fan club/incubator type of thing........ But something like that was much more important than advancement in technologies to provide for the safety and welfare of citizens as a 'whole' - (you know, unbiased) that reside in Louisiana………………………. You are sort of getting warmer Pi……. Someday you may achieve Nirvana.........................
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The extensive list below is contains typical examples of the non-essential crap our legislators will spend our hard earned money on.
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It breaks my heart to think of all the stirring photo ops that our wonderful legislators will be deprived of thanks to these vetoes.
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Baton Rouge is Veto City, Louisiana, the new state capitol and home of the governor. HMMMMM. Bet a lot of those people will be vetoing PI soon or come the next election.
Written by RhettsWife on 7/14/2008
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Hell, the below list is oodles and oodles of times bigger than the above vetos... So what is money being spent on? I would like to know about the coastal restoration funding, what's being done, the contracts for levee upgrades, etc., etc., etc. I am sure there is a lot of waste there.......................
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In retrospect: “Special Legislative Projects” in the 2006-07 state operating budget Community Awareness Revitalization and Enhancement Corp., $200,000.../... HAMPCO Inc., $500,000..../.... Martin Luther King Neighborhood Association, $200,000.../.. Newcorp Inc., $200,000.../... NOCAP, $200,000.../... Urban Restoration Enhancement Corp., $75,000.../... RIZ UP! LA, $150,000..../.... Community Coordinating Council Inc., $100,000.../.... CARE Unlimited Inc., $300,000 Vetoed 7/11/06.../.... Community Outreach Opportunity Program, $42,000 New Orleans Neighborhood Development Foundation, $100,000.../.... Evangeline Community Action, $32,000.../... Rebuilding Our Community, $250,000.../... Total Community Action Inc., $50,000.../... Village of Dry Prong for a new generator, $26,765.../... Recovery One for Our Youth, $100,000.../... Women’s Counseling Center of North Louisiana, $50,000.../... Town of Grand Coteau for the purchase of police units, $15,000.../... New Orleans Police Foundation Inc., $40,000.../... Task Force on Violent Crime for crime prevention activities for Algiers, Gretna and the West Bank of Jefferson Parish, $300,000.../... Annunciation Senior Citizen’s Home, $50,000.../... Council on Aging – Clinton, $75,000.../... Council on Aging – Concordia, $50,000.../... Council on Aging – Northeast, $70,000.../... Pete Sanchez Senior Citizens Center, $50,000.../... Gordon Plaza Senior Citizens Center, $50,000 Carrollton Community Economic Development Corp. for flood repairs, $100,000.../... Gentilly Senior Center Inc., $100,000.../... Council on Aging – St. Mary, $75,000.../... Senior Centers for Socialization Services Inc., $230,000.../... Council on Aging – Jackson Parish, $25,000.../... Council on Aging – Dubach Senior Center, $25,000.../... Ward One Senior Center, $25,000.../... Grandparent’s Resource Center of Louisiana, $5,000.../... Golden Age Centers in Jefferson Parish, $16,000.../... Council on Aging – Caddo Parish, $50,000.../... Council on Aging – East Carroll, $25,000.../... Council on Aging – Jefferson Parish, $34,000.../... Martin Luther King Homemaker and Renovation Project, $160,000.../... Bridge City, Estelle and Marrero/Harvey Senior Centers, to be divided equally among the centers, $50,000.../... Milan Broadmoore Senior Center, $40,000.../... NE La. Delta African-American Heritage Museum, $50,000.../... Spring Street Historical Museum in Shreveport, $50,000.../... Jean Lafitte Marine Fisheries Museum, $75,000.../... McNeil Street Museum, $50,000.../... Southern Forest Heritage Museum, $100,000.../... Schepis Musuem, $50,000.../... Additional funding for civil legal services for the poor, specifically, for Capital Area Legal Services Corp. The Legal Services Corporations provide free civil law services to eligible applicants in most areas of law except criminal matters and fee generating suits, like personal injury cases, $180,000.../... Iberia Parish District Attorney’s Office Mentor Program, $30,000.../... NE LA Martinet Legal Society, $10,000.../... NW La Wild Turkey Federation for outdoor events for the disabled, $20,000.../... Coordinating and Development Corp., $350,000.../... Many, $12,000.../... Central for start-up costs, $100,000.../... DeRidder, $90,000.../... Farmerville for the Farmerville Civic Center, $50,000.../... Consortium for Education Research and Technology of North LA, $150,000.../... Youth Entrepreneurship Training Program and Market Place, $100,000.../... Donaldsonville for the Downtown Development District, $25,000.../... Franklin Parish Economic Development, $50,000.../... Southside Economic Development District, $50,000.../... Caddo Parish Commission for the Center for Business Research at LSU-Shreveport, $200,000.../... Rayville for economic development initiatives, $15,000.../... Monroe Downtown Development District, $50,000.../... Algiers Economic Development Foundation for the Federal Cities Initiative, $150,000 JEDCO, $50,000.../... Micro Business Enterprise Corporation of Ascension, $10,000.../... Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, $40,000.../... Hopkins Street Economic Development District, $40,000.../... Washington Parish Economic Development Foundation, $75,000.../... Southern Hills Business Association, $75,000.../... District 2 Community Enhancement Corp., $200,000.../... District 2 Community Enhancement Corp. Lower Ninth Ward Advocacy Center, $75,000.../... Southern University – New Orleans Urban Tourism and Marketing Program, $50,000.../... Lafayette Economic Development Authority for the Maritime Institute for Emergency Monitoring and Response, $250,000.../... City Park of New Orleans, $1,200,000.../... Rhymes Public Library, $20,000.../... New Orleans African American Museum, $50,000.../... Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Museum in Patterson, $150,000.../... Vatican Mosaic Exhibit in New Orleans, $400,000.../... Children’s Museum of Acadiana, $20,000.../... Arna Bontemps African-American Museum, $50,000.../... La. Association of Museums, $50,000.../... Kent House State Historic Site, $46,000.../... Alexandria Zoo, $175,000.../... Forever our children, $100,000 Vetoed 7/11/06.../... City of Kenner parks, $200,000.../... Stonewall Community park development, $30,000..../... Evangeline culture documentary, $35,000.../... Columbia Mainstreet, $50,000.../... DeSoto Parish Historical Society, $10,000.../... Historical Grand Cane Association, $35,000.../... Inner City Return Home Project for Art and Culturist/Efforts of Grace Inc., $100,000.../... La. Ballooning Festival, $50,000.../... Winnsboro Mainstreet, $50,000.../... Strand Theater, $75,000.../... DeSoto Parish PJ for the Courthouse Square Development, $35,000.../... N.E. La. Riding Club for bleachers, $10,000 Vetoed 7/11/06.../... Red River Radio Network, $75,000.../... Ruston Mainstreet Program, $50,000.../... Logansport for the Friends for Downtown Restoration and Renovation, $30,000.../... Grand Cane for the Back Alley Theatre, $15,000.../... Winnsboro Gun Club for the Southern Nationals, $15,000.../... Oak Grove for the Mainstreet program, $29,500.../... Rayville for the Mainstreet Program, $19,500.../... Lake Providence for the Mainstreet Program, $19,500.../... Downtown development activities in towns in Madison, Richland, West Carroll, East Carroll and Morehouse parishes, $65,000.../... Delhi for the Cave Theater and Poverty Point Trade Days, $50,000.../... Tallulah for the Mainstreet program, $19,500.../... Jefferson Performing Arts Society, $250,000.../... Westwego Performing Arts Theater and Community Center, $120,000.../... Westwego for Historic Sala Avenue, $150,000.../... Tipitina’s Foundation, $150,000.../... Oak Grove for downtown development, $10,000.../... St. Joseph’s Arts Inc. for operating expenses, $90,000.../... Historical markers in Peason, $2,000.../... Monroe Symphony League Inc., $10,000.../... Byerley House Visitors and Community Center in Lake Providence and the Bastrop-Morehouse Visitor’s Center/Scott Blg., $50,000.../... Sabine River Authority for fishing tournaments and other recreational events, $50,000.../... Youth Inner City Fishing Institute and Eco-Tourism Program, $75,000.../... Donaldsonville Bicentennial, $125,000.../... La. State Fair Youth Award program, $50,000.../... Special Olympics La., $114,000.../... Sci-Port Discovery Center in Shreveport, $400,000.../... Florien for recreational lighting, $5,000.../... Natchitoches Christmas Festival, $100,000.../... Natchitoches for recreation purposes, $150,000.../... Sabine River School Board for recreational lighting, $10,000.../... Art in April Festival in St. Bernard Parish, $15,000.../... Tensas Reunion, $25,000 .../... Marquis De Lafayette, $100,000.../... Audubon Institute for hurricane protection, $25,000.../... La. Leadership Institute Allstar Marching Band to perform at the Rose Bowl, $125,000.../... Lafayette Expressway Commission, $250,000.../... Zachary Taylor Parkway Commission, $50,000.../... Red River Levee and Drainage District, $8,000.../... Poverty Point Reservoir Commission, $50,000.../... Bayou Desiard Lake Commission, $25,000.../... UNO – lower Mississippi River cargo transportation study, $25,000.../... Fifth Levee District for maintenance and construction expenses, $150,000.../... Amite River Basin Commission, $50,000.../... Vivian for repairs to Monterey Road, $15,000.../... Oil City for repairs to Lakeview Road, $10,000.../... District operations for operational expenses – overlay and widening of La. 483 in Sabine Parish, $750,000.../... Enclosed drainage pipe along La. 48-Jefferson Hwy, $140,000.../... U.S. 84 East in Concordia Parish – traffic safety improvements, $50,000.../... Porter Loop Road improvements in St. Helena Parish, $87,000.../... McClinton Lane Road improvements in St. Helena Parish, $50,000.../... Boagni Street improvements, $80,000.../... Grass cutting equipment in St. Mary Parish, $75,000.../... Pointe Coupee Parish Police Jury for planning for improvements to parish infrastructure to accommodate the new M.R. bridge, $100,000.../... Provides funding for a lighting project in St. Martin Parish, $25,000.../... South Second Ward Fire Station, $75,000.../... City of Baker Fire Department, $100,000.../... Caddo Parish Fire District 4 (fire safety equipment), $16,000.../... DeSoto Parish Fire District 2 (fire safety equipment), $60,000.../... DeSoto Parish Fire District 9 (fire safety equipment), $75,000.../... Organ Donor Awareness Initiative, $100,000.../... STAR program, $125,000.../... Novice House, $50,000.../... Westbank ARC, $100,000.../... Strength Through Educational Partnership Program, $185,000.../... Avondale Health Care Clinic, $100,000.../... Rapides Primary Health Care Center Inc., $350,000.../... Better Access to Community Health, $100,000.../... Family Practice Residency Program – Lake Charles, $200,000.../... Acadiana Community Health Care Clinic, $20,000.../... Allen Parish Hospital for a generator, $40,000 ...../.... New Orleans Inner City for HIV, AIDS, Cancer and Wellness Project, $50,000.../... Helping Hands Medicine Assistance Program – St. Landry, $100,000.../... Northwest Louisiana Sickle Cell Disease Foundation, $50,000.../... Computer hardware and software in the Vital Records and Statistics Program, $200,000.../... Northeast Louisiana Sickle Cell Disease Foundation, $25,000.../... Funding for the preservation of the springs at Greenwell Springs Hospital, $50,000.../... Louisiana Assistive Technology Access Network, $300,000.../... Hope Group, $50,000.../... Boys and Girls Club of Homer, $25,000.../... The Colomb Foundation Inc., $100,000.../... Serenity Community Center, $150,000.../... Volunteers for Youth Justice, $150,000.../... Being a Responsible Teen, $175,000.../... Each One Save One, $20,000.../... North St. Antoine Services Inc., $225,000.../... Progress 63 Inc., $300,000.../... Administrative Program for Orleans Metro Housing, $150,000 Vetoed 7/11/06.../... Boy Scouts of America Southeast La. Council, $30,000.../... Boys and Girls Club of Haynesville, $25,000.../... Boys and Girls Club of Ruston, $25,000.../... Capitol High School Alumni Association, $250,000.. ./... Methodist Home for Children, $15,000.../... Society for the Advancement of African American Males in the 90s and Beyond, $75,000.../.... United Christian Fellowship Church for the Youth Program, $65,000.../... Urban Support Agency for Community Services, $25,000.../... Neighbors United for a Better Baker, $10,000.../... Total Community Action Inc., $20,000.../... Urban Restoration Enhancement Corp., $250,000.../... Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center, $100,000.../... Concord Youth and Adult Community Association, $25,000 .../... D’Arbonne Community Development Inc., $50,000.../... Booker T Washington Community Outreach, $25,000.../... Lower Algiers Community Center Inc., $75,000.../... Funding provided for the Atchafalaya Basin Program for a study on the drainage of False River and/or its outlets, $15,000.../... Carville Job Corp Academy, $175,000.../... Game Workforce Initiative, $25,000.../... N.O. Computer Technical Village, $300,000 Joy Corporation Workforce Readiness Program, $28,514.../... Provides funding for the Louisiana Charter Boat Association for the purposes of printing and distributing materials that promote Louisiana’s Charter Boat Industry and for the general promotion and protection of the Louisiana Fishery, $50,000.../... Provides funding for the Rapides Parish Police Jury for aquatic weed control on Bayou Roberts, $90,000.../... Delta Learning Center – Regents shall perform a comprehensive study on the implementation of the Center, $25,000.../... Jefferson West Learning Center, $200,000.../... Premier Clinic, $25,000.../... David Raines Clinic, $250,000 Allen Parish District Attorney Association – Truancy, $75,000.../... Aviation Program Workforce expansion, $130,000.../... Allied Health Facility, $150,000.../... HTV-Channel 10 for the Write-On Program, $50,000.../... Louisiana Youth Center in Bunkie, $50,000.../... Project PASS with the St. Landry School System, $175,000.../... Success by Six for after school tutorial services, $60,000.../... Upward Bound Program, $100,000.../... Urban Support Agency for after school tutorial programs, $30,000.../... A Step to My Success after school tutorial program, $100,000.../... Jefferson Parish Sports and Scholastic Foundation, $200,000.../... New Home Full Gospel Cathedral, $50,000.../... Community Association for the Welfare of School Children, $130,000.../... Morgan City for construction of a playground for children with special needs, $100,000.../... McKinley High School Alumni Association, $100,000.../... Very Special Arts Program, $100,000.../... Excelsior Christian School, $50,000.../... Louisiana Initiative for Education, $50,000...///... North Baton Rouge Community Center, $100,000.../... Teacher Advancement Program for Forest Hill Elementary School, $80,000.../... Youth Academy for Leadership Education, $50,000.../... LaSalle Parish School Board for Olla High School, $25,000.../... St. Mary’s Residential Training School, $200,000.../... Avoyelles Public Charter School, $100,000.../... W.O. Moss for SWLA Center for Health Services for prescription drugs for the uninsured, $40,000.../... Citizens in Need of Care Work Release Facility in Lake Charles – provides 10 work release beds, $50,000.../... Debt Service and Maintenance Payments at SOWELA Technical Community College, $325,000.../... Abita Springs, $20,000.../... Albany for the Albany High School Evacuation Route, $30,000.../... Algiers Enterprise Community Council Inc., $25,000.../... Amite, $25,000.../... Ascension Adolescent Development Foundation Inc., $5,000.../... Ascension Parish for emergency generators for fire departments, $50,000.../... Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office for emergency generators, $25,000.../... Ashland for repairs on the community center gymnasium, $25,000.../... Assumption Parish Police Jury for renovations and repairs to the Assumption Parish Courthouse and Police Jury Complex, $158,500.../... Avoyelles Parish Police Jury for humane society of Avoyelles project, $6,000.../... Avoyelles Parish Police Jury for Spring Bayou Ecosystem Restoration and hydrilla control project, $100,000.../... Baldwin for police department acquisitions, $50,000.../... Baskin for park improvements, $25,000.../... Baton Rouge Constable’s Office, $50,000 Bayou Blue for the volunteer fire department, $5,000.../... Beauregard Parish Covered Arena Authority for repairs to the Covered Arena, $35,000.../... Beauregard Parish for analysis of a bypass loop around Northeast DeRidder, $65,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Bart Young Road, $20,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Broadway Street in Oreta, $25,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Fish Hole Loop Road, $20,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Granger Road, $50,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to King Road and Earl Barret Road, $15,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Longville Road, $40,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Planner Miller Road, $45,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for repairs to Three Pines Church Road, $50,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for road improvements to the Longville Pentecostal Church Road, $25,000.../... Beauregard Parish Police Jury for the South Beauregard Recreation District, $25,000...///... Berwick for police department acquisitions, $50,000.../... Bogalusa, $25,000.../... Bogalusa School Board, $10,000.../... Bossier Parish Police Jury for the Bossier Parish Juvenile Detention Center, $50,000.../... Boys and Girls Club of Natchitoches, $55,000.../... Bunkie – design guidelines for I-49 enhancements gateway corridor project, $30,000.../... Bunkie for the Office of Emergency Preparedness for supplies, personnel and equipment at Bunkie evacuation center, $50,000.../... Caddo Juvenile Court STARS Rehabilitation Program, $50,000 .../... Cankton for park and recreation improvements, $10,000.../... Carencro for police equipment, $10,000.../... Central Fire Department emergency preparedness equipment, $5,000.../... Central Transition District for start-up expenses, $40,000.../... Church Point for pavilion improvements, $10,000.../... Cite Des Arts – Children’s Theater in Lafayette, $30,000.../... Clarks for a van, $25,000.../...Clayton Police Department, $15,000.../.... Clinton for infrastructure/road improvements, $20,000.../... Community against Drugs and Violence, $10,000.../... Cotton Valley for police building repairs, $15,000.../... Cullen for acquisition of a half-ton truck, $20,000.../... Cypress Black Bayou District for RV Pads, $45,000.../... Delcambre Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Delcambre for city hall renovations, $10,000.../.... Delhi Police Department, $15,000.../... DeRidder for the Community Development Foundation, $30,000.../... Duson for road and drainage improvements, $10,000....//... East Feliciana Parish for Gilead Road improvements, $45,000.../... East Side Fire Department emergency preparedness equipment, $5,000.../... Erath Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Erath for computers and emergency preparations, $10,000.../... Erath for Youth Sports, $10,000.../... Ferriday Police Department, $15,000 Fire Protection District No. 7 Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Florida Parishes Juvenile Justice Commission for completion of a juvenile justice facility, $75,000.../... Folsom, $25,000.../... Franklinton, $25,000.../... Friends of Jefferson Parish Public Schools for replacements of hurricane damaged playground equipment at Metairie Academy, $25,000.../... Friends of the Algiers Courthouse for the Carriage House, $25,000.../... Gilbert for a police car, $25,000.../... Gonzales for urban search and rescue vehicle equipment, $10,000.../... Grand Isle Medical Facility, $150,000.../... Grayson for a generator, $30,000.../... Grosse Tete for infrastructure/road improvements, $45,000.../... Gueydan for police and fire emergency equipment, $10,000.../... H.O.P.E. Ministries in Pointe Coupee Parish, $5,000.../... Hammond for renovations to Cate Square, $40,000.../... Harahan playground, city hall security and police compound security, $120,000.../... Harrisonburg for repairs at Fort Beauregard, $25,000.../... Heflin for Town Hall renovations, $56,750.../... Henry Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $10,000.../... Iberia Parish for the Weeks Open Air Pavilion, $120,000.../... Iberville Parish for CICCIF Inc., $5,000.../... Independence, $25,000.../... J.W. Gaines Community Center in Montgomery for operational and maintenance expenses, $10,000.../... Jackson for infrastructure/drainage improvements, $20,000.../... Jean Lafitte Emergency Facility, $150,000.../... Jeanerette – property acquisitions and improvements to expand City Park, $100,000.../... . Jefferson Parish Performing Arts Society, $50,000.../... Jennings for drainage, $150,000.../... Jonesville for computer systems, $50,000.../... Kaplan for building recreation in the park department, $10,000.../... Kentwood, $20,000.../... Labadieville Volunteer Fire Department for a communication repeater station, $25,000.../... Lady Flame Inc., $2,000.../... Lafourche Parish Sheriffs Office for emergency equipment, $30,000.../... Lake Providence for economic development, $25,000.../... Lake Providence for the Soul Food Festival, $10,000.../... Lake Providence Police Department, $50,000.../... Lakefront Playground in Mandeville – replacement hurricane damaged playground equipment, $40,000.../... LeBlanc Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Leesville for downtown development and the historic district, $10,000.../... Leonville for drainage, $50,000.../... Life Economic Development Corporation, $100,000.../... Live Oak Parks and Recreation for recreation equipment, $10,000.../... Livingston for parks and recreation, $25,000.../... Livingston Parish for a sewer expansion project, $100,000.../... Livingston Parish for emergency equipment for fire departments, $35,000.../... Livingston Parish for emergency generators for fire departments, $20,000.../... Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office for a rescue vehicle, $25,000.../... Loreauville for a multipurpose community center, $160,000.../... Louisiana Leadership Institute, $500,000...///... Louisiana Leadership Institute School of Performing Arts, $125,000.../... Louisiana Leadership Institute Summer Internship, $25,000.../... Mangham, $25,000.../... Mangham Police Department, $15,000.../... Marksville – repair and improve recreation facilities and handicap restrooms, $10,000.../... Marksville for sewage projects, $25,000.../... Martin Luther King Training Program, $210,000.../... Maurepas Community Center for repairs, $5,000.../... Maurice for recreation and utility improvements, $10,000.../... Meaux-Nunez Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Milan Broadmoore Senior Transportation and Renovation Program, $80,000.../... Mire Volunteer Fire Department for communications equipment, $5,000.../... Morgan City for restoration of “The Enola-E” fire truck, $20,000.../... Morganza for infrastructure/drainage improvements, $10,000.../... Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church Comprehensive Community Outreach Center, $40,000.../... MQVN, $25,000.../... New Orleans Mastid Muhammad Clara School Safe Return Project/New Orleans Masjid, $90,000.../... New Orleans School replacement playground equipment that was hurricane damaged, $40,000.../... Newellton Police Department, $15,000.../... North Delta Training Academy for training materials, $5,000.../... Oak Grove for lighting of the Recreational Complex, $35,000.../... Olla for storm repairs, $25,000.../... Our Lady of Holy Cross College for books, acquisitions and supplies, $100,000.../... Paincourtville Volunteer Fire Department for a communication repeater station, $25,000.../... Pecan Island Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane system, $5,000.../... Pioneer for a sewer system pump, $15,000.../... Plain Dealing for a children’s recreation park, $15,000.../... Pleasant Hill Crossroads Water System in Winn Parish, $175,000.../... Pointe Coupee Enrichment Fund for Early Childhood Development Center of New Roads, $5,000.../... Pontilly Association for Pontchartrain Park, $50,000.../... Port Allen for DOC-DHI, $5,000.../... Port Allen for drainage improvements, $45,000.../... Pride for the volunteer fire department, $5,000.../... Rayne for roads and drainage improvements, $10,000.../... Rayville Police Department, $15,000.../... Red River Parish for equipment acquisitions, $60,000.../... Refuge Inc., $85,000.../... Richland Parish Police Jury, Kline Road, $10,000.../... Richwood for economic development, $15,000.../... Rosedale for infrastructure and road improvements, $20,000.../... Rosedale for the North Iberville Community Center for property acquisition, $70,000.../... Sarepta for a handicap accessible public bathroom facility, $50,000.../... Sarepta for acquisition of a tractor and equipment, $30,000.../... Save Our Community, $100,000.../... Seventh Ward Volunteer Fire Department for fire and hurricane equipment, $5,000.../... Shreveport for the MLK Partnership and Queensborough Housing Support Services, $100,000.../... Shuteston Lewisburg Sub Fire District 3 for hurricane and fire equipment, $5,000.../... Sibley for a topographic survey, $12,500.../... Sicily Island for drainage improvement, $25,000.../... Slaughter for infrastructure/road improvements, $70,000.../... South Louisiana Economic Council for the Center for Economic Growth and Technology, $200,000.../... Southwest Information and Referral, $25,000.../... Springhill for a pavilion for Farmers Market, $25,000.../... St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office for emergency equipment, $30,000.../... St. George Fire Department for emergency preparedness equipment, $5,000 .../... St. James Parish for emergency generators for fire departments, $25,000.../... St. James Parish for the Administration Building, $40,000.../... St. James Parish Sheriff’s Office for emergency generators, $25,000.../... St. John the Baptist Parish for emergency generators for fire departments, $10,000.../... St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office for emergency equipment and crime scene van, $30,000.../... St. Joseph Police Department, $15,000.../... St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office for equipment, $50,000.../... Succor Inc. for health and education initiatives, $250,000.../... Sun, $25,000.../... Tallulah Police Department, $15,000.../... Tangipahoa Parish Council, $20,000 .../... Tensas Parish Police Jury, $30,000.../... Treme Community Education Program, $250,000.../... Tri-District Boys and Girls Club, $50,000.../... Triumph of Special People Inc., $88,000.../... Urban Support Agency, $70,000.../... Vermilion Parish Police Jury for the Wetlands Association for a reef and coastal restoration project, $50,000.../... Volunteers of America – Project Lighthouse, $100,000.../... Washington Parish Animal Center, $40,000.../... Washington Parish School Board, $10,000.../... Waterproof Police Department, $10,000.../... Webster Parish for the Jenkins Water System, $27,500.../... Webster Parish for Union Grove Water System, $15,000.../... Westbank Redevelopment Corporation, $250,000.../... Westbank YMCA, $200,000.../... White Castle for infrastructure/drainage improvements, $10,000.../... Wilbert Tross Sr. Community Development and Counseling Center, $100,000.../... Winn Parish Fairground improvements, $50,000.../... Winnsboro Museum, $25,000.../... Wisner for pumps, $40,000.../.... Young Emerging Leaders of Louisiana, $25,000.../... Source: The Advocate, June 27, 2006 SO THIS WAS LAST YEARS EXPENDATURES, WERE ARE WORKING ON THIS YEARS EXPENSES...
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