Title 4 - Additional Hurricane Relief and Recovery
- $50,000,000 - State and Local LaEnforcement Assistance
- $110,000,000 - NOAA for impacts to shrimp and fishing industries post Katrina
- $20,000,000 - NASA for "exploration capabilities" related to Katrina
- $25,300,000 - Army for construction projects in New Orleans
- $1,407,700,000 - flood control
- $181,069,000 - SBA loans
- $710,000,000 - FEMA disaster relief
- $10,000,000 - National Park Service (Interior) Historic Preservation Fund
- $30,000,000 - Higher Education Act - compensation for closures, etc in wake of disaster
- $30,000,000 - Elementary and Secondary Education Act to recruit/train new teachers, adminstrators, etc
- $871,022,000 - DOT Emergency Relief Program
- $35,000,000 - DOT transit services
- $7,000,000 - HUD
- $14,484,754 - Veterans Affairs Construction, Minor Projects
Title 5 - Other Emergency Appropriations
- $40,000,000 - USDA for needs not meet by FEMA or private insurers in conjunction with presidential declaration of disaster
- $60,400,000 - NOAA operations, research, facilities for National Marine Fisheries Service
- $8,165,000 - Army Corps of Engineers for flood damage reduction studies
- $11,200,000 - Army Corps of Engineers for flood damage reducation activities
- $3,000,000 - Army Corps of Engineers dredge navigation channels
- $153,300,000 - Army Corps of Engineers Flood Control anCoastal Emergencies operations
- $18,000,000 - Bureau of Reclamation (Interior) for drought assistance
- $95,000,000 - Bureau of Land Management (Interior) for wildland fire management
- $7,398,000 - US Fish and Wildlife Service (Interior) for resource management
- $525,000 - National Park Service (Interior) for bird flu research
- $5,270,000l - US Geological Survey (Interior) for bird flu research
- $12,000,000 - National Forest Service (USDA) to protect forests from drug-trafficking organizations
- $370,000,000 - Wildland Fire Management emergeny funds via USDA
- $425,000,000 - Secure Rural Schools and Community (USDA) to cover any shortfall from forest service land revenues
- $13,000,000 - Centers for Disease Control (DHHS) for research to develop mine safety technology
- $10,000,000 - Capitol Police for radio modernization
- $50,000,000 - Capitol Powe Plant repairs
- $466,778,000 - Veterans Health Administration for a new Level I comprehensive polytrauma center; polytraumresidential transitional rehabilitation programs; transition caseworkers; substance abuse treatment programs; readjustmencounseling; blind rehabilitation services; enhancements to mental health services; polytrauma support clinic teams; polytrauma points of contact; treatment of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans; and for prosthetics.
- $250,000,000 - VA Medical Administration
- $595,000,000 - VA Medical Facilities
- $32,500,000 - VA Medical and Prosthetics Research related to the unique medical needs of returning Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans.
- $83,200,000 - VA General operating expenses
- $35,100,000 - IT systems to support processing Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans benefits claims
- $326,000,000 - additional construction for polytrauma residential transitional rehabilitation programs.
Title 6 - Other Matters
- $37,500,000 - USDA
- $4,000,000 - FDA
- $30,000,000 - US Coast Guard acquisition of patrol boas
- $900,000 - to compare the Department of Homeland Security senior career and political staffing levels and senior career training programs with those of similarly structured cabinet-level1 agencies
- $300,000 - National Council on Disability
- $165,200 - widow of Rep. CharleW. Norwood, Jr. (GA)
- $165,200 - widower of Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonaldm (CA)
- $6,150,000 - Federal Housing Enterprises Oversight Fund (HUD)
Title 7 - Elimination of Schip Shortfall And Other Matters
- $650,000,000 - State Children's Health Insurance Fund (DHHS)
Title 8 - Fair Minimum Wage and Tax Relief
Minimum wage raised to $5.85 an hour, beginning on the 60tt day after the date of enactment of the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2007; $6.55 an hour, beginning 12 months after that 60th day; and $7.25 an hour, beginning 24 months after that 60th day.
Title 9 - Agricultural Assistance
(a) ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE. There are hereby ap-propriated to the Secretary of Agriculture such sums as are necessary, to remain available until expended, to make emergency financial assistance available to producers on a farm that incurred qualifying quantity or quality losses for the 2005, 2006, or 2007 crop, due to damaging weather or any related condition (including losses due to crop diseases, insects, and delayed planting), as determined by the Secretary. However, to be eligible for assistance, the crop subject to the loss must have been planted before February 28, 2007, or, in the case of prevented planting or other total loss, would have been planted before February 28, 2007, in the absence of the damaging weather or any related condition.
