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funding for airport grant projects. These allocations represent approximately 323 projects, of which three (totaling $4.1 million) are awaiting DOT processing to Congress. June 2 – FAA executives spoke on ARRA issues at the Tri-State Regional Aviation Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. June 2-3 – FAA executives spoke on ARRA issues at the Western-Pacific Regional Airports Conference in Los Angeles, California. On June 3 FAA awarded a $1.1 million contract for the installation of an Instrument Landing System at Decatur, AL. FHWA Division Offices have authorized 4,101 projects in all 50 states, the District of Colombia, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Virgin Islands for a total of $13.58 billion. This represents 51% of total funds available. Federal Lands has authorized 18 projects for a total of $79.3 million. As of June 5, 39 states and the District of Columbia have met the ARRA legislation requirement to obligate 50% of funds allocated. Federal Lands allocated $576,000 for pavement preservation of a National Park Service road in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. On June 4th, Federal Lands participated in a conference call with White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs with 12 tribes and 12 regional consortia of tribes to answer ARRA-related questions. On June 2nd and 3rd, more than 750 Division Office staff participated in FHWA’s “all hands” web training related to the “Risk Management Plan for the Recovery Act” – the sessions focused on the development of the FHWA Risk Management Plans, understanding & mitigating ARRA risks, and the related ““visible monitoring” performed by Division Offices.  A third web session will be held on June 12th. On June 4th, FRA approved nine Amtrak ARRA projects totaling $78.2 million. These projects involve improvements to stations throughout the county, program administration expenses and the replacement/upgrading of fixed bridges on the Northeast Corridor. FRA has now approved approximately $1.1 billion worth of Amtrak projects. The nine Amtrak ARRA projects approved by FRA are as follows: Program Administration - Non Security & Life Safety; Program Administration - Security & Life Safety; Office of Security Strategy and Special Operations Project Management; Mid-Atlantic Division - Station Upgrades; New York Division - Station Upgrades; Central Division - Station Upgrades; Southeast Division - Station Upgrades; Mid-Atlantic Division - Bridge Upgrades; and Fixed Bridge Replacement - Middelton, PA. On Wednesday, June 3rd, Vice President Biden and Secretary LaHood hosted a roundtable discussion at the White House with governors from eight states on the future of high-speed rail in the United States. This event was the culmination of FRA’s seven city workshop outreach tour. The purpose of these workshops was to solicit stakeholder and public input into the development of guidance for the high-speed and intercity passenger rail grants program. In total, approximately 1,139 people attended the workshops: May 20, Charlotte, NC (73 attendees); May 21, Orlando, FL (164 attendees); May 27, Seattle, WA (87 attendees); May 28, Sacramento, CA (144 attendees); May 29, Houston, TX (173 attendees); June 1, Chicago, IL (266 attendees); and June 2, Philadelphia, PA (232 attendees). On June 3rd, FTA held an ARRA outreach workshop entitled Understanding the Transit Implications of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 in conjunction with the Community Transportation Association of America’s (CTAA) 2009 EXPO and National Paratransit Rodeo in Providence, RI. Approximately 200 rural transit providers, State transit officials, and other federally funded human service transportation providers attended the workshop which focused on the types of projects that may be funded, eligible recipients of funds, application processes, and related timelines. On June 4th, FTA held a second ARRA workshop at CTAA’s annual conference for approximately thirty State DOT transit program administrators. This outreach session focused on the application process and reporting results under ARRA. The week of June 1st, DOT responded to approximately 89 ARRA phone and email queries a week. During the second 100 days of ARRA, DOT has committed to ensuring that 1,500 highway projects and 98 airport projects will be underway. OST worked closely with the Recovery office to produce maps showing these potential projects. Deputy Secretary Pocari represented the Secretary at the White House Cabinet meeting to discuss these plans. On June 2nd, Secretary LaHood was interviewed by Foresight Magazine, a Japanese business publication, regarding high-speed rail. On June 5th, Deputy Secretary Porcari joined Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle in Racine County, WI to break ground on a $19.6 million project for the County Trunk Highway G Interchange. At this event, Deputy Secretary Porcari highlighted how ARRA is creating jobs, improving our nation’s infrastructure and revitalizing the economy. On June 1st, Secretary LaHood appeared on the Diane Rehm Show, WAMU-FM in Washington, DC to discuss high-speed rail and transportation's role in economic recovery. On June 2nd, Secretary LaHood was interviewed by CNBC regarding high-speed rail. As of June 5, FAA has announced all but $5 million of the $1.1 billion Recovery Act funding for airport grant projects. These allocations represent approximately 323 projects, of which three (totaling $4.1 million) are awaiting DOT processing to Congress. June 2 – FAA executives spoke on ARRA issues at the Tri-State Regional Aviation Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. June 2-3 – FAA executives spoke on ARRA issues at the Western-Pacific Regional Airports Conference in Los Angeles, California. On June 3 FAA awarded a $1.1 million contract for the installation of an Instrument Landing System at Decatur, AL. FHWA Division Offices have authorized 4,101 projects in all 50 states, the District of Colombia, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Virgin Islands for a total of $13.58 billion. This represents 51% of total funds available. Federal Lands has authorized 18 projects for a total of $79.3 million. As of June 5, 39 states and the District of Columbia have met the ARRA legislation requirement to obligate 50% of funds allocated. Federal Lands allocated $576,000 for pavement preservation of a National Park Service road in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. On June 4th, Federal Lands participated in a conference call with White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs with 12 tribes and 12 regional consortia of tribes to answer ARRA-related questions. On June 2nd and 3rd, more than 750 Division Office staff participated in FHWA’s “all hands” web training related to the “Risk Management Plan for the Recovery Act” – the sessions focused on the development of the FHWA Risk Management Plans, understanding & mitigating ARRA risks, and the related ““visible monitoring” performed by Division Offices.  A third web session will be held on June 12th. On June 4th, FRA approved nine Amtrak ARRA projects totaling $78.2 million. These projects involve improvements to stations throughout the county, program administration expenses and the replacement/upgrading of fixed bridges on the Northeast Corridor. FRA has now approved approximately $1.1 billion worth of Amtrak projects. The nine Amtrak ARRA projects approved by FRA are as follows: Program Administration - Non Security & Life Safety; Program Administration - Security & Life Safety; Office of Security Strategy and Special Operations Project Management; Mid-Atlantic Division - Station Upgrades; New York Division - Station Upgrades; Central Division - Station Upgrades; Southeast Division - Station Upgrades; Mid-Atlantic Division - Bridge Upgrades; and Fixed Bridge Replacement - Middelton, PA. On Wednesday, June 3rd, Vice President Biden and Secretary LaHood hosted a roundtable discussion at the White House with governors from eight states on the future of high-speed rail in the United States. This event was the culmination of FRA’s seven city workshop outreach tour. The purpose of these workshops was to solicit stakeholder and public input into the development of guidance for the high-speed and intercity passenger rail grants program. In total, approximately 1,139 people attended the workshops: May 20, Charlotte, NC (73 attendees); May 21, Orlando, FL (164 attendees); May 27, Seattle, WA (87 attendees); May 28, Sacramento, CA (144 attendees); May 29, Houston, TX (173 attendees); June 1, Chicago, IL (266 attendees); and June 2, Philadelphia, PA (232 attendees). On June 3rd, FTA held an ARRA outreach workshop entitled Understanding the Transit Implications of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 in conjunction with the Community Transportation Association of America’s (CTAA) 2009 EXPO and National Paratransit Rodeo in Providence, RI. Approximately 200 rural transit providers, State transit officials, and other federally funded human service transportation providers attended the workshop which focused on the types of projects that may be funded, eligible recipients of funds, application processes, and related timelines. On June 4th, FTA held a second ARRA workshop at CTAA’s annual conference for approximately thirty State DOT transit program administrators. This outreach session focused on the application process and reporting results under ARRA. The week of June 1st, DOT responded to approximately 89 ARRA phone and email queries a week. During the second 100 days of ARRA, DOT has committed to ensuring that 1,500 highway projects and 98 airport projects will be underway. OST worked closely with the Recovery office to produce maps showing these potential projects. Deputy Secretary Pocari represented the Secretary at the White House Cabinet meeting to discuss these plans. On June 2nd, Secretary LaHood was interviewed by Foresight Magazine, a Japanese business publication, regarding high-speed rail. On June 5th, Deputy Secretary Porcari joined Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle in Racine County, WI to break ground on a $19.6 million project for the County Trunk Highway G Interchange. At this event, Deputy Secretary Porcari highlighted how ARRA is creating jobs, improving our nation’s infrastructure and revitalizing the economy. On June 1st, Secretary LaHood appeared on the Diane Rehm Show, WAMU-FM in Washington, DC to discuss high-speed rail and transportation's role in economic recovery. On June 2nd, Secretary LaHood was interviewed by CNBC regarding high-speed rail.