WARNING: You're looking at a page from the old site. We have relaunched with live stimulus data. Learn more here.
Find Projects
Recent News
We've relaunched with new official data of stimulus projects in your neighborhood! 11/18/2009
Welcome to Stimulus Watch 2.0. While our original site featured proposed stimulus projects taken from the U.S. Conference of Mayors…
Jerry Brito talks about the new Stimulus Watch site on WUSA... 11/18/2009
Jerry Brito talks about the new Stimulus Watch site on WUSA Channel 9 News.
Help Washington Watch track congressional earmarks 07/23/2009
Stimulus Watch was inspired in part by Washington Watch, a site that lets you find, rate, describe, and discuss legislation…
OpenRegs.com
Find government regulations by issue or agency. Comment, add links and subscribe to regulations.
Retro fitting city hall for engergy efficiency and ADA compliance
$2,000,000.00 - 20 jobs - Energy Program
44% voted critical - 56% voted not critical - 50 votes cast
Yes
No
Wiki Description
Edit the Wiki Description (editing policy)
[edit] General Description
Please help improve this project page by replacing this text with a description and other factual information about the project. Don't know much about the project? Call your local government and ask for details.
[edit] Points in Favor
Weatherization is a highly effective use of resources. Few elements of the Stimulus Bill (with the exception of Solar Thermal projects) are as effective as programs such as this.
In fact, it's a "five-fer":
1) Job Creation - Helps to create jobs (for the contractors, the companies creating the supplies, and the transportation of the supplies.)
2) Job Training - Some people will have to be trained with skills that can be used the rest of their lives.
3) Lower Utility Bills - Money saved by the end-user on utility bills can be spent elsewhere, spurring the economy;
4) Lowers Dependency on Foreign Oil - Less energy usage reduces our dependacy on foreign oil.
5) Environmentally Sound - Less energy usage reduces CO2 emissions.
[edit] Points Against