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Energy.gov/List of AwardeesData is as of December 10, 2010Program Office Name DOE Project Name Awardee Name

AL-ALABAMA Program Direction - ARPA -E

AR-ARKANSAS

AZ-ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

AZ-ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

AZ-ARIZONA FLUIDIC, INC.

AZ-ARIZONA SION POWER CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA APPLIED MATERIALS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA BOEING COMPANY, THE

CA-CALIFORNIA CERES, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA CODEXIS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA ENVIA SYSTEMS

CA-CALIFORNIA GENERAL ATOMICS

CA-CALIFORNIA HRL LABORATORIES, LLC

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA MAKANI POWER, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA MATERIAL METHODS LLC

CA-CALIFORNIA NANOASIS INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA PAX STREAMLINE INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA PELLION TECHNOLOGIES, INC

CA-CALIFORNIA POLYPLUS BATTERY COMPANY

CA-CALIFORNIA PORIFERA, INC.

Place of Performance State

Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy

NASA/GEORGE C MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER


Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E)

ARKANSAS POWER ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL, INC.

























LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL SECURITY, LLC



LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY, THE


















CA-CALIFORNIA PRIMUS POWER CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA RECAPPING, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA TRANSPHORM, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO FORO ENERGY, INC.

CO-COLORADO ITN ENERGY SYSTEMS, INC.

CO-COLORADO OPX BIOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.

CO-COLORADO

CT-CONNECTICUT PROTON ENERGY SYSTEMS, INC.

CT-CONNECTICUT

CT-CONNECTICUT

CT-CONNECTICUT

BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

RICOH AMERICAS CORPORATION

Program Direction - ARPA -E BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

Program Direction - ARPA -E BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

Program Direction - ARPA -E







REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT RIVERSIDE



REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THE






TELEDYNE SCIENTIFIC & IMAGING, LLC



TELEDYNE SCIENTIFIC & IMAGING, LLC





UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES









UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA



WILDCAT DISCOVERY TECHNOLOGIES, INC.



ALLIANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, LLC









REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, THE





UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION








DC-DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA











GENERAL SERVICES ADMIN 47000016

DE-DELAWARE

DE-DELAWARE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

FL-FLORIDA DAIS ANALYTIC CORPORATION

FL-FLORIDA PLANAR ENERGY DEVICES, INC.

FL-FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA POWER PARTNERS, INC.

IA-IOWA IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

ID-IDAHO

IL-ILLINOIS NALCO COMPANY

IL-ILLINOIS UCHICAGO ARGONNE, LLC

IL-ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS


IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA

KY-KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

MA-MASSACHUSETTS 1366 TECHNOLOGIES INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS 24M TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS AGRIVIDA

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BEACON POWER CORPORATION

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL COMPRESSION, INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS GINKGO BIOWORKS, INC.



E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY











GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION
















BATTELLE ENERGY ALLIANCE, LLC











UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LAC
















FASTCAP SYSTEMS CORPORATION



FLODESIGN WIND TURBINE CORP.





MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS ROBERT BOSCH LLC

MA-MASSACHUSETTS SUN CATALYTIX CORPORATION

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MD-MARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND Program Direction - ARPA -E APPSENTIAL, LLC

MD-MARYLAND Program Direction - ARPA -E ICS NETT, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN GENERAL MOTORS LLC

MI-MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

MN-MINNESOTA

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI

NC-NORTH CAROLINA ABB INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CREE, INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA PHONONIC DEVICES, INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

NC-NORTH CAROLINA RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

NJ-NEW JERSEY EXELUS INC.

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO SANDIA CORPORATION



HARVARD COLLEGE, PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF



MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
















UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS










DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS, LLC







REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA



EAGLEPICHER TECHNOLOGIES, LLC



MISSOURI SYSTEM, UNIVERSITY OF







NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY











LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL SECURITY, LLC



NY-NEW YORK ALLIANT TECHSYSTEMS INC.

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY



NY-NEW YORK RFCUNY - CITY COLLEGE

NY-NEW YORK RFCUNY - CITY COLLEGE

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO INORGANIC SPECIALISTS INC

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE

OH-OHIO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE

OH-OHIO UNIVENTURE, INC.

OR-OREGON BRESHEARS, JOHN E

OR-OREGON REVOLT TECHNOLOGY INC.

PA-PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA

TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE UT-BATTELLE, LLC

TX-TEXAS SHEETAK INC.





BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES, LLC













THE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK INC






ADVANCE MATERIALS PRODUCTS, INC





CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY





MOMENTIVE PERFORMANCE MATERIALS INC.















PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, THE






MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA



OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES, INCORPORATED





TX-TEXAS

UT-UTAH

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA GENESIC SEMICONDUCTOR INC.

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA

WA-WASHINGTON BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

WA-WASHINGTON INFINIA CORPORATION

WI-WISCONSIN

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Program Direction - ARPA -E DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Departmental Administration CO-COLORADO Departmental Administration

Departmental Administration CO-COLORADO Departmental Administration CLEAN ENERGY ALLIANCE

Departmental Administration CO-COLORADO Departmental Administration SMART DATA SOLUTIONS, LLC

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration DLT SOLUTIONS, LLC

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration DLT SOLUTIONS, LLC





Departmental Administration Departmental Administration INTERFACE AMERICAS, INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration INTERFACE AMERICAS, INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration KIMBALL INTERNATIONAL, INC.




TEXAS A & M RESEARCH FOUNDATION



SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS



DEFENSE CONTRACT AUDIT AGENCY





VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY










ASTRONAUTICS CORPORATION OF AMERICA




CAS-NAVARRO JOINT VENTURE, LLC




DATA SOLUTIONS & TECHNOLOGY (DST), INC.




ENERGY ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS, LLC






HIGHLAND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES INC.







Departmental Administration Departmental Administration KPMG L.L.P.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration LOGISTICS APPLICATIONS INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration MICHELE B BORUM



Departmental Administration Departmental Administration S C & A, INC

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration SENTECH, INC.

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration SMART DATA SOLUTIONS, LLC



Departmental Administration GA-GEORGIA Departmental Administration

Departmental Administration IL-ILLINOIS Departmental Administration CDW GOVERNMENT LLC

Departmental Administration IN-INDIANA Departmental Administration KIMBALL INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Departmental Administration MD-MARYLAND Departmental Administration APPSENTIAL, LLC



Departmental Administration MD-MARYLAND Departmental Administration DLT SOLUTIONS, LLC

Departmental Administration MD-MARYLAND Departmental Administration



Departmental Administration MD-MARYLAND Departmental Administration JUPITER CORPORATION

Departmental Administration MD-MARYLAND Departmental Administration M SQUARED STRATEGIES, INC.


Departmental Administration NV-NEVADA Departmental Administration

Departmental Administration VA-VIRGINIA Departmental Administration AETHERQUEST SOLUTIONS, INC.







OPEN TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INCORPORATED


PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, U S OFFICE OF





TKC INTEGRATION SERVICES, LLC


YOUR RECRUITING COMPANY, INC.

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, INC.



INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION

TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.

NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

Departmental Administration VA-VIRGINIA Departmental Administration GLOBAL TECH INC.

Departmental Administration VA-VIRGINIA Departmental Administration SUI INTERNATIONAL, LTD

Departmental Administration WA-WASHINGTON Departmental Administration J A D ENVIRONMENTAL

Departmental Administration Departmental Administration DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

EIA CA-CALIFORNIA

EIA IL-ILLINOIS

AK-ALASKA

AL-ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA

AR-ARKANSAS

AR-ARKANSAS

AR-ARKANSAS

AS-AMERICAN SAMOA AMERICAN SAMOA GOVERNMENT

AZ-ARIZONA CITY OF TUCSON

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA PHOENIX, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA Workforce Development

Energy Information Administration ARRA Activities

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION

Energy Information Administration ARRA Activities

NATIONAL OPINION RESEARCH CENTER

Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability

State Assistance on Electricity Policies

COMMERCE, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF


Enhancing State and Local Governments Energy Assurance

ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF


Smart Grid Investment Grant Program (EISA 1306)

SOUTHERN COMPANY SERVICES, INC.



ALABAMA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION



ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ARKANSAS DEPT OF



WOODRUFF ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, ARKANSAS







DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ARIZONA





NAVAJO TRIBAL UTILITY AUTHORITY COMPANY



SALT RIVER PROJECT AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT AND POWER DISTRICT



SOUTHWEST TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE, INC.



CORPORATION COMMISSION, ARIZONA



CA-CALIFORNIA CHULA VISTA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA VISALIA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Program Direction - OE

CA-CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GLENDALE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HONEYWELL DMC SERVICES, LLC

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA AMBER KINETICS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA PRIMUS POWER CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA





ENERGY COMMISSION, CALIFORNIA






Interconnection Transmission Planning and Analysis






JASON ASSOCIATES CORPORATION











MODESTO IRRIGATION DISTRICT (INC)






SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT



SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY


Smart Grid Regional and Energy Storage Demonstration Project (EISA 1304)





PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY





SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY

CA-CALIFORNIA SEEO INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ZENERGY POWER, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Workforce Development

CA-CALIFORNIA Workforce Development UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISES, INC.

CO-COLORADO ASPEN, CITY OF (INC)

CO-COLORADO CITY OF AURORA

CO-COLORADO CITY OF DURANGO

CO-COLORADO DENVER, CITY & COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO LAKEWOOD, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO WHEAT RIDGE, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO FORT COLLINS, CITY OF





SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY








PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, CALIFORNIA


GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIST.














STATE OF COLORADO, GOVERNOR'S ENERGY OFFICE








WESTERN GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION






BLACK HILLS/COLORADO ELECTRIC UTILITY COMPANY, LP




CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO Workforce Development

CT-CONNECTICUT

CT-CONNECTICUT WINDHAM, TOWN OF

CT-CONNECTICUT

CT-CONNECTICUT

KPMG L.L.P.

PRIMUS SOLUTIONS, INC.

PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY, INC

Program Direction - OE

Program Direction - OE

Program Direction - OE PRIMUS SOLUTIONS, INC.

NAVIGANT CONSULTING, INC.





PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, THE





OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT, CONNECTICUT STATE OF





CONNECTICUT MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC ENERGY COOPERATIVE



PUBLIC UTIL CNTRL, CNNCTCT DEPT




DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT

















NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REGULATORY UTILITY COMMISSIONERS
















EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT







POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY




POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY





KPMG L.L.P.

KPMG L.L.P.

Workforce Development PEPCO HOLDINGS, INC.

DE-DELAWARE

DE-DELAWARE

FL-FLORIDA CITY OF DELRAY BEACH

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA LAKE WORTH, CITY OF

FL-FLORIDA PALM BEACH GARDENS, CITY OF

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA CITY OF LAKELAND

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA LEESBURG, CITY OF

FL-FLORIDA QUINCY, CITY OF (INC)

FL-FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE, CITY OF (INC)

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA

FL-FLORIDA Workforce Development

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA ROSWELL, CITY OF














NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REGULATORY UTILITY COMMISSIONERS





NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF



ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF





EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA







ATHEROS COMMUNICATIONS, INC.





FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY



JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC AUTHORITY (INC)









TALQUIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, FLORIDA


FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY



ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY, GEORGIA



GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA

GA-GEORGIA Workforce Development

GA-GEORGIA Workforce Development

GU-GUAM GUAM POWER AUTHORITY

HI-HAWAII

HI-HAWAII

HI-HAWAII UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEMS

HI-HAWAII

HI-HAWAII Workforce Development UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEMS

HI-HAWAII Workforce Development UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEMS

IA-IOWA DAVENPORT, CITY OF

IA-IOWA

IA-IOWA AUBURN, CITY OF

IA-IOWA

IA-IOWA

IA-IOWA Workforce Development

ID-IDAHO CITY OF HAILEY

ID-IDAHO

ID-IDAHO IDAHO POWER COMPANY

ID-IDAHO



COBB ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION



GEORGIA SYSTEM OPERATIONS CORPORATION



MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC AUTHORITY OF GEORGIA



TRI-STATE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, GEORGIA




TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION, GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF





BUSINESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM, HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF



HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY INC





DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET & FINANCE STATE OF HAWAII







IOWA OFFICE OF ENERGY INDEPENDENCE





IOWA ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES



IOWA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, UTILITIES DIVISION


IOWA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT





WATER RESOURCES, IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF





M2M COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION

ID-IDAHO

ID-IDAHO Workforce Development CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE INC.

ID-IDAHO Workforce Development KEY TRAINING CORPORATION

IL-ILLINOIS CHICAGO, CITY OF

IL-ILLINOIS

IL-ILLINOIS HOFFMAN ESTATES, VILLAGE OF

IL-ILLINOIS PEORIA, CITY OF



IL-ILLINOIS NAPERVILLE, CITY OF

IL-ILLINOIS

IL-ILLINOIS

IL-ILLINOIS Workforce Development CAEL

IL-ILLINOIS Workforce Development

IN-INDIANA FORT WAYNE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA SPEEDWAY, CIVIL TOWN OF

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA Workforce Development

KS-KANSAS MANHATTAN, CITY OF



PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, IDAHO







COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF













ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY











LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, INDIANA





INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO



MIDWEST INDEPENDENT TRANSMISSION SYSTEM OPERATOR, INC.



UTLILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION, INDIANA


IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF INDIANA



KS-KANSAS MIDWEST ENERGY, INC.

KS-KANSAS WESTAR ENERGY, INC.

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS Workforce Development PRATT COMMUNITY COLLEGE

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY Workforce Development UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

LA-LOUISIANA CITY OF BATON ROUGE

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA CLECO POWER LLC

LA-LOUISIANA ENTERGY NEW ORLEANS, INC.

LA-LOUISIANA ENTERGY SERVICES, INC.

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA RUSTON, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS DANVERS, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS I S O NEW ENGLAND INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS MARBLEHEAD, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS







CORPORATION COMMISSION, KANSAS




EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY



LOUISVILLE-JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO



SOUTH KENTUCKY RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION



DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PROTECTION






NATURAL RESOURCES, LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF









LAFAYETTE CITY PARISH CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT





PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, LOUISIANA





MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH OF









NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION



VINEYARD ENERGY PROJECT INC., THE

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BEACON POWER CORPORATION

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PREMIUM POWER CORPORATION

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Workforce Development

MD-MARYLAND BALTIMORE, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND VSE CORPORATION

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND Workforce Development

MD-MARYLAND Workforce Development

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN FLINT, CITY OF



AMERICAN SUPERCONDUCTOR CORPORATION



AMERICAN SUPERCONDUCTOR CORPORATION





NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION




NATIONAL GRID USA SERVICE COMPANY, INC.





ENERGY ADMINISTRATION, MARYLAND


Interoperability Standards and Framework (EISA 1305)

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS & TECHNOLOGY



BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY



SYSTEMATIC MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.





PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, MARYLAND


PRINCETON ENERGY RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL, LLC


SYSTEMATIC MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.



PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, MAINE



CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY INC






ENERGY, LABOR AND ECONOMIC GROWTH, MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF



MI-MICHIGAN MAYVILLE, VILLAGE OF

MI-MICHIGAN THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

MI-MICHIGAN WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION

MI-MICHIGAN THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN Workforce Development

MI-MICHIGAN Workforce Development

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POWER COMPANY

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA Workforce Development LEHIGH UNIVERSITY

MN-MINNESOTA Workforce Development

MN-MINNESOTA Workforce Development

MO-MISSOURI COLUMBIA, CITY OF (INC)

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI FULTON, CITY OF (INC)

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI Workforce Development

MO-MISSOURI Workforce Development















NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY



DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE MINNESOTA





PUBLIC UTILITIES, MINNESOTA COMMISSION OF



MINNESOTA STATE COLLGES & UNIV







NATURAL RESOURCES, MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF





KANSAS CITY POWER & LIGHT COMPANY



MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORPORATION



ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF


AMEREN SERVICES COMPANY, INC


JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT OF ST LOUIS

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI Workforce Development

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA ASHEVILLE, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA WILMINGTON, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS, LLC

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Workforce Development

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Workforce Development

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA Workforce Development BISMARCK STATE COLLEGE

NE-NEBRASKA ENERGY OFFICE, NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA



MISSISSIPPI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY



SOUTH MISSISSIPPI ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION



MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION


MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE



ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF



MONTANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION





NORTH CAROLINA DEPT OF COMMERCE







DUKE ENERGY BUSINESS SERVICES LLC





PROGRESS ENERGY SERVICE COMPANY, LLC






COMMERCE, NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF







NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, NORTH DAKOTA






CUMING COUNTY PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT



STANTON COUNTY PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE SUSTAINX, INC.

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NM-NEW MEXICO


NM-NEW MEXICO KTECH CORPORATION

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO

NV-NEVADA NEVADA, STATE OF

NV-NEVADA NV ENERGY, INC.

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK



EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE



NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.





PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, NEW HAMPSHIRE



NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, CITY OF, (INC)



TREASURY, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF



ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY






ENERGY, MINERALS & NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT, NEW MEXICO







PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW MEXICO



PUBLIC REGULATION COMMISSION, NEW MEXICO STATE







NEVADA SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION



PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA



NEW YORK STATE ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY



CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC.



NEW YORK INDEPENDENT SYSTEM OPERATOR INC, THE

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK Workforce Development

NY-NEW YORK Workforce Development GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

NY-NEW YORK Workforce Development SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

NY-NEW YORK Workforce Development

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO HAMILTON, CITY OF

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO WADSWORTH, CITY OF

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO PAINESVILLE CITY OF

OH-OHIO

OH-OHIO Workforce Development

OH-OHIO Workforce Development









LONG ISLAND POWER AUTHORITY





NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION



NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE






WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE INC



DEVELOPMENT, OHIO DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS





FIRSTENERGY SERVICE COMPANY





COLUMBUS SOUTHERN POWER COMPANY





PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, OHIO


CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE


OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION

OK-OKLAHOMA

OK-OKLAHOMA

OK-OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA, THE STATE OF

OR-OREGON CITY OF SALEM

OR-OREGON

OR-OREGON PORTLAND, CITY OF

OR-OREGON

OR-OREGON PNGC POWER

OR-OREGON

OR-OREGON Workforce Development

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA, CITY OF

PA-PENNSYLVANIA PJM INTERCONNECTION, LLC

PA-PENNSYLVANIA PECO ENERGY COMPANY

PA-PENNSYLVANIA PJM INTERCONNECTION, L.L.C.

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA AQUION ENERGY, INC.

PA-PENNSYLVANIA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, PA

PA-PENNSYLVANIA Workforce Development

PR-PUERTO RICO



OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE



OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY







OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY





CENTRAL LINCOLN PEOPLES UTILITY DISTRICT





PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, STATE OF OREGON


OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY



ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF











PPL ELECTRIC UTILITIES CORPORATION



WELLSBORO ELECTRIC COMPANY (INC)





EAST PENN MANUFACTURING CO.







THE EXECUTIVE OFFIC OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO

RI-RHODE ISLAND

RI-RHODE ISLAND

RI-RHODE ISLAND Workforce Development

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA Workforce Development CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

SD-SOUTH DAKOTA BLACK HILLS CORPORATION

SD-SOUTH DAKOTA

SD-SOUTH DAKOTA

TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE


TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE UTILITIES BOARD

TN-TENNESSEE MEMPHIS, CITY OF


TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE

TN-TENNESSEE Workforce Development

TN-TENNESSEE Workforce Development UT-BATTELLE, LLC

TN-TENNESSEE Workforce Development

TX-TEXAS COMPTROLLER STATE OF TEXAS



ADMINISTRATION, RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF



PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, RHODE ISLAND


COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF RHODE ISLAND



SOUTH CAROLINA OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER



STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COMPTROLLER GENERAL






SIOUX VALLEY-SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.



PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, SOUTH DAKOTA



ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF



BATTELLE ENERGY ALLIANCE LLC - DOE-PAC



SANDIA CORPORATION - DOE-PAC





ELECTRIC POWER BOARD OF CHATTANOOGA (INC)















TENNESSEE REGULATORY AUTHORITY





WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE INC



TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS Program Direction - OE ENTRUST, INC.

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS EL PASO ELECTRIC COMPANY

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS PECAN STREET PROJECT, INC.

TX-TEXAS

TX-TEXAS Workforce Development AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

TX-TEXAS Workforce Development

TX-TEXAS Workforce Development

UT-UTAH HEBER, CITY OF

UT-UTAH

UT-UTAH SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION

UT-UTAH

UT-UTAH

UT-UTAH ATK LAUNCH SYSTEMS INC.

UT-UTAH



ELECTRIC RELIABILITY COUNCIL OF TEXAS, INC.



ELECTRIC RELIABILITY COUNCIL OF TEXAS, INC.




CENTERPOINT ENERGY HOUSTON ELECTRIC, LLC



DENTON COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.





GOLDEN SPREAD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.



RELIANT ENERGY RETAIL SERVICES, LLC



CENTER FOR THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF ELECTRIC TECHN



ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY LLC





PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF TEXAS



ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY LLC


UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SYSTEM





NATURAL RESOURCES, UTAH DEPT OF





WESTERN ELECTRICITY COORDINATING COUNCIL



WESTERN ELECTRICITY COORDINATING COUNCIL





PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, UTAH

UT-UTAH Workforce Development SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

UT-UTAH Workforce Development SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

VA-VIRGINIA CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA Program Direction - OE CLASMA EVENTS INC

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA

VA-VIRGINIA Workforce Development

VT-VERMONT

VT-VERMONT VERMONT TRANSCO LLC

VT-VERMONT VERMONT, STATE OF

WA-WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE



WA-WASHINGTON AVISTA CORP


WA-WASHINGTON









MINES MINERALS AND ENERGY, VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF



NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE ENERGY OFFICIALS




NORTHERN VIRGINIA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE



RAPPAHANNOCK ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE



NATIONAL RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION



STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION, VIRGINIA


NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION



PUBLIC SERVICE, VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF

















PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT 1 OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY





WA-WASHINGTON J A D ENVIRONMENTAL

WA-WASHINGTON

WA-WASHINGTON Workforce Development

WA-WASHINGTON Workforce Development

WA-WASHINGTON Workforce Development WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN

WI-WISCONSIN Workforce Development

WV-WEST VIRGINIA

WV-WEST VIRGINIA Program Direction - OE KEYLOGIC SYSTEMS, INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA Program Direction - OE LEONARDO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA Program Direction - OE

WV-WEST VIRGINIA BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA KEYLOGIC SYSTEMS, INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA LEONARDO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA





UTILITIES & TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION, WASHINGTON


COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGES, WASHINGTION STATE BOARD FOR


INCREMENTAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION




ADMINISTRATION, WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF



AMERICAN TRANSMISSION COMPANY, LLC



MADISON GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY



WISCONSIN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY



WAUKESHA ELECTRIC SYSTEMS, INC.



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WISCONSIN


NORTHEAST WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE DISTRICT



ENERGY, WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF















PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA

WV-WEST VIRGINIA Workforce Development KEYLOGIC SYSTEMS, INC.

WV-WEST VIRGINIA Workforce Development LEONARDO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

WY-WYOMING CASPER, CITY OF

WY-WYOMING WYOMING BUSINESS COUNCIL

WY-WYOMING

WY-WYOMING

WY-WYOMING

Program Direction - OE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

ACT-AU GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA

AK-ALASKA BetterBuildings: EECBG TANANA, CITY OF

AK-ALASKA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

AK-ALASKA AHTNA, INCORPORATED

AK-ALASKA AKIACHAK NATIVE COMMUNITY

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA ALASKA INTER TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA ALEUTIANS EAST BOROUGH

AK-ALASKA ANCHORAGE, MUNICIPALITY OF

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA ANIAK TRADITIONAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA BELKOFSKI TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA









CHEYENNE LIGHT, FUEL AND POWER COMPANY



POWDER RIVER ENERGY CORPORATION



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, WYOMING


Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

Management and Oversight (EE Program Direction)



ALASKA HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION


EE Conservation Block Grant Program










ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM, INC



ALEUT COMMUNITY OF ST PAUL ISLAND TRIBAL GOVERNMENT







ANGOON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION





ASA'CARSARMIUT TRIBAL COUNCIL



ASSOCIATION OF VILLAGE COUNCIL PRESIDENTS, INC



ATMAUTLUAK TRADITIONAL COUNCIL





BERING STRAITS NATIVE CORPORATION

AK-ALASKA BETHEL, CITY OF

AK-ALASKA BIRCH CREEK TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA CANTWELL, NATIVE VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA CHEESH'NA TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA CHENEGA IRA COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA CHIGNIK BAY TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA CHIGNIK LAGOON, VILLAGE

AK-ALASKA CHILKAT INDIAN VILLAGE

AK-ALASKA CHILKOOT INDIAN ASSOCIATION

AK-ALASKA CHINIK ESKIMO COMMUNITY

AK-ALASKA CHITINA VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA CITY OF AKUTAN

AK-ALASKA CITY OF FAIRBANKS

AK-ALASKA CITY OF KODIAK

AK-ALASKA COOK INLET REGION, INC.

AK-ALASKA CROOKED CREEK CORPORATION

AK-ALASKA CURYUNG TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA DENA' NENA' HENASH

AK-ALASKA DENALI BOROUGH

AK-ALASKA DOUGLAS INDIAN ASSOCIATION

AK-ALASKA DOYON, LIMITED

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA EVANSVILLE TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA







BRISTOL BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION





CENTRAL COUNCIL TLINGIT AND HAIDA INDIAN







CHICKALOON VILLAGE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL



































EGEGIK VILLAGE TRIBAL COUNCIL





FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR, BOROUGH OF

AK-ALASKA GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA HAINES, BOROUGH OF

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA HOONAH INDIAN ASSOCIATION

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA IGIUGIG VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA ILIAMNA VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA INDIAN REORGANIZATION

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA IVANOF BAY TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA JUNEAU, CITY & BOROUGH OF

AK-ALASKA KANATAK TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA KASIGLUK VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA KENAI, CITY OF

AK-ALASKA KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE

AK-ALASKA KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA KING ISLAND NATIVE COMMUNITY

AK-ALASKA KIVALINA, NATIVE VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH

AK-ALASKA KOKHANOK TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA KONIAG, INC.

AK-ALASKA KOTLIK TRADITIONAL COUNCIL







HEALY LAKE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL





HYDABURG COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION









INTERIOR REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY



INUPIAT COMMUNITY OF THE ARTIC SLOPE









KARLUK IRA TRADITIONAL CONSULE





KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH (INC)









KETCHIKAN INDIAN CORPORATION







KNIK TRIBAL COUNCIL NONPROFIT CORPORATION









AK-ALASKA KWIGILLINGOK, VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA KWINHAGAK, NATIVE VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA LEISNOI VILLAGE

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA LOUDEN TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NANWALEK IRA COUNSIL INC

AK-ALASKA NAPAIMUTE, NATIVE VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA NAQSRAGMIUT TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF AFOGNAK

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF AKHIOK

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF AMBLER

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF DIOMEDE

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF EKLUTNA

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF ELIM IRA

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF EYAK

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF FORT YUKON

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF GAKONA

AK-ALASKA









LIME VILLAGE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL





MARY'S IGLOO TRADITIONAL COUNCIL



MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH (INC)



MENTASTA TRADITIONAL COUNCIL



METLAKATLA HOUSING AUTHORITY



NANA REGIONAL CORPORATION, INC.









NATIVE COUNCIL OF PORT HEIDEN INC









NATIVE VILLAGE OF BARROW INUPIAT TRADITIONAL GOVERNMENT



NATIVE VILLAGE OF BREVIG MISSION

















NATIVE VILLAGE OF KOYUK IRA COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF NAPAKIAK

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF PORT LIONS

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF SHISHMAREF

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF TYONEK

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF UNALAKLEET

AK-ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGE OF WALES

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NEWHALEN TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA NIKOLSKI IRA COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA NOME ESKIMO COMMUNITY

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA O.E.S., INC.

AK-ALASKA ORGANIZED VILLAGE OF KAKE

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA ORGANIZED VILLAGE OF SAXMAN

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA OUZINKIE TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA PAIMIUT, NATIVE VILLAGE OF

AK-ALASKA PALMER, CITY OF

AK-ALASKA PAULOFF HARBOR TRIBE

AK-ALASKA PEDRO BAY VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA PERRYVILLE VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA PILOT POINT TRIBAL COUNCIL







NATIVE VILLAGE OF SAINT MICHAEL











NELSON LAGOON TRIBAL COUNCIL







NINILCHIK VILLAGE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL





NORTHWEST ARCTIC, BOROUGH OF







ORGANIZED VILLAGE OF KASAAN COMMUNITY QUOTA ENTITY, THE



ORGANIZED VILLAGE OF KWETHLUK





ORUTSARARMUIT NATIVE COUNCIL















PETERSBURG INDIAN ASSOCIATION



AK-ALASKA PORT GRAHAM VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA QAGAN TAYAGUNGIN TRIBE

AK-ALASKA RUBY TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA SEALASKA CORPORATION

AK-ALASKA SELDOVIA VILLAGE TRIBE

AK-ALASKA SHOONAQ' TRIBE OF KODIAK

AK-ALASKA SITKA TRIBE OF ALASKA

AK-ALASKA SITKA, CITY & BOROUGH OF

AK-ALASKA SKAGWAY TRADITIONAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA TANANA, CITY OF

AK-ALASKA TATITLEK IRA COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA TAZLINA VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA TELIDA TRIBAL COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA TETLIN VILLAGE COUNCIL

AK-ALASKA UGASHIK TRADITONAL VILLAGE

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA YAKUTAT TRIBE

AK-ALASKA EGS Technology R&D TRABITS GROUP, L.L.C.

AK-ALASKA Geothermal Demonstrations

AK-ALASKA State Energy Program

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA

AK-ALASKA









SALAMATOF NATIVE ASSOCIATION INC



SCAMMON BAY TRADITIONAL COUNCIL















STEBBINS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION



STONY RIVER TRADITIONAL COUNCIL















WRANGELL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION





NAKNEK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.




Validation of Innovative Exploration Technologies

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS


Weatherization Assistance Program




CENTRAL COUNCIL TLINGIT AND HAIDA INDIAN

AL-ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

AL-ALABAMA AUBURN, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA BALDWIN, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA CALHOUN, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA CITY OF BIRMINGHAM

AL-ALABAMA CITY OF DECATUR

AL-ALABAMA CITY OF HUNTSVILLE

AL-ALABAMA COUNTY OF MADISON

AL-ALABAMA COUNTY OF TUSCALOOSA

AL-ALABAMA CULLMAN, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA DOTHAN, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA FLORENCE, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA GADSDEN, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA HOOVER, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA JEFFERSON, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA MADISON, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA MARSHALL, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA MOBILE, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA MOBILE, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA MONTGOMERY, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA SHELBY, COUNTY OF

AL-ALABAMA TALLADEGA COUNTY OF


Advanced Materials RD&D in Support of EERE Needs to Advance Clean Energy Technologies and Energy-Intensive Process R&D














































POARCH BAND OF CREEKS INDIANS





AL-ALABAMA TUSCALOOSA, CITY OF

AL-ALABAMA Merit Reviewers

AL-ALABAMA ALABAMA POWER COMPANY

AL-ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA

AL-ALABAMA TERRA SPACE CORPORATION

AL-ALABAMA ARK RESOURCES, LLC

AL-ALABAMA Merit Reviewers

AL-ALABAMA WOOD, CHARLES W

AL-ALABAMA State Energy Program

AL-ALABAMA

AR-ARKANSAS Battery Manufacturing

AR-ARKANSAS EE Appliance Rebate Programs

AR-ARKANSAS BENTON, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE

AR-ARKANSAS CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK

AR-ARKANSAS CONWAY, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS CRAWFORD COUNTY

AR-ARKANSAS CRITTENDON COUNTY LANDFILL

AR-ARKANSAS

AR-ARKANSAS FORT SMITH, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS GARLAND, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS




Fundamental Research in Key Program Areas


Hydroelectric Facility Modernization Program


Industrial Assessment Centers and Plant Best Practices







Modify Integrated Biorefinery Solicitation Program for Pilot and Demonstration Scale Biorefineries











FUTUREFUEL CHEMICAL COMPANY


ARKANSAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION






















HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS JONESBORO, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS LONOKE, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS POPE, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS PULASKI COUNTY

AR-ARKANSAS ROGERS, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS SALINE, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS SPRINGDALE, CITY OF

AR-ARKANSAS WHITE, COUNTY OF

AR-ARKANSAS FEDEX FREIGHT EAST, INC.

AR-ARKANSAS Ground Source Heat Pumps

AR-ARKANSAS CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK

AR-ARKANSAS WAL-MART STORES, INC.

AR-ARKANSAS State Energy Program

AR-ARKANSAS

AR-ARKANSAS PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGE

AS-AMERICAN SAMOA EE Appliance Rebate Programs AMERICAN SAMOA GOVERNMENT

AS-AMERICAN SAMOA AMERICAN SAMOA GOVERNMENT

AS-AMERICAN SAMOA State Energy Program AMERICAN SAMOA GOVERNMENT

AS-AMERICAN SAMOA

AZ-ARIZONA BetterBuildings: EECBG PHOENIX, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

AZ-ARIZONA AK-CHIN INDIAN COMMUNITY

AZ-ARIZONA AVONDALE, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA BULLHEAD, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA CASA GRANDE, CITY OF






















Enabling Fuel Cell Market Transformation


CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 44









HUMAN SERVICES, ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF









AMERICAN SAMOAN GOVERNMENT












AZ-ARIZONA CHANDLER, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA CITY OF FLAGSTAFF

AZ-ARIZONA CITY OF PEORIA

AZ-ARIZONA CITY OF PRESCOTT


AZ-ARIZONA COCHISE, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA COCONINO, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA COCOPAH INDIAN TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA COUNTY OF APACHE

AZ-ARIZONA COUNTY OF MARICOPA

AZ-ARIZONA COUNTY OF PINAL

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA FT MC DOWELL YAVAPAI NATION

AZ-ARIZONA GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY

AZ-ARIZONA GILBERT, TOWN OF

AZ-ARIZONA GLENDALE, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA GOODYEAR, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA HAVASUPAI TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA HUALAPAI TRIBAL COUNCIL

AZ-ARIZONA KAIBAB PAIUTE TRIBAL COUNCIL

AZ-ARIZONA LAKE HAVASU, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA MARICOPA CITY

AZ-ARIZONA MESA, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA MOHAVE, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA










































HOPI TRIBAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
















AZ-ARIZONA NAVAJO, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA ORO VALLEY, TOWN OF

AZ-ARIZONA PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA PHOENIX, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA PIMA COUNTY

AZ-ARIZONA PRESCOTT VALLEY, TOWN OF

AZ-ARIZONA QUECHAN INDIAN TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA SCOTTSDALE, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA SIERRA VISTA, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA SURPRISE, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA TEMPE, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA TOHONO O'ODHAM NATION, THE

AZ-ARIZONA WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA YAVAPAI APACHE NATION

AZ-ARIZONA YAVAPAI PRESCOTT TRIBE

AZ-ARIZONA YAVAPAI, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA YUMA, CITY OF

AZ-ARIZONA YUMA, COUNTY OF

AZ-ARIZONA


AZ-ARIZONA Merit Reviewers

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA State Energy Program

















SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICE, TH



SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBAL COUNCIL
























High-Penetration Solar Deployment

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY






National Geothermal Database, Resource Assessment and Classification System

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA



AZ-ARIZONA Transportation Electrification

AZ-ARIZONA ACKCO, INC.

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

AZ-ARIZONA

CA-CALIFORNIA Advanced Building Systems APPLIED MATERIALS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA Advanced Building Systems NEW PAX

CA-CALIFORNIA Advanced Building Systems




CA-CALIFORNIA Advanced Building Systems SOLADIGM, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA Advanced Building Systems SOUTHWALL TECHNOLOGIES INC.


CA-CALIFORNIA FISCALINI FARMS

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Battery Manufacturing TOXCO, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA BetterBuildings: EECBG LOS ANGELES, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BUY.COM INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA BUY.COM INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA HOME DEPOT U.S.A., INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA LIVE STORES INC

CA-CALIFORNIA LIVE STORES INC

CA-CALIFORNIA NEWEGG INC.


ELECTRIC TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING CORPORATION








FOUNDATION FOR SENIOR ADULT LIVING, INC.



THE NAVAJO NATION TRIBAL GOVERNMENT



















UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE




Buildings and Appliance Market Transformation











CA-CALIFORNIA WALMART.COM

CA-CALIFORNIA Clean Cities AFV Grant Program SAN BERNARDINO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

CA-CALIFORNIA Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

CA-CALIFORNIA LOS GATOS RESEARCH

CA-CALIFORNIA X PRIZE FOUNDATION

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Concentrating Solar Power

CA-CALIFORNIA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ALAMEDA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ALHAMBRA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ALISO VIEJO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ALTURAS INDIAN RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ANTIOCH, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA APPLE VALLEY, TOWN OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ARCADIA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA AZUSA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BAKERSFIELD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BALDWIN PARK, CITY OF





SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT BUILDING CORPORATION


STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPT OF GENERAL SERVICES


Combined Heat and Power (CHP), District Energy Systems, Waste Heat Recovery Implementation and Deployment of Efficient Industrial Equipment


Commercial Vehicle Integration (SuperTruck) and Advanced Combustion Engine R&D


Community Renewable Energy Deployment




UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS







AGUA CALIENTE BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIAN









ALL MISSION INDIAN HOUSING AUTHORITY













AUGUSTINE BAND OF CAHUILLA MISS







CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA BELL GARDENS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BELL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BELLFLOWER, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BENTON PAIUTE RESERVATION

CA-CALIFORNIA BERKELEY, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA BIG LAGOON RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA BIG PINE PAIUTE TRIBE, THE

CA-CALIFORNIA BIG SANDY RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA BISHOP INDIAN TRIBAL COUNCIL

CA-CALIFORNIA BLUE LAKE RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA BREA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BRENTWOOD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA BRIDGEPORT INDIAN COLONY

CA-CALIFORNIA BUENA PARK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA CAHTO TRIBE

CA-CALIFORNIA CAMARILLO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CAMPBELL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CARSON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CEDARVILLE RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA CERES, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CERRITOS, CITY OF INC



BEAR RIVER BAND OF ROHNERVILLE RANCHERIA



















BIG VALLEY RANCHERIA/BAND OF POMO INDIANS















BUENA VISTA RANCHERIA OF THE ME-WUK INDIANS, THE





CABAZON BAND OF MISSION INDIANS













CENTRAL BASIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT FINANCING CORPORATION





CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA CHICO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CHINO HILLS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CHINO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CHUKCHANSI INDIANS

CA-CALIFORNIA CHULA VISTA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CITRUS HEIGHTS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY ATTORNEY OF CITY HALL

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF CALEXICO

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF CARLSBAD

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF CATHEDRAL CITY (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF GARDEN GROVE

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF LANCASTER, INC

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF ONTARIO

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF OXNARD

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF RIVERSIDE

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF SAN LEANDRO

CA-CALIFORNIA CITY OF VICTORVILLE

CA-CALIFORNIA CLAREMONT, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA CLOVIS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA COACHELLA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA COLTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA COMPTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CONCORD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CONTRA COSTA, COUNTY OF



CHER-AE HEIGHTS INDIAN COMMUNITY







































CLOVERDALE RANCHERIA OF POMO INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA









COLUSA INDIAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL







CA-CALIFORNIA CORONA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA COSTA MESA CITY OF INC

CA-CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF KERN

CA-CALIFORNIA COVINA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CULVER CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA CUPERTINO, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA CYPRESS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DALY CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DANA POINT, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DANVILLE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DAVIS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DELANO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DIAMOND BAR, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA DOWNEY, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA DRY CREEK RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA DUBLIN, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA EL CAJON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA EL CENTRO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA EL MONTE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ELEM INDIAN COLONY

CA-CALIFORNIA ELK GROVE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ELK VALLEY RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ENCINITAS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE RANCHERIA





CORTINA BAND OF WINTUN INDIANS













CUYAPAIPE BAND OF MISSION INDIANS








































CA-CALIFORNIA ESCONDIDO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA FAIRFIELD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA FOLSOM, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA FONTANA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA FORT MOJAVE TRIBAL COUNCIL

CA-CALIFORNIA FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA FREMONT, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA FRESNO COUNTY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA FULLERTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GARDENA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GILROY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GLENDALE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GLENDORA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA GREENVILLE RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA GRINDSTONE INDIAN RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA HANFORD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HAWTHORNE, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA HAYWARD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HEMET, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HESPERIA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HIGHLAND, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HOOPA VALLEY TRIBAL COUNCIL

CA-CALIFORNIA







FEDERATED INDIANS OF GRATON RANCHERIA







FORT BIDWELL INDIAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL



























HABEMATOLEL POMO OF UPPER LAKE

















HOPLAND BAND OF POMO INDIANS

CA-CALIFORNIA HUNTINGTON BEACH, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA HUNTINGTON PARK, THE CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA INDIO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA INGLEWOOD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA IONE BAND OF MIWOK INDIANS

CA-CALIFORNIA IRVINE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA LA HABRA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LA MESA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA LA MIRADA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA LA PUENTE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LA QUINTA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LAGUNA NIGUEL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LAKE ELSINORE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LAKE FOREST, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LAKEWOOD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LINCOLN, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LIVERMORE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LODI, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA LOMPOC, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LONE PINE PAIUTE SHOSHONE

CA-CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA LYNWOOD, CITY OF























LA POSTA BAND OF MISSION INDIANS, THE































LOS COYOTES BAND OF CAHUILLA AND CUPENO INDIANS



CA-CALIFORNIA MADERA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA MANHATTAN BEACH, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MANTECA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MARTINEZ, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MECHOOPDA INDIAN TRIBE

CA-CALIFORNIA MERCED, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA MILPITAS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MISSION VIEJO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MODESTO, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA MONROVIA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA MONTCLAIR, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MONTEBELLO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MONTEREY PARK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MONTEREY, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MOORETOWN RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA MOORPARK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MORENO VALLEY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MORGAN HILL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN VIEW, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA MURRIETA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA NAPA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA NEWARK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA NEWPORT BEACH INC, CITY OF





MANCHESTER POINT ARENA BAND OF POLMO INDIANA













MIDDLETOWN RANCHERIA BAND OF POMO INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA



























MORONGO BAND OF MISSION INDIANS INC













CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA NORWALK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA NOVATO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA O ROHNERT PARK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA OCEANSIDE CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ORANGE, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA ORANGE, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PACIFICA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PALA BAND OF MISSION INDIANS

CA-CALIFORNIA PALM DESERT, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PALM SPRINGS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PALMDALE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PALO ALTO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PARAMOUNT, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA PERRIS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PETALUMA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PICO RIVERA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA PIT RIVER TRIBAL COUNCIL

CA-CALIFORNIA PITTSBURG, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PLACENTIA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA PLEASANTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA POMONA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA PORTERVILLE, CITY OF



NORTHFORK RNCHRIA MONO INDIANS

































PECHANGA BAND OF LUISENO MISSION INDIANS









PINOLEVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION













CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA POWAY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA RANCHO CORDOVA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA REDDING RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA REDDING, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA REDLANDS, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA REDONDO BEACH, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA REDWOOD CITY, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA RESIGHINI RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA RIALTO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA RICHMOND, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ROCKLIN, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ROSEMEAD, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ROSEVILLE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA ROUND VALLEY INDIAN TRIBES

CA-CALIFORNIA SAC CITY TREASURER

CA-CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SALINAS, CITY OF



POTTER VALLEY RANCHERIA OF POMO INDIANS





QUARTZ VALLEY INDIAN RESERVATION







RANCHO PALOS VERDES, CITY OF



RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CITY OF













REDWOOD VALLEY LITTLE RIVER BAND OF POMO INDIANS









RINCON BAND OF LUISENO INDIANS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OFFICE





ROBINSON RANCHERIA CITIZENS COUNCIL





ROMANA BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS













CA-CALIFORNIA SAN BERNARDINO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN BERNARDINO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN BUENAVENTURA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN CLEMENTE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN DIMAS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN GABRIEL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN JACINTO, CITY OF (INC)


CA-CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN MARCOS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN MATEO, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN RAFAEL, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN RAMON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA ANA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA CLARA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA CLARITA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA MARIA, CITY OF







SAN BRUNO, CITY OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT













SAN FRANCISCO, CITY & COUNTY OF













SAN MANUEL TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION







SAN PASQUAL BAND OF MISSION INDIANS



















CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA MONICA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA ROSA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SANTEE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SHERWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SHINGLE SPRINGS RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SIMI VALLEY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SMITH RIVER RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SONOMA, COUNTY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SOUTH GATE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA STANTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA STEWARTS POINT RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA STOCKTON, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SUNNYVALE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA SUSANVILLE INDIAN RANCHERIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA TABLE BLUFF RESERVATION

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA TACHI YOKUT TRIBE

CA-CALIFORNIA TEMECULA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA TEMPLE CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA THOUSAND OAKS, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA TIMBISHA SHOSHONE TRIBE







SANTA YNEZ BAND MISSION INDIANS





SCOTTS VALLEY BAND OF POMO INDIANS











SOBOBA BAND OF LUISENO INDIANS









SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRIBAL CHAIRMEN'S ASSOCIATION













SYCAMORE VALLEY ASSOCIATION





TABLE MOUNTAIN RANCHERIA BAND OF INDIANS











CA-CALIFORNIA TORRANCE, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA TRACY, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA TULARE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA TURLOCK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA TUSTIN, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA UNION CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA UPLAND, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA VACAVILLE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA VALLEJO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA VISALIA, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA VISTA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WALNUT CREEK, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WATSONVILLE, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WEST COVINA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WEST HOLLYWOOD CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WEST SACRAMENTO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WESTMINSTER, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WHITTIER, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA WOODLAND, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA YORBA LINDA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA YUBA CITY, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA YUCAIPA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA YUROK TRIBE

CA-CALIFORNIA EGS Technology R&D ALTAROCK ENERGY, INC.









TULE RIVER INDIAN TRIBAL COUNCIL



TUOLUMNE ME-WUK TRIBAL COUNCIL.















VIEJAS BAND OF KUMEYAAY INDIANS






























CA-CALIFORNIA EGS Technology R&D


CA-CALIFORNIA EGS Technology R&D POTTER DRILLING, INC.




CA-CALIFORNIA EGS Technology R&D SIMBOL MINING CORP.

CA-CALIFORNIA EGS Technology R&D SYMYX TECHNOLOGIES, INC.



CA-CALIFORNIA JADOO POWER SYSTEMS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA HOLDA, MICHAEL A

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Geothermal Demonstrations ALTAROCK ENERGY, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA Geothermal Demonstrations

CA-CALIFORNIA BERKELEY, CITY OF (INC)

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA


CA-CALIFORNIA SANTA ROSA, CITY OF

CA-CALIFORNIA


CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LONG BEACH FOUNDATION





POWER ENVIRONMENTAL ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE








UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY






Enhance and Accelerate FEMP Service Functions to the Federal Government






AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE






SURPRISE VALLEY ELECTRIFICATION CORP





CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELORS OFFICE








SAN FRANCISCO, CITY & COUNTY OF







UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA FEDERSPIEL CONTROLS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA POWER ASSURE, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA SEAMICRO, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ARGON OFFICE SUPPLIES

CA-CALIFORNIA EGS CONSULTING, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Merit Reviewers






CA-CALIFORNIA OMNIPV, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA STAR SCIENCE

CA-CALIFORNIA AMYRIS BIOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA LOGOS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.



Improved Energy Efficiency for Information and Communication Technology

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY










Lab Call for Facilities and Equipment


































CA-CALIFORNIA SAPPHIRE ENERGY, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA SOLAZYME, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA PV Systems Development

CA-CALIFORNIA PV Systems Development SIERRA SOLAR POWER, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA PV Systems Development SILICON GENESIS CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA PV Systems Development SOLAR RED, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA PV Systems Development XEROCOAT, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting APPLIED MATERIALS, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting KLA-TENCOR CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting LUMILEDS LIGHTING U.S., LLC

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting

CA-CALIFORNIA Solid State Lighting ULTRATECH, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA State Energy Program

CA-CALIFORNIA Transportation Electrification COULOMB TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA Transportation Electrification

CA-CALIFORNIA Transportation Electrification

CA-CALIFORNIA GEYSERS POWER COMPANY, LLC

CA-CALIFORNIA ORMAT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA RAM POWER, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA






National Accounts Acceleration in Support of the Commercial Buildings Initiative



PALO ALTO RESEARCH CENTER INCORPORATED






Residential Buildings (Building America, Builders' Challenge, and Existing Home Retrofits)




CAMBRIOS TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION




PHILIPS LUMILEDS LIGHTING COMPANY LLC






SAN FRANCISCO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT


SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT BUILDING CORPORATION









CENTURY CENTER FOR ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, INC.

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA

CA-CALIFORNIA ALPHA STAR CORPORATION

CA-CALIFORNIA ANALATOM INC

CO-COLORADO Advanced Building Systems

CO-COLORADO Advanced Building Systems EVERSEALED WINDOWS, INC.

CO-COLORADO Battery Manufacturing UQM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

CO-COLORADO BetterBuildings: EECBG BOULDER, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO R. W. BECK, INC.

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO PHILLIPS, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO Concentrating Solar Power

CO-COLORADO EE Appliance Rebate Programs

CO-COLORADO ADAMS, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO ARAPAHOE, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO ARVADA, CITY OF (INC)

CO-COLORADO BOULDER, CITY OF (INC)

CO-COLORADO BOULDER, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO CASTLE ROCK, THE TOWN OF

CO-COLORADO CITY OF AURORA

CO-COLORADO CITY OF CENTENNIAL

CO-COLORADO CITY OF PUEBLO

CO-COLORADO CITYOF LOVELAND



COMMUNITY SERVICES & DEVELOPMENT, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF



LOS ANGELES CMNTY COLLEGE DST





Wind Energy Technology R&D and Testing












Commercial Scale Biorefinery Projects









STATE OF COLORADO GOVERNOR'S ENERGY OFFICE
















BROOMFIELD, CITY AND COUNTY OF











CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO COMMERCE CITY, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO COUNTY OF MESA

CO-COLORADO DENVER, CITY & COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO DOUGLAS, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO EAGLE, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO EL PASO, COUNTY OF


CO-COLORADO GARFIELD, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO GRAND JUNCTION, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO GREELEY, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO JEFFERSON, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO LAKEWOOD, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO LARIMER, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO LITTLETON, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO LONGMONT, CITY OF INC

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO PARKER, CITY OF (INC)

CO-COLORADO SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN TRIBE

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO THORNTON, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE

CO-COLORADO WELD, COUNTY OF

CO-COLORADO WESTMINSTER, CITY OF

CO-COLORADO EGS Technology R&D





COLORADO SPRINGS CITY GOVERNMENT

































NAVARRO RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING, INC.



















COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, INC.


TRUSTEES OF THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO EMP2 INCORPORATED

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO HOLDA, MICHAEL A

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO BCS, INCORPORATED

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO FUELSCIENCE LLC

CO-COLORADO INTELLECTION LLC


CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO MD & ASSOCIATES INC

CO-COLORADO Merit Reviewers





CO-COLORADO NEATECH, LLC

CO-COLORADO Ground Source Heat Pumps


Energy, Water & Emissions Reporting and Tracking System









ENERGY MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING, INC.



















COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION









LAKEWOOD HOTEL COMPANY (INC)
















COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATION


CO-COLORADO Ground Source Heat Pumps RANGELY JR. COLLEGE DISTRICT


CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO BOULDER, CITY OF (INC)

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO



CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO ANDERSON,JULIE K

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO APS GROUP INC

CO-COLORADO ATKINSON CONSULTING, LLC.


COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, THE










Integrated Biorefinery Research Expansion



Investigation of intermediate ethanol blends, optimization of E-85 engines, and development of transportation infrastructure











PROCTOR ENGINEERING GROUP, LTD.






ACTUATION TEST EQUIPMENT COMPANY



ADVANTEK INTERNATIONAL CORP






AMERICAN GROUND WATER TRUST, THE





APEX PETROLEUM ENGINEERING INC





CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO BABICH, COOPER

CO-COLORADO BIEDERER, JONATHAN

CO-COLORADO BRATTLE GROUP, INC., THE

CO-COLORADO BUCK, MICHAEL A

CO-COLORADO BUTLER SUN SOLUTIONS INC

CO-COLORADO BYE,BECKY NMN

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO CHALAMALA, BABU

CO-COLORADO CLASGENS,JEANNETTE L

CO-COLORADO CLEAN ENERGY ALLIANCE

CO-COLORADO CLEAN MARKETS

CO-COLORADO CLIMATE MASTER, INC.

CO-COLORADO CLIMATE MASTER, INC.

CO-COLORADO CLIPPER WINDPOWER, INC.

CO-COLORADO CORE ENERGY WORKS, LLC

CO-COLORADO CRAWFORD, VIRGINIA L

CO-COLORADO DAVIS, BREE A

CO-COLORADO DELANEY,KELVIN A

CO-COLORADO DOBOS,CHARLES J

CO-COLORADO DRYSDALE, GLEN R

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO EGS CONSULTING, INC.

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO FRACDOG'S

CO-COLORADO FU, PENGCHENG

CO-COLORADO



ATMOSPHERIC SYSTEMS CORPORATION















CAPE & ISLANDS SELF-RELIANCE CORPORATION,INC.





























E C I ENGINEERING CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL INC





FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES INC







GEOTHERMAL MANAGEMENT CO INC

CO-COLORADO

CO-COLORADO GOLDBERG, LISA M

CO-COLORADO GORDON,FANIA K

CO-COLORADO

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IN-INDIANA COUNTY OF TIPPECANOE

IN-INDIANA ELKHART, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA ELKHART, COUNTY OF

IN-INDIANA FISHERS, TOWN OF

IN-INDIANA FORT WAYNE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA GARY, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA GREENWOOD, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA HAMILTON, COUNTY OF

IN-INDIANA HAMMOND, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA HENDRICKS, COUNTY OF

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA LA PORTE, COUNTY OF

IN-INDIANA LAFAYETTE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA LAKE, COUNTY OF



















CITY OF PORTAGE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION



























INDIANA MUNICIPAL POWER AGENCY



KOKOMO CITY HALL BUILDING CORPORATION







IN-INDIANA LAWRENCE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA MISHAWAKA, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA MUNCIE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA NEW ALBANY, CITY OF (INC)

IN-INDIANA NOBLESVILLE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA RICHMOND, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA SOUTH BEND, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA ST. JOSEPH, COUNTY OF

IN-INDIANA TERRE HAUTE, CITY OF

IN-INDIANA Ground Source Heat Pumps BALL STATE UNIVERSITY

IN-INDIANA Ground Source Heat Pumps

IN-INDIANA State Energy Program

IN-INDIANA Transportation Electrification PURDUE UNIVERSITY

IN-INDIANA Transportation Electrification WORKHORSE SALES CORP

IN-INDIANA

IN-INDIANA

KS-KANSAS EE Appliance Rebate Programs

KS-KANSAS BUTLER, COUNTY OF

KS-KANSAS BUTLER, COUNTY OF

KS-KANSAS CITY OF LAWRENCE

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS COUNTY OF JOHNSON

KS-KANSAS COUNTY OF LEAVENWORTH

KS-KANSAS COUNTY OF RILEY

KS-KANSAS COUNTY OF SEDGWICK
















PORTER COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION











INDIANA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC







INDIANA COMMUNITY ACTION ASSOCIATION INC



INDIANA HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY


KANSAS HOUSING RESOURCES CORP


















KS-KANSAS COUNTY OF SHAWNEE

KS-KANSAS COWLEY, COUNTY OF

KS-KANSAS CRAWFORD, COUNTY OF

KS-KANSAS HUTCHINSON, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS KICKAPOO TRIBE IN KANSAS, INC.

KS-KANSAS LENEXA, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS LYON COUNTY, KANSAS (INC)

KS-KANSAS MANHATTAN, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS MONTGOMERY, COUNTY OF

KS-KANSAS OLATHE, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS OVERLAND PARK, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS SALINA, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS SHAWNEE, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS TOPEKA, CITY OF

KS-KANSAS WICHITA, CITY OF (INC)

KS-KANSAS Merit Reviewers

KS-KANSAS KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY

KS-KANSAS State Energy Program

KS-KANSAS

KS-KANSAS











IOWA TRIBE OF KANSAS AND NEBRASKA

















PRAIRIE BAND POTAWATOMI NATION



SAC & FOX NATION OF MISSOURI IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA







THE UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY-KANSAS CITY KANSAS













UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CENTER FOR RESEARCH, INC.



KANSAS HOUSING RESOURCES CORP

KY-KENTUCKY Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

KY-KENTUCKY EE Appliance Rebate Programs

KY-KENTUCKY BOONE, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY BOWLING GREEN, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY BULLITT, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY CAMPBELL, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY COVINGTON, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY FLORENCE, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY FRANKFORT, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY HARDIN, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY HENDERSON, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY HOPKINSVILLE, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY KENTON, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY LAUREL, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY MCCRACKEN, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY OLDHAM, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY OWENSBORO, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY PIKE, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY PULASKI, COUNTY OF

KY-KENTUCKY RICHMOND, CITY OF

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY Merit Reviewers


KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
































LEXINGTON-FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT



LOUISVILLE-JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO


















KY-KENTUCKY DMI FURNITURE, INC

KY-KENTUCKY Merit Reviewers

KY-KENTUCKY State Energy Program

KY-KENTUCKY

KY-KENTUCKY

LA-LOUISIANA SHOPPERSCHOICE.COM, L.L.C.






LA-LOUISIANA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

LA-LOUISIANA ASCENSION, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA BOSSIER CITY, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA CITY OF ALEXANDRIA

LA-LOUISIANA CITY OF BATON ROUGE

LA-LOUISIANA CITY OF SHREVEPORT

LA-LOUISIANA COUSHATTA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA JEFFERSON PARISH, INC.

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA KENNER, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA LAFOURCHE, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA LAKE CHARLES, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA LIVINGSTON PARISH COUNCIL

LA-LOUISIANA MONROE, CITY OF









CHFS-DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES



KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION































JENA BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS





LAFAYETTE CITY PARISH CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT









LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA NEW IBERIA, CITY OF INC

LA-LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA OUACHITA, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA PARISH OF CALCASIEU

LA-LOUISIANA RAPIDES, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA ST LANDRY, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA ST TAMMANY, PARISH OF

LA-LOUISIANA TANGIPAHOA, PARISH COUNCIL

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA Merit Reviewers

LA-LOUISIANA Geothermal Demonstrations LOUISIANA TANK, INC.

LA-LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS, CITY OF

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA Merit Reviewers

LA-LOUISIANA State Energy Program

LA-LOUISIANA

LA-LOUISIANA

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Advanced Building Systems TIAX LLC

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Advanced Building Systems TIAX LLC






















THE CHITIMACHA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA



TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA











UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE



AMERICAN RADIATION SERVICES, INC.







LOUSIANA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP



STATE, LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF



MA-MASSACHUSETTS PANALYTICAL INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PANALYTICAL INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Battery Manufacturing A123 SYSTEMS, INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BetterBuildings: Buildings LOWELL, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MA-MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS ARLINGTON, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BARNSTABLE, COUNTY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BEVERLY, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BILLERICA, TOWN OF INC


MA-MASSACHUSETTS BROCKTON, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BROOKLINE, TOWN OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS CAMBRIDGE, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS CHELSEA, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS CHICOPEE, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF PITTSFIELD

MA-MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF REVERE

MA-MASSACHUSETTS EVERETT, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS FITCHBURG, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS FRAMINGHAM, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS HAVERHILL, CITY OF















































MA-MASSACHUSETTS HOLYOKE, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS LEOMINSTER, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS LYNN, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS MARLBOROUGH, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS MASHPEE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS MEDFORD, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS METHUEN, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS NEW BEDFORD, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS NEWTON, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PEABODY, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PLYMOUTH, TOWN OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS QUINCY, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS SALEM, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS SOMERVILLE, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF (INC)

MA-MASSACHUSETTS TAUNTON, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF BARNSTABLE

MA-MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF WEYMOUTH

MA-MASSACHUSETTS WALTHAM, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS WESTFIELD, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS WOBURN, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS WORCESTER, CITY OF

MA-MASSACHUSETTS EGS Technology R&D DRAKA CABLETEQ USA, INC.













MALDEN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY











































MA-MASSACHUSETTS EGS Technology R&D

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Geothermal Demonstrations OASYS WATER, INC.


MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Merit Reviewers

MA-MASSACHUSETTS MILL ROAD ENGINEERING

MA-MASSACHUSETTS ANL CONSULTANTS, LLC

MA-MASSACHUSETTS BIOENERGY INTERNATIONAL, LLC



MA-MASSACHUSETTS PV Systems Development ALENAS IMAGING INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PV Systems Development PHOTONIC GLASS CORPORATION

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PV Systems Development SIONYX, INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS PV Systems Development

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Solid State Lighting OSRAM SYLVANIA INC.

MA-MASSACHUSETTS State Energy Program

MA-MASSACHUSETTS Transportation Electrification

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MA-MASSACHUSETTS

MD-MARYLAND Battery Manufacturing










Large Wind Turbine Blade Testing Facility

CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER

















VARIAN SEMICONDUCTOR EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATES, INC.





NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION, INC.



HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, MASSACHUSETTS DEPT OF



SOUTH MIDDLESEX OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL, INC.








POTOMAC-HUDSON ENGINEERING, INC.

MD-MARYLAND BetterBuildings: Buildings

MD-MARYLAND Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

MD-MARYLAND EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MD-MARYLAND ANNE ARUNDEL, COUNTY OF

MD-MARYLAND APPSENTIAL, LLC

MD-MARYLAND BALTIMORE, COUNTY OF

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND CITY OF ANNAPOLIS

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND CITY OF BOWIE (INC)

MD-MARYLAND CITY OF FREDERICK

MD-MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND COUNTY OF FREDERICK

MD-MARYLAND DATA TREE, INC. OF VIRGINIA

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND GAITHERSBURG, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND HAGERSTOWN, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND HARFORD, COUNTY OF

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND LAUREL, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND MONTGOMERY, COUNTY OF

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND PRINCE GEORGE, COUNTY OF

MD-MARYLAND ROCKVILLE, CITY OF

MD-MARYLAND SALISBURY, CITY OF (INC)

MD-MARYLAND UNIVERSITY PARK, TOWN OF


HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, MD DEPT OF













CARROLL COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS OF



CHARLES COUNTY GOVERNMENT (INC)





CITY OF BALTIMORE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES






















HOWARD COUNTY OF MARYLAND (INC)







NEW WEST-ENERGETICS JOINT VENTURE, LLC









MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND EGS Technology R&D

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND Merit Reviewers

MD-MARYLAND


MD-MARYLAND SENTECH, INC.

MD-MARYLAND APPSENTIAL, LLC

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND INTERIOR FACILITIES DESIGN LLC

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND




MD-MARYLAND PV Systems Development ACCUSTRATA

MD-MARYLAND State Energy Program DATA TREE, INC. OF VIRGINIA

MD-MARYLAND State Energy Program

MD-MARYLAND State Energy Program

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND DATA TREE, INC. OF VIRGINIA



WASHINGTON COUNTY OF COMMISSIONERS OFFICE (INC)


ARRAY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INC.














































BALTIMORE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE



MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND

MD-MARYLAND TELERIK INC.

MD-MARYLAND AREVA FEDERAL SERVICES LLC

ME-MAINE BetterBuildings: EECBG EFFICIENCY MAINE TRUST

ME-MAINE VERSO PAPER CORP.

ME-MAINE EE Appliance Rebate Programs

ME-MAINE ANDROSCOGGIN, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE AROOSTOOK COUNTY

ME-MAINE AROOSTOOK MICMAC COUNCIL

ME-MAINE AUGUSTA, CITY OF

ME-MAINE BANGOR, CITY OF

ME-MAINE BIDDEFORD, CITY OF

ME-MAINE CITY OF AUBURN

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE HANCOCK, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE KENNEBEC, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE KNOX, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE LEWISTON, CITY OF

ME-MAINE OXFORD, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE PENOBSCOT, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE



HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, MD DEPT OF






SIMONSON MANAGEMENT SERVICES


























CUMBERLAND COUNTY PARKING GARAGE





HOULTON BAND OF MALISEET INDIANS











PENOBSCOT INDIAN NATION RECREATION COMMITTEE





PLEASANT POINT INDIAN RESERVATION

ME-MAINE PORTLAND MAINE, CITY OF

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE SANFORD, TOWN OF

ME-MAINE SCARBOROUGH, TOWN OF

ME-MAINE SOMERSET COUNTY

ME-MAINE SOUTH PORTLAND, CITY OF

ME-MAINE TOWN OF BRUNSWICK

ME-MAINE YORK, COUNTY OF

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE State Energy Program

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE

ME-MAINE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM

MI-MICHIGAN Advanced Building Systems DOW CORNING CORPORATION

MI-MICHIGAN Advanced Building Systems PLEOTINT, LLC

MI-MICHIGAN Advanced Building Systems THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

MI-MICHIGAN Advanced Building Systems WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing COMPACT POWER INC.

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing FORD MOTOR COMPANY

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing GENERAL MOTORS LLC

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing H&T WATERBURY

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing KD ABG MI, LLC

MI-MICHIGAN Battery Manufacturing

MI-MICHIGAN BetterBuildings: EECBG




















MAINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM





MAINE STATE HOUSING AUTHORITY



MAINE STATE HOUSING AUTHORITY









DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS, LLC







MAGNA E-CAR SYSTEMS OF AMERICA, INC.



MI-MICHIGAN ABC APPLIANCE, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN Clean Cities AFV Grant Program CLEAN ENERGY COALITION

MI-MICHIGAN CHRYSLER GROUP LLC

MI-MICHIGAN GENERAL MOTORS LLC

MI-MICHIGAN EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MI-MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN BATTLE CREEK, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN BAY MILLS INDIAN COMMUNITY

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP (INC)

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN CITY OF SAGINAW

MI-MICHIGAN CITY OF WYANDOTTE

MI-MICHIGAN COUNTY OF JACKSON

MI-MICHIGAN DEARBORN HEIGHTS, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN DETROIT, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN EAST LANSING, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN FLINT, CITY OF


















BLOOMFIELD, CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF



CANTON, CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF



CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CLINTON



CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF COMMERCE



CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF YPSILANTI





CITY OF DEERBORN ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT


















FARMINGTON HILLS, CITY OF (INC)



MI-MICHIGAN GENESEE, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP

MI-MICHIGAN GRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP

MI-MICHIGAN GRAND RAPIDS, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN HURON POTAWATOMI, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN KALAMAZOO, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN KENT, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN KENTWOOD, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN LANSING, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN LINCOLN PARK, CITY OF (INC)

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN LIVINGSTON, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN LIVONIA, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN MACOMB TOWNSHIP

MI-MICHIGAN MACOMB, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN MIDLAND, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN MUSKEGON, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN NOVI, CITY OF (INC)

MI-MICHIGAN OAKLAND, COUNTY OF











GRAND TRAVERSE BAND OF OTTAWA & CHIPPEWA INDIANS



HANNAHVILLE INDIAN COMMUNITY











KEWEENAW BAY INDIAN COMMUNITY (INC)



LAC VIEUX DESERT BAND OF LAKE SUPERIOR CHIPPEWA INDIANS







LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA INDIANS, INC.



LITTLE TRAVERSE BAY BANDS OF ODAWA INDIANS











MATCH-E-BE-NASH-SHE-WISH BAND OF POTTAWATOMI INDIANS



MERIDIAN, CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF









MI-MICHIGAN OTTAWA, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN PONTIAC, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN PORTAGE, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN REDFORD, TOWNSHIP OF

MI-MICHIGAN ROCHESTER HILLS, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN ROSEVILLE, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN ROYAL OAK, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN SAGINAW, TOWNSHIP OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN SHELBY, CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF

MI-MICHIGAN SOUTHFIELD, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN ST CLAIR SHORES, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN ST CLAIR, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN STERLING HEIGHTS, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN TAYLOR, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN TROY, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN WARREN, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN WASHTENAW, COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN WATERFORD, TOWNSHIP OF

MI-MICHIGAN WAYNE, CHARTER COUNTY OF

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN WESTLAND, CITY OF

MI-MICHIGAN WYOMING, CITY OF (INC)

MI-MICHIGAN DELPHI CORPORATION





POKAGON BAND OF POTAWATOMI















SAGINAW CHIPPEWA INDIAN TRIBAL GOVERNMENT





SAULT SAINTE MARIE TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS

















WAMPANOAG TRIBE OF GAY HEAD (AQUINNAH)











WEST BLOOMFIELD, CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF







MI-MICHIGAN Ground Source Heat Pumps OAKLAND UNIVERSITY

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN BOSCH, ROBERT LLC

MI-MICHIGAN CLEAN ENERGY COALITION

MI-MICHIGAN DELPHI CORPORATION

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN CREATIVE POWER SYSTEMS, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN KENDALL ELECTRIC, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN Merit Reviewers

MI-MICHIGAN AMERICAN PROCESS INC

MI-MICHIGAN Merit Reviewers

MI-MICHIGAN PV Systems Development FRAUNHOFER USA, INC.

MI-MICHIGAN State Energy Program

MI-MICHIGAN Transportation Electrification CHRYSLER GROUP LLC

MI-MICHIGAN Transportation Electrification GENERAL MOTORS LLC

MI-MICHIGAN Transportation Electrification

MI-MICHIGAN Transportation Electrification

MI-MICHIGAN Transportation Electrification WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

MI-MICHIGAN FOCUS:HOPE




REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN









GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

















MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY






MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN DOW CORNING CORPORATION

MI-MICHIGAN

MI-MICHIGAN

MN-MINNESOTA Advanced Building Systems 3M COMPANY

MN-MINNESOTA Advanced Building Systems HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC

MN-MINNESOTA Advanced Building Systems SAGE ELECTROCHROMICS, INC.

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA BEST BUY GOVERNMENT LLC











MN-MINNESOTA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MN-MINNESOTA APPLE VALLEY, CITY OF (INC)

MN-MINNESOTA BLAINE, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA BLOOMINGTON, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA BROOKLYN PARK, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA BURNSVILLE, CITY OF (INC)

MN-MINNESOTA CARVER, COUNTY OF



HUMAN SERVICES, MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF





MICHIGAN AEROSPACE CORPORATION














































MN-MINNESOTA CITY OF DULUTH

MN-MINNESOTA CITY OF ST LOUIS PARK

MN-MINNESOTA CITY OF, MOORHEAD

MN-MINNESOTA COON RAPIDS, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA

MN-MINNESOTA COUNTY OF DAKOTA

MN-MINNESOTA COUNTY OF SCOTT

MN-MINNESOTA COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA EAGAN, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA EDEN PRAIRIE, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA EDINA, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA FOND DU LAC RESERVATION

MN-MINNESOTA HENNEPIN, COUNTY OF

MN-MINNESOTA LAKEVILLE, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA MANKATO, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA MAPLE GROVE, CITY OF (INC)

MN-MINNESOTA MAPLEWOOD, CITY OF (INC)

MN-MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA MINNETONKA, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA PLYMOUTH, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA PRAIRIE ISLAND TRIBAL COUNCIL

MN-MINNESOTA RAMSEY, COUNTY OF

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA ROCHESTER, CITY OF


































LOWER SIOUX INDIAN COMMUNITY











MINNESOTA MUNICIPAL POWER AGENCY











RED LAKE BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS



MN-MINNESOTA SAINT PAUL, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA ST CLOUD, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA ST LOUIS, COUNTY OF (INC)

MN-MINNESOTA STEARNS, COUNTY OF

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA WOODBURY, CITY OF INC

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA EGS Technology R&D

MN-MINNESOTA Merit Reviewers

MN-MINNESOTA Ground Source Heat Pumps EAGAN, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA SAINT PAUL, CITY OF

MN-MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POWER COMPANY

MN-MINNESOTA


MN-MINNESOTA THERMAL DYNAMICS, INC.

MN-MINNESOTA WECSYS LLC


MN-MINNESOTA PV Systems Development 3M COMPANY

MN-MINNESOTA State Energy Program

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA

MN-MINNESOTA HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC

MO-MISSOURI Advanced Building Systems EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.

MO-MISSOURI BetterBuildings: EECBG





SHAKOPEE MDEWAKANTON DAKOTA COMMUNITY









UPPER SIOUX INDIAN COMMUNITY





WRIGHT COUNTY ADMINISTRATION


































DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI BetterBuildings: EECBG KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

MO-MISSOURI EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MO-MISSOURI BLUE SPRINGS, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI CASS, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI CHESTERFIELD, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI CHRISTIAN, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI CITY OF ST JOSEPH

MO-MISSOURI CLAY, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI COLUMBIA, CITY OF (INC)

MO-MISSOURI COUNTY OF GREENE

MO-MISSOURI COUNTY OF JASPER

MO-MISSOURI FLORISSANT, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI FRANKLIN, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI INDEPENDENCE, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI JACKSON COUNTY

MO-MISSOURI JEFFERSON CITY, CITY OF INC

MO-MISSOURI JEFFERSON, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI JOPLIN, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI LEE'S SUMMIT, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI O'FALLON, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI SAINT CHARLES, CITY OF



METROPOLITAN ENERGY CENTER (INC )















CITY OF SAINT LOUIS BOARD OF PUBLIC SERVICE































MID AMERICA REGIONAL COUNCIL








MO-MISSOURI SAINT CHARLES, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI ST LOUIS, COUNTY OF

MO-MISSOURI ST PETERS, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI UNIVERSITY CITY, CITY OF

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI Ground Source Heat Pumps

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI Merit Reviewers

MO-MISSOURI ICM, INC.

MO-MISSOURI Merit Reviewers

MO-MISSOURI PV Systems Development

MO-MISSOURI State Energy Program

MO-MISSOURI Transportation Electrification

MO-MISSOURI Transportation Electrification

MO-MISSOURI

MO-MISSOURI QM POWER, INC

EE Appliance Rebate Programs


MS-MISSISSIPPI BLUEFIRE ETHANOL FUELS, INC













DONALD DANFORTH PLANT SCIENCE CENTER





MISSOURI CORN MERCHANDISING COUNCIL














SMITH ELECTRIC VEHICLES US CORP.







MP-NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANAS ISLANDS (CNMI)













Commercial Scale Biorefinery Projects

MS-MISSISSIPPI EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MS-MISSISSIPPI BILOXI, CITY OF (INC)

MS-MISSISSIPPI CITY OF GULFPORT

MS-MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF HARRISON

MS-MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF RANKIN

MS-MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF WARREN

MS-MISSISSIPPI DESOTO, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI GREENVILLE, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI HATTIESBURG, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI HINDS, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI JACKSON, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI JACKSON, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI JONES, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI LOWNDES, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI MADISON, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI MERIDIAN, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI OLIVE BRANCH, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI PEARL RIVER, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI SOUTHAVEN, CITY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI TUPELO, CITY OF (INC)

MS-MISSISSIPPI Ground Source Heat Pumps FORREST, COUNTY OF

MS-MISSISSIPPI

MS-MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY

MS-MISSISSIPPI State Energy Program



































MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS




















MS-MISSISSIPPI

MT-MONTANA SILVER WOLF ENTERPRISES






MT-MONTANA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA BILLINGS, CITY OF

MT-MONTANA BLACK FEET TRIBE, THE (INC)

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA CASCADE, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA CITY OF BOZEMAN

MT-MONTANA CITY OF GREAT FALLS

MT-MONTANA CITY OF KALISPELL

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA COUNTY OF LINCOLN

MT-MONTANA COUNTY OF MISSOULA

MT-MONTANA COUNTY OF PARK

MT-MONTANA COUNTY OF YELLOWSTONE

MT-MONTANA CROW TRIBE OF INDIANS

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA FLATHEAD, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA



HUMAN SERVICES, MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF

















ANACONDA-DEER LODGE, COUNTY OF







BUTTE-SILVER BOW, CITY AND COUNTY OF





CHIPPEWA CREE TRIBE, THE (INC)









CONFEDERATED SALISH & KOOTENAI TRIBES


















FORT BELKNAP COMMUNITY COUNCIL



FORT PECK ASSINIBOINE & SIOUX TRIBES INC

MT-MONTANA GALLATIN, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA HAVRE, CITY OF

MT-MONTANA LAKE, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA LEWIS & CLARK, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA LEWIS & CLARK, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA MILES CITY INC, CITY OF

MT-MONTANA MISSOULA CITY OF

MT-MONTANA NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBE

MT-MONTANA RAVALLI, COUNTY OF

MT-MONTANA Merit Reviewers

MT-MONTANA Ground Source Heat Pumps

MT-MONTANA Ground Source Heat Pumps

MT-MONTANA State Energy Program

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA

MT-MONTANA WINDATA, INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Advanced Building Systems PORTICOS INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Battery Manufacturing CELGARD, LLC

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Battery Manufacturing CHEMETALL FOOTE CORP

NC-NORTH CAROLINA BetterBuildings: EECBG CITY OF GREENSBORO

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

NC-NORTH CAROLINA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

NC-NORTH CAROLINA ASHEVILLE, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA BUNCOMBE, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA BURLINGTON, CITY OF






















FLATHEAD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.


MONTANA TECH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA





PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF



PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF









UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE


EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA









NC-NORTH CAROLINA CARY, TOWN OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, TOWN OF (INC)

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF DURHAM

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF GOLDSBORO

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF GREENSBORO

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF HIGH POINT

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CITY OF JACKSONVILLE

NC-NORTH CAROLINA CONCORD, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND

NC-NORTH CAROLINA DAVIDSON, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA GASTON COUNTY

NC-NORTH CAROLINA GASTONIA, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA HICKORY, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA HUNTERSVILLE TOWN OF (INC)

NC-NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA JOHNSTON, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA KANNAPOLIS, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA MECKLENBURG, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA RANDOLPH, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA ROCKY MOUNT, (INC) CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA UNION, COUNTY OF



























EASTERN BAND OF THE CHEROKEE INDIANS






























NC-NORTH CAROLINA WAKE, COUNTY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA WILMINGTON, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA WILSON, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA WINSTON-SALEM, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Ground Source Heat Pumps RALEIGH, CITY OF

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA OMNI RESOURCES INC

NC-NORTH CAROLINA Merit Reviewers




NC-NORTH CAROLINA Solid State Lighting CREE, INC.

NC-NORTH CAROLINA State Energy Program

NC-NORTH CAROLINA

NC-NORTH CAROLINA PPG INDUSTRIES INC

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA EE Appliance Rebate Programs

ND-NORTH DAKOTA BARNES, COUNTY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA BURLEIGH, COUNTY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA CITY OF BISMARCK











SKG PROCESS DEVELOPMENT, INC.























HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES, NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF





GLOBAL ELECTRIC MOTORCARS, LLC



GLOBAL ELECTRIC MOTORCARS, LLC


COMMERCE, NORTH DAKOTA DEPT OF







ND-NORTH DAKOTA CITY OF FARGO

ND-NORTH DAKOTA CITY OF GRAND FORKS

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA DICKINSON, CITY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA JAMESTOWN, CITY OF INC

ND-NORTH DAKOTA MANDAN, CITY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA MINOT, CITY OF (INC)

ND-NORTH DAKOTA RAMSEY, COUNTY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA ROLETTE, COUNTY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA SPIRIT LAKE TRIBE

ND-NORTH DAKOTA STANDING ROCK SIOUX TRIBE

ND-NORTH DAKOTA THREE AFFILIATED TRIBES

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA WAHPETON, CITY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA WALSH, COUNTY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA WEST FARGO CITY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA WILLISTON, CITY OF

ND-NORTH DAKOTA Geothermal Demonstrations UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA

ND-NORTH DAKOTA State Energy Program

ND-NORTH DAKOTA

NE-NEBRASKA BetterBuildings: EECBG CITY OF OMAHA

NE-NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA EE Appliance Rebate Programs ENERGY OFFICE, NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA BELLEVUE, CITY OF

NE-NEBRASKA CASS, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA CITY OF HASTINGS

NE-NEBRASKA CITY OF KEARNEY







COMMERCE, NORTH DAKOTA DEPT OF





















TURTLE MOUNTAIN BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS



























NE-NEBRASKA CITY OF OMAHA

NE-NEBRASKA COUNTY OF SARPY

NE-NEBRASKA DAKOTA, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA DAWSON, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA DOUGLAS COUNTY NEBRASKA


NE-NEBRASKA FREMONT, CITY OF

NE-NEBRASKA GAGE, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA GRAND ISLAND, CITY OF

NE-NEBRASKA LANCASTER, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA LINCOLN, CITY OF (INC)

NE-NEBRASKA NORFOLK, CITY OF, INC

NE-NEBRASKA NORTH PLATTE, CITY OF

NE-NEBRASKA OMAHA TRIBE OF NEBRASKA, INC

NE-NEBRASKA PAPILLION, CITY OF

NE-NEBRASKA PLATTE, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA PONCA TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA SAUNDERS, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA SCOTTS BLUFF, COUNTY OF

NE-NEBRASKA

NE-NEBRASKA Ground Source Heat Pumps

NE-NEBRASKA State Energy Program ENERGY OFFICE, NEBRASKA


NE-NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE BetterBuildings: EECBG

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE EE Appliance Rebate Programs





































SANTEE SIOUX TRIBAL HOUSING AUTHORITY







WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA


DISTRICT ENERGY CORPORATION










NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE BELKNAP COUNTY

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE CARROLL, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE CHESHIRE COUNTY

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE CONCORD, CITY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE COOS, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE DERRY, TOWN OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE DOVER, CITY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE GRAFTON, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE HILLSBOROUGH, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE HUDSON, TOWN OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE LONDONDERRY, TOWN OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE MANCHESTER, CITY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE MERRIMACK, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE MERRIMACK, TOWN OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE NASHUA, CITY OF (INC)

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE ROCHESTER, CITY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE ROCKINGHAM, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE SALEM, TOWN OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE STRAFFORD, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE SULLIVAN, COUNTY OF

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE Merit Reviewers

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE State Energy Program

NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE

NJ-NEW JERSEY Advanced Building Systems SIEMENS CORPORATION

NJ-NEW JERSEY HORIBA JOBIN YVON INC






















































NJ-NEW JERSEY THORLABS, INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY Battery Manufacturing BASF CATALYSTS LLC

NJ-NEW JERSEY BetterBuildings: Buildings CAMDEN, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

NJ-NEW JERSEY RHODE ISLAND LFG GENCO, LLC

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY EE Appliance Rebate Programs

NJ-NEW JERSEY ATLANTIC CITY (INC), CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BAYONNE, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BERGEN, COUNTY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BERKELEY, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BLOOMFIELD, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BOROUGH OF SAYREVILLE, INC

NJ-NEW JERSEY BRICK, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY BRIDGEWATER, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY CAMDEN, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY CAMDEN, COUNTY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY CHERRY HILL, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY CITY OF JERSEY CITY, THE

NJ-NEW JERSEY CLIFTON, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY COUNTY OF BURLINGTON







NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


NJ CLEAN CITIES COALITION A NJ NONPROFIT CORPORATION





RIDGEWOOD RENEWABLE POWER LLC































NJ-NEW JERSEY COUNTY OF MONMOUTH

NJ-NEW JERSEY COUNTY OF SOMERSET

NJ-NEW JERSEY EAST BRUNSWICK, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY EAST ORANGE, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY EDISON, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP

NJ-NEW JERSEY ELIZABETH, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY ESSEX, COUNTY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY EVESHAM, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY EWING, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY FORT LEE, BOROUGH OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY FRANKLIN, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY GALLOWAY, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP (INC)

NJ-NEW JERSEY HACKENSACK, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY HAMILTON, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY HILLSBOROUGH, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY HOBOKEN, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY HOWELL, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY IRVINGTON, TOWN OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY JACKSON, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY KEARNY, TOWN OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP

NJ-NEW JERSEY LINDEN, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY MARLBORO, TOWNSHIP OF





























GLOUCESTER COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY (INC)

























MANCHESTER, TOWNSHIP OF (INC)



NJ-NEW JERSEY MIDDLETOWN, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY MONROE, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY MONTCLAIR, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY MORRIS, COUNTY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY MOUNT LAUREL TOWNSHIP

NJ-NEW JERSEY NEW BRUNSWICK, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY OCEAN, COUNTY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY PASSAIC, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY PATERSON, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY PERTH AMBOY, CITY OF (INC)

NJ-NEW JERSEY PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP INC

NJ-NEW JERSEY PLAINFIELD, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY TEANECK, TOWNSHIP OF (INC)

NJ-NEW JERSEY TOMS RIVER TOWNSHIP

NJ-NEW JERSEY TOWNSHIP OF MANALAPAN (INC)

NJ-NEW JERSEY TOWNSHIP OF OLD BRIDGE (INC)

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY TOWNSHIP OF UNION

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY TRENTON, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY UNION CITY, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY UNION, COUNTY OF















NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, CITY OF, (INC)



NORTH BERGEN, TOWNSHIP OF INC



NORTH BRUNSWICK, TOWNSHIP OF (INC)





PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS, TOWNSHIP OF













SOUTH BRUNSWICK, TOWNSHIP OF











TOWNSHIP OF PENNSAUKEN (INC)












NJ-NEW JERSEY VINELAND, CITY OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WAYNE, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WEST NEW YORK, TOWN OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WEST ORANGE, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WILLINGBORO, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WINSLOW, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY WOODBRIDGE, TOWNSHIP OF

NJ-NEW JERSEY Merit Reviewers

NJ-NEW JERSEY Ground Source Heat Pumps ENVIRON HOLDINGS, INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY ALCATEL-LUCENT USA INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY ALCATEL-LUCENT USA INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY A MATTER OF FAX

NJ-NEW JERSEY Merit Reviewers

NJ-NEW JERSEY STAPLES, INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY STAPLES, INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY Solid State Lighting LIGHTSCAPE MATERIALS INC.

NJ-NEW JERSEY Solid State Lighting

NJ-NEW JERSEY Solid State Lighting

NJ-NEW JERSEY State Energy Program

NJ-NEW JERSEY

NJ-NEW JERSEY





































TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, THE



UNIVERSAL DISPLAY CORPORATION


VEECO PROCESS EQUIPMENT INC





BERGEN COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM INC



COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, NEW JERSEY DEPT OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO Concentrating Solar Power SANDIA CORPORATION

NM-NEW MEXICO EE Appliance Rebate Programs

NM-NEW MEXICO ALBUQUERQUE, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO CITY OF ALAMOGORDO

NM-NEW MEXICO CITY OF CARLSBAD

NM-NEW MEXICO CITY OF FARMINGTON

NM-NEW MEXICO CLOVIS, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF BERNALILLO

NM-NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF GRANT

NM-NEW MEXICO DONA ANA, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO HOBBS, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO JICARILLA APACHE TRIBE (INC)

NM-NEW MEXICO LAS CRUCES, CITY OF INC

NM-NEW MEXICO MC KINLEY, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO NAMBE PUEBLO HI-TECH

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO PICURIS PUEBLO INDIAN TRIBE

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO DE SAN ILDEFONSO

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO LAGUNA

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF ACOMA

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF ISLETA




































MESCALERO APACHE HOUSING AUTHORITY





NEW MEXICO RECYCLING COALITION





PUEBLO DE COCHITI HOUSING AUTHORITY









NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF JEMEZ

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF SAN FELIPE

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF SANDIA

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF ZIA

NM-NEW MEXICO RIO ARRIBA, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO RIO RANCHO, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO ROSWELL, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO SANDOVAL, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO SANTA ANA, PUEBLO OF

NM-NEW MEXICO SANTA CLARA, PUEBLO OF

NM-NEW MEXICO SANTA FE, CITY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO SANTA FE, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO TAOS COUNTY CLERK

NM-NEW MEXICO TAOS, PUEBLO OF

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO VALENCIA, COUNTY OF

NM-NEW MEXICO ZUNI, PUEBLO OF

NM-NEW MEXICO EGS Technology R&D

NM-NEW MEXICO EGS Technology R&D MANSURE, ARTHUR

NM-NEW MEXICO EGS Technology R&D SANDIA CORPORATION


NM-NEW MEXICO






PUEBLO OF POJOAQUE HOUSING CORPORATION















SAN JUAN PUEBLO TRIBAL COUNCIL



SAN JUAN, COUNTY OF NEW MEXICO













SANTO DOMINGO TRIBE (PUEBLO)







TESUQUE PUEBLO ADMINISTRATION
















NM-NEW MEXICO LOS ALAMOS, COUNTY


NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO Merit Reviewers

NM-NEW MEXICO Merit Reviewers




NM-NEW MEXICO PV Systems Development

NM-NEW MEXICO PV Systems Development OPTOMEC, INC.

NM-NEW MEXICO Solid State Lighting SANDIA CORPORATION

NM-NEW MEXICO State Energy Program

NM-NEW MEXICO PUEBLO OF JEMEZ

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO

NM-NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY


NV-NEVADA EE Appliance Rebate Programs NEVADA, STATE OF

NV-NEVADA BOULDER CITY, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA CHURCHILL, COUNTY OF

NV-NEVADA CITY OF CARSON CITY

NV-NEVADA CITY OF SPARKS PUBLIC WORKS

NV-NEVADA CLARK, COUNTY OF

NV-NEVADA COUNTY OF DOUGLAS

NV-NEVADA COUNTY OF NYE

NV-NEVADA COUNTY OF WASHOE




























NEW MEXICO MORTGAGE FINANCE AUTHORITY (INC)



NEW MEXICO MORTGAGE FINANCE AUTHORITY (INC)






















NV-NEVADA DUCKWATER SHOSHONE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA ELY SHOSHONE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA FERNLEY, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA FORT MC DERMITT PAIUTE

NV-NEVADA HENDERSON, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA LAS VEGAS PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA LAS VEGAS, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA LYON NEVADA, COUNTY OF

NV-NEVADA MESQUITE, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA MOAPA BAND PAIUTE

NV-NEVADA NEVADA, STATE OF

NV-NEVADA NORTH LAS VEGAS, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA PERSHING, COUNTY OF

NV-NEVADA PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA RENO, CITY OF

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA SHOSHONE-PAIUTE TRIBES

NV-NEVADA SUMMIT LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA WALKER RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA WHITE PINE COUNTY (INC)

NV-NEVADA YERINGTON PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA YOMBA TRIBAL COUNCIL INC

NV-NEVADA EGS Technology R&D

NV-NEVADA EGS Technology R&D







FALLON PAIUTE SHOSHONE TRIBES OF THE FALLON RESERVATION & COLONY





























RENO-SPARKS INDIAN COLONY INC







TE-MOAK TRIBE OF WESTERN SHOSHONE





WASHOE TRIBE OF NEVADA & CALIFORNIA











NV-NEVADA Geothermal Demonstrations BEOWAWE POWER, LLC

NV-NEVADA Geothermal Demonstrations

NV-NEVADA Geothermal Demonstrations

NV-NEVADA Merit Reviewers

NV-NEVADA SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

NV-NEVADA State Energy Program NEVADA, STATE OF

NV-NEVADA GEOGLOBAL ENERGY LLC

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA MAGMA ENERGY (U.S.) CORP.

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA ORMAT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

NV-NEVADA ORMAT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

NV-NEVADA OSKI ENERGY, LLC

NV-NEVADA PRESCO ENERGY, L.L.C.

NV-NEVADA PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE

NV-NEVADA

NV-NEVADA U.S. GEOTHERMAL INC.

NV-NEVADA VULCAN POWER COMPANY

NV-NEVADA

NY-NEW YORK Advanced Building Systems CORNELL UNIVERSITY, INC

NY-NEW YORK Advanced Building Systems GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

NY-NEW YORK Advanced Building Systems

NY-NEW YORK Advanced Building Systems SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

NY-NEW YORK Advanced Building Systems VERIFIED ENERGY LLC

NY-NEW YORK Battery Manufacturing

NY-NEW YORK BetterBuildings: EECBG



TERRA-GEN SIERRA HOLDINGS, LLC


TGP DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LLC










GEOTHERMAL TECHNICAL PARTNERS INC.





NEVADA GEOTHERMAL POWER COMPANY



NEVADA GEOTHERMAL POWER COMPANY













SIERRA GEOTHERMAL POWER INC







BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF




PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION




HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC.



NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK J & R ELECTRONICS INC.

NY-NEW YORK RFCUNY - BARUCH COLLEGE

NY-NEW YORK STAR CREATIONS, INC.

















1 STOP ELECTRONICS CENTER, INC.



1 STOP ELECTRONICS CENTER, INC.



COOL RUNNING HOSPITALITY SUPPLY LLC











































































NY-NEW YORK Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

NY-NEW YORK Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

NY-NEW YORK EE Appliance Rebate Programs

NY-NEW YORK ALBANY, CITY OF

NY-NEW YORK AMHERST, TOWN OF

NY-NEW YORK BABYLON, TOWN OF INC

NY-NEW YORK BEDFORD, TOWN OF








































GREATER LONG ISLAND CLEAN CITIES COALITION













NY-NEW YORK BINGHAMTON, CITY OF

NY-NEW YORK BROOKHAVEN, TOWN OF

NY-NEW YORK BUFFALO CITY OF

NY-NEW YORK CAYUGA NATION OF NEW YORK

NY-NEW YORK CITY OF ROCHESTER

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ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA, INC., THE



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CHEYENNE & ARAPAHO TRIBES OF OKLAHOMA





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PORTLAND ENERGY CONSERVATION, INC.



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INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY NETWORK INC






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PITTSBURGH FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO





AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.















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STATE COLLEGE, BOROUGH OF (INC)

















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1001 SOUTH 15TH STREET ASSOCIATES, LLC


WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA



















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BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE



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SISTEMA UNIVERSITARIO ANA G. MENDEZ, INC.





AUTONOMOUS MUNICIPALITY OF CIDRA











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Queensland-AU

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RI-RHODE ISLAND

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA Battery Manufacturing KEMET CORPORATION

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA Battery Manufacturing TODA AMERICA INCORPORATED

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SC-SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN, COUNTY OF








THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND


RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, STATE OF

































SAVANNAH RIVER NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS, LLC







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Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility

SC-SOUTH CAROLINA

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SD-SOUTH DAKOTA


Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility



TOURISM AND STATE DEVELOPMENT, SD DEPT OF

















FLANDREAU SANTEE SIOUX TRIBE















OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE OF PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION






















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TN-TENNESSEE Advanced Building Systems

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TN-TENNESSEE CLEVELAND, CITY OF

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TN-TENNESSEE













SOCIAL SERVICES, SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF


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BATTELLE MERORIAL INSTITUTE - DOE-PAC




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TN-TENNESSEE FRANKLIN, CITY OF

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Energy.gov/List of AwardeesData is as of December 10, 2010

Total Awarded Total Outlaid Award Date

HUNTSVILLE 114,296 114,296 9/30/2010

FAYETTEVILLE 3,914,527 70,000 9/13/2010

TEMPE 5,133,150 1,248,043 12/16/2009

TEMPE 5,205,706 473,736 12/22/2009

SCOTTSDALE 2,993,128 114,822 9/2/2010

TUCSON 5,000,000 0 6/24/2010

SANTA CLARA 4,373,990 0 6/30/2010

HUNTINGTON BEACH 2,264,090 0 9/23/2010

NEWBURY PARK 5,089,144 958,294 12/30/2009

REDWOOD CITY 4,657,045 369,672 7/1/2010

HAYWARD 4,000,000 1,402,215 12/16/2009

SAN DIEGO 1,986,308 0 8/20/2010

MALIBU 5,058,752 0 9/13/2010

LIVERMORE 3,347,287 188,433 7/23/2009

STANFORD 1,501,742 0 7/9/2010

5,006,011 620,857 1/14/2010

ALAMEDA 3,000,000 398,359 8/31/2010

IRVINE 399,800 64,364 8/26/2010

RICHMOND 2,030,940 607,069 12/14/2009

SAN RAFAEL 3,000,000 915,585 1/15/2010

MENLO PARK 3,204,080 0 7/6/2010

BERKELEY 4,996,311 869,589 6/28/2010

HAYWARD 1,153,975 159,407 12/18/2009

Place of Performance City

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

ALAMEDA 2,000,000 0 8/31/2010

MENLO PARK 1,000,000 23,024 7/7/2010

RIVERDALE 763,745 186,501 12/15/2009

BERKELEY 5,325,071 211,354 7/15/2009

BERKELEY 1,781,190 0 7/16/2010

THOUSAND OAKS 3,439,494 0 9/17/2010

THOUSAND OAKS 1,000,272 0 9/23/2010

GOLETA 2,950,000 33,190 8/23/2010

LOS ANGELES 4,000,000 0 7/13/2010

LOS ANGELES 520,547 0 8/24/2010

LOS ANGELES 2,420,802 0 9/17/2010

LOS ANGELES 1,459,324 0 9/9/2010

SAN DIEGO 1,238,411 120,213 7/20/2010

GOLDEN 193,000 101,178 8/14/2009

LITTLETON 9,141,030 3,919,236 1/15/2010

LITTLETON 4,886,155 1,499,807 12/18/2009

BOULDER 5,997,490 492,258 7/12/2010

BOULDER 3,142,071 200,500 7/13/2010

WALLINGFORD 2,148,719 102,543 8/13/2010

EAST HARTFORD 2,263,898 690,538 12/15/2009

EAST HARTFORD 5,954,678 91,905 9/2/2010

EAST HARTFORD 2,999,963 145,663 9/8/2010

1,967,217 1,967,217 3/31/2010

WASHINGTON 6,563 6,563 8/28/2009

11,287,164 3,597,346 9/24/2010

WASHINGTON 2,749,404 2,746,193 9/21/2010

WASHINGTON 2,100,000 0 9/24/2010

WILMINGTON 8,884,698 2,646,866 2/26/2010

NEWARK 4,475,417 471,162 1/15/2010

ODESSA 681,322 0 9/17/2010

ORLANDO 4,092,727 558,216 6/23/2010

GAINESVILLE 1,000,531 0 8/24/2010

ATLANTA 1,000,000 0 6/30/2010

ATLANTA 260,821 0 8/10/2010

ATLANTA 2,014,636 0 8/19/2010

ATLANTA 2,399,765 0 8/25/2010

ATHENS (CCD) 1,084,363 0 9/15/2010

AMES 4,416,852 109,016 1/11/2010

IDAHO FALLS 2,387 2,387 7/14/2009

NAPERVILLE 2,250,486 890,327 12/31/2009

64,000 16,163 7/31/2009

CHAMPAIGN 300,000 6,229 8/12/2010

URBANA 1,715,752 111,663 1/8/2010

NOTRE DAME 2,559,562 167,079 6/25/2010

NOTRE DAME 2,817,926 8,328 8/24/2010

LEXINGTON-FAYETTE 2,011,578 137,120 6/10/2010

LEXINGTON 4,000,000 2,332,958 12/10/2009

WELLESLEY 2,550,000 183,406 8/10/2010

MEDFORD HILLSIDE 4,565,800 1,480,057 1/14/2010

TYNGSBOROUGH 2,245,875 0 9/22/2010

CAMBRIDGE 5,349,932 450,145 12/15/2009

8,325,400 1,266,266 2/23/2010

WATERTOWN 750,000 0 9/13/2010

BOSTON 6,668,000 0 7/16/2010

ARGONNE (ARGONNE NATIONAL

WILBRAHAM (TOWN OF)

BOSTON 4,194,125 0 6/23/2010

CAMBRIDGE 6,634,967 61,175 7/15/2010

CAMBRIDGE 3,425,331 0 8/18/2010

CAMBRIDGE 4,414,003 39,692 8/31/2010

CAMBRIDGE A 6,949,584 274,830 1/15/2010

CAMBRIDGE 683,194 0 9/22/2010

CAMBRIDGE A 4,085,346 771,799 1/4/2010

AMHERST 1,668,000 113,068 6/30/2010

AMHERST 1,800,000 0 9/22/2010

COLLEGE PARK 500,001 0 8/19/2010

GERMANTOWN 40,560 40,560 10/1/2010

GERMANTOWN 1,026 1,026 10/1/2010

TROY 6,733,386 1,566,395 12/22/2009

WARREN 2,698,935 608,694 12/17/2009

EAST LANSING 2,540,631 740,965 12/11/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 2,200,000 655,862 1/11/2010

JOPLIN 7,200,000 1,584,754 1/15/2010

ROLLA 1,200,000 0 7/14/2010

CARY 4,200,020 0 8/30/2010

DURHAM 5,200,003 0 8/20/2010

RALEIGH 2,749,976 8,778 6/23/2010

CARY (TOWNSHIP OF) 3,000,000 970,697 12/11/2009

3,111,693 252,704 12/18/2009

2,200,000 109,055 7/1/2010

LIVINGSTON 1,000,000 373,281 11/23/2009

LOS ALAMOS 32,379 32,379 7/23/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 63,553 63,553 7/23/2009

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK

RONKONKOMA 999,544 0 6/24/2010

UPTON 7,917 7,917 9/22/2009

NISKAYUNA 3,017,511 127,858 7/16/2010

NISKAYUNA 949,533 0 8/13/2010

NISKAYUNA 2,249,980 0 9/23/2010

NEW YORK 1,568,278 0 9/2/2010

NEW YORK 2,997,133 0 9/15/2010

NEW YORK 543,394 0 6/10/2010

NEW YORK 1,266,675 0 7/16/2010

HUDSON 3,269,965 5,529 8/27/2010

COLUMBUS 400,000 21,764 8/24/2010

CLEVELAND 2,254,017 0 9/1/2010

MIAMISBURG 1,999,447 372,111 1/15/2010

STRONGSVILLE 4,519,259 305,575 1/15/2010

COLUMBUS 5,000,000 175,512 1/15/2010

COLUMBUS 3,977,349 154,235 6/23/2010

MARYSVILLE 5,992,676 2,423,379 1/12/2010

PORTLAND 458,265 0 8/27/2010

PORTLAND 5,000,335 12,969 7/2/2010

BETHLEHEM 560,809 213,821 12/2/2009

STATE COLLEGE 2,908,239 50,438 8/23/2010

UNIVERSITY PARK 1,500,000 0 6/30/2010

CHARLESTON 2,342,602 0 7/9/2010

OAK RIDGE 360,000 310,263 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 646,788 43,754 9/29/2009

AUSTIN 1,223,400 220,215 8/27/2010

COLLEGE STATION 1,019,874 50,701 6/10/2010

OREM 748,990 52,695 7/14/2010

FORT BELVOIR 4,892 4,892 6/11/2010

DULLES 2,530,958 0 8/26/2010

BLACKSBURG 1,000,000 11,673 8/23/2010

BLACKSBURG 1,000,000 19 9/1/2010

RICHLAND 1,509,288 94,207 9/10/2009

KENNEWICK 3,000,617 17,277 8/27/2010

MILWAUKEE 2,889,676 31,861 9/1/2010

3 3

1,989,269 1,949,884

1,168,867 0 11/22/2010

GOLDEN 233,609 0 12/6/2010

415,000 0 11/19/2010

1,323,135 550,806 6/4/2010

WASHINGTON 251,865 213,087 10/16/2009

208,666 208,666 8/28/2009

278,505 278,505 3/11/2010

9,123 0 9/28/2010

WASHINGTON 2,400,000 1,888,490 9/4/2009

WASHINGTON 1,033,561 0 9/3/2009

WASHINGTON 877,270 0 9/2/2010

WASHINGTON 1,250,000 608,797 9/18/2009

5,165 5,127 9/8/2010

WASHINGTON 2,085 0 9/14/2010

8,826 8,826 2/22/2010

65,253 65,253 8/12/2010

9,164 9,164 9/1/2010

WASHINGTON 66,221 66,221 8/13/2009

850,000 0 11/18/2010

WASHINGTON 645,000 350,482 9/30/2009

WASHINGTON 600 0 8/26/2009

WASHINGTON 243,269 243,269 8/26/2009

WASHINGTON 300,000 300,000 11/15/2010

WASHINGTON 500,000 61,252 1/12/2010

160,000 153,424 9/17/2010

WASHINGTON 100,898 100,898 9/9/2009

WASHINGTON 25,613 0 9/29/2009

499,876 0 9/28/2010

ATLANTA 250,000 0 9/30/2010

VERNON HILLS 854 0 9/23/2010

JASPER 2,970 2,970 4/27/2010

50,000 0 12/9/2010

GERMANTOWN 1,178,198 1,178,198 7/24/2009

GERMANTOWN 11,071,819 5,435,379 8/26/2009

GERMANTOWN 1,306,708 873,081 2/26/2010

GERMANTOWN 6,192,066 1,547,969 8/27/2009

GERMANTOWN 1,124 1,124 9/14/2009

BETHESDA 5,700,000 5,473,614 7/24/2009

WHEATON 97,540 97,540 9/21/2009

GERMANTOWN 333,770 275,987 7/24/2009

GAITHERSBURG 6,114,666 4,649,567 7/28/2009

LAS VEGAS 60,000 10,811 9/24/2010

FALLS CHURCH 250,000 218,509 5/4/2010

ARLINGTON 975,000 795,524 8/26/2009

NORFOLK 311 311 12/11/2009

40,000 0 11/19/2010

9,374,306 9,239,463

196,085 0 9/14/2010

CHICAGO 7,803,915 7,618,013 2/4/2010

ANCHORAGE 767,493 43,751 12/7/2009

MONTGOMERY 627,742 0 8/12/2009

BIRMINGHAM 164,527,160 8,782,673 12/24/2009

MONTGOMERY 868,824 17,261 4/7/2010

LITTLE ROCK 461,990 115,106 8/14/2009

FORREST CITY 2,357,520 1,471,545 3/16/2010

LITTLE ROCK 822,779 108,315 11/10/2009

PAGO PAGO SAMOA 205,257 27,455 2/12/2010

TUCSON 300,000 9,242 6/18/2010

PHOENIX 796,410 64,489 8/12/2009

PHOENIX 300,000 104,078 6/18/2010

FORT DEFIANCE 4,991,750 0 3/29/2010

TEMPE 56,859,359 13,366,790 12/24/2009

BENSON 32,244,485 3,449,570 5/14/2010

PHOENIX 915,679 200,000 11/23/2009

FORT DEFIANCE 704,486 0 6/30/2010

CHULA VISTA 198,998 41,572 4/30/2010

SACRAMENTO 3,572,526 146,661 8/14/2009

SAN JOSE 299,983 14,372 4/28/2010

VISALIA 198,271 0 4/30/2010

BERKELEY 5,750,000 68,903 6/30/2010

BERKELEY 500,000 4,346 9/9/2010

SAN DIEGO 110,154 110,154 9/21/2009

ANAHEIM 5,896,025 678,276 4/29/2010

BURBANK 20,000,000 1,206,207 3/23/2010

GLENDALE 20,000,000 5,680,922 3/3/2010

EDISON 11,384,363 393,146 4/8/2010

MODESTO 1,493,149 0 4/6/2010

BERKELEY 2,795,000 516,449 12/18/2009

SACRAMENTO 127,506,261 12,107,229 12/24/2009

SAN DIEGO 28,115,052 0 4/26/2010

FREMONT (CCD) 3,694,660 448,284 6/4/2010

LOS ANGELES 60,280,000 733,972 12/31/2009

SAN FRANCISCO 25,000,000 0 12/31/2009

ALAMEDA 14,000,000 2,448,342 1/20/2010

SAN DIEGO 6,177,811 0 9/22/2010

BERKELEY 6,196,060 1,560,228 7/30/2010

ROSEMEAD 24,978,264 0 2/8/2010

ROSEMEAD 39,621,208 0 2/10/2010

SAN FRANCISCO 8,081,973 3,449,580 6/4/2009

SAN FRANCISCO 1,686,869 70,779 11/13/2009

GLENDALE 750,000 0 7/16/2010

SACRAMENTO 749,992 0 7/20/2010

ASPEN 59,193 0 7/29/2010

AURORA 151,800 26,359 4/16/2010

DURANGO 58,500 20,125 4/14/2010

DENVER 210,040 0 4/16/2010

LAKEWOOD 195,000 780 4/14/2010

DENVER 653,209 98,263 8/14/2009

WHEAT RIDGE 130,000 0 4/14/2010

GOLDEN 3,250,000 59,151 8/17/2010

DENVER 12,000,000 1,276,709 4/30/2010

GOLDEN 10,910,000 1,610,009 8/18/2009

PUEBLO 6,142,854 2,815,006 4/2/2010

FORT COLLINS 18,101,263 0 6/7/2010

FORT COLLINS 4,841,647 854,996 7/17/2009

DENVER 875,899 122,192 11/19/2009

BOULDER 2,470,343 104,274 6/30/2010

HARTFORD 521,250 112,183 8/12/2009

WILLIMANTIC 255,587 0 6/4/2010

NORWICH 9,188,050 1,050,132 3/17/2010

NEW BRITAIN 839,241 98,000 10/29/2009

WASHINGTON 254,302 1,213 8/14/2009

WASHINGTON 719,596 719,596 9/28/2009

630,000 0 5/12/2010

880,403 0 9/30/2010

WASHINGTON 1,100,000 277,063 9/29/2009

WASHINGTON 14,000,000 133,040 6/29/2010

WASHINGTON 3,771,938 3,616,444 7/28/2009

WASHINGTON 250,000 0 9/16/2010

16,686,514 0 9/30/2010

WASHINGTON 704,251 704,200 2/4/2010

WASHINGTON 20,000 11,675 10/27/2009

12,900,000 0 9/17/2010

WASHINGTON 104,780,549 7,085,001 12/24/2009

WASHINGTON 44,580,549 1,957,738 4/6/2010

862,296 7,488 9/20/2010

960,000 30,323 5/12/2010

WASHINGTON 765,085 63,859 11/30/2009

330,000 0 5/12/2010

WASHINGTON 4,000,000 525,366 2/18/2010

WASHINGTON 4,376,050 0 4/30/2010

DOVER 280,109 37,027 8/12/2009

DOVER 772,254 78,802 10/29/2009

DELRAY BEACH 130,000 0 4/28/2010

TALLAHASSEE 1,881,676 15,685 8/14/2009

LAKE WORTH 130,000 0 4/21/2010

130,000 0 6/15/2010

ORLANDO (CCD) 4,554,800 294,509 5/27/2010

LAKELAND 14,850,000 2,083,993 5/17/2010

JUNO BEACH 200,000,000 83,543,283 12/24/2009

JACKSONVILLE 13,031,547 346,536 4/26/2010

LEESBURG 9,748,812 0 5/14/2010

QUINCY 2,471,041 0 4/27/2010

TALLAHASSEE 8,890,554 192,806 4/20/2010

QUINCY 8,100,000 481,832 3/22/2010

TALLAHASSEE 1,217,160 227,013 12/8/2009

JUNO BEACH 5,000,000 0 7/30/2010

ATLANTA 1,088,694 300,901 8/14/2009

ROSWELL 130,000 3,182 4/30/2010

PALM BEACH GARDENS

MARIETTA 16,893,836 1,508,925 4/29/2010

TUCKER 6,456,501 1,937,805 4/1/2010

ATLANTA 12,267,350 1,540,493 4/1/2010

MCCAYSVILLE 1,138,060 560,605 4/26/2010

ATLANTA 996,874 212,424 11/25/2009

ATLANTA 647,368 40,391 5/27/2010

695,100 0 8/6/2010

HARMON 16,603,507 144,648 3/11/2010

HONOLULU 318,196 13,802 8/14/2009

HONOLULU 5,347,598 35,422 4/23/2010

HONOLULU 5,548,585 0 7/17/2009

HONOLULU 782,834 126,921 11/13/2009

HONOLULU 2,500,000 60,932 5/4/2010

HONOLULU 750,000 3,028 7/30/2010

DAVENPORT 200,000 0 5/6/2010

DES MOINES 475,493 29,820 8/13/2009

AUBURN 2,075,080 139,339 3/29/2010

ANKENY 5,000,000 161,775 4/1/2010

DES MOINES 826,530 114,800 11/3/2009

MARSHALLTOWN 634,399 0 7/20/2010

HAILEY 83,202 14,879 4/30/2010

BOISE 339,814 94,289 8/12/2009

BOISE 47,000,000 16,293,493 4/2/2010

BOISE 2,171,710 1,451,340 3/18/2010

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE

BOISE CITY (CCD) 788,840 115,800 11/23/2009

IDAHO FALLS 463,176 0 8/13/2010

MERIDIAN 750,000 0 7/29/2010

CHICAGO 300,000 0 4/14/2010

SPRINGFIELD 1,383,754 19,139 8/13/2009

HOFFMAN ESTATES 98,556 968 4/12/2010

PEORIA 200,000 19,050 4/12/2010

LEMONT 4,000,000 9,093 7/6/2010

LEMONT 903,000 0 9/13/2010

NAPERVILLE 10,994,110 504,573 4/21/2010

CHICAGO 5,405,583 989,335 7/17/2009

SPRINGFIELD 1,078,840 214,422 11/23/2009

CHICAGO 2,549,467 69,236 6/15/2010

CHICAGO 4,999,999 66,241 8/13/2010

FORT WAYNE 195,700 0 5/7/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 785,088 0 8/13/2009

SPEEDWAY 60,000 29,243 4/15/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 20,000,000 3,854,783 4/26/2010

CARMEL 17,271,738 570,576 3/30/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 912,534 60,461 11/25/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 4,699,353 0 7/1/2010

MANHATTAN 130,000 0 4/14/2010

HAYS 712,257 0 3/18/2010

TOPEKA 19,041,565 3,475,300 3/29/2010

TOPEKA 821,422 231,698 11/10/2009

PRATT 749,375 0 7/29/2010

FRANKFORT 591,715 183,784 8/13/2009

LOUISVILLE 300,000 0 4/21/2010

SOMERSET 9,538,234 1,373,858 3/15/2010

FRANKFORT 858,816 174,787 10/31/2009

LEXINGTON 2,497,963 195,935 5/4/2010

BATON ROUGE 200,000 0 4/26/2010

BATON ROUGE 604,703 57,996 8/13/2009

PINEVILLE 20,000,000 658,822 5/4/2010

4,996,968 0 5/4/2010

NEW ORLEANS 4,611,201 495,116 4/26/2010

LAFAYETTE 11,630,000 0 5/14/2010

RUSTON 4,331,650 0 4/12/2010

BATON ROUGE 862,424 67,000 10/31/2009

BOSTON 300,000 0 6/21/2010

BOSTON 796,207 370,006 8/14/2009

DANVERS 8,476,800 497,199 4/23/2010

HOLYOKE 7,993,714 310,154 6/3/2010

MARBLEHEAD 1,346,175 49,108 3/12/2010

WESTWOOD 10,061,883 1,828,303 3/12/2010

WEST TISBURY 787,250 386,512 3/17/2010

NEW ORLEANS (PARISH GOVER

WESTBOROUGH 4,832,972 2,446,090 7/23/2009

WESTBOROUGH 7,766,879 4,814,536 9/14/2009

TYNGSBORO 24,063,978 19,627 12/31/2009

WESTWOOD 7,629,592 0 1/29/2010

NORTH READING 6,062,552 73,304 8/13/2010

WALTHAM 2,185,495 0 8/6/2010

BALTIMORE 200,000 0 4/30/2010

ANNAPOLIS 716,898 35,076 8/14/2009

GAITHERSBURG 12,000,000 12,000,000 5/28/2009

BALTIMORE 200,000,000 54,749,404 12/24/2009

GERMANTOWN 1,459,750 1,457,888 6/11/2009

16,380,435 26,991 9/14/2010

BALTIMORE 893,591 140,000 12/1/2009

ROCKVILLE 750,000 0 7/30/2010

GERMANTOWN 454,554 454,554 10/19/2009

AUGUSTA 320,789 138,031 8/12/2009

AUGUSTA 95,858,307 11,033,573 4/26/2010

AUGUSTA 783,554 60,145 10/29/2009

LANSING 1,117,842 224,216 8/13/2009

FLINT 199,814 56,912 6/23/2010

MAYVILLE 60,000 0 5/21/2010

DETROIT 83,828,878 7,279,931 4/26/2010

BENTON HARBOR 19,330,000 2,767,720 4/30/2010

DETROIT 4,995,271 0 1/29/2010

LANSING 1,004,971 235,727 11/24/2009

LANSING 4,388,025 0 7/30/2010

MARQUETTE 673,462 0 6/9/2010

ST. PAUL 678,986 8,930 8/14/2009

1,544,004 446,257 4/29/2010

ST. PAUL 883,060 171,277 12/4/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 748,058 82,681 7/30/2010

EAST SAINT PAUL 750,000 0 6/23/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 2,500,000 0 7/30/2010

COLUMBIA 200,000 0 5/7/2010

JEFFERSON CITY 742,406 24,972 8/14/2009

FULTON 1,527,641 6,951 3/12/2010

KANSAS CITY 23,940,112 1,799,651 1/29/2010

ST. LOUIS 8,561,396 0 12/31/2009

JEFFERSON CITY 900,677 206,498 11/16/2009

ST. LOUIS 4,589,695 0 6/15/2010

ST. LOUIS 82,026 0 7/28/2010

DULUTH (TOWNSHIP OF)

JACKSON 469,626 76,450 8/13/2009

HATTIESBURG 30,563,967 2,843,231 4/30/2010

JACKSON 824,901 22,626 11/12/2009

PERKINSTON 729,070 417 7/30/2010

HELENA 288,765 41,039 8/14/2009

HELENA 774,659 173,431 10/29/2009

ASHEVILLE 209,940 9,865 4/28/2010

RALEIGH 1,046,182 65,864 8/12/2009

RALEIGH 199,972 0 4/27/2010

WILMINGTON 200,000 17,116 4/21/2010

CHARLOTTE 200,000,000 25,071,681 12/24/2009

CHARLOTTE 3,927,899 424,179 5/11/2010

RALEIGH 200,000,000 33,542,934 12/24/2009

CHARLOTTE 21,806,232 0 12/31/2009

RALEIGH 985,065 18,222 11/6/2009

CHARLOTTE 3,490,041 0 6/8/2010

RALEIGH 2,492,266 49,957 6/30/2010

BISMARCK 258,858 51,372 8/13/2009

BISMARCK 766,350 31,249 10/27/2009

BISMARCK 728,060 18,283 6/14/2010

LINCOLN 363,635 58,853 8/14/2009

WEST POINT 1,874,994 68,145 4/5/2010

STANTON 397,000 0 4/5/2010

CONCORD 320,729 48,673 8/12/2009

15,815,225 379,975 3/26/2010

WEST LEBANON 5,396,023 2,040,389 6/18/2010

CONCORD 783,538 231,629 10/29/2009

NEWARK 200,000 0 7/14/2010

TRENTON 996,658 0 8/13/2009

MAYS LANDING 18,700,000 1,582,590 4/6/2010

TRENTON 971,307 0 12/8/2009

SANTA FE 382,070 60,383 8/14/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 6,288 6,288 8/6/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 4,764,284 0 8/6/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 2,305,931 0 1/29/2010

800,578 0 12/7/2009

CARSON CITY 438,573 76,858 8/14/2009

LAS VEGAS 138,877,906 11,159,052 12/24/2009

LAS VEGAS 5,724,709 76,454 7/17/2009

CARSON CITY 816,274 206,085 11/17/2009

1,988,289 170,460 8/12/2009

NEW YORK 136,170,899 16,343,050 12/24/2009

RENSSELAER 37,828,825 0 5/5/2010

PLYMOUTH (TOWN OF)

ELDORADO AT SANTA FE

ALBANY COUNTY AIRPORT

NEW YORK 5,631,110 193,561 7/17/2009

NEW YORK 45,388,291 4,015,408 1/4/2010

UNIONDALE 12,496,047 0 2/5/2010

WHITE PLAINS 720,000 11,891 1/29/2010

BINGHAMTON 29,561,142 0 1/20/2010

ALBANY 1,246,777 99,577 10/30/2009

NEW YORK 236,675 0 7/20/2010

SCHENECTADY 649,903 0 7/23/2010

SYRACUSE 2,500,000 0 8/9/2010

ALBANY 1,558,436 57,111 7/30/2010

COLUMBUS 1,253,864 174,381 8/14/2009

HAMILTON 130,000 0 5/24/2010

AKRON 57,470,137 2,294,133 6/2/2010

WADSWORTH 5,411,769 68,049 3/17/2010

COLUMBUS 73,660,317 13,966,496 12/31/2009

PAINESVILLE 4,243,570 392,117 1/29/2010

COLUMBUS 1,042,758 70,000 12/3/2009

CLEVELAND 749,204 0 7/16/2010

COLUMBUS 2,499,939 215,519 5/13/2010

OKLAHOMA CITY 534,197 88,579 8/14/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 130,000,000 28,556,109 12/29/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 842,838 108,780 12/14/2009

SALEM 175,000 0 4/19/2010

SALEM 547,749 123,383 9/15/2009

PORTLAND 276,099 18,603 4/8/2010

NEWPORT 9,936,950 352,654 4/26/2010

PORTLAND 19,576,743 2,030,881 5/27/2010

SALEM (CCD) 846,603 70,124 11/6/2009

KLAMATH FALLS 2,491,100 210,546 7/7/2010

1,342,164 245,430 8/14/2009

PHILADELPHIA 300,000 142,391 6/4/2010

NORRISTOWN 16,000,000 938,606 7/16/2010

PHILADELPHIA 200,000,000 0 12/24/2009

NORRISTOWN 13,698,091 440,995 4/20/2010

ALLENTOWN 19,054,516 4,226,728 4/8/2010

WELLSBORO 431,625 84,465 3/12/2010

PITTSBURGH 5,179,000 177,777 7/30/2010

LYON STATION 2,543,523 2,547 1/20/2010

HARRISBURG 1,067,287 120,204 11/2/2009

UNIVERSITY PARK 5,000,000 0 8/5/2010

SAN JUAN 562,794 188,664 8/14/2009

HARRISBURG EAST END

PROVIDENCE 296,413 13,362 8/13/2009

WARWICK 776,783 104,035 11/5/2009

WARWICK 745,841 0 7/30/2010

COLUMBIA 611,034 71,938 8/12/2009

COLUMBIA 864,183 237,609 11/6/2009

CLEMSON 744,374 139,905 6/22/2010

RAPID CITY 9,576,628 1,724,837 4/2/2010

COLMAN 4,016,368 593,360 3/18/2010

PIERRE 770,498 84,423 10/30/2009

NASHVILLE 770,233 34 8/13/2009

OAK RIDGE 325,000 17 9/16/2010

OAK RIDGE 2,622,000 51,115 6/30/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,000,000 44,948 9/8/2010

CHATTANOOGA 111,567,606 42,036,662 12/24/2009

KNOXVILLE 3,585,022 93,998 4/30/2010

MEMPHIS 5,063,469 75,212 5/12/2010

OAK RIDGE 5,470,000 2,977,857 9/10/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,500,000 23,129 6/15/2010

OAK RIDGE 200,000 0 8/16/2010

NASHVILLE 908,408 77,381 10/31/2009

OAK RIDGE 999,999 0 9/21/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,611,050 2,213 9/27/2010

CHATTANOOGA 2,394,802 52,546 6/28/2010

AUSTIN 2,432,068 466,576 8/11/2009

AUSTIN 2,500,000 154,939 4/12/2010

AUSTIN 1,000,000 46,738 4/21/2010

DALLAS 1,145 1,145 6/11/2010

HOUSTON 200,000,000 90,400,376 12/24/2009

CORINTH 17,205,844 129,583 3/31/2010

EL PASO 1,014,414 280,410 3/12/2010

AMARILLO 17,263,115 5,294,211 4/30/2010

HOUSTON 19,839,689 3,452,488 3/29/2010

AUSTIN 13,516,546 628,147 1/4/2010

DALLAS 3,471,681 209,265 2/8/2010

AUSTIN 10,403,570 774,128 2/12/2010

AUSTIN 1,370,056 210,646 11/23/2009

AUSTIN (CCD) 87,210 0 5/20/2010

DALLAS 188,748 188,748 6/10/2010

HOUSTON 2,499,904 183,704 7/30/2010

HEBER 100,000 34,247 4/30/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 451,075 38,117 8/14/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 297,000 7,557 5/20/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 14,500,000 473,166 5/7/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 53,890,000 2,989,612 4/1/2010

BRIGHAM CITY 1,445,190 0 9/30/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 819,747 98,542 11/19/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 614,240 0 7/28/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 1,523,005 0 7/29/2010

VIRGINIA BEACH 200,000 2,050 4/23/2010

RICHMOND 912,836 74,605 8/12/2009

ALEXANDRIA 2,300,000 308,095 9/25/2009

NORFOLK 875 0 2/4/2010

MANASSAS 5,000,000 1,407,087 4/1/2010

FREDERICKSBURG 15,694,097 3,643,390 4/29/2010

ARLINGTON 33,932,146 864,211 1/29/2010

RICHMOND 948,022 193,372 10/26/2009

247,360 10,600 7/16/2010

MONTPELIER 257,003 20,503 8/12/2009

RUTLAND 68,928,650 4,927,913 4/15/2010

MONTPELIER 765,835 94,737 10/30/2009

OLYMPIA 800,910 240,453 8/11/2009

RICHLAND 1,500,000 10,670 7/1/2010

RICHLAND 150,000 0 9/17/2010

SPOKANE 20,000,000 6,292,336 3/23/2010

RICHLAND 4,875,000 940,694 8/27/2009

EVERETT 15,825,817 5,017,375 4/22/2010

RICHLAND 88,821,251 708,800 1/21/2010

RICHLAND 1,500,929 44,378 8/20/2010

ASHBY (MAGISTERIAL DISTRI

207,393 168,506 3/26/2010

OLYMPIA 916,929 171,442 11/12/2009

CENTRALIA 4,998,859 144,468 7/30/2010

ISSAQUAH 3,600,000 357,398 7/15/2010

PULLMAN 2,500,000 10,221 7/30/2010

MADISON 716,382 145,842 8/14/2009

WAUKESHA 12,775,005 210,869 4/20/2010

MADISON (TOWN OF) 5,550,941 89,933 6/9/2010

MADISON (TOWN OF) 3,165,704 120,426 5/14/2010

WAUKESHA 10,774,411 0 2/2/2010

MADISON 893,448 102,026 12/7/2009

GREEN BAY 750,000 0 6/15/2010

CHARLESTON 366,482 55,860 8/24/2009

MORGANTOWN 186,305 64,337 5/17/2010

MORGANTOWN 140,954 66,959 3/19/2010

MORGANTOWN 381,912 291,430 5/26/2009

MORGANTOWN 510,000 514 9/3/2010

MORGANTOWN 6,000,000 398,565 12/22/2009

MORGANTOWN 672,574 70,572 1/13/2010

MORGANTOWN 325,000 23,803 1/29/2010

CHARLESTON 796,248 87,888 11/10/2009

MORGANTOWN 29,999 1,539 7/13/2010

MORGANTOWN 231,529 1,943 9/13/2010

CASPER 130,000 176 4/30/2010

CHEYENNE 248,874 149,501 8/14/2009

CHEYENNE 5,033,441 1,750,730 4/2/2010

SUNDANCE 2,554,807 814,874 3/17/2010

CHEYENNE 763,577 182,310 10/30/2009

6,280,940 6,259,531

SYMONSTON 18,954 18,954 7/29/2009

TANANA 40,000 40,000 8/3/2010

ANCHORAGE 658,000 94,650 8/21/2009

AHTNA 42,800 42,800 9/28/2009

AKIACHAK 56,300 0 12/21/2009

ANCHORAGE 9,593,500 794,031 11/3/2009

ANCHORAGE 223,200 0 2/5/2010

ANCHORAGE 808,300 44,845 9/30/2009

SAINT PAUL ISLAND 53,200 0 12/21/2009

ANCHORAGE 50,000 50,000 9/15/2009

ANCHORAGE 2,688,900 841,047 9/15/2009

ANGOON 51,400 0 9/28/2009

ANIAK 48,500 0 2/5/2010

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE 61,900 33,200 9/21/2009

BETHEL 1,106,900 0 3/5/2010

ATMAUTLUAK 44,300 22,830 2/5/2010

BELKOFSKI 313,900 140,620 9/28/2009

NOME 35,400 35,400 9/8/2009

BETHEL 50,000 0 9/2/2009

FAIRBANKS 36,300 0 9/28/2009

DILLINGHAM 620,800 173,645 8/14/2009

CANTWELL 36,200 36,200 8/28/2009

JUNEAU 191,900 0 2/5/2010

CHISTOCHINA 37,100 0 12/22/2009

CHENEGA BAY 36,800 28,629 12/22/2009

CHICKALOON 51,800 45,258 9/26/2009

CHIGNIK 36,600 0 8/28/2009

CHIGNIK LAGOON 37,100 37,100 12/22/2009

KLUKWAN 39,300 3,122 12/15/2009

HAINES 46,000 0 12/22/2009

GOLOVIN 80,300 0 4/1/2010

CHITINA 36,300 0 2/10/2010

AKUTAN 38,300 34,470 9/8/2009

FAIRBANKS 164,100 160,079 9/15/2009

KODIAK 50,000 0 9/15/2009

ANCHORAGE 939,000 435,100 9/29/2009

CROOKED CREEK 38,600 38,600 9/26/2009

DILLINGHAM 81,500 25,504 9/29/2009

TANANA 628,000 0 12/21/2009

HEALY 50,000 50,000 8/18/2009

DOUGLAS 44,900 14,955 9/8/2009

FAIRBANKS 310,900 0 2/5/2010

EGEGIK 37,300 0 12/21/2009

EVANSVILLE 35,700 17,905 12/21/2009

FAIRBANKS 250,300 38,691 8/14/2009

GAKONA 37,500 0 9/29/2009

HAINES 50,000 6,288 9/30/2009

FAIRBANKS 35,800 0 8/28/2010

HOONAH 52,300 0 12/4/2009

HYDABURG 46,200 0 8/14/2009

IGIUGIG 36,000 1,108 9/21/2009

ILIAMNA 35,500 0 12/21/2009

MEKORYUK 41,700 13,506 9/21/2009

FAIRBANKS 423,300 180,168 11/24/2009

BARROW 35,200 0 12/22/2009

ANCHORAGE 35,500 0 12/22/2009

JUNEAU 131,400 131,400 9/22/2009

WASILLA 34,500 34,500 12/22/2009

KARLUK 35,500 0 2/10/2010

KASIGLUK 54,600 27,300 9/8/2009

SOLDOTNA 192,200 192,200 9/24/2009

KENAI 50,000 31,399 9/15/2009

KENAI 99,800 55,403 2/8/2010

KETCHIKAN 100,000 0 9/25/2009

KETCHIKAN 105,700 0 4/1/2010

48,000 0 2/10/2010

KIVALINA 47,900 0 3/1/2010

WASILLA 99,700 99,700 2/8/2010

KODIAK 50,000 50,000 9/4/2009

KOKHANOK 39,400 0 9/26/2009

KONIAG 51,900 0 2/5/2010

KOTLIK 123,000 0 12/21/2009

KING ISLAND (UKIVOK)

KWIGILLINGOK 46,900 46,900 9/27/2009

54,600 0 8/14/2009

KODIAK 35,700 32,170 7/12/2010

LIME VILLAGE 35,700 2,718 8/14/2009

GALENA 49,300 0 2/5/2010

TELLER 34,500 34,500 10/29/2009

PALMER 249,300 141,602 9/29/2009

MENTASTA LAKE 37,800 0 11/24/2009

75,400 0 12/22/2009

NANA 540,400 0 9/28/2009

HOMER 40,100 0 9/29/2009

BETHEL 34,500 34,500 9/29/2009

ANAKTUVUK PASS 42,800 0 9/22/2009

PORT HEIDEN 36,900 36,900 9/27/2009

AFOGNAK (ANV) 52,000 0 10/29/2009

AKHIOK 37,000 33,000 9/8/2009

AMBLER (ANV/ANVSA) 44,100 40,876 2/5/2010

BARROW 129,300 23,998 2/17/2010

BREVIG MISSION 43,500 0 9/27/2010

NOME 34,500 0 3/1/2010

39,400 0 9/29/2009

CHUGIAK 36,900 0 12/22/2009

ELIM (ANV/ANVSA) 42,800 0 12/22/2009

EYAK 48,900 13,378 2/10/2010

51,500 0 2/5/2010

GAKONA 35,000 35,000 12/22/2009

KOYUK 44,400 20,576 9/27/2009

KWINHAGAK (QUINHAGAK)

METLAKATLA INDIAN COMMUNI

LITTLE DIOMEDE (DIOMEDE)

FORT YUKON (ANV/ANVSA)

NAPAKIAK 47,300 47,300 12/21/2009

PORT LIONS 40,400 0 12/22/2009

ST. MICHAEL 46,800 35,100 12/29/2009

SHISHMAREF 53,400 0 9/28/2009

TYONEK 41,000 0 12/22/2009

UNALAKLEET 57,500 57,500 9/28/2009

WALES 39,100 0 12/22/2009

NELSON LAGOON 36,700 0 4/13/2010

NEWHALEN 38,600 0 8/23/2010

NIKOLSKI 35,400 35,400 9/28/2009

NINILCHIK 60,300 34,368 12/21/2009

NOME 101,800 70,200 9/29/2009

KOTZEBUE 50,000 26,735 9/30/2009

ANCHORAGE 51,600 0 9/30/2010

KAKE 57,200 0 10/29/2009

KETCHIKAN 35,100 0 12/4/2009

KWETHLUK 59,400 29,468 9/21/2009

KETCHIKAN 44,500 0 12/22/2009

BETHEL 138,200 0 2/5/2010

OUZINKIE 41,100 0 8/26/2010

HOOPER BAY 34,500 0 12/22/2009

PALMER 50,000 35,928 1/15/2010

35,400 25,100 9/26/2009

PEDRO BAY 35,300 35,300 2/10/2010

PERRYVILLE 37,700 34,708 12/21/2009

PETERSBURG 50,700 23,500 9/27/2009

PILOT POINT 38,200 38,000 12/21/2009

PAULOFF HARBOR (ANV)

PORT GRAHAM 39,700 0 9/8/2009

SAND POINT 48,100 48,100 12/21/2009

RUBY 39,700 30,000 9/29/2009

KENAI 40,600 40,600 2/5/2010

SCAMMON BAY 51,400 0 8/26/2010

SEALASKA 34,200 34,200 9/28/2009

SELDOVIA VILLAGE 37,800 37,800 12/22/2009

KODIAK 49,800 19,500 2/5/2010

SITKA 159,200 0 12/22/2009

SITKA 50,000 50,000 9/10/2009

SKAGWAY 35,800 35,800 8/28/2009

STEBBINS 52,400 47,160 12/22/2009

STONY RIVER 35,800 35,800 9/28/2009

TANANA 1,500,000 70,000 8/3/2010

TATITLEK 37,800 27,050 12/21/2009

GLENNALLEN 37,200 37,200 12/22/2009

TELIDA 34,200 25,729 8/28/2009

TETLIN 38,500 28,080 9/28/2009

UGASHIK 34,300 22,505 9/8/2009

WRANGELL 53,400 0 9/26/2009

YAKUTAT 44,000 0 2/5/2010

WASILLA 2,154,238 415,560 1/25/2010

NAKNEK 12,376,568 150,000 12/31/2009

ANCHORAGE 28,232,000 80,267 8/25/2009

4,274,792 27,152 1/22/2010

ANCHORAGE 18,142,580 1,211,168 4/15/2009

JUNEAU 666,391 0 9/25/2010

FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR (CEN

TUSCALOOSA 501,823 225,219 9/8/2009

MONTGOMERY 4,473,000 3,906,467 8/26/2009

AUBURN 527,800 191,282 8/21/2009

BAY MINETTE 719,700 23,723 8/28/2009

ANNISTON 486,000 486,000 9/8/2009

BIRMINGHAM 2,469,900 12,488 9/8/2009

DECATUR 553,900 553,900 9/8/2009

HUNTSVILLE 1,784,100 638,436 10/28/2009

HUNTSVILLE 420,300 0 9/14/2009

TUSCALOOSA 359,000 0 9/14/2009

CULLMAN 335,600 110,039 9/14/2009

DOTHAN 665,400 223,024 9/19/2009

MONTGOMERY 10,350,200 757,924 9/15/2009

FLORENCE 172,500 0 9/14/2009

GADSDEN 169,000 0 9/21/2009

HOOVER 664,500 100,335 9/4/2009

BIRMINGHAM 3,520,200 931,176 9/30/2009

MADISON 156,900 15,440 9/21/2009

GUNTERSVILLE 374,700 25,000 9/25/2009

MOBILE (CCD) 1,928,200 0 9/8/2009

MOBILE 1,941,700 240,720 12/2/2009

MONTGOMERY 2,053,000 1,380,749 9/8/2009

ATMORE 170,100 89,175 12/21/2009

COLUMBIANA 666,600 167,881 9/25/2009

TALLADEGA 342,700 342,700 9/18/2009

TUSCALOOSA 916,000 153,937 9/29/2009

DADEVILLE 4,890 4,890 9/23/2009

BIRMINGHAM 6,000,000 1,358,304 1/28/2010

MONTGOMERY 350,000 91,993 11/18/2009

TUSCALOOSA 120,000 77,211 12/22/2009

BROWNSBORO 3,000 3,000 9/18/2009

BIRMINGHAM 12,643 10,695 8/25/2009

TUSCUMBIA 25,285 18,880 8/17/2009

DADEVILLE 12,643 9,831 8/25/2009

MONTGOMERY (CCD) 55,570,000 16,693,170 4/21/2009

MONTGOMERY 72,100,599 29,675,723 4/3/2009

BATESVILLE 12,595,762 450,006 6/16/2010

LITTLE ROCK 2,740,000 2,720,552 8/21/2009

BENTONVILLE 609,300 26,914 8/14/2009

FAYETTEVILLE 724,900 203,304 9/14/2009

NORTH LITTLE ROCK 599,200 112,226 11/23/2009

CONWAY 564,600 436,389 9/21/2009

VAN BUREN 242,900 158,238 9/30/2009

MARION 217,000 0 9/29/2009

LITTLE ROCK 9,593,500 2,501,521 9/15/2009

FORT SMITH 878,200 14,000 11/2/2009

HOT SPRINGS 232,600 232,600 9/23/2009

HOT SPRINGS 180,000 131,150 8/17/2009

JONESBORO 634,500 38,287 11/30/2009

LITTLE ROCK 1,972,700 1,105,771 12/31/2009

LONOKE 252,100 18,372 9/25/2009

PINE BLUFF 502,000 123,290 12/31/2009

RUSSELLVILLE 254,700 160,253 10/16/2009

LITTLE ROCK 521,000 222,323 9/8/2009

ROGERS 549,700 294,319 10/30/2009

BENTON 384,000 384,000 9/14/2009

SPRINGDALE 657,100 1,044 9/21/2009

SEARCY 309,500 47,273 8/14/2009

HARRISON 1,290,464 679,476 9/18/2009

CEDARVILLE 2,420,000 1,413,168 1/20/2010

NORTH LITTLE ROCK 450,000 14,897 1/27/2010

BENTONVILLE 228 228 6/15/2010

LITTLE ROCK 39,416,000 11,214,473 4/24/2009

LITTLE ROCK 50,444,415 22,253,299 4/3/2009

NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1,000,000 0 9/20/2010

PAGO PAGO SAMOA 100,000 18,496 8/27/2009

PAGO PAGO SAMOA 9,593,500 478,963 12/31/2009

PAGO PAGO SAMOA 18,550,000 7,510,526 4/24/2009

PAGO PAGO 896,449 248,321 4/21/2009

PHOENIX 25,000,000 117,543 5/17/2010

PHOENIX 6,237,000 6,037,435 8/27/2009

MARICOPA 35,200 0 12/29/2009

AVONDALE 706,600 252,434 9/8/2009

BULLHEAD CITY 167,100 152 8/27/2009

CASA GRANDE 164,300 164,300 9/22/2009

CHANDLER 2,274,500 308,875 11/25/2009

FLAGSTAFF 587,100 138,289 9/21/2009

PEORIA 1,308,500 261,700 12/31/2009

PRESCOTT 197,100 51,884 9/22/2009

TUCSON 5,155,300 938,110 11/9/2009

BISBEE 362,800 189,679 12/18/2009

FLAGSTAFF 281,000 118,282 9/8/2009

SOMERTON 30,600 0 12/22/2009

PARKER 88,200 0 2/5/2010

SAINT JOHNS 297,200 211,709 9/8/2009

PHOENIX 3,567,800 1,208,446 9/8/2009

CASA GRANDE 2,060,800 513,000 11/12/2009

PHOENIX 9,593,500 1,029,042 9/14/2009

FOUNTAIN HILLS 40,500 10,125 2/8/2010

SACATON 616,200 576,215 8/28/2009

GILBERT 1,844,000 70,938 12/17/2009

GLENDALE 2,324,000 132,265 11/6/2009

GOODYEAR 476,800 0 10/14/2009

SUPAI 28,300 0 8/26/2010

POLACCA 244,400 139,400 2/8/2010

PEACH SPRINGS 59,300 0 2/8/2010

FREDONIA 25,000 0 11/24/2009

LAKE HAVASU CITY 536,900 496,932 9/21/2009

MARICOPA 142,300 57,250 9/17/2009

MESA 4,219,900 1,189,689 9/8/2009

KINGMAN 408,700 408,700 10/23/2009

FORT DEFIANCE 6,079,400 0 9/29/2009

HOLBROOK 473,900 327,180 9/29/2009

ORO VALLEY 164,200 164,200 8/27/2009

TUCSON 181,300 0 2/8/2010

PHOENIX 15,233,500 2,704,937 9/8/2009

TUCSON 3,981,900 216,504 8/14/2009

PRESCOTT VALLEY 155,100 155,100 9/29/2009

YUMA 56,400 0 2/5/2010

SCOTTSDALE 137,600 5,645 12/22/2009

317,200 0 2/5/2010

SCOTTSDALE 2,431,500 1,310,549 8/14/2009

SIERRA VISTA (CCD) 182,700 182,700 1/12/2010

SURPRISE 812,800 60,167 10/13/2009

TEMPE 1,874,000 33,156 11/13/2009

SELLS 437,800 0 9/22/2009

WHITERIVER 414,500 230,306 9/29/2009

35,700 0 2/5/2010

PRESCOTT 25,000 0 4/13/2010

PRESCOTT 548,200 548,200 12/9/2009

YUMA 855,700 268,466 9/18/2009

YUMA 427,700 191,928 12/18/2009

PHOENIX 599,994 150,017 1/5/2010

TUCSON 347,598 51,945 1/8/2010

QUEEN CREEK 25,285 19,411 8/17/2009

TUCSON 21,858,224 1,729,782 1/8/2010

PHOENIX 55,447,000 10,818,300 4/23/2009

SAN CARLOS INDIAN RESERVA

CAMP VERDE INDIAN RESERVA

PHOENIX 100,196,560 5,097,445 9/30/2009

150,000 1,545 9/10/2010

PHOENIX 60,144,828 21,787,590 3/27/2009

PHOENIX 525,692 0 9/7/2010

WINDOW ROCK 9,068,150 654,535 4/3/2009

SANTA CLARA 1,599,515 57,981 8/4/2010

PETALUMA 2,000,000 274,521 8/18/2010

BERKELEY 1,787,674 45,354 7/1/2010

BERKELEY 200,000 15,376 7/21/2010

BERKELEY 390,000 14,865 7/27/2010

BERKELEY 600,000 27,734 8/26/2010

MILPITAS 3,467,541 1,341,011 7/21/2010

PALO ALTO 1,445,326 16,432 8/16/2010

MARINA DEL REY 1,987,025 230,922 8/16/2010

SQUAW VALLEY 782,420 509,974 9/16/2009

IRVINE 1,282,576 358,916 8/26/2009

ANAHEIM 9,552,551 223,988 4/14/2010

LOS ANGELES 30,000,000 483,525 6/3/2010

ALISO VIEJO 236 236 4/6/2010

ALISO VIEJO 236 236 9/2/2010

7,281 7,190 2/17/2010

CARLSBAD 5,276 5,276 3/29/2010

CARLSBAD 939 939 4/26/2010

CITY OF INDUSTRY 410 400 8/20/2010

BRISBANE 200 200 4/30/2010

SAN BERNARDINO 9,950,708 195,231 12/22/2009

DIAMOND BAR 15,000,000 1,840,083 12/18/2009

SACRAMENTO 6,917,200 0 6/15/2010

MOUNTAIN VIEW 990,947 0 9/28/2010

PLAYA 5,500,000 3,310,531 9/30/2009

SACRAMENTO 5,050,000 39,623 1/27/2010

DAVIS 2,500,000 83,994 1/27/2010

ROSEMEAD 1,933,011 1,933,011 9/22/2009

SACRAMENTO 35,267,000 15,267,024 8/21/2009

PALM SPRINGS 25,000 25,000 9/8/2009

ALAMEDA 640,600 275,600 9/18/2009

ALHAMBRA 794,700 195,106 9/4/2009

ALISO VIEJO 167,900 167,900 8/28/2009

TEMECULA 100,000 0 12/14/2009

ALTURAS RANCHERIA 25,000 15,641 8/28/2010

ANAHEIM 3,254,800 651,000 10/19/2009

ANTIOCH 885,000 704,219 8/28/2009

APPLE VALLEY 641,200 0 9/14/2009

ARCADIA 534,700 0 8/28/2009

COACHELLA 25,000 0 8/27/2009

AZUSA 191,600 19,160 9/11/2009

BAKERSFIELD 3,040,700 2,465,994 9/10/2009

BALDWIN PARK 705,500 24,500 9/8/2009

LOLETA 25,000 0 9/18/2009

BELL GARDENS 182,200 182,200 9/14/2009

BELL 148,800 0 12/14/2009

BELLFLOWER 654,000 56,532 9/14/2009

BENTON 25,000 25,000 12/4/2009

BERKELEY 1,013,500 200,000 9/14/2009

TRINIDAD 25,000 5,440 11/23/2009

BIG PINE 25,000 25,000 8/27/2009

AUBERRY 25,000 0 8/16/2010

LAKEPORT (CCD) 54,600 0 12/30/2009

BISHOP 53,700 18,000 8/28/2009

BLUE LAKE 25,000 0 8/27/2009

BREA 191,000 191,000 9/14/2009

BRENTWOOD 197,000 197,000 9/14/2009

BRIDGEPORT 25,000 25,000 9/18/2009

BUENA PARK 738,700 58,027 10/30/2009

IONE 25,000 0 12/14/2009

BURBANK 1,103,000 409,000 8/28/2009

INDIO 25,000 25,000 9/8/2009

25,000 25,000 8/21/2009

CAMARILLO 616,800 84,476 9/30/2009

CAMPBELL 163,700 163,700 9/4/2009

CARSON 929,900 30,000 8/28/2009

ALTURAS (CCD) 25,000 25,000 2/24/2010

LOS ANGELES 2,000,000 0 8/11/2010

CERES 173,700 90,588 8/28/2009

CERRITOS 522,500 0 8/28/2009

LAYTONVILLE RANCHERIA

TRINIDAD 25,000 11,941 12/4/2009

CHICO 823,800 10,669 12/29/2009

CHINO HILLS 636,000 51,298 12/31/2009

CHINO 831,800 0 9/8/2009

COARSEGOLD 87,900 87,900 9/21/2009

CHULA VISTA 1,974,300 235,327 9/21/2009

CITRUS HEIGHTS 750,300 664,990 9/30/2009

SAN MATEO 875,800 121,586 9/8/2009

CALEXICO 157,200 18,450 9/4/2009

CARLSBAD 938,900 938,900 9/4/2009

CATHEDRAL CITY 475,500 15,877 9/29/2009

GARDEN GROVE 1,517,000 226,415 8/21/2009

LANCASTER 1,358,800 0 8/10/2009

ONTARIO 1,738,600 67,240 9/14/2009

OXNARD 1,699,500 49,197 12/9/2009

RIVERSIDE 2,850,600 1,269,172 12/22/2009

SAN LEANDRO 732,400 337,707 9/4/2009

VICTORVILLE 1,029,700 1,029,700 12/24/2009

CLAREMONT 147,600 18,509 9/14/2009

CLOVERDALE 36,700 0 2/5/2010

CLOVIS 831,700 831,700 9/8/2009

COACHELLA 156,900 0 9/11/2009

COLTON 485,400 0 10/22/2009

25,000 25,000 12/29/2009

COMPTON 887,600 0 12/31/2009

CONCORD 1,151,900 211,353 11/10/2009

MARTINEZ 3,574,300 633,272 11/4/2009

COLUSA (CACHIL DEHE) RANC

CORONA 1,454,200 0 8/14/2009

WILLIAMS 25,000 0 12/30/2009

COSTA MESA 1,123,500 147,888 8/14/2009

BAKERSFIELD 4,002,300 50,000 9/8/2009

COVINA 200,200 0 9/11/2009

CULVER CITY 194,900 0 9/11/2009

CUPERTINO 526,200 526,200 8/14/2009

ALPINE 25,000 25,000 11/24/2009

CYPRESS 202,000 202,000 9/21/2009

DALY CITY 873,900 83,337 9/29/2009

DANA POINT 145,900 145,900 9/11/2009

DANVILLE 168,400 168,400 9/24/2009

DAVIS 591,000 90,070 12/23/2009

DELANO 490,100 22,935 9/14/2009

DIAMOND BAR 516,500 102,760 8/4/2009

DOWNEY 1,014,000 50,033 9/24/2009

61,000 0 12/21/2009

DUBLIN 186,700 0 9/25/2009

EL CAJON 881,100 64,175 11/6/2009

EL CENTRO 173,500 173,500 8/28/2009

EL MONTE 1,142,000 0 11/18/2009

CLEARLAKE OAKS 25,000 0 12/14/2009

ELK GROVE 1,160,800 277,043 12/23/2009

25,000 2,375 11/24/2009

ENCINITAS 554,200 114,000 9/4/2009

SACRAMENTO 49,603,400 431,271 9/14/2009

OROVILLE 49,000 0 9/21/2009

DRY CREEK RANCHERIA

CRESCENT CITY (CCD)

ESCONDIDO 1,273,300 764,303 8/28/2009

FAIRFIELD 984,500 78,871 12/9/2009

ROHNERT PARK 57,800 0 11/23/2009

FOLSOM 656,100 36,601 9/4/2009

FONTANA 1,689,100 119,826 12/10/2009

FORT BIDWELL 25,000 25,000 9/8/2009

NEEDLES 32,200 0 8/23/2010

FOUNTAIN VALLEY 533,100 0 12/22/2009

FREMONT (CCD) 1,891,200 816,835 11/19/2009

FRESNO 3,151,300 50,668 10/13/2009

FRESNO 4,603,600 1,982,159 12/15/2009

FULLERTON 1,246,100 9,516 12/8/2009

GARDENA 582,100 98,220 9/24/2009

GILROY 207,000 207,000 9/14/2009

GLENDALE 1,883,700 1,883,700 10/26/2009

GLENDORA 206,000 206,000 9/29/2009

GREENVILLE 25,000 0 12/14/2009

ELK CREEK 25,000 0 9/6/2010

UPPER LAKE 25,000 0 11/23/2009

HANFORD 206,800 0 9/21/2009

HAWTHORNE 769,900 769,900 9/15/2009

HAYWARD 1,361,900 167,825 12/29/2009

HEMET 670,500 0 10/13/2009

HESPERIA 775,100 775,100 9/14/2009

HIGHLAND 450,000 6,430 9/30/2009

HOOPA 88,500 4,257 9/23/2009

HOPLAND (CCD) 28,100 23,564 12/14/2009

HUNTINGTON BEACH 1,767,800 466,149 11/25/2009

HUNTINGTON PARK 559,500 317,864 9/29/2009

INDIO 780,300 160,000 9/14/2009

INGLEWOOD 1,039,000 0 12/8/2009

PLYMOUTH 41,000 38,000 12/22/2009

IRVINE 2,288,000 700,829 11/13/2009

HAPPY CAMP 158,000 0 9/25/2009

LA HABRA 528,500 45,684 9/8/2009

LA MESA 506,200 0 10/19/2009

LA MIRADA 208,700 9,820 9/14/2009

BOULEVARD 25,000 25,000 9/25/2009

LA PUENTE 166,800 83,400 8/28/2009

LA QUINTA 180,700 39,218 8/28/2009

LAGUNA NIGUEL 572,900 51,561 8/14/2009

LAKE ELSINORE 201,700 201,700 9/17/2009

LAKE FOREST 712,400 310,675 10/30/2009

LAKEWOOD 695,200 539,006 9/8/2009

LINCOLN 171,100 7,035 9/30/2009

LIVERMORE 750,800 45,896 12/21/2009

LODI 586,200 586,200 9/25/2009

LOMPOC 165,600 165,600 9/4/2009

LONE PINE 25,000 0 11/24/2009

LONG BEACH 4,397,500 419,365 12/7/2009

LOS ANGELES (CCD) 37,017,900 2,224,532 7/24/2009

LOS ANGELES 15,412,400 3,554,176 9/29/2009

WARNER SPRINGS 25,000 0 12/16/2009

LYNWOOD 636,300 40,401 8/10/2009

MADERA 525,500 0 9/8/2009

POINT ARENA (CCD) 71,800 0 11/24/2009

MANHATTAN BEACH 155,800 0 9/11/2009

MANTECA 586,200 0 9/29/2009

MARTINEZ 150,800 0 9/14/2009

CHICO (CCD) 34,400 33,490 11/24/2009

MERCED 749,200 79,089 9/8/2009

MIDDLETOWN 25,000 0 12/16/2009

MILPITAS 662,400 587,978 9/4/2009

MISSION VIEJO 876,000 481,299 10/13/2009

MODESTO (CCD) 1,952,900 2,000 11/16/2009

MONROVIA 161,100 161,100 9/11/2009

MONTCLAIR 157,100 157,100 9/17/2009

MONTEBELLO 591,200 475,000 9/8/2009

MONTEREY PARK 584,600 318,896 9/24/2009

SALINAS 2,527,500 106,975 12/21/2009

OROVILLE 73,100 0 12/14/2009

MOORPARK 148,600 148,600 9/18/2009

MORENO VALLEY 1,684,300 281,189 10/21/2009

MORGAN HILL 157,100 156,823 9/17/2009

BANNING 27,900 0 2/3/2010

MOUNTAIN VIEW 719,000 20,162 12/31/2009

MURRIETA 881,500 111,062 10/22/2009

NAPA 699,800 349,800 8/10/2009

NATIONAL CITY 561,700 0 9/14/2009

NEWARK 173,200 43,081 9/4/2009

NEWPORT BEACH 853,300 123,846 9/8/2009

NORTH FORK 115,700 113,400 12/22/2009

NORWALK 935,700 0 9/14/2009

NOVATO 491,800 100,000 8/10/2009

ROHNERT PARK 164,100 89,315 9/14/2009

OAKLAND 3,919,200 547,669 9/8/2009

OCEANSIDE 1,517,100 506,800 9/8/2009

ORANGE 1,358,500 869,945 10/22/2009

ORANGE 2,761,600 880,555 12/28/2009

PACIFICA 140,600 0 9/4/2009

PALA 33,600 33,600 1/29/2010

PALM DESERT 529,000 0 9/14/2009

PALM SPRINGS 225,600 65,315 9/14/2009

PALMDALE 1,299,700 94,819 8/10/2009

PALO ALTO 663,000 186,662 9/18/2009

PARAMOUNT 518,200 11,076 8/14/2009

PASADENA 1,507,800 0 9/18/2009

TEMECULA 25,000 0 9/23/2009

PERRIS 503,200 62,735 11/24/2009

PETALUMA 514,500 67,877 8/4/2009

PICO RIVERA 579,400 374,747 9/24/2009

UKIAH 25,000 17,381 12/14/2009

BURNEY 134,000 0 9/23/2009

PITTSBURG 565,500 428,996 9/8/2009

PLACENTIA 201,500 0 12/31/2009

PLEASANTON 692,700 276,583 9/18/2009

POMONA 1,428,300 0 8/21/2009

PORTERVILLE 496,000 496,000 12/30/2009

UKIAH (CCD) 25,000 25,000 12/14/2009

POWAY 212,800 0 9/14/2009

FORT JONES (CCD) 25,000 12,750 11/24/2009

RANCHO CORDOVA 653,500 50,842 8/21/2009

1,597,700 300,177 10/20/2009

162,900 6,806 9/14/2009

199,500 0 9/14/2009

REDDING 27,500 0 11/24/2009

REDDING 892,700 892,700 9/14/2009

REDLANDS 678,400 0 8/21/2009

REDONDO BEACH 618,100 0 9/25/2009

REDWOOD CITY 736,300 344,622 9/28/2009

25,000 5,600 11/24/2009

KLAMATH 25,000 24,533 8/21/2009

RIALTO 887,300 0 9/21/2009

RICHMOND 955,100 54,450 9/18/2009

VALLEY CENTER 25,000 0 12/22/2009

RIVERSIDE 6,591,600 493,348 8/4/2009

NICE 37,100 0 9/15/2010

ROCKLIN 469,900 154,398 8/21/2009

ANZA 25,000 0 12/4/2009

ROSEMEAD 509,800 0 10/13/2009

ROSEVILLE 1,073,700 30,245 9/24/2009

COVELO 236,700 127,404 12/22/2009

SACRAMENTO 4,708,000 446,993 11/6/2009

SACRAMENTO 5,364,600 1,351,468 9/29/2009

SALINAS 1,355,100 219,631 9/4/2009

RANCHO CUCAMONGA

RANCHO PALOS VERDES

RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA

REDWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA

SAN BERNARDINO 1,954,600 500,000 9/8/2009

SAN BERNARDINO 4,050,800 1,157,159 12/21/2009

SAN BRUNO 159,700 0 12/28/2009

SAN BUENAVENTURA 1,004,500 6,964 12/23/2009

SAN CLEMENTE 566,500 160,000 8/14/2009

SAN DIEGO 12,541,700 246,319 7/24/2009

SAN DIEGO 5,140,200 1,012,266 12/4/2009

SAN DIMAS 150,200 150,200 9/30/2009

SAN FRANCISCO 7,739,300 1,902,093 8/17/2009

SAN GABRIEL 167,400 167,400 8/28/2009

SAN JACINTO 151,800 0 2/17/2010

SAN JOSE 8,840,600 1,095,217 12/21/2009

SAN LUIS OBISPO 199,400 28,500 9/29/2009

SAN LUIS OBISPO 2,053,600 282,650 10/19/2009

25,000 0 8/28/2009

SAN MARCOS 738,800 61,000 12/8/2009

REDWOOD CITY 2,951,200 452,095 9/8/2009

VALLEY CENTER 25,000 0 2/8/2010

SAN RAFAEL 575,400 165,000 12/21/2009

SAN RAMON 215,600 215,600 9/29/2009

SANTA ANA 3,267,500 1,566,512 10/27/2009

SANTA BARBARA 868,200 125,230 9/21/2009

SANTA BARBARA 2,401,309 7,515 8/16/2010

SANTA CLARA 1,180,900 272,586 12/8/2009

SANTA CLARITA 1,565,800 395,496 12/9/2009

SANTA CRUZ 553,800 106,555 9/14/2009

SANTA MARIA 826,000 52,759 9/18/2009

SAN MANUEL INDIAN RESERVA

SANTA MONICA 975,400 0 12/16/2009

SANTA ROSA 1,509,500 256,484 8/17/2009

25,000 25,000 9/29/2009

SANTEE 480,300 5,588 9/8/2009

LAKEPORT (CCD) 25,000 25,000 9/8/2009

WILLITS 35,300 0 6/2/2010

PLACERVILLE 37,900 20,000 11/23/2009

SIMI 1,097,000 119,349 8/28/2009

SMITH RIVER 65,900 3,378 9/21/2009

SAN JACINTO 25,000 11,525 8/21/2009

SANTA ROSA 1,981,200 857,372 12/8/2009

SOUTH GATE 882,100 882,100 9/8/2009

636,900 99,814 9/24/2009

VALLEY CENTER 250,000 40,000 2/3/2010

STANTON 148,700 148,700 9/30/2009

SANTA ROSA 46,800 0 12/29/2009

STOCKTON 2,728,700 576,638 12/2/2009

SUNNYVALE 1,292,000 76,730 9/28/2009

SUSANVILLE 37,200 2,780 11/24/2009

TOLLHOUSE 25,000 0 1/27/2010

LOLETA 25,000 0 9/8/2009

FRIANT 25,000 0 6/24/2010

LEMOORE 25,000 0 8/26/2010

TEMECULA 940,700 0 9/24/2009

TEMPLE CITY 149,100 0 9/28/2009

THOUSAND OAKS 1,198,600 398,600 9/18/2009

DEATH VALLEY (CCD) 25,000 0 12/16/2009

SANTA YNEZ INDIAN RESERVA

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO

TORRANCE 1,462,300 0 8/21/2009

TRACY 721,600 126,600 9/4/2009

TULARE 518,700 518,700 9/14/2009

PORTERVILLE (CCD) 26,100 0 11/24/2009

31,500 27,733 2/5/2010

TURLOCK 643,100 0 9/14/2009

TUSTIN 677,300 60,000 9/18/2009

UNION CITY 638,200 67,666 9/18/2009

UPLAND 670,800 204,344 9/21/2009

VACAVILLE 849,000 9,491 9/18/2009

VALLEJO 1,051,200 48,835 9/14/2009

ALPINE 27,600 0 9/9/2010

VISALIA 1,149,900 0 11/25/2009

VISTA 849,300 0 9/18/2009

WALNUT CREEK 677,700 222,306 9/23/2009

WATSONVILLE 215,100 215,100 9/17/2009

WEST COVINA 952,500 952,500 8/21/2009

WEST HOLLYWOOD 161,000 4,000 9/22/2009

WEST SACRAMENTO 211,100 31,291 9/18/2009

WESTMINSTER 801,300 0 11/20/2009

WHITTIER 768,300 116,952 9/15/2009

WOODLAND 508,700 61,754 9/4/2009

YORBA LINDA 586,800 0 10/23/2009

YUBA CITY 574,700 553,526 9/24/2009

YUCAIPA 439,100 38,983 12/7/2009

KLAMATH (CCD) 147,400 0 9/21/2009

SAUSALITO 1,450,120 150,239 1/26/2010

TUOLUMNE RANCHERIA

LONG BEACH 433,560 51,917 1/8/2010

LIVERMORE 3,068,650 1,110,411 9/17/2009

REDWOOD CITY 5,000,000 3,693,130 1/29/2010

COVINA 1,840,000 359,304 1/8/2010

BERKELEY 4,912,525 1,556,777 9/21/2009

SAN DIEGO 1,025,953 207,530 1/29/2010

PLEASANTON 3,000,000 708,285 1/28/2010

SUNNYVALE 3,000,000 296,838 12/29/2009

BERKELEY 1,777,617 142,573 1/15/2010

LOS ANGELES 1,483,189 424,697 1/22/2010

FOLSOM 2,202,491 1,168,660 2/2/2010

31,619 31,619 9/30/2009

BERKELEY 1,630,500 1,538,036 8/13/2009

ALBANY 640,000 172,368 9/30/2009

BERKELEY 17,700,000 7,472,564 1/29/2010

SAUSALITO 21,448,389 454,251 12/31/2009

ALTURAS 2,000,000 27,083 1/15/2010

BERKELEY 118,155 59,524 1/11/2010

SACRAMENTO 975,000 179,982 1/12/2010

SACRAMENTO 4,300,971 684,609 1/5/2010

SAN DIEGO 500,000 106,403 1/6/2010

SAN FRANCISCO 750,635 71,945 1/11/2010

SAN JOSE 1,301,636 151,984 1/5/2010

SANTA ROSA 667,180 118,983 1/7/2010

SAN DIEGO 500,000 500,000 1/6/2010

PASADENA 300,000 117,862 1/21/2010

EL CERRITO 584,078 324,881 1/21/2010

SANTA CLARA 5,080,312 673,547 1/20/2010

SANTA CLARA 9,300,000 5,854,511 1/20/2010

SAN DIEGO 100,000 78,971 12/18/2009

BERKELEY 15,900,000 312,564 3/24/2010

BURLINGAME 2,286 2,286 8/21/2009

SANTA ROSA 15,554 11,484 7/29/2009

LIVERMORE 121,900 0 10/28/2009

CHINO HILLS 8,235 7,145 7/29/2009

EL CENTRO 15,554 11,648 7/29/2009

SAN JOSE 15,368 15,358 7/31/2009

SANTA ROSA 15,554 11,368 7/31/2009

SCOTTS VALLEY 8,365 7,000 7/29/2009

WINDSOR 15,554 0 8/17/2009

MENLO PARK 8,215 7,761 7/31/2009

BERKELEY 4,020,944 269,885 6/5/2009

COTATI 8,365 8,195 7/31/2009

EMERYVILLE 24,341,409 7,587,028 12/30/2009

VISALIA 20,455,849 2,333,078 1/19/2010

YORBA LINDA 12,643 10,578 9/23/2009

SAN DIEGO 49,725,000 4,355,948 12/29/2009

SAN FRANCISCO 21,765,738 4,221,432 1/20/2010

BERKELEY 7,954,706 902,226 1/13/2010

PALO ALTO 150,000 130,475 8/13/2009

FREMONT 3,000,000 1,224,359 9/16/2009

SAN JOSE 3,000,000 3,000,000 8/19/2009

SAN JOSE 150,000 150,000 8/21/2009

REDWOOD CITY 766,871 766,871 8/24/2009

BERKELEY 7,151,165 2,094,105 2/25/2010

SANTA CLARA 3,993,891 832,780 5/14/2010

SUNNYVALE 1,199,971 263,797 4/16/2010

MILPITAS 3,484,045 1,124,911 3/16/2010

SAN JOSE 1,837,168 281,240 2/18/2010

SAN JOSE 1,907,963 323,543 4/19/2010

SAN JOSE 1,295,634 465,969 3/15/2010

SACRAMENTO 226,093,000 40,671,560 4/21/2009

CAMPBELL 15,001,287 1,164,685 5/13/2010

SAN FRANCISCO 500,003 91,557 12/22/2009

DIAMOND BAR 45,443,325 1,723,194 12/14/2009

MIDDLETON 5,000,000 49,204 8/12/2010

WISTER 4,475,015 564,451 1/15/2010

BRAWLEY 5,000,000 0 1/22/2010

LOS ANGELES 1,000,000 81,140 8/27/2010

SACRAMENTO 185,811,061 54,009,429 3/31/2009

LOS ANGELES 725,976 0 8/27/2010

BERKELEY 2,000,000 0 9/20/2010

LONG BEACH 457,077 284,000 12/21/2009

SUNNYVALE 172,000 136,424 12/3/2009

GOLDEN 138,636 1,572 9/10/2010

EVERGREEN 2,169,327 180,716 8/17/2010

FREDERICK 45,145,534 7,943,909 1/13/2010

BOULDER 25,000,000 379,661 5/12/2010

GOLDEN 2,898,500 2,861,515 7/24/2009

GOLDEN 841,080 25,201 9/29/2009

GOLDEN 527,468 154,414 9/11/2009

HOLYOKE 2,550,000 343,475 1/27/2010

GOLDEN 4,398,218 147,449 12/31/2009

DENVER 4,739,000 4,268,484 8/27/2009

BRIGHTON 683,800 53,000 8/28/2009

GOLDEN 2,100,000 652,416 9/17/2009

LITTLETON 633,000 0 11/20/2009

ARVADA 951,900 525,627 9/23/2009

BOULDER 1,017,800 222,497 12/11/2009

BOULDER 462,200 93,010 9/25/2009

BROOMFIELD 516,600 239,640 9/18/2009

CASTLE ROCK 174,800 174,800 9/23/2009

AURORA 2,851,300 599,824 9/21/2009

CENTENNIAL 922,900 118,625 9/23/2009

PUEBLO 1,007,000 0 11/17/2009

LOVELAND 606,400 56,788 11/9/2009

COLORADO SPRINGS 3,666,100 814,905 9/8/2009

COMMERCE CITY 185,200 50,446 9/22/2009

GRAND JUNCTION 359,800 92,961 9/25/2009

DENVER 6,079,500 1,217,244 8/21/2009

CASTLE ROCK 757,800 163,593 10/19/2009

EAGLE 4,916,126 20,000 8/12/2010

COLORADO SPRINGS 1,937,700 90,536 9/28/2009

FORT COLLINS 1,307,900 465,569 9/21/2009

GLENWOOD SPRINGS 227,500 42,840 9/11/2009

GRAND JUNCTION 229,800 38,600 8/31/2009

GREELEY 869,100 21,555 9/23/2009

GOLDEN 2,212,100 1,633,283 10/13/2009

LAKEWOOD 1,326,100 278,442 10/20/2009

FORT COLLINS 364,200 250,000 9/21/2009

LITTLETON 182,500 182,500 9/22/2009

LONGMONT 785,100 91,700 11/13/2009

GOLDEN 1,050,000 856,945 9/21/2010

PARKER 172,400 172,400 9/30/2009

IGNACIO 71,900 0 12/16/2009

DENVER 9,593,500 3,644,838 9/30/2009

THORNTON 965,500 402,128 9/25/2009

TOWAOC 75,000 0 2/24/2010

GREELEY 616,400 590,168 9/14/2009

WESTMINSTER 952,800 230,896 9/29/2009

GOLDEN 1,079,015 388,432 9/18/2009

LAFAYETTE 1,444,196 515,000 1/15/2010

GOLDEN 2,052,490 297,495 1/27/2010

GOLDEN 2,500,000 2,413,762 9/10/2009

GOLDEN 4,307,937 3,951,947 8/18/2009

8,231 8,113 5/12/2010

26,926 26,769 9/23/2009

138,942 48,623 9/28/2009

COLORADO SPRINGS 17,687 17,687 9/30/2009

165,084 60,804 5/27/2010

GOLDEN 106,449 70,975 7/9/2010

GOLDEN 24,949,084 3,324,792 2/25/2010

GOLDEN 4,901 487 9/22/2009

15,705 0 12/7/2009

600 0 11/12/2009

600 600 11/12/2009

GOLDEN 4,555 4,374 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 2,095 1,905 9/24/2009

5,629 5,182 11/12/2009

6,200 3,140 11/12/2009

5,611 3,846 11/16/2009

GOLDEN 20,360 4,864 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 4,830 4,613 9/23/2009

LAKEWOOD 4,456 829 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 3,650 0 9/22/2009

DENVER 4,600,000 35,845 1/28/2010

DENVER 2,611,832 133,513 12/29/2009

CRAIG 430,000 430,000 1/22/2010

GOLDEN 245,797 162,060 1/8/2010

GOLDEN 1,600,000 1,488,298 8/7/2009

BOULDER 1,180,000 245,946 1/27/2010

GOLDEN 13,432,500 4,166,569 7/17/2009

GOLDEN 6,408,441 5,512,235 8/7/2009

LAKEWOOD 5,301 2,207 9/23/2009

9,419 6,469 11/19/2009

GOLDEN 11,287 4,510 9/22/2009

11,832 0 11/12/2009

GOLDEN 2,000,000 1,184,467 4/13/2010

GOLDEN 14,580 11,396 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 15,554 10,541 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 2,697,500 1,322,721 6/17/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 15,711 8/25/2009

LAKEWOOD 289 289 7/2/2010

ENGLEWOOD 13,500 13,440 8/3/2009

GOLDEN 231,300 231,300 8/28/2009

GOLDEN 14,554 11,317 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 14,869 10,950 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 14,008 14,008 8/11/2009

GOLDEN 14,138 14,138 8/11/2009

10,297 9,678 12/9/2009

EVANS 384 384 5/13/2010

10,297 6,273 12/7/2009

WHEAT RIDGE 200 200 4/2/2010

GOLDEN 14,949 14,276 8/27/2009

17,814 17,814 8/13/2009

DENVER 66 66 8/10/2010

GOLDEN 944,422 0 9/30/2010

GOLDEN 14,680 13,369 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 0 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 0 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 11,994 9,711 9/16/2009

GOLDEN 9,000 6,532 8/31/2009

DENVER 240 240 11/13/2009

LAKEWOOD 450 450 4/6/2010

PALMER LAKE 317 317 3/4/2010

ESTES PARK 8 0 6/9/2010

LAKEWOOD 462 462 8/12/2010

LITTLETON 13,500 12,292 7/29/2009

GOLDEN 15,554 10,281 8/28/2009

GOLDEN 63,135 61,872 8/20/2009

GOLDEN 15,554 9,738 8/25/2009

6,060 6,060 6/30/2010

GOLDEN 21,144 19,637 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 0 8/27/2009

DENVER 15 15 3/30/2010

DENVER 450 450 2/5/2010

GOLDEN 14,778 11,592 8/27/2009

WESTMINSTER 148 148 8/19/2010

GOLDEN 15,668 11,730 9/22/2009

8,511 8,511 8/13/2009

MORRISON 492 492 11/13/2009

10,297 934 12/9/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 11,953 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 16,458 16,345 9/16/2009

500 500 8/3/2010

GOLDEN 16,429 15,115 8/27/2009

PALISADE 16,429 8,827 8/27/2009

17,810 17,810 8/13/2009

ARVADA 655 655 3/18/2010

ENGLEWOOD 310 310 5/20/2010

WHEAT RIDGE 450 450 9/15/2010

GOLDEN 317 317 3/4/2010

GOLDEN 17,351 17,351 8/19/2009

GOLDEN 14,554 13,505 8/25/2009

17,135 17,135 8/14/2009

GOLDEN 18,319 18,319 8/10/2009

GOLDEN 28,633 28,633 8/11/2009

4,147 3,504 12/3/2009

GOLDEN 17,463 16,898 7/29/2009

GOLDEN 1,014 1,014 9/16/2009

LAKEWOOD 7,536 7,536 8/31/2009

15,804 15,804 8/13/2009

17,176 17,176 8/27/2009

10,297 10,112 12/7/2009

10,297 9,210 12/9/2009

ARVADA 13,000 5,633 9/16/2009

GOLDEN 22,235 21,790 7/30/2009

GOLDEN 13,500 9,829 7/31/2009

GOLDEN 15,554 11,406 8/3/2009

GOLDEN 140,764 107,740 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 119,875 101,034 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 29,347 23,454 8/28/2009

GOLDEN 500 500 9/14/2009

GOLDEN 63,520 58,520 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 6,750,000 5,885,926 7/10/2009

10,297 7,136 12/7/2009

10,297 7,850 12/7/2009

9,433 9,433 7/31/2009

AURORA 317 317 2/17/2010

GOLDEN 31,108 9,315 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 82,145 44,633 8/27/2009

16,429 5,973 8/27/2009

28,125 8,809 9/24/2009

GOLDEN 11,347 9,424 8/26/2009

GOLDEN 14,435 12,687 8/27/2009

DENVER 241 241 7/29/2010

GOLDEN 16,429 9,919 8/27/2009

GREENWOOD VILLAGE

GREENWOOD VILLAGE

DENVER 96 96 9/15/2010

GOLDEN 16,236 6,118 9/11/2009

DENVER 120 120 3/12/2010

9,022 9,022 8/13/2009

LAKEWOOD 103 103 2/17/2010

ARVADA 307 307 2/5/2010

LAKEWOOD 234 234 3/12/2010

GOLDEN 64,841 39,679 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 16,429 8,052 8/28/2009

DENVER 304 304 11/5/2009

GOLDEN 11,953 11,471 9/16/2009

ARVADA 307 307 11/25/2009

GOLDEN 11,407 11,343 8/27/2009

17,761 17,761 8/13/2009

GOLDEN 8,637 2,400 8/27/2009

10,919 10,919 8/14/2009

59,754 59,754 6/16/2010

GOLDEN 84,855 84,855 8/21/2009

DENVER 396 396 7/29/2010

GOLDEN 8,365 7,869 7/30/2009

GOLDEN 16,068 10,618 9/16/2009

500 500 8/5/2010

GOLDEN 16,429 9,608 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 8,245 8,245 8/11/2009

WHEATRIDGE 280 280 11/13/2009

GOLDEN 15,037 11,318 8/25/2009

500 500 8/4/2010

GOLDEN 15,554 10,411 7/28/2009

GOLDEN 8,061 8,061 9/16/2009

WESTMINSTER 3,778 3,778 8/12/2009

WESTMINSTER 4,064 4,064 8/17/2009

WESTMINSTER 836 836 9/25/2009

10,297 8,299 2/24/2010

WHEAT RIDGE 137 137 3/12/2010

LAKEWOOD 94 94 2/17/2010

GOLDEN 10,525 7,500 8/13/2009

GOLDEN 4,327,491 2,179,974 8/7/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 10,470 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 18,393 8/13/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 9,658 8/14/2009

COMMERCE CITY 22,632,939 3,463,395 1/20/2010

GOLDEN 12,643 10,204 8/14/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 7,764 8/27/2009

LITTLETON 21,049 15,200 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 10,767 8/14/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 19,485 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 9,229 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 23,167 15,913 8/11/2009

GOLDEN 202,280 148,036 8/13/2009

GOLDEN 109,547 76,750 8/14/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 9,894 8/26/2009

GOLDEN 188,262 145,191 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 10,815 8/28/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 18,179 9/2/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 12,081 9/22/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 17,683 8/14/2009

DENVER 21,049 12,575 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 10,525 8,480 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 21,049 12,911 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 16,652 8/14/2009

19,566,809 1,626,054 1/14/2010

GOLDEN 471,950 376,057 9/29/2009

FORT COLLINS 11,267 8,968 8/25/2009

GOLDEN 25,285 23,234 8/27/2009

GOLDEN 12,643 11,608 8/14/2009

LAKEWOOD 25,000,000 653,472 1/19/2010

GOLDEN 9,194,705 978,132 12/31/2009

GOLDEN 44,000,000 2,397,594 1/14/2010

GOLDEN 9,950,000 1,438,639 8/13/2009

GOLDEN 21,794,220 11,376,391 8/7/2009

GOLDEN 86,764,000 28,350,072 7/17/2009

GOLDEN 8,240,065 3,193,098 2/4/2010

GOLDEN 1,680,000 354,555 2/4/2010

GOLDEN 1,000,000 154,631 8/7/2009

DENVER 49,222,000 24,552,027 4/21/2009

FORT COLLINS 4,999,834 1,037,373 12/14/2009

DENVER 4,778,234 134,355 1/28/2010

GOLDEN 12,612,042 2,373,900 6/17/2009

GOLDEN 100,000 100,000 9/27/2010

DENVER 80,484,824 29,664,770 3/31/2009

DENVER 963,130 0 9/21/2010

GOLDEN 424,500 64,208 1/14/2010

GOLDEN 2,000,000 79,517 9/28/2010

LAKEWOOD 749,739 726,372 12/4/2009

BOULDER 233,082 79,818 11/25/2009

MIDDLEBURY 1,452,140 30,067 8/3/2010

HARTFORD 3,997,089 132,698 8/11/2010

HARTFORD 1,866,598 95,342 8/12/2010

DANBURY 1,161,824 186,713 9/2/2009

BETHANY (TOWN OF) 13,195,000 5,117,402 2/1/2010

HARTFORD 3,359,000 3,023,435 8/27/2009

BRIDGEPORT 1,257,600 61,737 12/29/2009

BRISTOL 557,500 210,366 9/8/2009

ROCKY HILL 4,171,124 331,001 8/10/2010

DANBURY 775,000 55,015 8/21/2009

EAST HARTFORD 216,100 0 12/15/2009

ENFIELD 188,000 0 9/7/2010

GREENWICH 627,500 627,500 8/21/2009

HAMDEN 531,500 108,000 9/8/2009

HARTFORD 1,372,700 0 9/28/2009

MANCHESTER 533,700 0 9/8/2009

27,500 0 1/27/2010

MERIDEN 546,400 426,448 8/28/2009

MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT INDIA

MIDDLETOWN 213,300 213,300 9/28/2009

MILFORD 536,100 185,910 11/19/2009

NEW BRITAIN 653,500 653,500 12/21/2009

NEW HAVEN 1,263,500 399,813 9/28/2009

NORWALK 805,000 291,650 9/25/2009

NORWICH 155,100 0 12/14/2009

HARTFORD 9,593,500 632,427 9/14/2009

SHELTON 175,800 175,800 9/23/2009

SOUTHINGTON 172,200 172,200 9/28/2009

STAMFORD 1,186,300 17,605 9/14/2009

STRATFORD 208,900 0 9/29/2009

149,600 149,600 9/29/2009

FAIRFIELD 545,100 275,000 9/24/2009

GROTON 198,100 198,100 1/26/2010

WALLINGFORD 197,500 169,000 9/22/2009

WATERBURY 1,015,400 0 10/21/2009

574,500 257,001 8/28/2009

WEST HAVEN 471,600 0 9/14/2009

MILFORD 1,243,624 645,722 1/8/2010

EAST HARTFORD 1,816,306 666,246 12/29/2009

EAST HARTFORD 1,191,218 544,140 1/22/2010

WEST HARTFORD 146,973 52,907 1/8/2010

HARTFORD 38,542,000 15,428,577 4/30/2009

HARTFORD 64,310,502 18,197,666 4/7/2009

BRIDGEPORT 442,951 12,000 8/30/2010

WASHINGTON 1,000,000 507,552 6/2/2010

TORRINGTON (TOWN OF)

HARTFORD (TOWN OF)

WASHINGTON 748,744 0 7/6/2010

11,587,200 4,901,876 12/31/2009

WASHINGTON 568,000 1,925 8/21/2009

WASHINGTON 9,593,500 575,405 12/14/2009

WASHINGTON 5,488,576 4,471,469 8/7/2009

WASHINGTON 80,000 6,519 8/5/2010

3,223,568 780,661 9/17/2009

WASHINGTON 1,372,500 1,011,011 9/15/2009

1,100,000 998,781 8/21/2009

WASHINGTON 37,901 25,121 9/29/2009

WASHINGTON 767,000 766,999 9/4/2009

100,000 94,952 9/23/2009

WASHINGTON 1,077,500 215,835 1/15/2010

WASHINGTON 332 332 10/14/2010

WASHINGTON 35,000 33,213 12/22/2009

WASHINGTON 10,000 4,314 3/20/2009

WASHINGTON 10,250 10,250 4/23/2009

WASHINGTON 15,000 5,780 4/30/2009

WASHINGTON 40,000 27,349 8/5/2009

WASHINGTON 15,000 3,629 10/23/2009

WASHINGTON 11,000 5,656 12/8/2009

WASHINGTON 45,000 43,367 3/4/2010

WASHINGTON 8,000 7,367 8/20/2010

WASHINGTON 5,000 0 3/15/2010

WASHINGTON 165,200 163,855 9/1/2009

1,750,000 806,289 5/27/2010

3,982,824 925,521 9/17/2009

WASHINGTON 22,022,000 8,640,867 4/20/2009

WASHINGTON 990,000 392,587 7/21/2009

WASHINGTON 8,089,022 3,958,164 3/27/2009

WASHINGTON 1,500,000 98,793 5/26/2010

WASHINGTON 19,658,348 5,410,601 11/13/2009

WASHINGTON 1,800,000 642,931 3/15/2010

WASHINGTON 8,495,293 77,961 9/24/2010

WASHINGTON 7,000,000 1,374,695 6/18/2010

WASHINGTON 70,000 22,753 2/1/2010

1,600,300 383,573 2/24/2010

DOVER 838,000 838,000 8/21/2009

DOVER 180,400 65,065 12/22/2009

ELSMERE 50,000 50,000 9/23/2009

GEORGETOWN 50,000 50,000 9/30/2009

DOVER 411,600 75,514 11/13/2009

MIDDLETOWN 50,000 50,000 9/24/2009

MILFORD 50,000 50,000 12/15/2009

DOVER 9,593,500 892,331 9/24/2009

NEW CASTLE 50,000 0 12/14/2009

NEW CASTLE 3,746,200 458,750 12/14/2009

NEWARK 147,800 147,800 9/28/2009

SEAFORD 50,000 50,000 9/28/2009

SMYRNA 50,000 50,000 9/25/2009

GEORGETOWN 688,600 40,000 8/4/2009

WILMINGTON 800,600 800,600 9/21/2009

NEWARK 136,000 58,445 12/22/2009

NEWARK 125,000 72,096 12/18/2009

WILMINGTON 50,000,000 993,195 12/30/2009

WILMINGTON 12,643 9,727 8/12/2009

WILMINGTON 3,000,000 314,729 9/16/2009

NEWARK 1,556,316 235,557 2/16/2010

DOVER 24,231,000 11,380,293 4/29/2009

NEW CASTLE 13,733,668 4,395,123 4/6/2009

ORLANDO 256,461 37,718 6/25/2010

ORLANDO (CCD) 552,338 4,089 6/23/2010

JACKSONVILLE 95,504,255 25,657,206 12/10/2009

MIAMI 1,011 648 6/29/2010

TALLAHASSEE 17,585,000 15,111,777 8/25/2009

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 177,700 50,754 9/30/2009

APOPKA 153,600 153,600 9/29/2009

BOCA RATON 990,300 68,536 9/23/2009

BONITA SPRINGS 179,600 13,531 9/24/2009

658,900 269,282 9/14/2009

BRADENTON 544,500 49,828 9/23/2009

CAPE CORAL 1,407,100 404,783 11/17/2009

DEERFIELD BEACH 715,500 82,934 9/25/2009

BOYNTON BEACH-DELRAY BEAC

DELRAY BEACH 638,500 394,898 9/21/2009

HIALEAH 1,979,200 1,475,000 12/3/2009

HOMESTEAD BASE 541,700 43,284 9/30/2009

LAKELAND 965,100 302,389 12/29/2009

MELBOURNE 813,500 57,276 9/8/2009

PALM BAY 904,000 200,000 9/18/2009

PANAMA CITY 179,300 58,180 12/15/2009

PORT ORANGE 492,900 0 9/29/2009

SUNRISE 840,700 0 11/17/2009

CLEARWATER 1,075,400 764,644 9/18/2009

COCONUT CREEK 452,400 452,400 9/23/2009

CORAL GABLES 212,700 12,470 9/28/2009

CORAL SPRINGS 1,148,200 662,122 9/29/2009

PALM BAY 2,939,700 195,062 8/4/2009

NAPLES 3,036,000 1,017,579 9/8/2009

PENSACOLA 2,361,900 951,622 11/13/2009

BARTOW 4,448,600 2,483,730 9/9/2009

DE LAND 2,411,200 851,689 10/27/2009

WEST PALM BEACH 6,587,600 1,410,834 9/8/2009

DAVIE 841,200 0 9/22/2009

DAYTONA BEACH 680,500 680,500 12/10/2009

DELTONA 730,200 27,705 11/17/2009

DUNEDIN 149,500 110,152 9/14/2009

TALLAHASSEE 30,401,600 1,141,370 11/24/2009

FORT LAUDERDALE 2,036,400 165,528 7/24/2009

FORT MYERS 753,000 93,842 11/6/2009

FORT PIERCE 186,300 86,770 9/29/2009

GAINESVILLE 1,198,500 566,056 9/23/2009

HALLANDALE 164,800 164,800 9/28/2009

TAMPA 7,665,200 2,463,378 9/8/2009

HOLLYWOOD 1,354,400 1,236 9/29/2009

JACKSONVILLE 7,891,500 129,138 7/24/2009

JUPITER 211,300 37,744 9/29/2009

KISSIMMEE 605,800 203,629 9/21/2009

LAKE WORTH 150,200 5,000 9/22/2009

TAVARES 2,807,500 355,870 7/24/2009

LARGO 719,200 334,463 9/28/2009

LAUDERHILL 595,200 47,714 10/13/2009

FORT MYERS 3,046,600 1,436,229 12/10/2009

BRADENTON 2,404,200 446,828 10/19/2009

MARGATE 498,200 0 11/24/2009

OCALA 2,452,400 335,632 10/27/2009

MIAMI BEACH 839,000 129,255 12/31/2009

MIAMI GARDENS 989,200 322,436 9/8/2009

MIAMI 4,742,300 185,958 10/13/2009

MIAMI 12,523,700 4,644,751 9/14/2009

MIAMI 25,000 0 9/6/2010

MIRAMAR 959,200 46,690 9/14/2009

NORTH LAUDERDALE 161,800 161,800 9/30/2009

NORTH MIAMI BEACH 156,600 155,980 9/30/2009

NORTH MIAMI 500,300 138,105 10/13/2009

NORTH PORT 476,100 0 9/25/2009

OAKLAND PARK 180,800 0 12/23/2009

OCALA 635,500 0 11/3/2009

ORLANDO 7,522,900 1,806,436 9/15/2009

ORLANDO 2,683,200 492,864 11/12/2009

ORMOND BEACH 166,800 166,800 9/28/2009

224,800 224,800 9/29/2009

PALM COAST 648,000 378,525 8/21/2009

DADE CITY 4,216,900 209,014 9/8/2009

PEMBROKE PINES 1,321,700 922,695 12/16/2009

PENSACOLA 606,500 14,440 11/6/2009

PINELLAS PARK 215,000 215,000 9/29/2009

CLEARWATER 3,791,300 466,709 9/8/2009

PLANTATION 804,300 0 11/23/2009

POMPANO BEACH 1,038,200 0 9/29/2009

1,354,300 754,399 9/23/2009

RIVIERA BEACH (CCD) 159,300 0 9/30/2009

SANFORD 502,500 243,188 11/23/2009

SARASOTA 598,100 54,089 11/12/2009

SARASOTA 2,524,800 500,201 9/8/2009

SANFORD 2,925,100 197,901 7/24/2009

FORT PIERCE 2,941,500 0 8/13/2010

SAINT PETERSBURG 2,380,400 541,595 12/14/2009

TALLAHASSEE (CCD) 1,768,600 185,901 9/23/2009

TAMARAC 544,900 544,900 12/22/2009

TAMPA 3,712,100 886,512 10/27/2009

TITUSVILLE (CCD) 196,900 196,900 9/28/2009

WELLINGTON 490,200 0 10/22/2009

WEST PALM BEACH 1,088,000 313,386 9/30/2009

WESTON 594,600 0 9/23/2009

PALM BEACH GARDENS

PORT ST. LUCIE NORTHEAST

JACKSONVILLE 2,443,441 1,241,518 1/27/2010

GAINESVILLE 4,941 0 9/23/2009

MIAMI 250,000 92,945 1/8/2010

TALLAHASSEE 599,999 135,865 1/6/2010

TAMPA 1,439,161 0 9/29/2010

COCOA 981,000 381,463 1/12/2010

BOCA RATON 600,000 120,000 1/29/2010

TAMPA 7,000 7,000 8/31/2009

BONITA SPRINGS 24,331,431 7,784,055 1/19/2010

VERO BEACH 50,000,000 5,858,853 12/30/2009

BONITA SPRINGS 12,643 10,573 8/25/2009

TALLAHASSEE 126,089,000 26,259,123 4/22/2009

TALLAHASSEE 177,484,474 54,403,848 4/10/2009

ORLANDO (CCD) 486,000 5,215 9/8/2010

GAINESVILLE 979,421 0 9/8/2010

CLEARWATER 1,000,000 0 9/22/2010

ALPHARETTA 34,294,772 11,047,377 12/22/2009

ATLANTA 20,000,000 942,723 6/3/2010

ATLANTA 462,000 0 8/10/2010

30,818 0 9/10/2010

ATLANTA 1,245 1,003 2/18/2010

ATLANTA 2,240 2,240 2/19/2010

ATLANTA 403 0 3/8/2010

ATLANTA 867 867 3/19/2010

ATLANTA 539 539 8/20/2010

ATLANTA 14,983,167 658,508 3/9/2010

ATLANTA 9,293,000 9,168,098 8/25/2009

ALBANY 771,300 0 10/26/2009

ALPHARETTA 252,600 20,907 9/4/2009

ATHENS 1,137,100 17,926 11/4/2009

ATLANTA 5,890,200 1,638,971 8/10/2009

CANTON (CCD) 1,827,700 195,674 9/21/2009

EAST POINT 181,300 4,950 9/21/2009

DULUTH 578,400 96,090 8/21/2009

SAVANNAH 1,368,300 464,194 9/28/2009

JONESBORO 2,545,900 606,529 9/14/2009

COLUMBUS 1,844,800 0 12/24/2009

AUGUSTA 1,969,900 196,527 8/21/2009

MARIETTA 5,288,500 956,529 9/8/2009

CUMMING 661,000 427,989 9/28/2009

DALLAS 497,100 236,117 9/4/2009

DECATUR 6,511,600 2,677,276 9/14/2009

ATLANTA 21,630,700 7,278,226 9/14/2009

ATLANTA 814,300 281,759 9/22/2009

LAWRENCEVILLE 7,312,700 1,107,713 8/21/2009

GAINESVILLE 762,600 164,068 8/14/2009

MC DONOUGH 751,100 110,102 9/14/2009

MACON 946,600 66,460 11/5/2009

MARIETTA 785,500 158,601 9/18/2009

ROME 178,100 178,100 9/24/2009

ROSWELL 825,700 49,884 12/23/2009

SANDY SPRINGS 851,900 507,993 8/14/2009

SMYRNA 208,000 0 9/30/2009

VALDOSTA 221,600 83,805 9/18/2009

WARNER ROBINS 573,100 247,393 9/14/2009

KATHLEEN 5,010 0 9/24/2009

ATLANTA 500,000 27,531 11/16/2009

ATLANTA 105,000 49,217 12/18/2009

BRUNSWICK 15,554 0 7/31/2009

MARIETTA 14,825 14,521 8/31/2009

KATHLEEN 37,633 29,422 8/31/2009

ATLANTA 82,495,000 8,929,126 4/17/2009

ATLANTA 124,756,312 67,174,112 4/8/2009

ATLANTA 949,078 0 9/20/2010

TAMUNING 166,000 0 8/27/2009

TAMUNING 9,593,500 0 3/18/2010

TAMUNING 19,098,000 2,708,545 4/28/2009

TAMUNING 1,431,132 213,022 4/8/2009

HONOLULU 1,236,000 1,230,807 8/21/2009

PEARL CITY 9,593,500 1,849,362 9/24/2009

WAILUKU 605,300 160,000 10/19/2009

HILO 737,800 54,000 9/29/2009

HONOLULU 3,863,700 116,330 11/3/2009

LIHUE 267,900 25,000 9/24/2009

HONOLULU 12,643 10,714 8/31/2009

HONOLULU 12,643 10,043 8/27/2009

KAPOLEI 23,700,000 1,256,891 12/30/2009

HONOLULU 25,930,000 4,780,589 4/21/2009

HONOLULU 4,041,461 2,788,641 4/6/2009

HONOLULU 750,000 740,000 11/25/2009

DES MOINES 2,881,000 2,032,707 8/21/2009

AMES 544,000 13,500 11/2/2009

ANKENY 166,300 96,237 9/24/2009

CEDAR FALLS 162,500 162,109 9/18/2009

CEDAR RAPIDS 1,290,900 37,896 9/28/2009

MASON CITY 191,600 0 8/20/2010

IOWA CITY 692,300 460,000 11/24/2009

CLINTON 207,700 207,700 9/22/2009

COUNCIL BLUFFS 571,500 125,000 10/13/2009

ADEL 199,700 0 8/31/2009

DAVENPORT 983,300 273,933 12/8/2009

DES MOINES 1,982,300 36,987 12/31/2009

BURLINGTON 176,900 176,900 9/1/2009

DUBUQUE 574,700 75,000 9/21/2009

DES MOINES 9,593,500 711,026 9/24/2009

IOWA CITY 236,900 0 9/29/2009

CEDAR RAPIDS 317,300 0 11/17/2009

MUSCATINE 184,700 0 4/15/2010

DES MOINES 408,800 325,557 11/17/2009

TAMA 46,600 39,000 12/14/2009

DAVENPORT 260,400 186,309 12/21/2009

SIOUX CITY 801,300 0 10/30/2009

URBANDALE 162,900 23,000 9/10/2009

INDIANOLA 171,200 116,849 9/22/2009

WATERLOO 665,300 0 12/30/2009

WEST DES MOINES 557,000 97,169 10/19/2009

WEST UNION 1,000,000 0 8/4/2010

IOWA CITY 11,269 0 9/25/2009

AMES 10,675 10,675 6/25/2009

JOHNSTON 12,643 11,247 8/12/2009

DES MOINES 40,546,000 11,169,034 4/20/2009

DES MOINES 80,834,411 35,814,514 3/26/2009

IDAHO FALLS 2,963,136 1,565,998 8/10/2009

BOISE 5,519,862 2,273,283 1/25/2010

BOISE 1,462,000 1,170,313 8/21/2009

BOISE 433,500 183,539 11/24/2009

POCATELLO 102,600 102,600 8/18/2009

BLACKFOOT 181,200 181,200 9/17/2009

BOISE 2,039,200 700,557 10/30/2009

SANDPOINT 21,357 21,357 9/29/2009

CALDWELL 169,800 169,800 9/22/2009

CALDWELL 238,100 238,040 8/31/2009

MERIDIAN 608,800 60,531 9/8/2009

NAMPA 753,800 154,911 9/21/2009

REXBURG 123,200 123,200 9/11/2009

COEUR D'ALENE 191,700 191,700 9/15/2009

IDAHO FALLS 177,100 0 9/24/2009

TWIN FALLS 128,000 128,000 9/2/2009

MOUNTAIN HOME 122,200 56,536 9/15/2009

IDAHO FALLS 539,100 0 12/28/2009

TWIN FALLS 183,600 115,745 9/17/2009

374,400 324,787 11/30/2009

MOSCOW 151,500 26,825 8/17/2009

LEWISTON 139,100 139,100 9/2/2009

LAPWAI 97,200 0 11/24/2009

POCATELLO 533,000 439,310 9/23/2009

FORT HALL (CCD) 147,900 0 12/14/2009

PLUMMER (CCD) 68,400 23,996 9/23/2009

BOISE 9,593,500 1,750,925 9/29/2009

IDAHO FALLS 3,780,015 1,786,050 9/8/2009

IDAHO FALLS 525,000 461,693 9/8/2009

HAILEY 5,000,000 2,136,422 1/22/2010

BOISE 350,000 274,960 11/18/2009

IDAHO FALLS 5,000,000 184,511 2/23/2010

IDAHO FALLS 217,460 188,587 6/11/2009

BOISE 4,992,089 934,374 9/25/2009

COEUR D'ALENE (CCD)

BOISE CITY (CCD) 1,550,000 117,526 1/22/2010

BOISE 28,572,000 13,134,774 4/20/2009

BOISE CITY 37,303,978 25,189,801 4/3/2009

URBANA 1,010,611 89,061 8/3/2010

HANOVER PARK 2,138 2,138 7/7/2010

DES PLAINES 2,332,436 863,492 8/10/2009

3,475,269 1,541,547 9/29/2009

CHICAGO 25,000,000 68,631 5/25/2010

5,269 1,225 2/16/2010

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 2,196 2,196 3/12/2010


DES PLAINES 448,405 13,613 6/28/2010

ROCKFORD 2,650 2,650 3/16/2010

CHICAGO 14,999,658 683,892 12/31/2009

SPRINGFIELD 12,379,000 12,379,000 8/21/2009

ADDISON 167,075 0 9/21/2009


AURORA 1,574,100 101,642 10/13/2009

BARTLETT 157,500 63,316 9/11/2009

BERWYN 444,300 146,544 12/9/2009

BLOOMINGTON 746,400 58,279 12/9/2009


BOLINGBROOK 652,300 495,648 9/14/2009

BUFFALO GROVE 179,900 75,043 9/4/2009

CALUMET 149,300 149,300 12/23/2009

CAROL STREAM 173,000 20,800 9/23/2009

CARPENTERSVILLE 146,344 146,344 9/30/2009

CHAMPAIGN 763,200 33,299 9/21/2009

CHICAGO 27,648,800 7,861,839 9/29/2009

CICERO 727,300 17,328 8/21/2009

BELLEVILLE 179,200 179,200 1/25/2010

JOLIET 1,346,400 561,502 12/8/2009

ROCKFORD 1,582,800 707,273 9/14/2009

SPRINGFIELD 21,834,600 4,807,440 9/14/2009

CHICAGO 12,696,000 2,644,565 1/4/2010

CRYSTAL LAKE 183,500 183,500 9/11/2009

DECATUR 768,200 305,916 11/25/2009

DEKALB 186,800 105,552 9/23/2009

DES PLAINES 576,900 92,334 9/30/2009

DOWNERS GROVE 232,100 98,286 9/4/2009

WHEATON 4,653,700 1,266,914 10/13/2009

ELGIN 1,002,600 254,820 10/16/2009

ELMHURST 205,300 0 9/21/2009

EVANSTON 749,700 277,676 9/18/2009

GLENVIEW 207,100 207,100 9/29/2009

HANOVER PARK 141,600 141,600 9/18/2009

HOFFMAN ESTATES 515,100 261,040 9/30/2009

GENEVA 2,469,100 1,157,674 8/21/2009

WAUKEGAN 5,658,700 545,156 9/10/2009

LOMBARD 187,500 187,500 9/11/2009

EDWARDSVILLE 2,490,200 657,183 9/21/2009

WOODSTOCK 2,475,900 1,813,406 11/13/2009

190,200 190,200 9/29/2009

MOUNT PROSPECT 489,600 53,693 8/21/2009

NAPERVILLE 1,392,200 194,749 9/21/2009

OAK LAWN 495,900 416,975 9/21/2009

OAK PARK 200,600 38,354 9/29/2009

ORLAND PARK 520,700 19,505 8/21/2009

PALATINE 614,500 14,900 9/14/2009

PARK RIDGE 158,700 158,700 9/23/2009

PEORIA 1,174,300 340,632 9/8/2009

PLAINFIELD 143,700 143,700 12/31/2009

QUINCY 180,600 180,600 9/30/2009

ROCK ISLAND 168,600 0 9/29/2009

ROMEOVILLE 153,200 153,200 9/14/2009

SCHAUMBURG 776,500 776,500 9/23/2009

SKOKIE 654,200 0 8/17/2009

SPRINGFIELD 1,225,600 184,827 9/14/2009

BELLEVILLE 2,040,800 1,315,300 7/24/2009

STREAMWOOD 142,900 142,900 9/24/2009

PEKIN 548,400 0 9/24/2009

TINLEY PARK 537,600 50,000 8/10/2009

NORMAL 488,500 364,906 10/14/2009

URBANA 182,500 29,762 9/29/2009

WAUKEGAN 851,900 851,900 8/14/2009

WHEATON 514,400 145,900 9/14/2009

MOLINE (TOWNSHIP OF)

WHEELING 160,000 160,000 9/29/2009

JOLIET 3,009,700 1,308,397 7/24/2009

ROCKFORD 568,800 13,043 8/21/2009

3,891,558 1,601,011 9/29/2009

1,500,000 134,109 3/11/2010

COUNTRYSIDE 2,459,971 2,303,638 1/28/2010

SPRINGFIELD 1,200,000 62,477 1/8/2010

CHICAGO 4,479,169 41,001 1/6/2010

520,831 15,019 7/13/2010

SPRINGFIELD 500,000 200,031 11/17/2009

8,800,000 1,777,996 3/31/2010

VERNON HILLS 42 42 8/21/2009

VERNON HILLS 2,343 2,343 9/15/2009

VERNON HILLS 446 446 12/3/2009

VERNON HILLS 838 838 7/23/2010

918,000 228,834 6/17/2009

DECATUR 24,834,592 741,697 1/18/2010

BOLINGBROOK 2,500,000 771,724 1/18/2010

DES PLAINES 25,000,000 542,496 12/30/2009

DES PLAINES 3,429,127 928,199 1/19/2010






SAINT CHARLES 12,643 9,923 8/12/2009

SUGAR GROVE 12,643 10,693 8/26/2009

108,000 107,796 9/29/2009

2,695,000 506,643 1/28/2010

SPRINGFIELD 101,321,000 26,485,876 4/17/2009

CHICAGO 1,000,000 0 8/31/2010

SPRINGFIELD 249,488,668 107,039,891 3/27/2009

URBANA 959,635 1,628 8/30/2010

CHICAGO 7,900,000 4,386,541 1/22/2010

CHICAGO 699,877 242,570 12/1/2009

WEST LAFAYETTE 1,331,435 21,387 6/25/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 62,800,000 12,563,462 12/31/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 118,468,116 39,728,994 1/29/2010

PENDLETON 60,200,000 9,925,112 12/17/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 10,000,000 937 6/2/2010

CHESTERTON 234 234 7/23/2010

CHESTERTON 415 415 8/20/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 10,125,000 216,268 1/11/2010

EAST CHICAGO 31,603,993 228,760 1/15/2010



COLUMBUS 38,831,115 4,116,977 5/11/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 6,118,000 6,118,000 8/25/2009

FORT WAYNE 404,500 107,633 9/18/2009

ANDERSON 560,200 400,728 8/28/2009

BLOOMINGTON 745,000 518,391 9/8/2009

CARMEL 633,000 467,966 9/14/2009

EVANSVILLE 1,206,000 0 10/13/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 8,032,300 1,851,808 9/8/2009

PORTAGE 151,100 151,100 12/22/2009

JEFFERSONVILLE 438,900 438,900 12/24/2009

COLUMBUS 190,000 190,000 9/24/2009

LAFAYETTE 416,700 312,991 9/18/2009

ELKHART 557,300 0 11/3/2009

GOSHEN 629,800 629,800 11/24/2009

FISHERS 610,100 20,000 11/19/2009

FORT WAYNE 2,474,400 506,400 9/8/2009

GARY 935,200 121,688 9/30/2009

GREENWOOD 193,900 193,900 9/17/2009

CARMEL 362,400 340,448 9/14/2009

HAMMOND 728,100 266,015 8/10/2009

DANVILLE 546,900 546,900 9/21/2009

CARMEL 5,000,000 382,200 7/23/2010

KOKOMO 214,600 214,600 9/18/2009

LA PORTE 462,900 369,358 9/14/2009

LAFAYETTE 659,000 399,300 11/30/2009

CROWN POINT 2,979,700 176,409 1/28/2010

LAWRENCE 176,200 20,000 9/24/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 14,052,400 2,692,789 9/24/2009

MISHAWAKA 219,000 219,000 9/11/2009

MUNCIE 665,700 107,500 12/9/2009

NEW ALBANY 165,900 36,066 12/17/2009

NOBLESVILLE 170,000 170,000 9/21/2009

VALPARAISO 511,800 250,000 9/8/2009

RICHMOND 169,200 128,942 9/24/2009

SOUTH BEND 1,046,800 904,372 9/18/2009

SOUTH BEND 453,400 260,196 9/14/2009

TERRE HAUTE 617,700 0 12/16/2009

MUNCIE 5,000,000 3,565,119 1/22/2010

FORT WAYNE 1,339,591 1,007,364 1/20/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 68,621,000 7,660,452 4/17/2009

WEST LAFAYETTE 6,135,839 1,799,304 12/16/2009

UNION CITY 39,200,000 0 9/30/2009

INDIANAPOLIS 1,000,000 48,639 8/25/2010

INDIANAPOLIS 133,210,583 62,575,061 3/27/2009

TOPEKA 2,689,000 2,451,707 8/21/2009

EL DORADO 1,885,000 646,310 10/14/2009

EL DORADO 254,200 62,873 10/16/2009

LAWRENCE 858,600 71,852 9/29/2009

TOPEKA 9,593,500 461,627 10/13/2009

OLATHE 552,500 298,510 10/30/2009

LEAVENWORTH 304,800 226,220 9/8/2009

MANHATTAN 3,000,000 309,647 8/13/2010

WICHITA 485,100 120,838 9/14/2009

TOPEKA 198,400 198,400 8/26/2009

WINFIELD 144,100 111,852 9/24/2009

GIRARD 166,900 131,810 8/27/2009

EAST HUTCHINSON 174,300 174,300 9/11/2009

WHITE CLOUD 42,800 42,800 12/4/2009

HORTON 44,700 0 11/24/2009

LENEXA 227,100 185,212 9/23/2009

EMPORIA 153,800 153,800 3/5/2010

MANHATTAN 503,700 344,277 12/8/2009

INDEPENDENCE 149,800 149,800 9/29/2009

OLATHE 1,105,400 235,507 9/30/2009

OVERLAND PARK 1,706,300 959,826 9/21/2009

MAYETTA 45,000 0 9/23/2009

RESERVE 25,000 0 12/4/2009

SALINA 201,700 0 9/11/2009

SHAWNEE 533,100 76,140 9/8/2009

KANSAS CITY 1,398,800 422,563 9/21/2009

1,240,200 1,018,750 9/23/2009

WICHITA 3,519,500 368,989 12/21/2009

LAWRENCE 11,031 0 9/25/2009

MANHATTAN 12,643 0 8/27/2009

TOPEKA 38,284,000 2,845,228 4/14/2009

LAWRENCE 2,299,237 200,000 1/22/2010

TOPEKA 56,441,771 26,336,784 3/31/2009

TOPEKA (TOWNSHIP OF)

FRANKFORT 12,980,000 1,156,721 12/29/2009

FRANKFORT 4,096,000 4,002,309 8/21/2009

BURLINGTON 368,100 0 9/30/2009

BOWLING GREEN 585,600 202,849 10/16/2009

SHEPHERDSVILLE 289,900 23,900 9/24/2009

NEWPORT 351,600 58,500 12/16/2009

COVINGTON 188,500 188,500 9/21/2009

EAST FRANKFORT 10,427,000 4,856,999 9/14/2009

FLORENCE 126,400 21,000 9/11/2009

FRANKFORT 132,100 50,000 9/11/2009

ELIZABETHTOWN 426,500 387,342 9/22/2009

HENDERSON 123,100 123,100 9/30/2009

HOPKINSVILLE 143,600 7,182 9/4/2009

KENTON 465,200 0 9/30/2009

LONDON 246,000 0 8/24/2010

LEXINGTON 2,753,800 59,137 10/19/2009

LOUISVILLE 7,000,400 1,411,759 9/8/2009

289,900 149,887 9/23/2009

LA GRANGE 222,200 114,211 9/22/2009

OWENSBORO 557,200 73,851 11/19/2009

PIKEVILLE (CCD) 282,800 282,800 11/18/2009

SOMERSET 257,000 20,183 9/8/2009

RICHMOND 145,600 109,448 9/29/2009

FRANKFORT 349,976 131,199 11/23/2009

LEXINGTON 11,096 5,703 9/18/2009

MCCRACKEN NORTHWEST (CCD)

LOUISVILLE 2,979 2,979 9/15/2009

PROSPECT 12,643 9,743 8/27/2009

FRANKFORT 52,533,000 17,711,970 4/20/2009

FRANKFORT 70,913,750 26,376,686 3/27/2009

FRANKFORT 995,756 7,572 8/24/2010

BATON ROUGE 519 519 3/23/2010

BATON ROUGE 1,229 1,229 4/5/2010

BATON ROUGE 598 598 4/6/2010

BATON ROUGE 698 698 5/7/2010

BATON ROUGE 726 726 6/21/2010

BATON ROUGE 141 141 7/26/2010

BATON ROUGE 4,232,000 3,892,804 8/24/2009

GONZALES 406,500 0 9/30/2009

BOSSIER CITY 608,600 158,271 11/23/2009

ALEXANDRIA 226,700 0 8/28/2009

BATON ROUGE 2,354,700 464,862 12/31/2009

SHREVEPORT 1,977,900 257,590 8/10/2009

ELTON 25,000 0 9/7/2010

GRETNA 3,563,900 500,469 8/14/2009

JENA 25,000 9,500 12/30/2009

KENNER 601,100 72,668 9/14/2009

LAFAYETTE 1,193,300 116,632 10/21/2009

THIBODAUX 388,100 278,408 11/16/2009

LAKE CHARLES 715,000 49,620 9/29/2009

LIVINGSTON 458,300 1,875 2/5/2010

MONROE 555,600 9,700 10/22/2009

BATON ROUGE 13,805,700 557,789 9/14/2009

NEW IBERIA 145,500 145,500 9/21/2009

NEW ORLEANS 2,938,900 650,511 9/8/2009

MONROE 396,400 32,240 10/23/2009

LAKE CHARLES 473,700 0 9/18/2009

ALEXANDRIA 336,100 32,459 9/23/2009

OPELOUSAS 382,000 36,450 12/21/2009

COVINGTON 2,110,000 157,714 8/4/2009

AMITE 484,000 198,125 10/27/2009

CHARENTON 25,000 25,000 12/14/2009

MARKSVILLE 52,700 46,380 11/24/2009

BATON ROUGE 5,057 0 9/23/2009

SWEET LAKE 5,000,000 620,348 1/15/2010

220,000 2,835 1/5/2010

BATON ROUGE 344,293 178,762 11/18/2009

LAFAYETTE 100,000 68,759 12/17/2009

PORT ALLEN 12,643 8,704 8/25/2009

BATON ROUGE 12,643 9,877 8/18/2009

BATON ROUGE 71,694,000 4,203,748 4/24/2009

BATON ROUGE 797,250 0 9/21/2010

BATON ROUGE 50,657,478 19,884,823 3/31/2009

CAMBRIDGE 954,931 117,827 6/25/2010

CAMBRIDGE A 760,383 56,534 6/25/2010

NEW ORLEANS (PARISH GOVER

23,381 0 7/26/2010

WESTBOROUGH 5,642 5,630 6/24/2010

WATERTOWN 249,090,000 64,657,640 12/3/2009

LOWELL 5,000,000 1,905,153 5/25/2010

BOSTON 6,235,000 6,210,926 8/25/2009

AMHERST (TOWN OF) 162,000 51,966 9/4/2009

ARLINGTON 159,700 159,700 1/29/2010

ATTLEBORO 179,600 3,879 12/23/2009

BARNSTABLE 736,700 0 12/24/2009

BEVERLY 169,600 0 9/4/2009

BILLERICA (TOWN OF) 180,200 180,200 9/18/2009

BOSTON 6,506,200 37,605 9/15/2009

BROCKTON 865,000 865,000 12/9/2009

BROOKLINE 494,400 150,385 9/25/2009

CAMBRIDGE 1,139,400 542,585 12/10/2009

CHELSEA 164,000 164,000 12/15/2009

CHICOPEE 499,100 0 9/14/2009

PITTSFIELD 189,100 184,439 9/11/2009

REVERE 485,500 485,500 9/29/2009

EVERETT 149,300 149,300 9/18/2009

FALL RIVER 861,300 100,626 10/19/2009

FITCHBURG 168,000 13,630 9/4/2009

FRAMINGHAM 657,000 534,382 12/16/2009

HAVERHILL 542,700 80,720 1/5/2010

HOLYOKE 175,700 60,572 9/11/2009

LAWRENCE 651,300 37,874 8/18/2009

LEOMINSTER 175,500 139,000 8/28/2009

LOWELL 954,700 44,810 9/22/2009

LYNN 788,100 788,100 9/22/2009

MALDEN 501,500 38,201 9/14/2009

MARLBOROUGH 178,000 0 12/30/2009

MASHPEE (TOWN OF) 89,800 0 12/30/2009

BOSTON 14,752,100 6,901,634 9/23/2009

MEDFORD 504,000 450,592 9/14/2009

METHUEN 179,200 179,200 12/30/2009

NEW BEDFORD 869,300 58,372 11/4/2009

NEWTON 799,600 144,000 10/21/2009

PEABODY 494,200 2,321 10/28/2009

PLYMOUTH 514,300 0 8/21/2009

QUINCY 881,200 85,499 11/4/2009

SALEM 174,300 52,099 9/4/2009

SOMERVILLE 651,100 185,512 11/24/2009

SPRINGFIELD 1,498,200 139,003 11/25/2009

TAUNTON 519,600 519,600 9/23/2009

202,400 202,400 9/15/2009

WEYMOUTH 485,800 222,353 8/21/2009

WALTHAM 630,500 0 9/30/2009

WESTFIELD 170,300 149,548 9/4/2009

WOBURN 174,600 0 12/15/2009

WORCESTER 1,733,000 0 11/25/2009

NORTH DIGHTON 3,222,398 1,103,550 1/28/2010

BARNSTABLE (TOWN OF)

CAMBRIDGE 549,148 86,436 12/29/2009

CAMBRIDGE 910,997 502 1/15/2010

BOSTON 1,343,020 24,499 1/11/2010

BOSTON 500,000 400,569 12/1/2009

BOSTON 24,752,779 20,770,080 8/31/2009

SWAMPSCOTT 12,109 11,664 9/29/2009

WESTBOROUGH 15,790 11,703 9/29/2009

WALPOLE 25,285 19,248 8/17/2009

QUINCY 50,000,000 8,207,198 1/20/2010

CAMBRIDGE 12,643 9,554 8/31/2009

LEVERETT 12,643 11,192 8/27/2009

SOUTH HADLEY 148,401 134,202 9/16/2009

WESTWOOD 149,248 99,601 8/14/2009

BEVERLY 128,000 128,000 8/11/2009

GLOUCESTER 3,000,000 1,552,245 8/28/2009

BEVERLY 1,385,164 144,751 3/31/2010

BOSTON 54,911,000 22,809,132 4/17/2009

QUINCY 4,354,135 1,220,257 2/2/2010

BOSTON 125,077,457 57,290,211 4/3/2009

FRAMINGHAM 705,225 50,000 9/30/2010

FRAMINGHAM 964,215 0 9/30/2010

LOWELL 401,885 112,869 12/7/2009

353,877 339,349 9/29/2009

CROWNSVILLE 20,000,000 6,058,898 6/3/2010

BALTIMORE 5,924,190 110,240 1/8/2010

ANNAPOLIS 5,405,000 3,954,316 8/25/2009

ANNAPOLIS 4,463,400 908,116 8/4/2009

37,000 0 8/13/2010

TOWSON 7,403,600 61,638 12/22/2009

WESTMINSTER 684,100 419,092 9/29/2009

LA PLATA 560,300 2,247 12/21/2009

ANNAPOLIS 171,000 171,000 9/16/2009

BALTIMORE 6,372,700 574,591 12/28/2009

BOWIE 464,000 80,000 11/17/2009

FREDERICK 614,700 582,029 9/18/2009

COLLEGE PARK 131,473 131,473 9/23/2009

FREDERICK 659,800 115,167 9/28/2009

GAITHERSBURG 1,626,432 1,226,432 9/10/2009

ANNAPOLIS 9,593,500 1,458,772 9/14/2009

GAITHERSBURG 578,000 44,599 9/8/2009

HAGERSTOWN 179,500 179,500 8/28/2009

BEL AIR 2,189,400 528,648 8/21/2009

ELLICOTT CITY 2,601,700 205,000 11/19/2009

LAUREL 93,000 93,000 8/28/2009

ROCKVILLE 7,633,900 32,705 11/18/2009

HYATTSVILLE 1,008,800 251,478 7/8/2009

UPPER MARLBORO 6,629,200 2,174,140 9/14/2009

ROCKVILLE 683,300 100,198 11/13/2009

SALISBURY 147,300 60,686 9/30/2009

UNIVERSITY PARK 1,425,000 50,000 8/10/2010

HAGERSTOWN 438,300 9,432 9/28/2009

GREENBELT 1,164,142 82,433 1/22/2010

HYATTSVILLE 2,237,586 1,926,450 7/27/2009

ELLICOTT CITY 6,335 0 11/17/2009

ANNAPOLIS 350,000 72,340 11/23/2009

SEVERN 11,489 4,250 9/30/2009

BETHESDA 33,331 19,587 9/25/2009

GERMANTOWN 70,000 70,000 5/20/2010

GERMANTOWN 2,162,044 2,162,044 8/27/2009

GERMANTOWN 24,641 24,387 9/16/2009

GERMANTOWN 1,961,911 1,885,819 4/16/2010

SILVER SPRING 2,007 2,007 6/30/2009

HYATTSVILLE 13,636,378 9,033,354 8/14/2009

11,905 0 9/8/2010

BETHESDA 15,554 11,365 8/17/2009

BETHESDA 12,542 0 9/24/2009

ELLICOTT CITY 25,285 19,415 8/26/2009

BALTIMORE 150,000 150,000 8/20/2009

GAITHERSBURG 2,000,000 2,000,000 7/14/2009

ANNAPOLIS 51,772,000 20,270,872 4/20/2009

HYATTSVILLE 200,000 12,832 8/25/2009

BALTIMORE 1,000,000 0 9/14/2010

GAITHERSBURG 4,795,327 2,222,889 7/14/2009

CROWNSVILLE 64,003,045 20,492,605 4/1/2009

HYATTSVILLE 1,900,000 447,638 7/8/2009

POTOMAC 3,668,000 1,947,882 9/24/2009

4,673 0 6/7/2010

BETHESDA 278,610 157,146 11/25/2009

HALLOWELL 30,000,000 463,936 6/3/2010

JAY 9,356,177 7,483,145 1/15/2010

HALLOWELL 1,263,000 128,474 8/25/2009

AUBURN 189,900 0 1/13/2010

CARIBOU 306,800 306,800 12/23/2009

PRESQUE ISLE 54,200 51,158 9/8/2009

AUGUSTA 99,400 99,400 9/18/2009

BANGOR 161,700 161,700 9/18/2009

BIDDEFORD 92,500 0 9/30/2009

AUBURN 105,200 104,957 12/29/2009

PORTLAND 606,400 107,864 12/21/2009

ELLSWORTH 226,900 226,900 1/12/2010

LITTLETON 38,500 0 7/19/2010

AUGUSTA 417,000 200,000 12/22/2009

ROCKLAND 174,900 174,900 12/23/2009

LEWISTON 157,700 157,700 9/18/2009

SOUTH PARIS 234,800 234,800 1/13/2010

OLD TOWN 84,700 0 9/8/2009

BANGOR 475,800 475,800 3/15/2010

PERRY 77,200 77,200 8/28/2009

PORTLAND 684,700 76,855 10/13/2009

AUGUSTA 9,593,500 2,201,501 11/18/2009

SANFORD (TOWN OF) 87,300 87,300 9/18/2009

84,300 62,563 9/30/2009

216,100 216,100 1/13/2010

SOUTH PORTLAND 114,100 31,147 9/24/2009

BRUNSWICK 100,900 29,488 9/29/2009

ALFRED 646,000 35,641 1/15/2010

FAIRFIELD (TOWN OF) 954,716 129,831 1/23/2010

AUGUSTA 27,305,000 6,171,771 4/29/2009

AUGUSTA 48,897,064 23,655,317 4/3/2009

AUGUSTA 880,010 0 9/20/2010

ORONO 7,100,000 2,239,063 1/27/2010

MIDLAND 1,241,120 65,510 7/13/2010

WEST OLIVE 402,547 91,268 8/17/2010

MIDLAND 2,955,156 40,973 7/27/2010

BENTON HARBOR 2,042,700 6,467 8/17/2010

HOLLAND 151,387,000 8,610,976 2/17/2010

TROY 89,300,000 22,668,865 12/17/2009

DEARBORN 62,709,188 3,546,934 9/30/2009

WARREN 105,672,591 32,658,883 9/29/2009

PONTIAC 105,000,000 5,503,905 4/9/2010

HOLLAND 5,040,000 521,546 4/30/2010

MIDLAND 160,971,404 28,082,338 12/10/2009

TROY 40,000,000 7,821,414 7/1/2010

LANSING 30,000,000 2,695,680 6/3/2010

SCARBOROUGH (TOWN OF)

SKOWHEGAN (TOWN OF)

6,635 6,635 9/22/2010

YPSILANTI 14,970,144 430,310 12/18/2009

AUBURN HILLS 14,458,572 227,460 5/7/2010

PONTIAC 7,705,862 1,534,940 5/4/2010

LANSING 9,598,000 9,026,451 8/25/2009

ANN ARBOR 1,243,400 163,438 9/8/2009

BATTLE CREEK 545,100 38,502 8/14/2009

BRIMLEY 51,300 0 9/10/2009

BLOOMFIELD 169,500 28,500 9/21/2009

754,100 662,641 8/28/2009

CLINTON TOWNSHIP 894,600 223,650 9/8/2009

ROCHESTER 151,000 0 9/23/2009

484,400 484,400 9/23/2009

181,100 15,962 9/21/2009

DEARBORN 970,800 406,727 8/10/2009

SAGINAW 566,200 250,000 9/8/2009

WYANDOTTE 3,807,000 0 8/9/2010

JACKSON 687,500 687,365 9/23/2009

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 477,700 0 9/30/2009

DETROIT 8,862,400 1,036,066 10/13/2009

EAST LANSING 213,200 181,626 9/30/2009

LANSING 19,599,600 5,455,962 9/14/2009

FARMINGTON HILLS 791,300 435,728 9/29/2009

FLINT 1,147,900 273,961 8/10/2009

CANTON (TOWNSHIP OF)

YPSILANTI (TOWNSHIP OF)

CHESTERFIELD (TOWNSHIP OF

FLINT 2,629,000 615,212 8/21/2009

GEORGETOWN 176,100 176,100 9/21/2009

143,600 120,000 12/29/2009

GRAND RAPIDS 1,938,000 108,000 8/10/2009

PESHAWBESTOWN 160,500 0 9/28/2009

WILSON 35,100 35,100 9/21/2009

58,000 44,562 3/23/2010

KALAMAZOO 762,200 101,584 9/8/2009

GRAND RAPIDS 2,796,700 901,056 8/4/2009

KENTWOOD 217,900 62,028 9/15/2009

BARAGA 68,900 6,527 11/24/2009

WATERSMEET 25,900 5,000 9/29/2009

LANSING 1,192,000 0 9/29/2009

LINCOLN PARK 145,500 0 9/29/2009

MANISTEE 54,400 0 12/31/2009

HARBOR SPRINGS 80,200 9,042 12/30/2009

HOWELL 740,400 17,385 8/28/2009

LIVONIA 971,100 69,749 8/14/2009

MACOMB 610,200 18,142 9/18/2009

MOUNT CLEMENS 746,400 3,882 9/8/2009

DORR 40,800 222 9/26/2009

162,000 62,500 12/15/2009

MIDLAND 195,200 61,080 9/29/2009

MUSKEGON 181,600 181,600 9/29/2009

NOVI 533,100 174,527 9/8/2009

PONTIAC 4,879,700 576,968 11/23/2009

GRAND BLANC (TOWNSHIP OF)

ATHENS (TOWNSHIP OF)

MERIDIAN (CHARTER TOWNSHI

WEST OLIVE 2,052,800 1,070,636 8/15/2009

DOWAGIAC 233,800 0 12/4/2009

PONTIAC 683,800 68,690 9/25/2009

PORTAGE 204,700 204,700 9/23/2009

188,000 0 9/4/2009

ROCHESTER HILLS 642,700 60,142 9/14/2009

ROSEVILLE 198,600 198,600 9/23/2009

ROYAL OAK 543,400 25,027 8/28/2009

MOUNT PLEASANT 183,100 183,100 9/28/2009

166,800 166,800 9/15/2009

382,400 0 9/29/2009

651,200 60,000 9/23/2009

SOUTHFIELD 875,700 125,000 8/28/2009

ST. CLAIR SHORES 544,000 27,726 8/28/2009

ST. CLAIR 701,300 28,376 8/28/2009

STERLING HEIGHTS 1,203,800 290,926 10/29/2009

TAYLOR 596,000 0 8/28/2009

TROY 921,100 15,000 8/14/2009

BRIMLEY 29,800 9,245 8/21/2009

WARREN 1,358,600 306,561 9/23/2009

ANN ARBOR 766,900 78,490 8/21/2009

641,400 50,154 8/14/2009

DETROIT 4,914,200 62,588 12/28/2009

571,800 10,763 9/25/2009

WESTLAND 731,100 298,712 8/28/2009

WYOMING 683,100 7,783 9/29/2009

TROY 2,400,000 2,222,975 9/22/2009

REDFORD (TOWNSHIP OF)

SAGINAW (CHARTER TOWNSHIP

SAULT STE. MARIE INDIAN R

SHELBY (CHARTER TOWNSHIP

WATERFORD (TOWNSHIP OF)

WEST BLOOMFIELD (TOWNSHIP

ROCHESTER 2,738,100 612,245 1/29/2010

ANN ARBOR 115,000 91,891 12/23/2009

FARMINGTON HILLS 879,907 879,907 8/25/2009

YPSILANTI 200,000 2,004 1/29/2010

TROY 524,793 427,580 5/21/2010

PONTIAC 1,095,300 641,135 9/23/2009

DETROIT 10,430 10,430 9/24/2009

PORTAGE 722 722 8/28/2009

ANN ARBOR 8,415 7,000 7/31/2009

ALPENA 17,944,902 2,115,855 1/18/2010

MIDLAND 25,285 18,074 9/1/2009

PLYMOUTH 149,975 116,846 9/18/2009

LANSING 82,035,000 28,954,329 4/17/2009

AUBURN HILLS 48,000,000 12,780,964 3/31/2010

WARREN 30,500,000 9,096,480 3/29/2010

HOUGHTON 2,978,090 1,027,228 11/25/2009

ANN ARBOR 2,500,000 559,335 9/28/2009

DETROIT 5,000,000 1,699,712 12/30/2009

DETROIT 848,172 0 8/25/2010

LANSING 250,361,024 74,821,066 3/27/2009

MIDLAND 745,189 179,390 11/25/2009

ANN ARBOR 636,002 567,424 11/25/2009

ANN ARBOR 413,534 80,266 11/25/2009

ST. PAUL 1,966,611 3,781 7/12/2010

GOLDEN VALLEY 1,578,261 79,774 8/16/2010

FARIBAULT 1,633,301 600,000 7/1/2010

MORRIS 1,072,792 55,827 1/31/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 655 655 3/18/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 1,020 1,020 3/19/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 3,489 3,489 3/29/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 870 870 5/12/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 2,730 2,730 5/19/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 1,040 1,040 5/21/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 3,440 3,440 5/26/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 720 720 7/28/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 220 0 8/4/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 440 440 8/16/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 250 250 8/18/2010

SAINT PAUL 5,009,000 4,556,680 8/25/2009

APPLE VALLEY 441,500 355,319 9/14/2009

BLAINE 494,900 0 9/21/2009

BLOOMINGTON 876,800 445,045 9/8/2009

BROOKLYN PARK 649,200 649,200 9/14/2009

BURNSVILLE 559,300 501,741 9/8/2009

CHASKA 365,800 365,800 9/14/2009

DULUTH 850,300 191,620 9/14/2009

ST. LOUIS PARK 198,300 90,224 8/28/2009

146,000 146,000 8/28/2009

WEST COON RAPIDS 562,700 562,700 8/14/2009

ANOKA 1,896,100 898,717 9/14/2009

HASTINGS 658,400 658,400 8/28/2009

SHAKOPEE 511,300 511,300 9/25/2009

STILLWATER 693,300 117,270 9/23/2009

ST. PAUL 10,644,100 1,240,558 9/14/2009

EAGAN 657,100 657,100 9/21/2009

EDEN PRAIRIE 626,700 626,700 9/14/2009

EDINA 222,000 222,000 8/28/2009

CASS LAKE 710,600 0 2/5/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 2,640,600 223,342 8/14/2009

LAKEVILLE 474,100 222,691 9/21/2009

MORTON 47,400 0 12/30/2009

167,000 167,000 8/28/2009

MAPLE GROVE 575,600 285,007 8/14/2009

MAPLEWOOD 163,900 119,206 8/28/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 3,909,800 1,036,628 10/13/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 3,398,252 0 8/13/2010

MINNETONKA 530,000 221,478 9/18/2009

PLYMOUTH 707,200 315,886 9/21/2009

WELCH 33,100 0 9/23/2009

MAPLEWOOD 813,900 141,933 9/8/2009

252,800 207,377 9/28/2009

ROCHESTER 1,034,000 641,620 9/28/2009

MOORHEAD (TOWNSHIP OF)

MANKATO (TOWNSHIP OF)

RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATI

EAST SAINT PAUL 2,767,000 1,107,217 11/2/2009

PRIOR LAKE 35,000 32,000 12/30/2009

ST. CLOUD 686,900 383,087 9/18/2009

DULUTH 467,800 39,352 8/28/2009

ST. CLOUD 392,800 390,415 9/18/2009

GRANITE FALLS 45,700 0 10/29/2009

WOODBURY 503,900 503,900 9/25/2009

BUFFALO 471,200 471,200 9/30/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 1,550,018 186,513 1/8/2010

SAINT PAUL 4,907 4,862 9/23/2009

EAGAN 1,338,000 1,338,000 1/28/2010

ST. PAUL 1,030,000 195,416 1/11/2010

DULUTH 815,995 203,720 8/16/2010

EAST SAINT PAUL 349,985 162,563 11/16/2009

22,242 9,299 7/29/2009

MAPLE PLAIN 16,429 9,322 8/27/2009

BROOKLYN PARK 1,167 1,167 6/30/2009

SAINT PAUL 12,643 10,545 8/27/2009

EAST SAINT PAUL 1,193,275 304,832 9/15/2009

SAINT PAUL 54,172,000 18,381,865 4/20/2009

ST. PAUL 138,092,080 80,165,056 3/26/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 7,981,677 3,285,961 1/27/2010

GOLDEN VALLEY 561,786 237,209 11/25/2009

ST. LOUIS 1,650,838 29,919 8/13/2010

JEFFERSON CITY 5,000,000 617,934 5/25/2010

INVER GROVE HEIGHTS

KANSAS CITY 20,000,000 24,670 5/18/2010

KANSAS CITY 14,999,905 2,475,287 12/22/2009

JEFFERSON CITY 5,672,000 5,300,664 8/25/2009

BLUE SPRINGS 490,600 325,338 10/30/2009

CAPE GIRARDEAU 173,000 8,022 12/15/2009

HARRISONVILLE 378,500 378,500 9/18/2009

CHESTERFIELD 219,500 111,822 9/29/2009

OZARK 290,900 42,658 10/20/2009

ST. LOUIS 3,717,500 242,952 7/24/2009

ST. JOSEPH 757,200 0 9/21/2009

LIBERTY 447,800 0 12/18/2009

COLUMBIA 1,018,300 163,171 12/18/2009

SPRINGFIELD 423,700 125,057 11/6/2009

CARTHAGE 292,400 292,400 11/4/2009

FLORISSANT 452,200 90,000 12/17/2009

UNION 414,300 414,300 10/21/2009

INDEPENDENCE 1,014,100 269,206 9/21/2009

KANSAS CITY 483,100 31,981 9/21/2009

JEFFERSON CITY 205,400 6,940 12/28/2009

HILLSBORO 1,904,300 1,904,300 9/14/2009

JOPLIN 226,943 195,543 9/29/2009

KANSAS CITY 4,823,200 1,680,524 8/15/2009

LEE'S SUMMIT 762,700 360,568 11/13/2009

KANSAS CITY 4,063,994 0 7/30/2010

JEFFERSON CITY 12,568,100 1,753,362 9/14/2009

O'FALLON 681,200 282,652 12/22/2009

ST. CHARLES 615,600 222,330 9/14/2009

SAINT CHARLES 593,300 487,220 9/14/2009

SPRINGFIELD 1,664,600 1,196,776 9/8/2009

CLAYTON 8,488,900 873,521 7/24/2009

ST. PETERS 512,800 113,110 9/8/2009

UNIVERSITY CITY 149,600 23,859 9/18/2009

ST. LOUIS 31,069,309 5,474,002 1/27/2010

PRAIRIE HOME 2,476,400 30,601 1/22/2010

JEFFERSON CITY 200,000 50,000 1/29/2010

KANSAS CITY 15,674 12,877 9/29/2009

ST. JOSEPH 25,000,000 1,037,162 1/20/2010

COLUMBIA 12,643 8,623 8/26/2009

ROLLA 150,000 150,000 8/12/2009

JEFFERSON CITY 57,393,000 18,573,887 4/14/2009

5,000,000 632,668 1/22/2010

KANSAS CITY 32,000,000 3,833,845 4/2/2010

JEFFERSON CITY 128,698,027 38,755,190 3/31/2009

GREENWOOD 308,005 224,316 11/30/2009

NORTHERN ISLANDS 100,000 29,375 9/1/2009

SAIPAN 9,593,500 0 2/16/2010

SAIPAN 18,651,000 4,835,666 4/24/2009

SAIPAN 997,686 201,859 4/22/2009

FULTON 81,134,686 1,169,843 12/30/2009

ROLLA (TOWNSHIP OF)

JACKSON 2,820,000 2,691,203 8/25/2009

BILOXI 209,100 41,343 12/15/2009

GULFPORT 666,000 666,000 9/29/2009

GULFPORT 262,300 246,944 12/3/2009

BRANDON 577,500 577,500 11/4/2009

VICKSBURG 212,800 212,800 9/16/2009

HERNANDO 297,500 0 11/24/2009

GREENVILLE 155,500 0 12/24/2009

HATTIESBURG 536,400 0 9/24/2009

JACKSON 188,200 54,395 8/28/2009

JACKSON 1,789,300 15,632 11/13/2009

PASCAGOULA 549,300 0 9/25/2009

LAUREL 293,000 30,525 10/23/2009

COLUMBUS 256,500 168,206 12/22/2009

CANTON 380,100 0 10/28/2009

MERIDIAN 182,400 182,400 9/18/2009

CHOCTAW 282,800 28,089 9/22/2009

JACKSON 9,593,500 1,103,594 9/15/2009

OLIVE BRANCH 128,200 128,200 9/11/2009

POPLARVILLE 234,700 25,000 9/4/2009

SOUTHAVEN 174,200 174,200 12/28/2009

TUPELO 181,200 180,240 8/28/2009

HATTIESBURG 1,571,027 83,408 1/8/2010

JACKSON 350,000 160,071 11/23/2009

MISSISSIPPI STATE 150,000 114,493 12/23/2009

JACKSON 40,418,000 9,977,471 4/17/2009

JACKSON 49,421,193 24,853,390 4/3/2009

5,796 4,148 2/17/2010

GREAT FALLS 571 571 2/11/2010

GREAT FALLS 1,004 1,004 2/16/2010

GREAT FALLS 2,977 2,977 2/17/2010

GREAT FALLS 1,376 1,376 3/4/2010

GREAT FALLS 1,763 1,763 4/20/2010

HELENA 928,000 794,510 8/27/2009

ANACONDA 50,000 50,000 3/3/2010

BILLINGS 1,003,000 235,864 10/13/2009

BROWNING 335,900 0 9/14/2010

BUTTE-SILVER BOW 138,700 138,700 9/15/2009

GREAT FALLS 94,400 94,400 9/29/2009

BOX ELDER 137,500 0 10/29/2009

BOZEMAN 175,500 175,500 9/23/2009

GREAT FALLS 570,100 434,723 10/30/2009

KALISPELL 96,700 21,492 9/11/2009

PABLO 283,400 0 12/4/2009

LIBBY 80,000 0 9/29/2009

MISSOULA 151,000 151,000 9/23/2009

LIVINGSTON 67,100 0 9/24/2009

BILLINGS 151,800 151,800 9/16/2009

CROW AGENCY 261,200 0 12/14/2009

HELENA 9,593,500 701,807 9/30/2009

KALISPELL 274,200 134,784 11/25/2009

HARLEM 122,100 0 12/30/2009

POPLAR 262,500 0 4/15/2010

BOZEMAN 198,700 98,582 9/16/2009

HAVRE 50,000 0 1/12/2010

POLSON 119,500 119,500 9/22/2009

HELENA 120,400 71,618 9/17/2009

HELENA 138,600 0 3/3/2010

MILES CITY 50,000 6,900 3/24/2010

MISSOULA 680,400 0 12/22/2009

LAME DEER 177,000 7,230 12/14/2009

HAMILTON 167,400 167,390 1/14/2010

BOZEMAN 6,245 5,939 11/17/2009

KALISPELL 155,270 32,271 1/15/2010

BUTTE 1,072,744 21,448 1/15/2010

HELENA 25,855,000 11,889,223 4/20/2009

HELENA 27,467,047 15,625,526 4/3/2009

HELENA 970,099 0 9/20/2010

398,966 187,344 12/11/2009

MORRISVILLE 1,682,532 61,688 8/16/2010

CHARLOTTE 48,750,325 13,868,696 2/1/2010

KINGS MOUNTAIN 28,425,258 1,879,952 4/14/2010

GREENSBORO 5,000,000 43,077 5/13/2010

CHARLOTTE 589,843 58,201 7/27/2010

DURHAM 12,004,175 784,660 4/28/2010

RALEIGH 8,849,000 8,849,000 8/21/2009

ASHEVILLE (CITY OF) 804,700 278,872 9/25/2009

ASHEVILLE 624,800 189,451 9/30/2009

BURLINGTON 223,900 223,900 12/22/2009

GREAT FALLS NORTH (CCD)

CARY 1,166,800 477,873 9/23/2009

554,900 54,793 9/22/2009

CHARLOTTE 6,780,100 912,049 8/4/2009

DURHAM 2,173,600 228,864 9/8/2009

FAYETTEVILLE 1,652,900 75,000 9/24/2009

GOLDSBORO 183,600 0 9/21/2009

GREENSBORO 2,554,900 165,632 8/4/2009

HIGH POINT 998,600 511,478 9/18/2009

JACKSONVILLE 781,600 190,895 8/28/2009

CONCORD 638,800 141,789 9/18/2009

FAYETTEVILLE 590,700 437,934 9/22/2009

LEXINGTON 631,100 267,309 9/8/2009

CHEROKEE 253,100 0 12/22/2009

GASTONIA 525,600 351,076 9/25/2009

GASTONIA 705,700 502,536 9/29/2009

GREENVILLE 777,600 29,000 9/18/2009

HICKORY 209,300 163,946 9/11/2009

HUNTERSVILLE 175,100 175,100 9/4/2009

STATESVILLE 645,100 75,000 12/10/2009

SMITHFIELD 636,200 69,286 10/16/2009

KANNAPOLIS 170,300 99,220 12/15/2009

CHARLOTTE 649,500 0 9/18/2009

RALEIGH 20,925,300 1,395,775 9/18/2009

RALEIGH 3,820,400 397,315 12/1/2009

ASHEBORO 578,200 43,263 9/25/2009

ROCKY MOUNT 572,100 29,404 11/30/2009

MONROE 751,800 30,312 8/14/2009

CHAPEL HILL (TOWNSHIP OF)

RALEIGH 3,030,300 0 9/8/2009

WILMINGTON 1,039,900 57,924 9/30/2009

WILSON 214,900 214,900 9/21/2009

WINSTON-SALEM 2,262,000 179,879 10/19/2009

CARY 5,719 345 9/24/2009

RALEIGH 1,293,625 171,213 1/15/2010

RALEIGH 910,134 311,760 1/5/2010

RALEIGH 140,000 50,916 12/18/2009

BURLINGTON 50 50 7/13/2010

BROWNS SUMMIT 12,643 9,555 8/27/2009

HENDERSONVILLE 25,285 18,463 8/17/2009

RALEIGH 12,643 9,184 8/27/2009

YOUNGSVILLE 12,643 10,265 8/27/2009

DURHAM 1,799,962 192,547 2/26/2010

RALEIGH 75,989,000 8,175,657 4/20/2009

NORTH RALEIGH 131,954,536 46,188,184 3/27/2009

SHELBY 741,754 427,889 12/1/2009

26,992 26,992 7/26/2010

5,672 5,672 8/17/2010

BISMARCK 615,000 612,471 8/21/2009

VALLEY CITY 50,000 0 8/23/2010

BISMARCK 68,000 68,000 8/18/2009

BISMARCK 594,200 47,550 9/4/2009

FARGO 948,900 629,633 9/30/2009

GRAND FORKS 569,800 224,180 12/9/2009

BISMARCK 9,593,500 1,117,275 9/29/2009

DICKINSON 68,200 48,160 9/29/2009

JAMESTOWN 64,100 0 9/21/2009

MANDAN 72,500 0 3/3/2010

MINOT 154,400 0 8/20/2010

DEVILS LAKE 50,000 50,000 9/24/2009

ROLLA 58,500 58,500 9/15/2009

FORT TOTTEN 151,300 51,215 11/24/2009

FORT YATES 238,900 0 12/22/2009

NEW TOWN 167,200 0 12/4/2009

BELCOURT 379,200 189,882 11/16/2009

WAHPETON 50,000 0 9/2/2009

GRAFTON 50,000 50,000 8/26/2009

WEST FARGO 91,500 91,500 12/11/2009

53,400 53,400 9/2/2009

GRAND FORKS 3,467,728 96,832 1/22/2010

BISMARCK 24,585,000 1,525,823 4/21/2009

BISMARCK 25,754,013 13,015,885 3/31/2009

OMAHA 10,000,000 29,296 5/26/2010

LINCOLN 405,741 29,447 7/2/2010

LINCOLN 1,711,000 1,711,000 8/25/2009

BELLEVUE 194,200 0 1/5/2010

PLATTSMOUTH 99,900 99,900 8/31/2009

HASTINGS 109,900 109,900 8/31/2009

KEARNEY 131,100 58,093 9/29/2009

WILLISTON (TOWNSHIP OF)

OMAHA 4,331,500 612,163 7/24/2009

PAPILLION 312,600 4,800 9/25/2009

DAKOTA CITY 87,300 87,300 9/16/2009

LEXINGTON 106,300 106,300 9/23/2009

OMAHA 255,800 0 11/20/2009

LINCOLN 9,593,500 402,841 9/14/2009

FREMONT 106,400 106,400 8/28/2009

BEATRICE 98,000 98,000 9/29/2009

GRAND ISLAND 199,000 48,625 8/28/2009

LINCOLN 110,300 0 3/3/2010

LINCOLN 2,401,000 277,951 12/31/2009

NORFOLK 101,500 101,500 8/28/2009

NORTH PLATTE 105,300 0 9/18/2009

MACY 108,100 108,100 9/8/2009

PAPILLION 91,300 0 12/29/2009

COLUMBUS 139,200 139,200 9/29/2009

NIOBRARA 171,400 62,685 9/28/2009

42,200 0 9/8/2009

WAHOO 80,600 80,600 1/13/2010

GERING 155,600 155,600 9/22/2009

WINNEBAGO 86,500 0 9/29/2009

LINCOLN 5,000,000 1,722,596 1/22/2010

LINCOLN 30,910,000 12,102,722 4/20/2009

LINCOLN 41,644,458 12,250,764 3/31/2009

LINCOLN 380,398 212,707 11/25/2009

CONCORD 10,000,000 29,489 6/1/2010

CONCORD 1,262,000 523,409 8/21/2009

NIOBRARA (TOWNSHIP OF)

LACONIA 257,000 43,854 12/21/2009

OSSIPEE 200,100 0 3/5/2010

KEENE 326,700 0 2/4/2010

CONCORD 203,800 0 12/30/2009

138,700 138,700 12/23/2009

DERRY (TOWN OF) 133,200 100,655 12/17/2009

DOVER 123,400 110,786 12/31/2009

CONCORD 9,593,500 700,456 9/14/2009

NORTH HAVERHILL 378,500 0 4/16/2010

MANCHESTER 630,900 0 12/18/2009

HUDSON (TOWN OF) 104,500 104,500 9/30/2009

106,200 78,432 9/25/2009

MANCHESTER 1,049,400 1,049,400 11/6/2009

CONCORD 428,200 11,300 12/29/2009

MERRIMACK 116,400 0 9/28/2009

NASHUA 834,900 284,998 10/16/2009

ROCHESTER 126,500 121,434 9/30/2009

BRENTWOOD 1,966,700 0 4/16/2010

SALEM 131,100 131,000 9/30/2009

DOVER 250,200 76,787 12/23/2009

NEWPORT 175,400 92,939 12/23/2009

LYME 16,429 12,148 8/31/2009

CONCORD 25,827,000 4,203,362 4/17/2009

CONCORD 25,783,594 10,733,649 4/3/2009

PRINCETON 1,418,847 16,366 6/28/2010

93,392 93,392 7/21/2010

WEST STEWARTSTOWN

LONDONDERRY (TOWN OF)

NEWTON 2,255 2,255 8/9/2010

ISELIN 24,604,782 368,886 3/30/2010

CAMDEN 5,000,000 27,801 5/28/2010

NEWARK 468,495 24,501 6/28/2010

ROCKAWAY 14,997,240 2,211,711 1/8/2010

RIDGEWOOD 15,000,000 206,998 1/14/2010

RIDGEWOOD 10,000,000 89,466 1/14/2010

NEWARK 8,331,000 4,698,538 8/21/2009

ATLANTIC CITY 219,400 0 9/29/2009

BAYONNE 521,900 521,900 9/1/2009

HACKENSACK 7,380,500 199,700 9/8/2009

BERKELEY 173,500 0 9/23/2009

177,000 136,000 9/18/2009

SAYREVILLE 165,400 0 9/30/2009

BRICK 695,800 40,610 9/14/2009

BRIDGEWATER 199,200 17,000 9/29/2009

CAMDEN 780,200 0 11/2/2009

BLACKWOOD 2,046,700 284,000 10/22/2009

CHERRY HILL 719,600 0 9/15/2009

JERSEY CITY 2,329,500 1,464,138 12/9/2009

CLIFTON 734,300 421,500 8/27/2009

MOUNT HOLLY 3,051,700 215,712 8/4/2009

BLOOMFIELD (TOWNSHIP OF)

FREEHOLD 4,225,800 183,779 9/8/2009

SOMERVILLE 788,300 194,093 9/14/2009

199,300 199,300 9/29/2009

EAST ORANGE 604,300 30,000 9/8/2009

EDISON 999,700 395,000 8/14/2009

EGG HARBOR 168,500 0 8/28/2009

ELIZABETH 1,176,700 410,000 12/23/2009

VERONA 2,396,300 1,153,042 10/21/2009

EVESHAM 192,800 0 1/19/2010

EWING 159,000 159,000 9/18/2009

FORT LEE 155,100 0 9/24/2009

SOMERSET 555,500 0 9/25/2009

GALLOWAY 143,900 143,900 12/30/2009

WOODBURY 2,155,400 599,884 8/21/2009

GLOUCESTER 564,900 51,596 11/16/2009

HACKENSACK 201,700 32,888 1/11/2010

HAMILTON 835,300 16,242 9/30/2009

HILLSBOROUGH 153,100 0 9/17/2009

HOBOKEN 161,100 0 9/28/2009

463,500 10,000 9/23/2009

501,000 0 9/8/2009

JACKSON 464,500 0 10/21/2009

KEARNY 158,600 0 12/23/2009

LAKEWOOD 678,200 0 8/21/2009

LINDEN 166,800 21,873 9/4/2009

MANCHESTER 171,500 171,500 9/25/2009

MARLBORO 162,300 162,300 9/28/2009

EAST BRUNSWICK (TOWNSHIP

HOWELL (TOWNSHIP OF)

IRVINGTON (TOWNSHIP OF)

MIDDLETOWN 610,800 10,000 9/14/2009

MONROE 149,600 0 9/17/2009

MONTCLAIR 155,000 25,000 9/21/2009

MORRISTOWN 4,228,300 650,000 7/24/2009

183,100 183,100 9/29/2009

NEW BRUNSWICK 538,100 40,335 11/24/2009

NEWARK 2,836,300 188,184 10/13/2009

514,000 64,091 10/14/2009

165,500 0 9/24/2009

TOMS RIVER 748,300 48,130 10/21/2009

543,800 276,000 9/14/2009

PASSAIC 613,800 0 9/21/2009

PATERSON 1,344,800 0 10/14/2009

PERTH AMBOY 196,200 19,525 9/24/2009

528,800 52,117 10/14/2009

PLAINFIELD 186,300 0 8/28/2009

SOUTH BRUNSWICK 177,200 177,200 9/29/2009

TEANECK 160,700 160,700 9/29/2009

TOMS RIVER 902,500 146,483 9/25/2009

155,300 26,650 9/11/2009

OLD BRIDGE 580,300 0 9/8/2009

PENNSAUKEN 154,900 154,900 9/28/2009

UNION 521,600 35,000 10/14/2009

NEWARK 14,400,700 0 9/29/2009

TRENTON 847,800 32,500 8/25/2009

UNION CITY 554,900 0 9/8/2009

ELIZABETH 2,485,400 0 10/21/2009

MOUNT LAUREL (TOWNSHIP OF

NORTH BERGEN (TOWNSHIP OF

NORTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP

PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TOW

PISCATAWAY (TOWNSHIP OF)

MANALAPAN (TOWNSHIP OF)

VINELAND 568,900 78,185 9/18/2009

467,400 323,727 9/18/2009

WAYNE 558,800 0 8/21/2009

WEST NEW YORK 182,800 182,800 9/29/2009

175,800 0 12/30/2009

WILLINGBORO 144,700 49,261 9/4/2009

153,500 40,000 9/30/2009

WOODBRIDGE 934,500 934,500 9/18/2009

OCEAN CITY 5,165 500 9/23/2009

PRINCETON 109,999 38,124 1/22/2010

MURRAY HILL 1,815,277 479,731 1/20/2010

MURRAY HILL 300,000 208,448 1/21/2010

TRENTON 350,000 0 11/17/2009

HARRISON 100 100 9/1/2010

PLAINFIELD 8,205 7,938 7/31/2009

ENGLEWOOD 270 270 8/21/2009

ENGLEWOOD 300 300 6/15/2010

PLAINSBORO 33,376 33,376 6/29/2009

PRINCETON 1,798,219 1,004,499 3/27/2010

EWING 4,000,000 534,213 4/14/2010

SOMERSET 2,400,000 945,512 4/30/2010

TRENTON EAST 73,643,000 5,758,743 4/27/2009

HACKENSACK 999,567 0 9/20/2010

TRENTON 119,121,296 25,349,827 4/7/2009

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

WEST ORANGE (TOWNSHIP OF)

WINSLOW (TOWNSHIP OF)

LOS ALAMOS 1,440,000 375,389 7/23/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 17,800,000 3,284,775 8/6/2009

SANTA FE 1,904,000 1,786,260 8/21/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 5,051,200 1,608,237 11/2/2009

ALAMOGORDO 147,700 30,848 3/24/2010

CARLSBAD 107,800 107,800 9/10/2009

FARMINGTON 191,800 143,488 8/19/2009

CLOVIS 139,800 0 9/15/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 459,500 459,500 9/21/2009

SILVER CITY 126,400 0 9/29/2009

LAS CRUCES 446,900 80,296 9/4/2009

SANTA FE 9,593,500 1,961,492 2/2/2010

HOBBS (CCD) 128,700 0 9/2/2009

DULCE 104,000 0 9/22/2009

LAS CRUCES (CCD) 888,000 130,454 9/4/2009

GALLUP 299,600 47,136 9/21/2009

MESCALERO 120,900 0 12/30/2009

SANTA FE 32,000 0 8/14/2010

SANTA FE 2,795,261 34,701 8/9/2010

PENASCO 25,000 23,000 9/25/2009

COCHITI PUEBLO 40,400 0 12/4/2009

SANTA FE 34,500 0 8/23/2010

LAGUNA 143,500 0 4/29/2010

ACOMA 110,700 0 10/29/2009

ISLETA PUEBLO 112,000 50,000 3/5/2010

JEMEZ PUEBLO 84,000 0 9/24/2009

SANTA FE 25,000 22,534 6/2/2010

SAN FELIPE 102,200 0 12/4/2009

BERNALILLO 33,600 0 11/24/2009

ZIA PUEBLO 38,600 0 9/24/2009

ESPANOLA 166,500 0 9/30/2009

RIO RANCHO 697,000 394,742 9/28/2009

ROSWELL (CCD) 195,500 195,500 9/9/2009

SAN JUAN PUEBLO 81,200 0 9/21/2009

AZTEC 329,400 328,689 12/8/2009

BERNALILLO 169,500 43,690 9/23/2009

SANTA ANA PUEBLO 32,600 0 12/14/2009

ESPANOLA 62,700 0 8/17/2010

781,600 146,353 10/14/2009

SANTA FE 264,000 67,000 9/23/2009

123,900 0 9/22/2009

TAOS 134,100 100,000 9/22/2009

TAOS 61,400 0 12/4/2009

SANTA FE 28,500 0 12/22/2009

LOS LUNAS 289,800 0 9/23/2009

ZUNI 267,500 0 12/4/2009

LOS ALAMOS 2,418,410 1,075,277 9/17/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 50,000 17,586 1/29/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 2,837,285 356,729 9/17/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 705,000 595,844 8/6/2009

LOS ALAMOS 12,047,231 2,987,891 2/18/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 6,702,991 4,986,623 8/6/2009

SANTA FE NORTH (CCD)

SANTO DOMINGO (CCD)

LOS ALAMOS 4,558,344 4,379,871 1/29/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 4,200,000 1,161,619 2/18/2010

LOS ALAMOS 142,430 102,002 6/18/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 15,554 10,018 7/29/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 15,554 14,702 7/31/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 273,985 199,260 6/18/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 28,514 0 12/9/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 275,000 106,495 3/4/2010

LOS ALAMOS 2,016,400 452,917 1/7/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 150,000 150,000 8/20/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 1,680,000 444,712 1/7/2010

SANTA FE 31,821,000 9,757,798 4/23/2009

4,995,844 263,882 1/28/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 26,855,604 11,294,503 3/31/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 919,579 8,805 9/23/2010

LAS CRUCES 272,816 119,718 11/25/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 93,554 12,288 1/7/2010

CARSON CITY 2,495,000 2,348,715 8/26/2009

BOULDER CITY 61,600 0 9/22/2009

FALLON 104,900 104,900 9/4/2009

CARSON CITY 538,900 48,145 9/14/2009

840,000 628,184 10/16/2009

LAS VEGAS 7,663,500 2,249,147 11/4/2009

MINDEN 195,000 80,186 9/16/2009

TONOPAH 185,700 12,549 9/30/2009

RENO 401,200 401,200 8/26/2009

JEMEZ PUEBLO (IND RES)

SPARKS (TOWNSHIP OF)

25,000 25,000 4/22/2010

ELY 25,000 25,000 9/22/2009

FALLON (CCD) 38,000 0 9/29/2009

FERNLEY 52,000 52,000 9/2/2009

MCDERMITT 25,800 0 4/1/2010

HENDERSON 2,237,000 1,456,902 8/17/2009

LAS VEGAS 25,000 0 12/4/2009

LAS VEGAS 5,449,200 2,935,380 10/27/2009

YERINGTON 165,200 0 8/23/2010

69,900 69,900 9/4/2009

MOAPA 25,000 0 9/28/2009

CARSON CITY 9,593,500 8,733,478 9/29/2009

NORTH LAS VEGAS 1,907,400 268,726 12/8/2009

LOVELOCK 50,000 0 9/24/2009

NIXON 58,400 0 4/13/2010

RENO 2,142,800 1,364,232 12/7/2009

RENO 44,400 0 11/24/2009

OWYHEE 47,400 47,400 12/4/2009

SPARKS 25,000 0 6/15/2010

ELKO 44,300 0 2/5/2010

SCHURZ 36,800 0 12/21/2009

GARDNERVILLE 111,800 13,096 12/4/2009

ELY 50,000 50,000 9/29/2009

YERINGTON 26,200 0 11/24/2009

AUSTIN 25,000 3,000 12/21/2009

RENO 1,278,070 310,832 12/31/2009

RENO 935,505 58,711 1/29/2010

DUCKWATER INDIAN RESERVAT

MESQUITE (TOWNSHIP OF)

RENO 2,000,000 1,285,334 1/15/2010

RENO 2,000,000 1,290,497 1/8/2010

RENO 10,406,082 0 1/29/2010

RENO 15,554 11,377 7/31/2009

RENO 15,554 12,087 8/17/2009

CARSON CITY 34,714,000 15,975,067 4/29/2009

GABBS 2,820,211 0 1/22/2010

DENIO 1,609,275 71,834 1/15/2010

RENO 9,511,945 605,226 1/20/2010

RENO 1,597,847 30,983 1/15/2010

RENO 1,764,272 257,741 1/29/2010

RENO 4,377,000 203,589 1/8/2010

RENO 4,911,330 348,322 1/28/2010

VALMY 4,214,086 475,977 1/20/2010

IMLAY 2,277,081 430,795 1/22/2010

NIXON 4,845,534 336,161 1/8/2010

SILVERPEAK 10,000,000 2,899,746 1/22/2010

EMPIRE 3,772,560 423,358 1/8/2010

LOVELOCK 120,000 0 1/8/2010

CARSON CITY 44,243,986 22,894,094 4/1/2009

ITHACA (TOWN OF) 1,660,468 53,700 8/12/2010

NISKAYUNA 1,471,291 16,213 8/3/2010

BRIARCLIFF MANOR 1,802,713 42,201 7/16/2010

SYRACUSE 560,296 25,262 6/23/2010

ROCHESTER 1,368,957 79,122 8/13/2010

BUFFALO 27,275,924 1,376,514 4/16/2010

ALBANY 40,000,000 4,016,742 5/24/2010

BROOKLYN 630 630 6/29/2010

BROOKLYN 170 170 8/3/2010

BINGHANTON 4,033 4,033 5/13/2010

BINGHANTON 8,800 8,800 5/21/2010

BINGHANTON 2,236 1,717 6/29/2010

BINGHANTON 1,118 1,118 7/1/2010

BINGHANTON 2,187 1,488 7/20/2010

BINGHANTON 699 653 8/4/2010

BINGHANTON 1,077 1,077 8/20/2010

BINGHANTON 499 0 9/10/2010

NEW YORK 1,163 1,163 5/7/2010

NEW YORK 422,528 15,769 7/12/2010

8,494 8,494 3/29/2010

11,090 11,090 7/15/2010

30,426 30,426 7/29/2010

4,899 4,899 8/16/2010

5,699 0 9/20/2010

BROOKLYN 1,220 1,220 3/10/2010

BROOKLYN 8,244 8,244 3/11/2010

BROOKLYN 226 226 3/12/2010

BROOKLYN 4,409 4,409 3/18/2010

BROOKLYN 7,296 7,296 3/23/2010

BROOKLYN 9,599 9,599 3/26/2010

BROOKLYN 1,212 1,212 3/29/2010

BROOKLYN 699 699 3/31/2010

BROOKLYN 735 735 4/5/2010

BROOKLYN 2,508 2,508 4/6/2010

BROOKLYN 1,999 1,999 4/9/2010

BROOKLYN 1,338 1,338 4/14/2010

BROOKLYN 2,939 2,939 4/23/2010

BROOKLYN 987 987 5/7/2010

BROOKLYN 2,902 2,902 5/19/2010

BROOKLYN 1,949 1,949 5/21/2010

BROOKLYN 924 924 6/21/2010

BROOKLYN 4,141 4,141 7/1/2010

BROOKLYN 3,224 3,224 7/13/2010

BROOKLYN 2,607 2,607 7/20/2010

BROOKLYN 1,572 1,572 7/26/2010

BROOKLYN 4,394 4,394 7/28/2010

BROOKLYN 2,499 2,499 7/29/2010

BROOKLYN 905 905 8/4/2010

BROOKLYN 4,504 4,504 8/18/2010

BROOKLYN 3,888 3,888 8/20/2010

BROOKLYN 610 610 9/3/2010

BROOKLYN 610 610 9/9/2010

BROOKLYN 1,451 1,451 9/13/2010

BAY SHORE 14,994,183 721,309 12/31/2009

ALBANY 13,299,101 1,054,648 1/14/2010

ALBANY 18,700,000 13,962,863 8/24/2009

ALBANY 1,104,000 491,857 11/24/2009

AMHERST 1,052,700 390,814 11/6/2009

BABYLON (TOWN OF) 1,545,200 25,000 9/14/2009

BEDFORD (TOWN OF) 1,267,874 167,874 8/11/2010

BINGHAMTON 204,200 204,200 9/21/2009

FARMINGVILLE 4,141,200 577,361 9/8/2009

BUFFALO 2,736,900 0 11/19/2009

SENECA FALLS 50,400 50,400 11/24/2009

EAST ROCHESTER 2,199,800 606,617 7/24/2009

YONKERS 1,823,200 80,000 9/30/2009

CLARKSTOWN 751,300 751,300 10/13/2009

CLAY 515,100 445,000 9/14/2009

CLIFTON PARK 149,200 100,000 9/24/2009

COLONIE (TOWN OF) 661,900 661,900 10/13/2009

SYRACUSE 2,459,000 72,006 7/24/2009

GOSHEN 3,516,700 213,292 12/24/2009

2,328,800 425,546 8/14/2009

BUFFALO 2,903,000 60,036 12/29/2009

FREEPORT 173,100 173,100 9/28/2009

GREECE (TOWN OF) 831,900 57,200 9/4/2009

GREENBURGH 186,000 186,000 9/29/2009

HAMBURG 187,300 30,000 9/29/2009

4,577,700 63,279 7/24/2009

HENRIETTA 213,700 213,700 9/30/2009

1,725,200 350,654 10/28/2009

HEMPSTEAD 479,800 58,631 9/30/2009

IRONDEQUOIT 440,000 302,429 9/29/2009

ISLIP (TOWN OF) 3,026,100 335,034 9/8/2009

ROCHESTER 2,063,200 250,000 7/24/2009

MOUNT VERNON 625,700 62,063 12/9/2009

MINEOLA 3,723,100 633,325 10/20/2009

POUGHKEEPSIE (TOWN OF)

HEMPSTEAD (TOWN OF)

HUNTINGTON (TOWN OF)

NEW ROCHELLE 684,600 23,795 11/13/2009

ALBANY 29,760,600 1,313,544 9/14/2009

NEW YORK 80,802,900 3,650,293 9/29/2009

NIAGARA FALLS 498,500 233,262 10/13/2009

NORTH HEMPSTEAD 892,100 0 12/2/2009

83,500 0 8/28/2009

ORANGETOWN 156,000 156,000 9/23/2009

2,217,000 0 2/14/2010

PENFIELD 145,500 145,500 9/29/2009

PERINTON 170,800 170,800 9/18/2009

184,500 0 8/26/2010

POMONA HEIGHTS 749,300 250,000 9/29/2009

HOGANSBURG 162,000 0 11/24/2009

SCHENECTADY 601,300 59,737 9/14/2009

IRVING 141,600 0 12/21/2009

SMITHTOWN 1,064,500 412,391 11/16/2009

SOUTHAMPTON 206,600 50,000 9/28/2009

HAUPPAUGE 732,900 237,883 12/24/2009

SYRACUSE 1,444,500 267,497 10/9/2009

544,700 0 9/14/2009

718,800 0 12/17/2009

TROY 207,400 72,915 9/29/2009

KINGSTON 754,400 208,348 9/24/2009

UTICA 587,400 0 11/9/2009

WEBSTER 154,400 154,400 9/23/2009

181,100 127,542 9/29/2009

WHITE PLAINS 4,508,600 645,218 12/3/2009

ONEIDA (EAST) INDIAN RESE

OYSTER BAY (TOWN OF)

POUGHKEEPSIE (TOWN OF)

TONAWANDA (TOWN OF)

CHEEKTOWAGA (TOWN OF)

WEST SENECA (TOWN OF)

WHITE PLAINS 650,800 0 11/17/2009

YORKTOWN 158,100 158,100 9/30/2009

UPTON 1,896,905 654,805 9/30/2009

NISKAYUNA 3,408,485 743,240 12/31/2009

NISKAYUNA 5,390,210 714,307 1/22/2010

NISKAYUNA 2,085,062 465,006 1/29/2010

ALBANY 2,993,997 2,947,633 7/10/2009

LATHAM 2,702,645 1,110,092 9/17/2009

LATHAM 3,366,572 2,505,097 9/24/2009

ALBANY 2,786,250 137,081 1/29/2010

TROY 1,843,652 348,529 1/7/2010

NEW YORK 932,508 98,832 1/6/2010

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS 1,666,550 371,691 1/20/2010

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS 2,347,801 584,450 1/21/2010

NEW YORK 2,800,000 630,812 1/21/2010

LOCKPORT 9,921,887 9,921,887 1/20/2010

UPTON 113,949 113,949 6/9/2009

STATEN ISLAND 12,643 9,792 8/27/2009

NISKAYUNA 1,820,069 449,573 8/14/2009

NISKAYUNA 1,191,060 901,287 9/14/2009

NISKAYUNA 1,736,272 500,641 3/16/2010

NISKAYUNA 3,948,832 1,356,646 4/9/2010

ROCHESTER 1,239,071 83,616 2/23/2010

ALBANY 123,110,000 11,893,757 4/22/2009

NEW YORK 873,617 0 9/28/2010

ALBANY 6,500,000 18,353 9/16/2010

ALBANY 395,996,904 130,929,260 4/13/2009

NISKAYUNA 647,769 430,630 12/1/2009

INDEPENDENCE 20,618,048 11,606 4/30/2010

CINCINNATI 17,000,000 283,450 5/28/2010

TOLEDO 15,000,000 10,605,359 6/3/2010

GROVEPORT 1,544 1,544 4/6/2010

COLUMBUS 11,041,500 740,234 2/1/2010

COLUMBUS 11,020,000 9,462,461 8/24/2009

AKRON 2,048,800 100,366 12/24/2009

BEAVERCREEK 164,700 0 12/28/2009

CANTON 803,000 803,000 9/21/2009

CINCINNATI 3,520,600 973,065 12/3/2009

CLEVELAND 4,544,400 207,935 12/4/2009

DAYTON 1,618,000 1,427,787 11/20/2009

LIMA 171,200 171,200 9/17/2009

MANSFIELD 228,200 59,195 9/23/2009

SPRINGFIELD 622,400 20,900 9/28/2009

YOUNGSTOWN 744,800 280,866 10/26/2009

BATAVIA 783,700 437,572 9/24/2009

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 182,300 134,071 9/30/2009

COLUMBUS 7,403,500 453,507 12/23/2009

CINCINNATI 4,841,600 577,045 9/14/2009

PAINESVILLE 744,300 379,765 10/28/2009

CLEVELAND 5,783,000 443,913 9/28/2009

CUYAHOGA FALLS 468,400 59,837 8/21/2009

COLUMBUS 24,979,600 343,740 9/28/2009

DUBLIN 184,100 148,737 9/11/2009

ELYRIA 535,500 188,160 10/26/2009

EUCLID 196,000 105,817 9/24/2009

FAIRFIELD 187,500 187,500 9/23/2009

FINDLAY 172,600 19,201 9/18/2009

COLUMBUS 3,053,000 3,053,000 11/9/2009

HAMILTON 585,400 255,767 11/18/2009

HUBER HEIGHTS 152,900 152,900 1/14/2010

KETTERING 520,500 512,136 9/28/2009

LAKEWOOD 447,200 108,822 9/29/2009

LANCASTER 163,000 111,790 9/24/2009

LORAIN 649,500 275,000 10/14/2009

MARION 153,500 80,828 9/21/2009

MENTOR 512,200 249,324 9/25/2009

MIDDLETOWN 490,600 0 10/19/2009

DAYTON 2,739,900 205,844 10/19/2009

NEWARK 203,900 203,900 9/21/2009

PARMA 715,300 50,000 10/30/2009

CANTON 2,788,400 414,999 11/25/2009

180,400 0 9/25/2009

AKRON 2,698,800 409,887 10/19/2009

TOLEDO 3,083,600 127,135 10/19/2009

WARREN 196,700 0 9/28/2009

LEBANON 1,875,200 83,411 10/19/2009

160,100 0 12/30/2009

DAYTON 232,596 157,483 1/8/2010

STRONGSVILLE (TOWNSHIP OF

WESTERVILLE (TOWNSHIP OF)

DAYTON 2,843,985 587,562 1/21/2010

COLUMBUS 349,977 206,631 11/20/2009

DAYTON 140,000 116,069 12/18/2009

DAYTON 2,811 2,811 8/21/2009

SYLVANIA 12,643 9,293 8/26/2009

TOLEDO 19,607,660 1,343,309 1/20/2010

EAST CLEVELAND 548,824 49,183 3/24/2010

COLUMBUS 96,083,000 13,534,954 4/17/2009

ATHENS 999,846 0 9/14/2010

COLUMBUS 266,781,409 167,180,990 3/27/2009

COLUMBUS 310,760 133,008 1/29/2010

MIAMISBURG 792,516 107,881 9/28/2010

TULSA 859,300 77,204 8/13/2010

OKLAHOMA CITY 3,495,000 3,281,560 8/21/2009

WYANDOTTE (CCD) 189,500 118,430 9/29/2009

WETUMKA 37,400 18,215 9/28/2009

BARTLESVILLE 155,200 0 9/18/2009

BINGER 90,200 1,478 9/14/2009

ARDMORE 207,100 207,100 3/9/2010

CONCHO 389,100 65,216 9/29/2009

ADA 1,022,300 283,627 9/28/2009

DURANT 1,271,400 538,742 9/29/2009

SHAWNEE 472,700 224,700 9/28/2009

BROKEN ARROW 814,700 211,080 8/4/2009

LAWTON 890,500 428,949 11/18/2009

LAWTON 235,500 20,000 9/28/2009

TULSA 554,300 83,197 9/14/2009

SAPULPA 283,400 262,548 8/28/2009

ANADARKO 25,000 0 11/24/2009

WYANDOTTE 25,000 5,000 2/3/2010

EDMOND 726,700 56,049 11/13/2009

ENID 204,900 204,900 9/18/2009

APACHE 25,500 14,000 2/8/2010

CHICKASHA 206,700 206,700 9/30/2009

PERKINS 30,600 0 9/22/2009

KAW 100,500 36,800 9/28/2009

WETUMKA 28,000 0 8/30/2010

MCLOUD 86,800 0 12/4/2009

CARNEGIE 224,800 0 8/26/2010

MIAMI 30,200 21,344 12/31/2009

MIDWEST CITY 526,600 11,200 9/8/2009

MIAMI 25,000 12,500 8/28/2009

MOORE 454,200 137,516 8/28/2009

OKMULGEE 2,298,200 0 9/28/2009

MUSKOGEE 181,700 28,170 9/25/2009

NORMAN 1,001,400 67,268 8/10/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 5,482,300 486,475 8/10/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 9,593,500 2,392,961 9/24/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 501,100 501,100 8/21/2009

PAWHUSKA 284,500 48,060 9/28/2009

RED ROCK 27,600 0 3/11/2010

MIAMI (CCD) 51,400 12,545 9/28/2009

PAWNEE 89,900 0 9/28/2009

MIAMI 65,400 8,819 1/25/2010

PONCA CITY 58,600 0 9/14/2010

CLAREMORE 339,800 3,475 4/6/2010

STROUD 206,600 16,359 9/14/2009

WEWOKA 177,100 0 12/29/2009

34,900 33,760 4/19/2010

MIAMI 25,000 0 7/23/2010

STILLWATER 209,300 22,386 9/11/2009

TAHLEQUAH 3,254,200 286,763 9/28/2009

OKEMAH 45,400 0 12/29/2009

TONKAWA 29,500 13,029 9/28/2009

TULSA 3,883,500 71,389 7/24/2009

TAHLEQUAH 25,000 25,000 12/31/2009

WAGONER 202,200 202,200 3/3/2010

ANADARKO 44,100 0 9/17/2010

OTTAWA 87,700 31,000 11/24/2009

TULSA 2,399,999 527,893 1/27/2010

STILLWATER 5,135 5,120 9/23/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 233,819 76,760 1/22/2010

STILLWATER 250,000 113,183 1/15/2010

STILLWATER 105,000 51,431 12/18/2009

MANNFORD 14,686 11,716 9/21/2009

NORMAN 15,554 14,631 8/17/2009

SENECA-CAYUGA (OTSA)

JENKS 25,285 18,295 8/17/2009

STILLWATER 12,643 8,259 8/12/2009

STILLWATER 12,643 11,430 9/16/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 46,704,000 18,509,540 4/15/2009

OKLAHOMA CITY 63,435,436 25,041,239 3/31/2009

PORTLAND 20,000,000 2,091,340 6/1/2010

NORTH PORTLAND 749,153 60,886 8/16/2010

PORTLAND 39,559,861 1,954,888 5/6/2010

SALEM 3,636,000 806,348 8/21/2009

BEAVERTON 914,900 246,889 9/18/2009

BEND 745,500 139,539 10/29/2009

BURNS 29,000 0 11/24/2009

ALBANY 201,500 201,500 9/4/2009

MEDFORD 729,700 183,523 9/8/2009

SALEM 1,521,200 329,540 8/28/2009

OREGON CITY 3,159,500 229,778 8/4/2009

SAINT HELENS 3,461,319 423 8/13/2010

COOS BAY 63,500 63,500 8/28/2009

GRAND RONDE 301,100 28,200 9/8/2009

SILETZ 305,500 39,785 9/28/2009

PENDLETON 68,900 20,624 12/29/2009

129,300 0 9/28/2009

NORTH BEND 64,400 0 2/16/2010

WARM SPRINGS INDIAN RESER

CORVALLIS 511,600 66,656 9/21/2009

EUGENE 561,200 561,200 9/25/2009

HILLSBORO 2,596,900 65,417 11/13/2009

ROSEBURG (CCD) 96,800 0 8/28/2009

BEND 325,700 4,500 11/20/2009

ROSEBURG 442,900 45,000 9/21/2009

1,485,800 570,406 9/8/2009

GRESHAM 901,500 0 9/14/2009

HILLSBORO 924,700 265,831 8/13/2009

MEDFORD 524,800 134,370 9/14/2009

GRANTS PASS 343,200 0 10/21/2009

KEIZER 138,500 138,500 4/15/2010

CHILOQUIN 91,500 91,500 9/28/2009

LAKE OSWEGO 157,900 157,900 8/28/2009

SALEM 609,000 609,000 8/28/2009

SALEM 9,593,500 1,608,414 9/29/2009

PORTLAND 5,626,100 2,448,133 10/27/2009

SPRINGFIELD 539,400 151,015 9/25/2009

TIGARD 230,500 8,001 9/17/2009

PENDLETON 312,900 312,900 11/17/2009

MCMINNVILLE 403,100 18,260 11/18/2009

6,871 6,847 5/13/2010

KLAMATH FALLS 816,100 31,253 1/15/2010

PORTLAND 400,000 74,521 1/7/2010

SALEM 42,182,000 7,819,170 5/8/2009

COBURG 22,200,000 150,493 5/21/2010

LA PINE 5,000,000 506,015 1/29/2010

EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD (CCD)

SALEM 45,474,284 17,865,987 3/31/2009

SALEM 1,000,000 0 8/13/2010

YORK 2,005,139 180,238 8/6/2010

MALVERN 853,962 18,884 8/13/2010

CRANBERRY 1,317,819 7,333 8/16/2010

CLAIRTON 2,901 2,901 9/21/2010

LYON STATION 32,500,007 12,328,017 12/4/2009

YOUNGWOOD 6,049,581 793,656 3/12/2010

PHILADELPHIA 25,000,000 17,059,203 6/3/2010

31,718 31,718 6/16/2010

PITTSBURGH 15 15 9/24/2010

14,280 14,280 4/16/2010

1,586,325 302,865 7/29/2010

ALLENTOWN 30,000,000 3,337,179 1/15/2010

192,686 188,485 2/9/2010

HARRISBURG 11,944,000 11,862,740 8/26/2009

ABINGTON 500,400 50,000 9/17/2009

PITTSBURGH 8,094,300 2,062,533 9/17/2009

ALLENTOWN 1,038,800 210,148 10/13/2009

ALTOONA 205,700 197,751 9/18/2009

576,600 68,129 8/4/2009BENSALEM (TOWNSHIP OF)

READING 2,973,200 2,599,821 12/23/2009

BRISTOL 492,500 120,414 12/4/2009

DOYLESTOWN 3,906,600 1,977,563 10/13/2009

147,400 147,400 9/18/2009

CHESTER 156,000 0 9/29/2009

WEST CHESTER 4,615,800 26,868 10/13/2009

BETHLEHEM 702,100 63,880 8/28/2009

YORK 190,200 190,200 9/18/2009

CARLISLE 2,207,300 709,247 7/24/2009

HARRISBURG 23,574,800 13,487,502 9/17/2009

ERIE 1,031,500 268,300 8/28/2009

UNIONTOWN 4,100,018 0 8/4/2010

HARRISBURG 256,200 256,200 8/21/2009

190,000 101,858 9/28/2009

HEMPFIELD 168,400 0 6/24/2010

LANCASTER 575,900 0 8/28/2009

LANCASTER 3,795,900 109,355 11/2/2009

ALLENTOWN 2,032,100 248,574 12/2/2009

LOWER MERION 587,600 28,717 12/16/2009

185,200 0 12/17/2009

WILKES-BARRE 2,542,200 255,091 9/17/2009

160,600 0 12/31/2009

MIDDLETOWN 189,200 9,581 9/18/2009

MILLCREEK 491,600 400,000 11/25/2009

NORRISTOWN 6,183,000 904,002 11/6/2009

EASTON 2,190,900 65,872 12/4/2009

NORTHAMPTON 160,800 0 9/18/2009

CHELTENHAM TOWNSHIP

HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP

LOWER PAXTON (TOWNSHIP OF

MANHEIM (TOWNSHIP OF)

PENN HILLS 181,400 25,930 9/30/2009

PHILADELPHIA 14,108,700 3,625,705 9/29/2009

PITTSBURGH 3,403,000 3,615 12/24/2009

READING 791,000 32,200 8/4/2009

SCRANTON 718,500 84,610 10/13/2009

STATE COLLEGE 194,100 188,425 9/18/2009

695,600 59,229 11/20/2009

WASHINGTON 1,924,400 194,853 8/21/2009

MEDIA 3,668,300 66,624 9/17/2009

GREENSBURG 3,006,500 991,888 12/21/2009

WILKES-BARRE 192,300 27,422 12/29/2009

YORK 3,501,800 2,423,040 8/4/2009

UNIVERSITY PARK 1,113,024 72,827 1/8/2010

PITTSBURGH 6,060,416 2,821,087 9/19/2009

YORK 1,047,714 7,447 1/8/2010

PHILADELPHIA 1,682,920 3,403 1/22/2010

WEST CHESTER 557,541 0 9/24/2010

UNIVERSITY PARK 906,631 429,886 1/11/2010

ALCOA CENTER 12,950,000 7,432,958 12/30/2009

HARRISBURG 350,000 183,615 11/19/2009

BETHLEHEM 143,000 103,620 12/23/2009

39,842 3,586 9/3/2010

LANDENBERG 8,663 8,456 7/31/2009

CAMP HILL 15,872 15,869 9/29/2009

STATE COLLEGE 12,643 8,743 8/27/2009

UPPER DARBY (TOWNSHIP OF)

LANCASTER 149,958 149,958 8/24/2009

ALLENTOWN 1,576,359 377,761 8/31/2009

ALLISON PARK 147,195 132,793 8/25/2009

CHESWICK 1,672,072 153,524 4/1/2010

HARRISBURG 99,684,000 57,749,728 5/13/2009

NEWTOWN 631,260 0 9/28/2010

HARRISBURG 254,172,883 114,161,535 3/27/2009

WILLIAMSPORT 916,981 0 9/20/2010

PITTSBURGH 750,000 381,154 11/30/2009

GURABO 335,745 0 7/22/2010

SAN JUAN 3,794,000 878,781 8/21/2009

CIDRA 199,600 396 9/28/2009

CAMUY 164,800 32,960 9/21/2009

CAROLINA 1,781,500 24,600 9/18/2009

COAMO 164,000 164,000 9/28/2009

COROZAL 160,000 0 9/23/2009

AGUADA 189,700 189,700 9/29/2009

CAYEY 201,400 40,000 1/25/2010

FAJARDO 184,300 184,300 9/24/2009

JUNCOS 170,700 170,700 8/31/2009

YABUCOA 166,300 107,900 9/30/2009

GURABO 176,400 167,159 9/23/2009

HATILLO 182,600 182,600 9/25/2009

AGUADILLA 662,900 31,956 11/6/2009

CABO ROJO 491,800 77,626 9/8/2009

CAGUAS 1,380,000 556,214 12/16/2009

CANOVANAS 195,200 15,300 9/24/2009

GUAYNABO 1,021,600 0 12/24/2009

HUMACAO 595,500 119,100 10/23/2009

ISABELA 201,300 201,300 9/23/2009

JUANA DIAZ 490,500 0 9/8/2009

LARES 156,900 5,000 9/28/2009

MANATI 216,500 10,000 9/28/2009

MAYAGUEZ 941,200 0 9/30/2009

MOCA 182,800 182,800 9/16/2009

SAN JUAN 4,392,500 99,150 12/4/2009

TRUJILLO ALTO 756,700 0 10/16/2009

VEGA ALTA 163,300 92,454 8/28/2009

ARECIBO 982,300 58,304 10/15/2009

BAYAMON 2,086,500 2,086,500 12/4/2009

DORADO 153,700 153,700 8/28/2009

LAS PIEDRAS 165,600 165,600 9/24/2009

PONCE 1,765,300 0 9/18/2009

SAN GERMAN 162,200 68,350 9/24/2009

SAN LORENZO 182,200 182,200 9/4/2009

TOA ALTA 709,400 161,214 10/23/2009

TOA BAJA 858,300 62,325 10/16/2009

VEGA BAJA 608,300 0 12/18/2009

YAUCO 202,700 202,700 9/4/2009

SAN SEBASTIAN 199,000 103,995 9/30/2009

GUAYAMA 198,800 100,386 9/30/2009

RIO GRANDE 519,200 302,050 11/13/2009

SAN JUAN 9,593,500 1,016,199 9/29/2009

SAN JUAN 37,086,000 8,044,715 4/20/2009

SAN JUAN 65,262,581 2,964,010 4/6/2009

ST LUCIA 17,079 13,880 7/31/2009

PROVIDENCE 1,008,000 995,009 9/1/2009

CRANSTON 761,600 329,261 8/28/2009

COVENTRY 134,000 134,000 9/30/2009

138,100 0 9/30/2009

EAST PROVIDENCE 207,400 207,400 9/23/2009

CHARLESTOWN 77,900 7,710 9/28/2009

NORTH PROVIDENCE 131,900 0 9/28/2009

PAWTUCKET 660,500 157,460 9/14/2009

PROVIDENCE 1,759,300 618,211 10/13/2009

PROVIDENCE 9,593,500 399,599 9/14/2009

WARWICK 835,200 249,060 8/14/2009

118,400 19,675 9/28/2009

WOONSOCKET 181,400 181,400 9/23/2009

PROVIDENCE 23,960,000 4,642,764 4/30/2009

CRANSTON 20,073,615 11,355,267 4/7/2009

AIKEN 300,000 254,837 9/24/2009

SIMPSONVILLE 15,140,000 641,575 2/25/2010

BATTLECREEK 35,000,000 11,948,361 2/4/2010

COLUMBIA 4,298,000 4,153,916 8/25/2009

AIKEN 646,100 0 10/13/2009

CUMBERLAND (TOWN OF)

WEST WARWICK (TOWN OF)

ANDERSON 751,200 319,654 9/22/2009

BEAUFORT 636,000 247,405 10/13/2009

ROCK HILL 173,900 27,049 9/28/2009

CHARLESTON 1,138,700 505,798 9/24/2009

COLUMBIA 1,424,100 934,145 12/18/2009

LEXINGTON 2,268,600 103,026 9/9/2009

COLUMBIA 2,116,800 279,049 11/23/2009

FLORENCE 572,300 501,763 9/4/2009

GOOSE CREEK 153,600 153,600 9/4/2009

GREENVILLE 743,400 733,806 9/25/2009

GREENVILLE 3,435,400 1,710,680 9/9/2009

CONWAY 2,400,800 307,613 11/13/2009

MOUNT PLEASANT 593,700 35,423 9/29/2009

NORTH CHARLESTON 978,500 608,214 9/18/2009

ROCK HILL 630,600 147,532 11/25/2009

COLUMBIA 9,593,500 719,430 9/30/2009

SPARTANBURG 192,900 81,421 9/4/2009

SPARTANBURG 2,221,800 98,011 9/8/2009

SUMMERVILLE 185,600 185,600 9/16/2009

SUMTER 179,400 103,998 9/23/2009

YORK 586,200 274,727 9/29/2009

GREENVILLE 2,457,741 49,026 1/8/2010

AIKEN 50,000 47,891 6/19/2009

AIKEN 1,005,000 157,083 5/11/2010

COLUMBIA 50,550,000 12,889,986 4/20/2009

COLUMBIA 58,892,771 27,331,146 3/27/2009

43,165,502 11,710,850 12/30/2009CLEMSEN UNIVERSITY

AIKEN 1,389,500 244,649 6/1/2010

PIERRE 772,000 770,028 8/21/2009

ABERDEEN 107,900 0 1/13/2010

ABERDEEN 50,000 50,000 8/17/2009

EAGLE BUTTE 254,900 0 4/14/2010

87,600 87,600 9/21/2009

HURON 50,000 15,026 9/1/2009

YANKTON 61,600 61,600 8/28/2009

FORT THOMPSON 94,600 83,058 1/25/2010

FLANDREAU 72,200 67,570 1/25/2010

MADISON 50,000 50,000 8/28/2009

CANTON 110,700 10,000 8/28/2009

71,400 0 9/6/2010

STURGIS 97,200 0 8/20/2010

SIOUX FALLS 129,300 101,668 8/21/2009

MITCHELL 65,200 65,200 8/28/2009

PINE RIDGE 827,100 733,832 12/22/2009

RAPID CITY 125,800 115,397 9/15/2009

PIERRE 61,700 0 8/28/2009

RAPID CITY 649,900 615,090 9/30/2009

353,500 69,683 12/4/2009

SIOUX FALLS 1,513,600 124,836 11/5/2009

SISSETON 134,000 79,500 2/26/2010

MISSION 50,000 0 3/3/2010

PIERRE 9,593,500 1,206,190 9/29/2009

ELK POINT 64,800 64,800 8/27/2009

VERMILLION 50,000 50,000 8/28/2009

BROOKINGS (TOWNSHIP OF)

LOWER BRULE INDIAN RESERV

ROSEBUD INDIAN RESERVATIO

WATERTOWN 90,800 0 9/17/2009

MARTY 124,100 0 8/28/2010

BROOKINGS 12,643 10,244 8/27/2009

SIOUX FALLS 12,643 11,828 8/31/2009

PIERRE 23,709,000 3,324,942 4/14/2009

PIERRE 24,487,296 8,026,539 4/3/2009

UNICOI 1,353,083 24,217 7/30/2010

OAK RIDGE 150,000 0 9/22/2010

OAK RIDGE 650,000 111,598 3/16/2010

OAK RIDGE 28,663,079 15,080,613 8/24/2009

OAK RIDGE 513,374 21,828 4/5/2010

OAK RIDGE 550,000 60,634 7/9/2010

NASHVILLE 5,963,000 1,046,437 8/21/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,500,000 2,263,801 9/4/2009

BARTLETT 193,600 92,905 9/18/2009

MARYVILLE 501,600 160,000 9/18/2009

CHATTANOOGA (CCD) 1,864,300 0 9/25/2009

BRENTWOOD 164,500 110,448 8/28/2009

CLARKSVILLE 1,114,900 490,220 8/21/2009

CLEVELAND 186,300 0 9/29/2009

COLLIERVILLE 164,400 164,400 12/30/2009

13,818,200 106,352 9/23/2009NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON

FRANKLIN 593,700 178,812 9/14/2009

GERMANTOWN 169,600 147,100 9/4/2009

CHATTANOOGA (CCD) 616,500 13,139 9/8/2009

HENDERSONVILLE 190,500 190,500 9/25/2009

JACKSON 670,700 97,790 9/8/2009

JOHNSON CITY 661,800 55,763 9/30/2009

KINGSPORT 219,100 219,100 9/29/2009

KNOXVILLE 2,125,400 2,015,366 9/28/2009

KNOXVILLE 2,012,700 522,665 9/8/2009

COLUMBIA 334,900 334,900 9/18/2009

MEMPHIS 6,767,200 843,043 9/21/2009

MURFREESBORO 961,100 57,281 9/25/2009

NASHVILLE 6,225,400 224,890 8/4/2009

MURFREESBORO 418,600 194,641 9/18/2009

SEVIERVILLE 356,900 179,612 9/24/2009

MEMPHIS 421,800 0 9/14/2009

SMYRNA 164,800 0 9/15/2009

BLOUNTVILLE 459,700 322,856 9/14/2009

GALLATIN 431,700 3,197 11/9/2009

OAK RIDGE 16,718,346 5,727,382 8/24/2009

LEBANON 433,300 68,362 9/22/2009

OAK RIDGE 4,110,870 1,548,375 9/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,340,000 2,250,408 9/4/2009

ANTIOCH 5,055 4,273 9/24/2009

OAK RIDGE 710,000 419,176 9/23/2009

NASHVILLE 4,255,374 38,557 1/22/2010

OAK RIDGE 5,000,000 1,859 1/22/2010

OAK RIDGE 400,000 12,927 9/27/2010

COOKEVILLE 125,000 48,449 12/18/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,408,356 456,649 9/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 9,769,504 8,534,687 9/23/2009

OAK RIDGE 54,973,500 623,773 3/23/2010

4,387 4,387 9/23/2010

OAK RIDGE 57 57 6/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,910 1,910 9/15/2009

OAK RIDGE 339 339 11/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 16,970 16,970 8/25/2009

37,500 37,500 5/26/2010

1,700 1,566 6/22/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,194 1,194 8/24/2009

KNOXVILLE 118 118 8/24/2009

2 114,954 482 7/28/2009

OAK RIDGE 3,374,567 1,869,788 8/17/2009

OAK RIDGE 12,384 12,384 8/20/2009

OAK RIDGE 893,500 267,296 7/24/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,731,106 909,616 10/29/2009

OAK RIDGE 512 512 7/7/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,005 2,005 7/9/2009

4,566 4,566 5/24/2010

OAK RIDGE 945,000 189,809 8/5/2010

OAK RIDGE 340,000 109,272 9/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,450,205 1,089,604 6/12/2009

MARYVILLE 12,643 10,774 8/25/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,162,237 258,141 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 500,000 217,328 1/29/2010

OAK RIDGE 935,000 256,335 7/29/2010

OAK RIDGE 4,592,000 918,736 2/25/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,600,000 440,137 3/16/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,200,000 466,044 2/25/2010

NASHVILLE 62,482,000 25,139,048 4/20/2009

OAK RIDGE 11,310,000 1,143,822 2/25/2010

OAK RIDGE 7,803,440 287,234 9/25/2009

OAK RIDGE 6,800,000 631,285 9/22/2009

NASHVILLE 99,112,101 58,858,558 3/27/2009

OAK RIDGE 3,300,000 800,223 8/31/2010

OAK RIDGE 34,836,000 5,674,723 6/11/2009

KNOXVILLE 399,135 201,401 11/25/2009

KNOXVILLE 687,668 232,990 11/30/2009

COOKEVILLE 265,677 34,703 11/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 50,000 15,201 2/25/2010

AUSTIN 10,000,000 34,609 5/25/2010

SAN ANTONIO 10,000,000 19,725 6/3/2010

PLANO 864 0 3/8/2010

3,874 3,874 2/17/2010

3,302 3,302 2/19/2010

COLLEGE STATION 749,037 43,898 7/13/2010

ARLINGTON 13,181,171 4,011,779 1/29/2010

AUSTIN 12,633,080 1,190,319 1/22/2010

SWEETWATER 12,299,828 3,482,108 12/31/2009

COLLEGE STATION 10,000,000 5,808,362 4/12/2010

HOUSTON 10,000,000 8,162,002 1/14/2010

AUSTIN 23,341,000 13,049,329 8/24/2009

ABILENE 1,131,600 1,042,106 9/28/2009

LIVINGSTON 27,700 0 8/23/2010

ALLEN 693,000 617,846 11/17/2009

AMARILLO 1,781,600 1,037,206 9/14/2009

ARLINGTON 3,428,100 756,506 12/4/2009

BAYTOWN 672,300 77,110 9/30/2009

BEAUMONT 1,104,200 198,902 9/30/2009

BEDFORD 201,200 201,200 9/4/2009

SAN ANTONIO 2,434,500 325,669 9/21/2009

ANGLETON 2,048,800 750,855 9/9/2009

BRYAN 695,100 133,637 8/14/2009

CARROLLTON 1,189,100 89,464 9/14/2009

CEDAR HILL 176,600 176,600 9/4/2009

CEDAR PARK 519,700 487,941 9/28/2009

AUSTIN 7,492,700 1,013,493 12/24/2009

BROWNSVILLE (CCD) 1,659,200 108,277 9/25/2009

CORPUS CHRISTI 2,757,500 565,032 8/4/2009

KILLEEN 1,027,000 1 9/21/2009

LAREDO 2,083,600 546,202 12/21/2009

LONGVIEW 781,900 90,415 8/28/2009

MIDLAND 997,700 460,613 8/14/2009

COLLEGE STATION 791,100 791,100 9/30/2009

COLONY (CCD) 156,200 156,200 9/29/2009

AUSTIN 45,638,100 2,578,867 9/14/2009

CONROE 538,300 0 10/14/2009

COPPELL 171,200 0 9/18/2009

DALLAS 12,787,300 2,064,368 9/21/2009

DESOTO 187,700 187,700 9/4/2009

DEL RIO 156,300 106,650 9/24/2009

DENTON 1,117,000 156,127 9/25/2009

DUNCANVILLE 148,600 148,600 9/25/2009

EDINBURG 683,100 57,761 12/9/2009

EL PASO 5,802,700 442,341 9/14/2009

EULESS 454,200 0 11/30/2009

FLOWER MOUND 607,700 213,029 11/23/2009

RICHMOND 2,807,600 533,726 11/13/2009

FORT WORTH 6,738,300 699,850 9/29/2009

FRISCO 825,800 217,071 9/8/2009

GALVESTON (CCD) 580,100 0 11/9/2009

GARLAND 1,978,800 157,883 8/4/2009

GEORGETOWN 201,900 201,900 12/15/2009

GRAND PRAIRIE 1,474,400 1,474,400 9/8/2009

GRAPEVINE 503,500 374 10/13/2009

HALTOM CITY 165,700 165,700 9/17/2009

HARLINGEN 645,100 0 11/4/2009

HOUSTON 13,773,400 0 10/13/2009

EDINBURG 3,539,500 209,598 3/31/2010

HOUSTON 22,765,100 15,416,481 9/29/2009

HUNTSVILLE 166,500 166,500 9/17/2009

HURST 165,500 10,500 8/28/2009

EL PASO 110,700 68,751 2/26/2010

IRVING 2,058,600 1,704,389 9/8/2009

KELLER 155,000 149,399 9/24/2009

EAGLE PASS 33,100 0 9/8/2009

LANCASTER 142,129 142,129 9/28/2009

LEAGUE CITY 598,200 305,747 11/24/2009

LEWISVILLE 913,000 190,722 8/21/2009

LUBBOCK 2,109,900 148,850 9/8/2009

MANSFIELD 179,700 0 9/11/2009

MCALLEN 1,292,500 50,948 10/19/2009

MCKINNEY 1,071,500 99,996 9/8/2009

MESQUITE 1,200,900 294,036 11/10/2009

MISSION 629,500 332,015 11/19/2009

MISSOURI CITY 634,900 294,653 11/13/2009

CONROE 3,259,800 128,960 11/12/2009

NEW BRAUNFELS 498,200 0 12/16/2009

584,900 20,407 11/13/2009

ODESSA 915,100 0 9/14/2009

PASADENA 1,358,600 0 8/4/2009

PEARLAND 685,900 269,646 10/13/2009

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS

PHARR 608,900 602,553 12/10/2009

PLANO 2,545,400 57,731 9/14/2009

PORT ARTHUR 541,300 541,300 10/13/2009

RICHARDSON 1,036,200 154,732 9/8/2009

ROUND ROCK 955,400 402,034 8/28/2009

ROWLETT 481,900 0 10/27/2009

SAN ANGELO 865,000 0 12/18/2009

SAN ANTONIO 12,897,000 2,659,969 12/1/2009

SAN MARCOS (CCD) 498,100 191,432 9/29/2009

SHERMAN 170,000 170,000 9/4/2009

SUGAR LAND 781,400 692,696 8/14/2009

FORT WORTH 2,399,300 59,150 9/8/2009

TEMPLE 593,200 14,642 10/16/2009

TEXARKANA (CCD) 173,456 110,651 9/23/2009

TEXAS CITY 191,600 191,600 9/17/2009

AUSTIN 2,207,900 0 8/15/2009

TYLER 1,005,700 332,054 8/14/2009

VICTORIA 605,700 550,804 9/30/2009

WACO 1,246,300 36,413 8/4/2009

WICHITA FALLS 996,100 0 9/18/2009

GEORGETOWN 611,600 133,615 12/14/2009

HOUSTON 1,335,727 143,297 1/8/2010

HOUSTON 5,000,000 292,039 12/29/2009

HOUSTON 766,598 228,187 1/15/2010

ROSHARON 4,731,449 1,610,446 12/29/2009

COLLEGE STATION 1,061,245 52,367 1/15/2010

AUSTIN 1,397,170 146,629 1/22/2010

SAN ANTONIO 1,138,884 1,138,884 9/11/2009

HOUSTON 1,201,918 1,201,918 9/17/2009

HOUSTON 1,499,288 68,702 1/8/2010

AUSTIN 250,000 73,384 1/15/2010

AUSTIN 1,560,839 0 9/28/2010

AUSTIN 450,000 101,666 1/6/2010

HOUSTON 940,000 297,922 1/12/2010

HOUSTON 7,432,100 1,699,681 1/19/2010

PLANO 2,406,378 1,166,211 1/21/2010

COLLEGE STATION 132,000 76,975 12/22/2009

DALLAS 8,528 8,528 6/7/2010

ROUND ROCK 1,369 1,369 8/21/2009

DALLAS 484 484 1/11/2010

HOUSTON 12,643 10,328 8/27/2009

AUSTIN 25,285 20,567 8/17/2009

AUSTIN 25,285 18,919 9/1/2009

COLLEGE STATION 12,643 9,489 8/12/2009

STEPHENVILLE 25,285 17,360 8/17/2009

DALLAS 5,250,000 215,535 1/22/2010

COLLEGE STATION 146,889 144,348 8/14/2009

EAST HOUSTON 149,926 147,072 8/18/2009

ARLINGTON 119,532 119,532 8/21/2009

AUSTIN 218,782,000 76,344,088 5/27/2009

EL PASO 5,000,000 461,756 1/15/2010

AUSTIN 326,975,732 117,376,944 3/27/2009

MIDVALE 650 650 4/30/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 14,908,648 1,710,952 1/29/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 2,626,000 1,902,665 8/21/2009

BOUNTIFUL 177,100 0 8/24/2009

BRIGHAM CITY 203,200 90,173 8/28/2009

LOGAN 248,900 147,221 9/2/2009

OGDEN 845,900 14,900 10/16/2009

OREM 890,800 84,057 9/4/2009

IBAPAH 25,000 24,597 1/25/2010

145,800 11,546 9/16/2009

FARMINGTON 749,100 37,076 12/30/2009

TOOELE 225,000 225,000 9/11/2009

WASHINGTON 257,100 215,073 11/16/2009

DRAPER 170,600 0 9/15/2009

CEDAR CITY 184,700 184,700 8/27/2009

LAYTON 588,400 436,221 9/8/2009

LEHI 180,100 180,100 8/18/2009

LOGAN 214,600 58,509 9/30/2009

SOUTH JORDAN 209,500 209,500 8/24/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 9,593,500 1,628,781 10/13/2009

BRIGHAM CITY 40,600 0 8/23/2010

CEDAR CITY 74,500 74,500 9/28/2009

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS

PROVO 1,144,500 76,506 11/12/2009

RIVERTON 150,800 150,800 9/1/2009

ROY 134,200 13,912 8/10/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 2,116,500 1,275,457 11/3/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 2,282,700 459,540 12/4/2009

SANDY 893,500 278,114 9/18/2009

GRANTSVILLE 25,000 0 9/23/2010

SOUTH JORDAN 194,300 188,160 9/29/2009

ST. GEORGE 701,500 701,500 11/9/2009

COALVILLE 154,500 154,500 8/27/2009

TAYLORSVILLE 523,000 242,921 11/24/2009

PROVO 2,122,100 2,122,100 10/20/2009

FORT DUCHESNE 117,600 0 8/19/2010

JORDAN 913,000 0 11/18/2009

WEST VALLEY 1,141,400 385,301 9/8/2009

PROVO 4,500,000 2,823,000 1/29/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 603,230 228,115 12/29/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 559,485 82,448 1/8/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 1,834,766 219,464 1/20/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 267,700 142,141 1/20/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 991,867 265,460 1/12/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 35,362,000 7,064,823 4/29/2009

LOGAN 4,640,110 77,966 1/27/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 37,897,203 15,874,865 4/1/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 323,700 0 9/21/2010

LOGAN 60,925 14,680 1/29/2010

FIELDALE 356,591 264,616 8/16/2010

ARLINGTON 1,585,602 102,800 8/25/2009

MC LEAN 233,133 205,981 9/28/2009

NORFOLK 363 363 5/26/2010

NORFOLK 558 558 7/20/2010

NORFOLK 1,139 1,139 3/11/2010

NORFOLK 2,665 2,665 8/20/2010

NORFOLK 977 977 8/27/2010

VIRGINIA BEACH 662 662 2/16/2010

VIRGINIA BEACH 1,477 1,477 2/17/2010

NORFOLK 649 649 3/16/2010

NORFOLK 761 761 3/19/2010

NORFOLK 2,229 2,229 3/31/2010

NORFOLK 685 685 4/6/2010

NORFOLK 898 898 5/7/2010

NORFOLK 2,165 2,165 5/21/2010

NORFOLK 2,607 2,607 5/26/2010

NORFOLK 272 272 7/20/2010

NORFOLK 1,185 1,185 7/26/2010

NORFOLK 880 870 8/18/2010

NORFOLK 967 967 8/20/2010

NORFOLK 461 461 9/2/2010

MIDLOTHIAN 795 795 3/12/2010

NORFOLK 358 358 3/16/2010

RICHMOND 8,605,100 2,832,718 12/14/2009

RICHMOND 7,454,000 2,449,918 8/21/2009

CHARLOTTESVILLE 406,000 125,146 11/30/2009

ALEXANDRIA 1,372,800 133,465 11/25/2009

ARLINGTON 2,085,100 572,337 12/21/2009

BLACKSBURG 186,900 0 9/29/2009

CHESAPEAKE 2,046,900 0 11/3/2009

CHESTERFIELD 2,740,100 181,256 12/9/2009

CHARLOTTESVILLE 195,300 0 9/14/2009

LYNCHBURG 740,000 0 12/16/2009

NORFOLK 2,451,100 409,655 9/8/2009

ROANOKE 963,700 590,541 9/30/2009

VIRGINIA BEACH 4,042,000 900,175 12/3/2009

STAFFORD 484,300 484,300 9/21/2009

DANVILLE 202,200 202,200 9/30/2009

FAIRFAX 9,642,800 4,596,783 10/30/2009

HAMPTON 1,388,800 0 9/28/2009

HANOVER 409,400 232,762 11/23/2009

HARRISONBURG 206,200 206,200 9/25/2009

HENRICO 2,791,100 53,017 12/4/2009

LEESBURG 164,700 0 12/31/2009

LEESBURG 2,215,600 322,205 9/21/2009

MANASSAS 159,400 0 9/21/2009

RICHMOND 16,145,300 1,490,452 9/24/2009

NEWPORT NEWS 1,757,300 0 9/28/2009

PORTSMOUTH 1,002,000 140,553 9/25/2009

PRINCE WILLIAM 3,226,400 281,061 7/24/2009

RICHMOND 2,106,200 238,636 8/4/2009

ROANOKE 372,800 0 12/31/2009

SPOTSYLVANIA 474,400 0 8/21/2009

SUFFOLK 741,100 473,321 9/30/2009

ALEXANDRIA 1,499,601 374,211 1/29/2010

BLACKSBURG 1,093,235 86,333 1/22/2010

RESTON 7,295,000 64,063 9/23/2009

BLACKSBURG 600,000 351,778 1/6/2010

MANASSAS 222,031 98,127 1/21/2010

NORFOLK 22,000 0 1/29/2010

NORFOLK 3,000 1,523 12/10/2009

ALEXANDRIA 16,091 15,270 9/24/2009

ALEXANDRIA 10,000 6,682 8/26/2010

MC LEAN 48,000 3,403 9/27/2009

NORFOLK 1,224 1,224 6/30/2009

NORFOLK 1,073 1,073 7/8/2010

NORFOLK 3,000 2,979 9/28/2009

RICHMOND 70,001,000 19,898,555 4/17/2009

RICHMOND 720,358 116,610 12/18/2009

CHRISTIANSBURG 1,000,000 0 8/25/2010

HAMPTON 981,260 17,798 9/14/2010

RICHMOND 98,634,276 31,073,645 4/3/2009

FREDERIKSTED 104,000 663 8/26/2009

FREDERIKSTED 9,593,500 510,223 9/29/2009

FREDERIKSTED 20,678,000 3,423,496 4/24/2009

FREDERIKSTED 1,827,182 530,141 4/6/2009

SOUTH YARRA 18,954 14,080 7/31/2009

BARRE (TOWN OF) 8,504,946 5,633,834 1/20/2010

MONTPELIER 8,000,000 117,516 1/27/2010

MONTPELIER 596,000 441,670 8/21/2009

MIDDLEBURY 153,700 25,426 12/23/2009

BENNINGTON 57,900 57,900 9/11/2009

BRATTLEBORO 56,100 56,100 9/28/2009

BURLINGTON 180,200 63,831 9/30/2009

MONTPELIER 254,600 26,840 12/23/2009

WINOOSKI 195,400 5,021 1/13/2010

COLCHESTER 71,200 71,200 8/28/2009

ESSEX JUNCTION 50,000 50,000 9/11/2009

MILTON (TOWN OF) 50,000 40,000 9/30/2009

ST. JOHNSBURY 115,200 72,068 12/23/2009

ST. JOHNSBURY 128,900 45,018 1/13/2010

ST. ALBANS 195,600 18,829 1/13/2010

MONTPELIER 9,593,500 767,838 9/24/2009

RUTLAND 189,700 45,160 1/13/2010

WEST RUTLAND 4,487,588 1,660,616 8/16/2010

RUTLAND 78,900 0 8/28/2009

SOUTH BURLINGTON 85,500 0 8/28/2009

ESSEX 50,000 30,584 9/24/2009

HARTFORD 50,000 0 8/28/2009

WOODSTOCK 309,100 61,209 1/13/2010

BRATTLEBORO 130,800 3,000 1/13/2010

MONTPELIER 21,999,000 4,806,187 4/22/2009

MONTPELIER 21,788,201 8,561,773 3/31/2009

BARRE (TOWN OF) 683,388 538,226 11/30/2009

RICHLAND 250,000 595 9/22/2010

SEATTLE 1,196,580 60,227 7/26/2010

SEATTLE 21,300,000 2,415,535 3/31/2010

192,051 192,051 9/29/2009

SPOKANE VALLEY 11,334,652 4,266,638 3/10/2010

SEATTLE 20,000,000 91,941 5/25/2010

SEATTLE 1,355 1,355 4/23/2010

SEATTLE 411 411 5/12/2010

SEATTLE 1,392 1,392 6/21/2010

SEATTLE 758 758 6/29/2010

SEATTLE 898 898 7/1/2010

SEATTLE 327 327 7/20/2010

SEATTLE 588 588 7/28/2010

SEATTLE 320 320 8/16/2010

SEATTLE 452 452 8/20/2010

SEATTLE 600 600 9/2/2010

SEATTLE 550 550 9/13/2010

RICHLAND 16,244,133 3,030,341 12/22/2009

SEATTLE 549,169 11,425 8/5/2010

SEATTLE 14,999,770 2,328,764 12/3/2009

SEATTLE 18,750,000 42,470 1/15/2010

OLYMPIA 6,284,000 4,539,480 8/21/2009

AUBURN 235,500 25,000 9/16/2009

BELLEVUE 1,295,700 442,879 10/21/2009

BELLINGHAM 780,100 402,088 9/14/2009

KIRKLAND 211,500 174,989 9/15/2009

TACOMA 1,947,300 603,193 12/11/2009

VANCOUVER (CCD) 1,574,800 0 12/22/2009

NESPELEM 324,700 0 2/8/2010

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND 4,884,614 72,049 8/5/2010

VANCOUVER 2,282,900 738,542 11/18/2009

PORT ORCHARD 2,229,100 960,544 12/23/2009

TACOMA 4,376,400 2,227,040 11/18/2009

SPOKANE 701,600 28,734 12/31/2009

YAKIMA 629,500 0 11/20/2009

LONGVIEW 218,600 207,334 8/28/2009

OLYMPIA 10,645,900 1,935,909 9/14/2009

EDMONDS 160,200 79,203 9/22/2009

EVERETT 1,045,400 501,833 10/14/2009

FEDERAL WAY 777,700 100,000 8/28/2009

FORKS 26,100 0 9/30/2009

SEQUIM 54,300 15,755 11/24/2009

USK 25,000 0 2/8/2010

KENNEWICK 589,700 8,577 9/25/2009

KENT 845,400 144,746 11/24/2009

SEATTLE 6,141,100 1,208,358 9/29/2009

LACEY 164,900 38,637 8/28/2009

LAKEWOOD 541,000 528,507 9/8/2009

PORT ANGELES 68,400 45,184 11/24/2009

BELLINGHAM 238,300 0 9/29/2009

56,200 56,200 9/14/2009

LONGVIEW 165,400 165,400 9/22/2009

OLYMPIA (CCD) 50,500 0 7/20/2010

MAKAH INDIAN RESERVATION

DEMING 62,900 0 9/8/2009

OLYMPIA 220,600 57,649 9/23/2009

PASCO 495,500 12,510 9/14/2009

KINGSTON 73,800 0 3/3/2010

TACOMA 217,600 94,559 11/24/2009

PUYALLUP 164,500 0 9/15/2009

LA PUSH 27,900 27,900 8/28/2009

TAHOLAH 162,400 73,050 9/29/2009

REDMOND 272,000 44,772 9/14/2009

RENTON 617,500 534,409 9/8/2009

NORTH RICHLAND 204,300 0 9/24/2009

ANACORTES 73,900 41,304 9/29/2009

SAMMAMISH 135,000 69,867 8/20/2009

DARRINGTON 25,000 2,955 8/28/2009

SEATTLE 6,142,300 3,974,349 8/21/2009

TOKELAND 32,900 0 7/22/2010

SHORELINE 472,800 386,732 9/14/2009

MOUNT VERNON 495,100 150,000 11/6/2009

SHELTON 64,200 64,200 9/8/2009

EVERETT 4,828,400 1,250,479 12/4/2009

SNOQUALMIE 49,500 32,147 8/28/2009

WELLPINIT 70,100 66,457 12/22/2009

SPOKANE VALLEY 823,400 45,098 10/21/2009

SPOKANE 1,986,200 540,242 9/4/2009

SHELTON 72,300 0 8/28/2009

ARLINGTON 26,400 0 9/6/2010

SUQUAMISH 71,300 0 12/4/2009

LA CONNER 38,300 26,498 12/22/2009

TULALIP 208,000 0 9/28/2009

OLYMPIA 617,200 172,946 9/8/2009

OLYMPIA 2,159,021 184,505 8/2/2010

33,300 0 9/6/2010

BELLINGHAM 470,000 291,582 9/14/2009

TOPPENISH 284,300 0 9/28/2009

YAKIMA 814,000 149,031 11/12/2009

RICHLAND 1,311,240 684,998 9/29/2009

REDMOND 3,852,101 544,699 1/29/2010

SPOKANE 8,458,431 6,494,434 9/11/2009

RICHLAND 500,000 499,997 11/23/2009

RICHLAND 2,000,000 1,997,331 9/29/2009

RICHLAND 18,129,243 3,352,193 8/26/2009

SEATTLE 300,000 0 1/6/2010

HOODSPORT 4,671,304 1,032,457 1/27/2010

OLYMPIA 500,000 85,821 11/16/2009

RICHLAND 246,123 151,540 6/10/2009

SNOQUALMIE 14,571 9,544 9/21/2009

RICHLAND 1,330,000 89,368 8/27/2009

FALL CITY 12,643 9,259 8/26/2009

MAPLE VALLEY 12,643 10,689 8/26/2009

SEDRO-WOOLLEY (CCD)

RICHLAND 6,944,706 1,348,343 12/22/2009

RICHLAND 1,497,974 509,992 1/26/2010

SEATTLE 136,387 106,908 9/8/2009

RICHLAND 3,650,000 573,209 2/11/2010

RICHLAND 4,205,000 1,284,547 12/22/2009

OLYMPIA 60,944,000 23,065,201 5/15/2009

OLYMPIA 66,507,122 32,649,332 3/31/2009

RICHLAND 30,000 3,371 1/26/2010

SEATTLE 399,616 136,876 12/1/2009

MILWAUKEE 1,861,364 97,521 8/11/2010

MILWAUKEE 2,000,000 196,936 7/2/2010

MILWAUKEE 2,000,000 66,950 7/13/2010

MADISON 246,249 24,529 6/25/2010

MILWAUKEE 299,177,757 58,919,183 11/6/2009

MADISON 20,000,000 614,528 6/3/2010

MILWAUKEE 740,364 0 8/3/2010

MADISON 934,712 54,635 7/12/2010

MADISON 15,000,000 2,646,769 1/6/2010

MIDDLETON 14,454,158 4,303,357 1/15/2010

CRANDON 2,600,000 0 1/27/2010

MADISON 5,400,000 5,393,603 8/25/2009

MADISON 11,743,000 2,407,090 9/15/2009

APPLETON 689,800 118,867 8/28/2009

ODANAH 89,200 3,528 9/28/2009

BELOIT 157,500 0 8/28/2009

BROOKFIELD 191,000 191,000 9/4/2009

GREEN BAY 612,000 15,122 10/16/2009

187,500 7,714 8/28/2009

NEW BERLIN 166,400 136,183 8/28/2009

OSHKOSH 634,100 37,762 9/21/2009

WAUSAU (TOWN OF) 183,900 183,900 8/28/2009

WEST ALLIS 576,200 35,415 9/8/2009

APPLETON 492,300 145,309 12/16/2009

MADISON 2,267,000 383,718 8/4/2009

EAU CLAIRE 655,700 343,592 10/16/2009

CRANDON (TOWN OF) 53,900 1,162 12/14/2009

FRANKLIN 142,800 0 9/25/2009

GREEN BAY 1,003,000 76,562 8/14/2009

145,800 0 9/16/2009

BLACK RIVER FALLS 392,200 242,000 2/26/2010

JANESVILLE 618,500 88,396 11/17/2009

KENOSHA 902,500 450,000 9/14/2009

LA CROSSE 542,100 542,100 9/14/2009

HAYWARD 115,200 44,032 12/16/2009

LAC DU FLAMBEAU 92,000 0 5/10/2010

MADISON 2,384,600 484,901 11/25/2009

WAUSAU 374,000 348,389 9/25/2009

KESHENA 131,900 0 9/29/2009

MILWAUKEE 732,400 118,400 12/31/2009

MILWAUKEE 5,839,100 1,580,207 10/27/2009

ONEIDA 324,700 0 12/16/2009

FOND DU LAC (TOWN OF)

GREENFIELD (TOWN OF)

RACINE 795,000 450,332 11/17/2009

RACINE 457,500 319,189 10/16/2009

BAYFIELD 55,900 11,181 12/16/2009

209,300 131,576 9/16/2009

CRANDON 34,300 34,300 9/28/2009

WEBSTER 42,900 0 4/2/2010

BOWLER 50,500 0 2/26/2010

ELKHORN 420,700 420,700 9/25/2009

WEST BEND 524,400 122,432 12/16/2009

WAUKESHA 657,400 0 10/14/2009

WAUKESHA 2,217,900 283,840 12/29/2009

WAUWATOSA 220,000 215,925 8/28/2009

OSHKOSH 413,700 0 10/19/2009

MADISON 190,395 88,519 1/28/2010

MILWAUKEE 311,324 40,548 1/29/2010

APPLETON 978,168 21,300 1/15/2010

TWIN LAKES 325,124 101,673 1/8/2010

MADISON (TOWN OF) 431,100 30,099 1/7/2010

CUSTER 925,000 361,704 1/12/2010

660,543 10,871 1/7/2010

MADISON 350,000 161,357 11/20/2009

MADISON 8,813 0 8/3/2009

MADISON 55,488,000 54,136,102 4/20/2009

MADISON 141,502,133 94,400,441 3/26/2009

MADISON 255,198 0 8/19/2010

MILWAUKEE 402,266 249,323 12/1/2009

MORGANTOWN 1,180,000 501,816 2/10/2010

SHEBOYGAN (TOWN OF)

MILWAUKEE (TOWN OF)

11,235 11,235 8/11/2010

MORGANTOWN 343,840 19,600 6/29/2010

MORGANTOWN 1,745,112 56,852 7/30/2010

MORGANTOWN 120,000 120,000 3/17/2010

820,014 24,060 9/22/2010

MORGANTOWN 9,713,023 971,244 12/22/2009

MORGANTOWN 971,370 31,715 7/30/2010

MORGANTOWN 132,081 6,190 7/30/2010

CHARLESTON 1,741,000 1,053,326 8/24/2009

BECKLEY 83,100 38,635 9/30/2009

MARTINSBURG 329,600 329,600 9/10/2009

HUNTINGTON 206,900 206,900 1/11/2010

CHARLESTON 582,300 361,900 9/25/2009

FAIRMONT 87,100 0 8/28/2009

77,100 0 9/16/2009

CLARKSBURG 79,300 79,300 9/12/2009

CHARLESTON 9,593,500 168,234 11/3/2009

CLARKSBURG 219,100 46,590 9/17/2009

HUNTINGTON 228,900 8,146 9/23/2009

CHARLES TOWN 207,900 100,000 9/8/2009

CHARLESTON 583,400 0 8/28/2009

PRINCETON 261,500 120,734 9/23/2009

MORGANTOWN 234,300 0 8/31/2009

MARTINSBURG (MAGISTERIAL

MORGANTOWN 150,500 150,500 8/18/2009

148,700 93,241 9/29/2009

WINFIELD 227,000 47,699 9/24/2009

BECKLEY 256,700 256,700 9/28/2009

WEIRTON 85,200 85,200 9/25/2009

WHEELING 137,800 137,800 9/16/2009

PARKERSBURG 223,900 0 8/31/2009

MORGANTOWN 1,076,183 4,697 9/8/2010

MORGANTOWN 1,206,330 99,168 1/27/2010

MORGANTOWN 907,778 809,968 3/17/2010

MORGANTOWN 192,222 172,289 3/31/2010

WHEELING 5,721 0 9/18/2009

CHARLESTON 500,000 139,696 11/13/2009

MORGANTOWN 136,000 79,735 12/23/2009

13,860,000 416,695 8/2/2010

158 158 9/22/2010

MORGANTOWN 727,080 164,088 12/14/2009

MORGANTOWN 688,133 349,191 4/9/2010

MORGANTOWN 3,008,338 2,998,338 4/30/2009

MORGANTOWN 1,117,647 933,765 5/27/2009

MORGANTOWN 12,643 7,239 9/21/2009

WHEELING 25,285 18,361 8/17/2009

CHARLESTON 32,746,000 6,509,783 4/20/2009

MORGANTOWN 6,900,000 1,756,952 12/18/2009

PARKERSBURG (MAGISTERIAL

CHARLESTON 38,071,174 17,885,362 3/27/2009

CHARLESTON 1,000,000 0 9/20/2010

CHEYENNE 511,000 296,344 8/21/2009

RAWLINS 66,500 0 9/1/2009

CASPER 503,600 23,839 12/7/2009

CHEYENNE 547,800 245,457 12/31/2009

DOUGLAS 54,000 54,000 8/28/2009

TORRINGTON 50,200 50,200 8/17/2009

CODY 116,000 116,000 8/18/2009

EVANSTON 50,000 5,580 9/11/2009

LANDER 115,000 52,990 9/29/2009

GILLETTE 107,800 107,800 9/29/2009

GREEN RIVER 50,000 0 8/26/2009

JACKSON 50,000 50,000 9/22/2009

FORT WASHAKIE 182,900 0 8/23/2010

CHEYENNE 124,200 0 1/12/2010

LARAMIE 117,500 0 9/16/2009

KEMMERER 68,100 68,100 9/8/2009

CASPER 81,700 74,389 1/13/2010

RIVERTON 50,000 0 9/30/2009

ROCK SPRINGS 83,200 45,734 9/22/2009

SHERIDAN 72,400 71,564 9/8/2009

SHERIDAN 50,000 50,000 8/31/2009

FORT WASHAKIE 106,100 0 11/24/2009

CHEYENNE 9,593,500 426,253 9/15/2009

RIVERTON 3,000 2,926 9/28/2009

JACKSON 8,200 8,194 7/31/2009

JACKSON 7,484 7,223 8/31/2009

CHEYENNE 24,941,000 2,866,228 8/14/2009

CHEYENNE 10,239,261 3,352,432 4/3/2009

FORT WASHAKIE 956,210 390,000 3/31/2009

14,000 14,000

180 180

26 26

KONGENS LYNGBY 14,262 0 9/29/2009

60,072,650 60,029,853

BRISTOL 14,224 0 9/29/2009

14,337 14,337

7 7

CANOGA PARK 13,375,000 5,573,023 8/6/2009

MENLO PARK 14,300,000 9,089,673 5/20/2009

747,019 123,904 7/8/2010

ENGLEWOOD 261,111 140,111 4/28/2009

GRAND JUNCTION 6,461,838 3,471,182 4/28/2009

GOLDEN 1,393,252 818,252 4/28/2009

WASHINGTON 1,508,821 982,451 9/10/2009

150,000 8,642 9/23/2010

IDAHO FALLS 108,306,297 70,693,817 4/15/2009

13,993,703 3,690,009 7/30/2010

IDAHO FALLS 199,947,354 122,182,105 4/15/2009

6,150,800 1,082,458 9/3/2010

1,776,846 230,700 7/30/2010

IDAHO FALLS 22,500,000 22,500,000 4/13/2009

IDAHO FALLS 114,500,000 71,205,128 4/15/2009

370,000 167,104 12/30/2009

92,366 68,183 1/28/2010

79,000,000 39,052,386 5/27/2009

596,383 301,879 9/4/2009

41,557,000 8,587,459 7/23/2010

PADUCAH 37,243,000 37,243,000 5/6/2009

KEVIL 456,725 238,318 9/24/2009

GERMANTOWN 2,363,893 2,363,893 6/26/2009

3,078,535 421,692 5/27/2010

310,835 310,835 9/29/2010

43,434 43,434 9/30/2010

OMAHA 731,179 693,058 7/24/2009

OMAHA 80,000 80,000 8/27/2009

OMAHA 200,000 190,738 9/4/2009

LOS ALAMOS 47,100,000 32,503,842 7/23/2009

LOS ALAMOS 150,100,000 114,121,072 7/23/2009

LOS ALAMOS 14,775,000 13,503,272 7/23/2009

59,740 27,248 4/30/2010



188,090 0 9/30/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 22,249 22,249 9/30/2009

LOS ALAMOS 231,000 230,401 9/29/2009

GRANTS 10,436,257 4,227,257 4/28/2009

GRANTS 15,318,130 9,836,130 4/28/2009

380,492 43,438 8/17/2010

LOS ALAMOS 11,651,000 5,513,925 5/21/2009

CARLSBAD 2,052,365 1,968,418 4/20/2009

1,946,125 148,166 8/23/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 465,000 113,451 9/24/2009

CARLSBAD 4,932,000 2,972,272 4/20/2009

CARLSBAD 150,748,018 88,072,571 4/20/2009

LAS VEGAS 38,300,000 38,300,000 6/10/2009

NORTH LAS VEGAS 298,337 298,337 8/18/2009

LAS VEGAS 700,000 700,000 1/21/2010

LAS VEGAS 33,850,358 29,884,374 6/4/2009

LAS VEGAS 8,961,680 6,905,358 9/24/2009

NORTH LAS VEGAS 1,512,962 1,494,945 6/18/2009

LAS VEGAS 2,000,000 1,818,725 1/21/2010

LAS VEGAS 2,250,000 2,250,000 1/21/2010

LAS VEGAS 1,600,000 1,600,000 3/18/2010

LAS VEGAS 1,600,000 1,600,000 3/18/2010

LAS VEGAS 1,400,000 1,400,000 4/9/2010

UPTON 70,810,000 52,018,406 4/17/2009

132,897 47,139 5/4/2010

BOHEMIA 29,513 29,513 6/5/2009

BROOKHAVEN 149,660 101,015 9/22/2009

SCHENECTADY 13,775,000 10,175,297 5/18/2009

SCHENECTADY 44,800,000 20,145,679 7/24/2009

WEST VALLEY 62,875,000 39,258,564 5/7/2009

MIAMISBURG 17,900,000 17,109,773 9/4/2009

8,000,000 0 9/28/2010

PIKETON 110,200,000 92,403,002 5/6/2009

MIAMISBURG 589,485 27,310 8/6/2009

149,214 9,995 9/29/2010

CINCINNATI 139,402 124,011 8/20/2009

MIAMISBURG 534,281 277,880 9/14/2009

CINCINNATI 69,564 69,564 6/18/2009

116,325 11,469 9/29/2010

OKLAHOMA CITY 30,364,619 25,024,619 8/31/2009

AIKEN 148,178 148,178 6/21/2010

AIKEN 199,851,822 112,163,474 9/23/2009

170,758 0 9/22/2010

AIKEN 211,120 110,087 9/30/2009

AIKEN 425,165 247,776 6/21/2010

AIKEN 235,960 110,783 9/30/2009

352,990 185,123 10/6/2009

AIKEN 0 -46 9/29/2009

18,427 18,427 10/6/2009

AIKEN 1,549 268 6/30/2010

AIKEN 23,530,069 14,926,093 4/10/2009

AIKEN 0 -49 9/29/2009

221,000 176,280 6/21/2010

217,154 24,633 7/19/2010

AIKEN 52,605 8,861 6/30/2010

236,062 236,062 6/21/2010

276,755 54,897 7/16/2010

AIKEN 416,711,472 226,349,776 4/10/2009

183,493 179,463 9/30/2009

AIKEN 0 -49 9/29/2009

AIKEN 89,984 87,133 9/30/2009

39,000 32,429 6/21/2010

36,379 4,850 7/19/2010

AIKEN 24,733 11,354 6/30/2010

37,750 37,750 6/21/2010

48,839 9,021 7/16/2010

AIKEN 235,738,870 160,254,895 4/10/2009

AIKEN 3,282,976 1,458,560 7/20/2009

AIKEN 0 -489 9/29/2009

487,724 226,853 9/30/2009

AIKEN 437,836 299,540 6/18/2010

AIKEN 126,326 84,639 9/30/2009

AIKEN 720,201,615 419,180,842 4/10/2009

OAK RIDGE 448,623 448,623 8/13/2009

OAK RIDGE 130,100 130,100 3/9/2010

OAK RIDGE 45,405,588 14,442,301 4/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 14,912,999 6,132,274 9/28/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,033,062 315,872 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 10,066,264 2,387,876 6/5/2009

OAK RIDGE 4,821,565 3,066,293 4/29/2009

5,266,419 773,270 3/10/2010

26,462,810 1,156,560 3/30/2010

OAK RIDGE 23,641,292 15,875,709 4/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 25,111,620 23,144,885 4/29/2009

OAK RIDGE 334,080 139,258 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 691,059 425,920 7/24/2009

OAK RIDGE 117,363,241 43,467,047 1/15/2010

OAK RIDGE 219,250,000 137,643,971 5/7/2009

OAK RIDGE 26,117,824 0 8/4/2010

OAK RIDGE 26,677,148 22,945,630 4/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 477,609 163,881 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,643,238 480,564 7/17/2009

OAK RIDGE 3,485,998 1,888,066 8/14/2009

OAK RIDGE 98,183 0 8/25/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,367,000 153,715 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 4,623,411 4,365,087 6/9/2009

OAK RIDGE 2,214,000 1,108,338 4/29/2009

13,220,065 2,233,395 3/9/2010

18,579,923 0 7/13/2010

OAK RIDGE 38,795,601 10,277,721 4/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 26,073,000 25,682,061 4/30/2009

71,037,996 5,157,433 4/6/2010

OAK RIDGE 472,372 113,138 9/4/2009

OAK RIDGE 18,767,932 3,509,572 6/9/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,848,700 755,860 7/23/2009

OAK RIDGE 1,280,000 836,203 6/23/2009

OAK RIDGE 275,000 275,000 5/22/2009

OAK RIDGE 143,091 139,023 10/1/2009

ANY FIELD OFFICE 12,264 8,376 4/29/2010

OAK RIDGE 475,000 335,231 8/11/2009

OAK RIDGE 150,415 107,581 9/28/2009

OAK RIDGE 125,000 4,194 9/9/2010

OAK RIDGE 12,000,000 0 8/3/2010

KNOXVILLE 1,344,792 722,792 4/28/2009

BELLAIRE 10,898 10,898 4/28/2009

MOAB 104,905,000 70,606,703 5/18/2009

MOAB 3,445,000 2,031,555 7/14/2009

MCLEAN 3,253,136 3,253,136 6/2/2009

FORT BELVOIR 96,978 96,978 9/29/2009

5,303,065 2,275,529 2/26/2010

Richland 193,415 161,217 9/24/2009

RICHLAND 484,600 482,193 5/22/2009

RICHLAND 280,463 143,633 8/20/2009

HANFORD WORKS 600,418,168 318,319,255 4/8/2009

RICHLAND 314,501 150,301 7/14/2009

RICHLAND 44,998 44,998 6/18/2009

177,291 75,711 12/29/2009

569,668 196,332 1/17/2010

RICHLAND 548,379 300,287 5/7/2009

RICHLAND 38,794 35,601 5/11/2009

RICHLAND 1,600,141 989,908 6/3/2009

RICHLAND 783,037 398,538 6/17/2009

RICHLAND 338,744 181,769 7/1/2009

RICHLAND 219,535 182,222 8/4/2009

RICHLAND 322,281 155,684 9/2/2009

RICHLAND 333,521 171,769 9/14/2009

RICHLAND 28,910 26,104 9/23/2009

RICHLAND 1,896,796 660,378 9/25/2009

HANFORD WORKS 501,119 266,720 8/4/2009

HANFORD WORKS 668,878 370,022 8/27/2009

RICHLAND 546,114 270,858 6/17/2009

RICHLAND 260,115 83,525 8/25/2009

RICHLAND 750,439 402,853 5/19/2009

RICHLAND 834,825 436,210 5/21/2009

RICHLAND 422,901 241,488 6/17/2009

RICHLAND 1,637,728 856,077 7/7/2009

RICHLAND 949,217 508,832 8/18/2009

RICHLAND 583,283 314,497 9/17/2009

RICHLAND 1,461,290 556,273 9/18/2009

RICHLAND 306,979 71,839 7/9/2009

RICHLAND 314,553 123,372 8/19/2009

RICHLAND 277,238 111,031 9/9/2009

HANFORD WORKS 332,969 131,404 8/12/2009

HANFORD WORKS 484,879 192,760 9/4/2009

HANFORD WORKS 272,414,000 141,995,333 4/8/2009

183,079 124,923 2/17/2010

Richland 20,921 14,634 11/30/2009

HANFORD WORKS 187,503,000 129,370,892 4/8/2009

RICHLAND 156,847,000 94,775,639 4/8/2009

RICHLAND 76,754,000 33,699,310 4/8/2009

HANFORD WORKS 315,663,000 173,507,051 4/8/2009

RICHLAND 900,000 420,438 9/15/2009

RICHLAND 323,855,000 187,733,771 4/8/2009

RICHLAND 55,852 55,036 12/30/2009

RICHLAND 700,000 475,244 9/28/2009

RICHLAND 540,924 282,816 9/22/2009

84,572 0 9/29/2010

FORD 3,928,099 1,330,099 4/28/2009

CHEYENNE 36,911 28,911 4/28/2009

MILLS 344,093 14,093 4/28/2009

6,725,449 6,326,048

668,599 668,599

115,077 91,493

-46 0

-49 0

-49 0

-478 11

FAIRBANKS 299,762 0 11/30/2009

TUSCALOOSA 4,849,924 186,046 12/8/2009

TUSKEGEE 296,511 51,069 11/25/2009

TUSCALOOSA 299,966 44,700 12/1/2009

BIRMINGHAM 299,940 68,462 11/25/2009

TUSCALOOSA 5,000,000 394,656 9/8/2010

PHOENIX 3,500,000 380,163 9/11/2009

LONG BEACH 275,000,000 37,015,876 9/28/2009

BERKELEY 130,000 1,413 3/15/2010

ARCADIA 4,819,813 2,295,531 12/8/2009

PASADENA (CCD) 300,000 99,287 11/27/2009

STANFORD 295,777 107,990 12/1/2009

SAN DIEGO 299,993 42,952 12/2/2009

LOS GATOS 21,366,319 1,470,766 1/15/2010

RANCHO CORDOVA 30,000,000 260,956 9/17/2010

LIVERMORE 4,200,000 369,174 1/7/2010

MENLO PARK 15,000,000 26,441 9/17/2010

MENLO PARK 1,499,129 2,639 9/27/2010

BERKELEY 4,820,000 293,472 1/15/2010

SACRAMENTO 1,135,920 1,072,679 1/15/2010

ARCADIA 5,000,000 0 9/17/2010

4,949,962 747,733 12/8/2009

FORT COLLINS 299,960 82,321 12/1/2009

GOLDEN 597,502 125,948 11/27/2009

LITTLETON 15,000,000 0 9/17/2010

BOULDER 71,377,413 354,025 9/16/2010

5,000,000 268,626 9/9/2010

WINDSOR 10,000,000 62,266 9/17/2010

DANBURY 1,171,070 1,171,070 11/16/2009

WILMINGTON 404,985,000 170,472 9/27/2010

KEY BISCAYNE 299,845 54,192 12/1/2009

ORLANDO 32,330,423 0 9/16/2010

ATLANTA 300,000 77,771 11/30/2009

ATLANTA 299,831 81,105 12/1/2009

NORCROSS 994,368 160,418 11/16/2009

MEREDOSIA 589,744,000 0 9/27/2010

URBANA 4,803,000 151,240 12/8/2009

CARBONDALE 300,000 50,249 12/1/2009

CHAMPAIGN 994,991 58,388 11/16/2009

GREENWOOD VILLAGE

GREENWOOD VILLAGE

CHAMPAIGN 299,338 11,405 12/1/2009

DECATUR 141,405,945 1,458,295 11/16/2009

DES PLAINES 933,378 841,739 1/15/2010

URBANA 5,000,000 630,302 9/9/2010

DES PLAINES 1,552,449 1,405,776 1/15/2010

LAFAYETTE 299,920 78,629 12/1/2009

LAWRENCE 4,974,299 628,485 12/8/2009

LAWRENCE 5,000,000 231,874 9/15/2010

BOWLING GREEN 300,000 93,283 12/1/2009

CAMBRIDGE 299,045 69,112 11/25/2009

CAMBRIDGE 299,984 75,032 11/30/2009

LOWELL 572,891 386,718 1/15/2010

BETHESDA 170,000 167,774 3/18/2010

BETHESDA 170,616 169,198 9/15/2009

CADILLAC 2,722,757 2,722,757 11/16/2009

MINNEAPOLIS 299,568 79,758 11/25/2009

SPRINGFIELD 293,117 0 12/1/2009

ROLLA 598,704 99,933 12/1/2009

BOZEMAN 299,203 66,082 11/30/2009

DURHAM 298,633 88,293 11/24/2009DURHAM 299,918 78,778 11/25/2009

DURHAM 984,258 860,323 1/15/2010DURHAM 168,824,716 112,293 9/17/2010

FARGO 298,949 115,841 12/1/2009GRAND FORKS 300,000 58,612 11/25/2009

LOS ALAMOS 200,000 7,252 5/20/2010

SOCORRO 994,219 69,504 11/16/2009

LOS ALAMOS 4,099,098 476,251 1/7/2010ALBUQUERQUE 223,000 221,075 2/23/2010

ORANGETOWN 3,869,994 274,399 12/8/2009

296,881 125,255 11/25/2009

599,471 138,061 12/1/2009

SCHENECTADY 31,315,237 12,908 9/16/2010

ITHACA 20,525,889 2,843,440 1/15/2010

TONAWANDA 35,000,000 0 9/17/2010

ORANGETOWN 4,380,000 66,605 9/16/2010

COLUMBUS 299,936 145,141 12/1/2009

AKRON 300,000 90,834 12/1/2009

CINCINNATI 299,851 19,705 11/30/2009

CLAYTON 992,392 47,984 9/27/2010

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS 51,487,018 3,000,000 1/15/2010

TULSA 994,998 230,995 11/16/2009

BETHLEHEM 299,901 107,089 12/1/2009PITTSBURGH 300,000 83,222 11/30/2009

ALLENTOWN 284,012,496 1,843,345 11/16/2009ALLENTOWN 71,700,000 0 9/17/2010

ALCOA CENTER 13,498,746 971,924 1/15/2010PITTSBURGH 15,000,000 0 9/24/2010MECHANICSBURG 31,042 31,042 7/31/2009COLUMBIA 4,950,639 196,621 12/7/2009

COLUMBIA 5,000,000 0 9/9/2010THOMPSONS 163,007,179 548,018 5/7/2010

BROOKLYN (BOROUGH OF NEW

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

PENWELL 211,097,445 15,419,301 1/29/2010

AUSTIN 4,594,350 618,594 12/8/2009

HOUSTON 299,342 116,055 12/1/2009

AUSTIN 941,380 208,374 11/16/2009

EL PASO 588,849 151,626 12/1/2009

ODESSA 273,998 17,922 12/1/2009

HOUSTON 2,032,765 2,032,765 11/16/2009

HOUSTON 1,203,651 1,170,471 11/17/2009

HOUSTON 2,175,530 2,175,530 11/16/2009

AUSTIN 28,000,000 3,000,000 1/15/2010

HOUSTON 511,327 503,478 12/24/2009

AUSTIN 5,000,000 44,599 9/9/2010

SALT LAKE CITY 3,796,050 122,680 12/8/2009

LOGAN 299,930 85,042 12/1/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 261,674,777 803,760 11/16/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 1,773,760 1,461,633 11/16/2009

SALT LAKE CITY 5,000,000 0 9/17/2010

BLACKSBURG 248,441 107,311 12/1/2009

1,508,479 0 9/28/2010

MC LEAN 48,000 0 9/27/2009

RICHLAND 248,750 29,501 1/26/2010

SEATTLE 746,250 135,477 11/13/2009

RICHLAND 409,581 334,360 11/18/2009

RICHLAND 4,099,098 194,870 1/26/2010

CLOYD (MAGISTERIAL DISTRI

BELLEVUE 50,000,000 8,457,005 7/30/2009

MORGANTOWN 256,000 8,123 9/29/2010NEW HAVEN 146,493,376 5,672,775 1/29/2010

MORGANTOWN 390,000 229,313 9/14/2009

MORGANTOWN 1,385,219 633 9/21/2010

MORGANTOWN 58,000 57,272 9/14/2009

MORGANTOWN 208,000 91,531 9/14/2009MORGANTOWN 269,000 257,293 9/14/2009

TRIADELPHIA 6,757,360 517,818 12/30/2009MORGANTOWN 44,000,000 12,662 9/10/2010

MORGANTOWN 2,380,511 1,498,948 11/17/2009MORGANTOWN 1,344,437 562,968 11/13/2009MORGANTOWN 120,377 25,998 7/2/2009

LARAMIE 4,975,000 0 12/7/2009

LARAMIE 994,910 102,000 11/16/2009LARAMIE 299,768 91,000 11/30/2009

LARAMIE 5,000,000 0 9/9/2010

344 344

5,877,668 5,877,6681,500,000 222,158 6/4/2010

99,000 99,000 5/17/2010

300,000 267,339 6/28/2010

WASHINGTON 613,900 553,412 7/16/2009

WASHINGTON 3,250,000 2,641,435 7/2/2009

WASHINGTON 449,198 449,198 6/9/2009

WASHINGTON 534,651 534,651 8/5/2009

WASHINGTON 1,842,180 1,842,180 6/5/2009

WASHINGTON 1,140,370 460,790 7/16/2009

WASHINGTON 987,336 987,336 6/5/2009

WASHINGTON 448,496 271,137 9/29/2009

GAITHERSBURG 10,688,423 8,278,935 5/20/2009

GAITHERSBURG 3,664,988 3,664,988 5/18/2009

GERMANTOWN 40,499,500 33,332,783 9/11/2009

GERMANTOWN 6,981,193 4,998,642 7/23/2010

GERMANTOWN 9,317,596 3,686,442 8/6/2010

GERMANTOWN 3,723,300 3,723,300 9/2/2010

GERMANTOWN 96,133,552 0 12/9/2010

3,705,324 3,705,324

22,493 22,493

AUBURN 140,000 118,494 7/17/2010

AUBURN 250,000 0 6/23/2010

TUSCALOOSA 87,200 0 8/4/2010

MOBILE 18,637 5,593 7/17/2010

FAYETTEVILLE 1,149,950 250,091 2/9/201014,020,000 2,573,443 7/31/2009

TUCSON 13,000,000 3,309,107 7/30/2009

TUCSON 107,098 0 7/28/2010

TUCSON 144,507 87,551 2/6/2010

TUCSON 1,149,985 164,312 2/8/2010BERKELEY 2,670,000 360,745 3/19/2010

BERKELEY 14,682,000 14,638,478 4/10/2009BERKELEY 62,243,040 3,159,748 7/30/2009

STANFORD 14,500,000 9,594,261 5/28/2009BERKELEY 19,218,000 5,116,377 5/19/2009SAN LEANDRO 500,000 4,536 8/25/2010

BERKELEY 2,372,000 415,817 6/9/2009

BERKELEY 4,039,000 3,353,804 7/28/2009LIVERMORE 746,391 96,769 6/23/2010

ARIZONA ACRES MOBILE HOME

DAVIS 1,091,118 21,383 8/13/2010

BERKELEY 8,046,503 1,026,569 7/30/2009

LOS ANGELES 295,711 56,626 4/15/2010

LOS ANGELES 832,585 0 9/6/2010

SAN DIEGO 9,460,000 5,579,917 9/28/2009LIVERMORE 810,000 381,810 7/9/2009

LA JOLLA 190,000 190,000 9/22/2009

BERKELEY 172,362 28,635 8/6/2009

SANTA BARBARA 15,700,000 4,337,724 7/30/2009

LOS ANGELES 12,500,000 2,002,779 7/30/2009

PASADENA 704,012 71,902 4/12/2010

LIVERMORE 5,062,506 400,728 3/25/2010

STANFORD 5,000,000 391,561 3/31/2010

BERKELEY 7,500,000 762,746 3/24/2010

BERKELEY 750,000 93,095 4/12/2010

IRVINE 1,200,000 181,925 4/12/2010

SANTA BARBARA 759,000 44,212 4/12/2010

BERKELEY 1,880,000 780,517 6/5/2009

SAN DIEGO 2,875,000 2,865,857 9/28/2009

STANFORD 21,800,000 8,512,317 4/20/2009

BERKELEY 16,300,000 13,400,889 4/14/2009

STANFORD 19,973,000 5,430,011 9/9/2009

BERKELEY 11,000,000 5,323,819 7/9/2009

PASADENA 66,700 0 7/14/2010

LIVERMORE 187,000 180,508 1/7/2010

BERKELEY 244,000 0 6/29/2010

LA JOLLA 248,930 0 6/28/2010

LOS ANGELES 569,950 30,161 7/2/2010

LA JOLLA 80,700 9,494 7/6/2010

PASADENA 85,000 85,000 7/17/2010

BERKELEY 13,122,000 12,771,932 7/28/2009

STANFORD 1,800,000 1,434,927 7/21/2009

BERKELEY 11,300,000 2,322,294 7/9/2009

STANFORD 33,600,000 23,881,850 4/4/2009

BERKELEY 16,384,000 13,605,524 8/24/2009

200,000 92,506 3/1/2010

BERKELEY 568,446 331,664 9/30/2009

BERKELEY 5,908,000 4,344,082 6/29/2009

LIVERMORE 750,000 193,282 6/4/2009

BERKELEY 950,000 278,906 6/5/2009

LIVERMORE 1,287,000 637,656 8/20/2009

BERKELEY 1,026,000 67,841 7/7/2010

BERKELEY 1,476,998 223,887 9/29/2009

IRVINE 337,932 317,442 9/29/2009

LA JOLLA 2,583,000 161,645 9/27/2009

LA JOLLA 1,387,931 183,901 9/29/2009

PASADENA 273,500 252,220 7/17/2010

PASADENA 40,000 40,000 8/25/2010

LA JOLLA 543,600 335,000 5/10/2010

LOS ANGELES 797,846 588,293 4/9/2010

LOS ANGELES 300,000 71,793 8/2/2010

RIVERSIDE 339,000 270,000 9/18/2009SANTA BARBARA 865,640 735,000 3/31/2010

STANFORD 125,000 125,000 7/16/2010IRVINE 767,431 0 5/6/2010

SAN FRANCISCO 10,552 0 5/14/2010SANTA CRUZ 296,025 96,571 8/4/2010DAVIS 729,400 592,454 8/10/2010

LOS ANGELES 112,000 44,010 6/23/2010

OAKLAND 150,000 150,000 7/29/2010SANTA BARBARA 1,143,168 146,770 2/11/2010

SUNNYVALE 149,216 149,216 2/8/2010CARPINTERIA 1,150,000 116,866 2/8/2010SAN DIEGO 125,000 0 8/20/2010SANTA CLARA 99,959 39,523 6/15/2010

TORRANCE 149,999 149,999 2/10/2010TORRANCE (CCD) 1,149,985 228,523 2/9/2010MENLO PARK 150,000 76,907 2/5/2010

RICHMOND 149,855 149,855 1/29/2010ALAMEDA 1,062,803 107,358 2/9/2010YORBA LINDA 1,149,838 274,838 2/9/2010CALABASAS 149,996 149,996 2/9/2010SAN RAFAEL 149,988 125,061 2/19/2010PALO ALTO 1,142,053 366,858 2/9/2010LOS ALAMITOS 149,050 149,050 2/9/2010TORRANCE 1,449,971 550,383 2/5/2010

TORRANCE 999,991 62,290 9/25/2010

OXNARD 749,989 0 9/28/2010

MARINA DEL REY 1,846,076 78,383 9/28/2010

PALO ALTO 899,966 177,886 2/10/2010ELK GROVE 1,095,867 139,354 2/10/2010

PACOIMA 931,649 7,330 9/29/2010LIVERMORE 999,947 150,000 9/28/2010SUNNYVALE 889,984 206,267 2/5/2010

BERKELEY 29,301,000 18,226,775 4/14/2009

BOULDER 312,652 21,671 8/31/2010

GOLDEN 8,033,952 1,227,522 7/10/2009

BOULDER 2,554,308 223,257 4/13/2010

BOULDER 241,380 72,533 9/24/2009

FORT COLLINS 34,010 0 8/4/2010

FORT COLLINS 55,834 0 8/13/2010

BOULDER 48,000 0 8/4/2010

BOULDER 127,600 0 8/12/2010

BOULDER 150,000 150,000 1/29/2010LAFAYETTE 149,937 149,937 2/9/2010

BOULDER 150,000 150,000 2/8/2010

BOULDER 1,140,372 183,850 2/4/2010BOULDER 750,000 0 9/29/2010

BOULDER 148,897 148,895 2/9/2010WHEAT RIDGE 3,449,918 492,317 2/8/2010BOULDER 1,147,260 348,320 2/5/2010NEW HAVEN 95,000 50,000 7/14/2010

NEW HAVEN 133,050 3,696 8/3/2010

MADISON 149,964 149,964 2/5/2010WASHINGTON 10,000,000 10,000,000 6/2/2009

WASHINGTON 4,617,000 4,617,000 6/2/2009

NEWARK 17,500,000 2,396,676 7/30/2009

NEWPORT 1,598,192 613,756 2/9/2010

NEWARK 766,484 0 9/21/2010MIAMI 600,000 49,136 3/31/2010

GAINESVILLE 836,560 24,247 4/9/2010

TALLAHASSEE 40,000 0 8/11/2010

TALLAHASSEE 30,090 0 7/17/2010

MELBOURNE 79,500 12,093 9/7/2010TALLAHASSEE 100,000 29,401 8/2/2010

TALLAHASSEE 68,500 1,989 8/2/2010TALLAHASSEE 273,762 0 8/24/2010

GAINESVILLE 712,111 0 5/13/2010SAINT PETERSBURG 145,472 119,226 2/2/2010SEMINOLE 1,150,000 150,000 2/9/2010JUPITER (CCD) 149,917 149,917 2/10/2010

BELLEAIR BEACH 149,720 149,720 2/10/2010ROCKLEDGE 1,149,857 101,000 2/5/2010

ROCKLEDGE 299,839 285,966 2/8/2010

ROCKLEDGE 1,149,265 199,196 2/10/2010

ROSWELL 140,870 140,800 2/10/2010ATLANTA 1,149,992 203,132 2/9/2010HONOLULU 137,000 134,544 8/9/2010

KAILUA 149,993 149,993 2/9/2010

AMES 600,000 74,070 4/14/2010

AMES 1,710,000 1,709,992 4/23/2009

IOWA CITY 59,400 56,999 6/24/2010

IOWA CITY 155,000 152,415 6/24/2010

AMES 118,680 0 8/26/2010

IOWA CITY 33,717 682 7/25/2010

NEWTON 150,000 150,000 2/3/2010

IDAHO FALLS 1,742,000 631,531 9/8/2009

BOISE CITY (CCD) 131,499 131,499 2/9/2010

BATAVIA 3,113,000 1,755,095 6/16/2009

8,420,000 5,589,363 8/7/2009

4,125,000 672,439 9/29/2009

CHAMPAIGN 1,031,997 276,403 3/18/2010

EVANSTON 19,000,000 3,377,610 7/31/2009

1,591,912 340,643 8/24/2009

EVANSTON 750,000 66,721 4/7/2010

2,500,000 412,469 3/25/2010

9,860,000 2,744,547 6/22/2009

BATAVIA 25,000,000 19,412,584 5/18/2009

1,231,740 1,002,880 3/12/2010

1,898,025 533,306 6/14/2010

15,101,000 8,867,310 3/27/2009

LEMONT 32,235 3,455 7/30/2010

CHAMPAIGN 146,400 0 7/20/2010

7,900,000 5,085,615 7/14/2009

BATAVIA 9,000,000 3,379,291 8/7/2009








16,384,000 12,756,850 8/28/2009

161,786 133,878 8/9/2010

LEMONT 1,128,029 576,643 9/28/2009

4,448,000 3,646,865 6/25/2009

BATAVIA 24,436,000 5,282,002 5/18/2009

244,000 105,009 6/22/20094,260,000 1,126,025 8/28/2009

CHICAGO 68,000 0 8/19/2010CHAMPAIGN 215,000 0 8/31/2010

DEKALB 50,000 0 9/9/2010EVANSTON 42,171 0 8/4/2010EVANSTON 1,149,012 232,493 2/10/2010EVANSTON 146,092 146,092 2/4/2010BATAVIA 52,672,000 14,800,241 8/27/2009WEST LAFAYETTE 15,074,136 3,123,368 7/31/2009

NOTRE DAME 15,300,000 2,894,146 7/31/2009

WEST LAFAYETTE 1,376,000 129,918 4/14/2010

BLOOMINGTON 183,398 0 8/10/2010

WEST LAFAYETTE 335,539 90,899 6/24/2010

GREENFIELD 1,144,490 147,355 2/9/2010

HIGHLAND 149,997 149,997 2/3/2010

GOSHEN 1,150,000 250,000 2/1/2010

MANHATTAN 55,140 55,140 7/30/2010

LAWRENCE 20,000 0 8/5/2010

LOUISVILLE 150,000 150,000 2/6/2010BATON ROUGE 266,970 205,000 6/7/2010



ARGONNE (ARGONNE NATIONALARGONNE (ARGONNE NATIONAL

RUSTON 33,860 8,773 7/25/2010

CAMBRIDGE 4,960,000 1,423,537 9/24/2009

CAMBRIDGE 300,000 33,172 3/11/2010

CAMBRIDGE 19,000,000 3,896,835 7/30/2009

AMHERST 16,000,000 3,199,646 7/30/2009

WALTHAM 600,000 44,331 4/7/2010

CAMBRIDGE 600,000 67,067 4/13/2010

CAMBRIDGE 1,829,131 133,016 4/12/2010

MEDFORD 715,692 108,866 4/6/2010

CAMBRIDGE 935,000 874,938 9/24/2009

MEDFORD 117,060 26,981 7/27/2010

CAMBRIDGE 400,000 56,242 8/13/2010

CAMBRIDGE 2,215,000 491,705 9/30/2009

BOSTON 222,730 222,730 9/15/2010

WALTHAM 32,000 22,894 7/19/2010

CAMBRIDGE 255,834 110,555 7/23/2010

CAMBRIDGE 54,119 0 7/20/2010

CAMBRIDGE 176,000 72,058 8/4/2010

CAMBRIDGE 103,336 65,488 8/13/2010

AMHERST 46,438 0 8/11/2010

MEDFORD 59,900 8,285 7/16/2010

WAKEFIELD 250,000 0 8/4/2010BILLERICA (TOWN OF) 147,327 147,327 2/8/2010

MARLBOROUGH 145,828 145,828 2/11/20101,000,000 3,324 9/27/2010

1,000,000 4,480 9/28/2010

LAKEVILLE (TOWN OF) 1,149,716 217,147 2/9/2010

WOBURN 149,789 149,760 2/10/2010CAMBRIDGE 149,977 149,977 2/8/2010NEWTON 149,684 149,684 2/4/2010

SOUTHBRIDGE 749,478 0 9/28/2010SUNDERLAND 150,000 150,000 2/9/2010SUNDERLAND 150,000 150,000 2/10/2010WOBURN 150,000 150,000 2/10/2010

WORCESTER 1,149,662 286,365 2/5/2010FALL RIVER 1,000,000 0 9/29/2010WESTWOOD 145,763 145,763 1/29/2010NEWTON 134,939 134,939 2/9/2010WOBURN 2,299,848 370,988 2/9/2010MEDFORD 250,475 250,475 6/15/2010BOSTON 150,000 150,000 2/10/2010ANDOVER 249,951 196,513 5/13/2010ANDOVER 149,816 149,027 2/8/2010ANDOVER 1,148,653 214,598 2/10/2010WOBURN 1,150,000 200,000 2/1/2010BEDFORD 249,988 47,736 9/29/2010BOSTON 1,149,922 150,000 2/10/2010BURLINGTON 1,149,841 149,474 2/11/2010BURLINGTON 150,000 150,000 2/8/2010CAMBRIDGE 149,799 149,799 2/1/2010CHELMSFORD 149,971 149,971 2/5/2010WOBURN 1,126,981 155,195 2/9/2010ROCKVILLE 1,499,960 104,476 2/23/2010

COLLEGE PARK 583,000 115,174 8/24/2010

BALTIMORE 258,820 78,864 9/28/2009

COLLEGE PARK 150,117 0 7/18/2010

COLLEGE PARK 600,000 49,350 4/9/2010

GERMANTOWN 60,799 60,799 9/17/2010

CHELMSFORD (TOWN OF)

CHELMSFORD (TOWN OF)

COLLEGE PARK 145,500 54,131 7/13/2010

COLLEGE PARK 162,000 0 8/2/2010

COLLEGE PARK 112,600 0 8/28/2010

COLLEGE PARK 150,000 150,000 2/5/2010CLARKSVILLE 276,394 276,394 2/8/2010PORTLAND 900,000 196,528 2/4/2010

EAST LANSING 600,000 118,500 8/24/2010

ANN ARBOR 19,500,000 4,429,882 7/30/2009

ANN ARBOR 777,402 51,498 4/7/2010

ANN ARBOR 600,000 58,480 4/9/2010

ANN ARBOR 565,140 0 7/13/2010

EAST LANSING 28,300 9,300 7/13/2010

HOUGHTON 97,563 91,710 7/20/2010

ANN ARBOR 284,234 152,475 5/21/2010

DETROIT 54,778 31,500 8/3/2010

ANN ARBOR 1,083,645 150,000 2/9/2010OKEMOS 1,104,510 174,000 2/1/2010ANN ARBOR 148,032 148,032 2/5/2010MINNEAPOLIS 760,744 33,760 4/13/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 30,564,000 16,647,294 5/19/2009

21,520 21,520 2/17/2010

DULUTH 16,057 0 8/10/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 243,500 118,202 8/19/2010

ELK RIVER 142,568 142,568 2/5/2010

MINNEAPOLIS 1,000,000 200,000 9/27/2010ST. LOUIS 54,000 0 8/19/2010

UNIVERSITY 20,000 0 7/21/2010

CHAPEL HILL 320,502 177,600 9/22/2009

CHAPEL HILL 667,207 0 9/10/2010CHAPEL HILL 17,500,000 4,297,200 7/30/2009

DURHAM 106,410 0 8/18/2010PITTSBORO 1,109,219 208,075 2/10/2010

LINCOLN 600,000 74,012 4/14/2010PLAINSBORO 688,000 315,106 7/7/2009NEW BRUNSWICK 600,000 7,015 4/6/2010

PLAINSBORO 2,500,000 126,515 3/30/2010

PRINCETON 1,200,000 95,146 4/12/2010PLAINSBORO 1,090,000 1,090,000 7/7/2009

PLAINSBORO 446,410 392,674 1/11/2010

PLAINSBORO 1,848,000 1,163,225 1/11/2010

PLAINSBORO 7,034,000 4,849,908 8/10/2009

PLAINSBORO 289,656 188,942 8/19/2009

PLAINSBORO 5,000,000 2,007,085 7/7/2009

PRINCETON 64,856 0 7/14/2010

PISCATAWAY 42,000 0 7/30/2010

PISCATAWAY 35,091 0 7/31/2010

PRINCETON 300,000 0 8/5/2010

RINGWOOD 149,957 69,652 2/4/2010WHIPPANY 149,865 149,023 2/6/2010

PISCATAWAY 150,000 125,382 2/10/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 450,000 65,028 9/29/2009

LOS ALAMOS 413,000 317,992 6/4/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 2,397,619 747,422 8/6/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 75,000 73,309 7/9/2009LOS ALAMOS 600,000 92,652 7/9/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 2,791,282 470,845 7/9/2009

LOS ALAMOS 12,500,000 1,404,555 3/25/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 110,000 0 8/31/2010

LOS ALAMOS 430,000 81,207 1/7/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 3,290,000 2,248,261 6/4/2009

LOS ALAMOS 3,103,000 1,150,192 8/20/2009

56,760 56,760 1/25/2010

3,406 3,406 6/23/2010

LOS ALAMOS 1,033,000 742,625 7/9/2009

ALBUQUERQUE 625,000 78,624 8/27/2009ALBUQUERQUE 22,000 0 8/31/2010

ALBUQUERQUE 53,462 1,670 8/11/2010

SANTA FE 249,539 63,675 6/15/2010ALBUQUERQUE 999,987 26,194 9/29/2010RENO 200,000 59,837 5/24/2010

BOULDER CITY 1,144,033 149,427 2/5/2010STONY BROOK 1,500,000 149,576 3/1/2010

UPTON 102,000 39,637 6/25/2009ITHACA (TOWN OF) 300,000 74,205 9/28/2009

NEW YORK 386,024 83,269 9/28/2009ITHACA 17,327,638 3,232,445 7/30/2009NEW YORK 16,000,000 3,229,655 7/30/2009

UPTON 2,500,000 141,736 3/31/2010

ITHACA 1,200,000 165,301 4/14/2010STONY BROOK 600,000 38,627 4/6/2010

UPTON 8,000,000 4,367,001 6/25/2009

UPTON 18,500,000 16,896,148 4/1/2009

ITHACA 141,500 0 8/31/2010

UPTON 3,000,000 1,605,296 7/21/2009

UPTON 6,000,000 4,685,763 8/20/2009

UPTON 5,569,000 2,817,006 6/25/2009

UPTON 150,000,000 93,102,301 4/1/2009

UPTON 1,808,000 771,511 9/22/2009

35,780 35,780 7/29/2010

UPTON 967,000 343,512 5/29/2009

UPTON 250,000 244,025 5/29/2009

ITHACA 25,000 0 8/15/2010

ITHACA 191,500 0 9/8/2010

ROCHESTER 56,520 56,520 8/19/2010

ALBANY 20,000 20,000 7/29/2010

STONY BROOK 106,120 0 9/28/2010

NEW YORK 99,504 0 8/15/2010

CLIFTON PARK 1,000,000 5,208 9/28/2010TROY 135,759 135,759 2/10/2010HORSESHOE 1,149,978 149,990 2/10/2010

NEW YORK 149,988 149,988 2/9/2010

UPTON 18,673,000 3,954,367 5/29/2009

COLUMBUS 600,000 88,860 8/2/2010

CINCINNATI 56,366 9,941 8/5/2010COLUMBUS 177,514 177,514 5/19/2010

EUCLID 1,149,998 187,766 2/8/2010EUCLID 1,149,992 197,982 2/10/2010HIGHLAND HEIGHTS 149,907 136,534 2/9/2010DAYTON 1,000,000 0 9/29/2010STILLWATER 589,092 184,603 9/30/2009STILLWATER 10,003 0 7/29/2010

NORMAN 20,000 0 7/14/2010

CORVALLIS 750,077 105,827 4/8/2010

EUGENE 352,450 0 6/30/2010

WILSONVILLE 1,149,959 244,554 2/1/2010PHILADELPHIA 800,000 226,346 7/16/2010

BETHLEHEM 326,158 107,355 9/29/2009UNIVERSITY PARK 21,000,000 3,064,187 7/31/2009

PITTSBURGH 600,000 25,416 4/13/2010

PITTSBURGH 600,000 68,944 4/14/2010

SWARTHMORE 46,400 0 7/21/2010

PITTSBURGH 73,969 0 8/9/2010

PHILADELPHIA 58,500 0 8/2/2010

PHILADELPHIA 262,100 0 8/12/2010

PITTSBURGH 161,475 0 8/15/2010

PITTSBURGH 2,299,881 329,467 2/9/2010

PITTSBURGH 150,000 150,000 2/11/2010STATE COLLEGE 1,147,876 159,563 2/5/2010

KING OF PRUSSIA 149,938 149,938 2/9/2010

MAYAGUEZ 87,650 0 8/4/2010

PROVIDENCE 145,000 0 8/18/2010

AIKEN 1,100,000 255,470 8/10/2009

COLUMBIA 61,404 15,043 8/20/2010

CHARLESTON 1,148,000 198,000 2/3/2010OAK RIDGE 2,500,000 13,030 9/29/2009

OAK RIDGE 5,362,000 5,362,000 8/12/2009

KNOXVILLE 150,000 18,260 8/31/2010

OAK RIDGE 3,857,898 591,252 9/29/2009

OAK RIDGE 180,842 79,906 7/23/2009OAK RIDGE 1,100,000 47,655 6/25/2010

OAK RIDGE 12,500,000 1,072,515 3/24/2010

OAK RIDGE 10,004,884 802,969 3/26/2010

OAK RIDGE 2,500,000 480,032 7/10/2009

OAK RIDGE 599,807 599,807 6/11/2009

OAK RIDGE 9,999,000 8,417,422 3/26/2009

OAK RIDGE 250,000 85,376 3/26/2010

OAK RIDGE 3,188,000 3,114,637 8/12/2009OAK RIDGE 19,865,345 19,865,345 7/29/2009

OAK RIDGE 401,001 67,594 9/29/2009OAK RIDGE 450,000 262,745 9/30/2009

OAK RIDGE 5,785,000 4,469,141 6/19/2009OAK RIDGE 4,380,000 820,182 9/4/2009

153,953 153,953 2/18/2010

OAK RIDGE 1,153,363 387,315 8/13/2009

8,184 8,184 1/5/20104,183 4,183 1/26/2010

9,600 9,600 7/29/2010

KNOXVILLE 1,148,926 197,551 1/25/2010

OAK RIDGE 60,568,000 51,662,170 3/26/2009COLLEGE STATION 469,000 88,076 8/13/2010

HOUSTON 85,304 0 8/3/2010

AUSTIN 13,108,718 2,692,310 7/31/2009

DALLAS 600,000 51,526 4/7/2010

COLLEGE STATION 600,000 66,567 4/6/2010

ARLINGTON 600,000 73,911 4/13/2010

AUSTIN 803,000 76,244 4/9/2010

HOUSTON 129,010 958 6/25/2010

AUSTIN 152,800 0 7/26/2010

RICHARDSON 78,000 78,000 8/14/2010

PRAIRIE VIEW 186,000 0 8/16/2010

AUSTIN 97,500 0 7/20/2010

37,492 37,492 4/20/2010

WACO 22,523 0 8/6/2010

DALLAS 97,000 0 8/4/2010

COLLEGE STATION 110,000 0 8/23/2010

ARLINGTON 103,000 73,775 7/18/2010

AUSTIN 117,001 0 7/29/2010

HOUSTON 30,000 0 7/20/2010

RICHARDSON 10,000 0 7/29/2010

HOUSTON 82,135 56,433 7/28/2010

PLANO 1,148,231 440,053 2/5/2010COLLEGE STATION 150,000 132,655 2/3/2010DALLAS 136,850 136,850 2/5/2010COPPELL 899,000 242,750 2/9/2010WICHITA FALLS 149,912 149,912 2/2/2010LOGAN 16,000 0 7/25/2010

HIDENWOOD 65,000,000 39,422,499 4/29/2009

HIDENWOOD 1,948,000 945,334 9/30/2009

FAIRFAX 747,980 257,245 9/18/2009

HAMPTON 649,000 2,660 4/14/2010647,000 39,332 4/6/2010

BLACKSBURG 600,000 53,558 4/13/2010BLACKSBURG 750,000 79,752 4/14/2010

HIDENWOOD 2,760,000 194,405 6/10/2009HIDENWOOD 4,965,193 4,081,380 6/10/2009HIDENWOOD 1,834,000 216,297 8/28/2009

23,128 23,128 3/8/2010

5,504 5,504 7/28/201065,459 65,459 1/27/2010

NORFOLK 2,518 2,518 2/8/2010

19,150 19,150 1/19/2010



ROANOKE 1,149,958 132,768 2/8/2010

ROANOKE 1,150,000 207,623 2/9/2010

HIDENWOOD 10,000,000 9,421,892 5/27/2009

CLOYD (MAGISTERIAL DISTRI

WINDSOR 138,161 138,161 2/10/2010SHELBURNE 1,149,999 299,147 2/9/2010RICHLAND 60,000,000 41,816,910 5/28/2009

RICHLAND 860,000 322,611 8/26/2009

RICHLAND 100,000 77,284 7/29/2009

RICHLAND 7,500,000 705,566 3/31/2010

PULLMAN 581,684 52,435 4/6/2010

RICHLAND 60,000,000 52,678,979 5/28/2009

RICHLAND 4,000,000 3,251,881 4/15/2009

SEATTLE 237,050 0 8/4/2010

SEATTLE 107,100 0 8/10/2010

RICHLAND 4,860,000 4,745,317 8/14/2009

SEATTLE 293,362 0 8/31/2010

MAPLE VALLEY 1,149,945 267,520 2/4/2010FEDERAL WAY 145,477 145,467 2/9/2010

TACOMA 1,132,142 133,775 2/3/2010

LACEY 1,000,000 14,526 9/21/2010SEATTLE 146,757 146,750 2/5/2010MADISON 1,125,000 149,201 9/22/2009

MADISON 4,099,000 3,888,995 9/22/2009

MADISON 1,651,135 322,391 9/22/2009

MADISON 1,350,000 110,897 4/12/2010

MADISON 759,950 23,430 7/12/2010

MADISON 16,000 0 7/25/2010

MADISON 349,000 40,924 8/10/2010

MADISON 543,103 92,485 9/23/2009

MADISON 286,100 257,242 7/12/2010

MEQUON 699,800 14,041 9/29/2010

TRIADELPHIA 1,149,992 265,350 2/5/2010

JACKSON 749,855 49,850 9/28/2010

29,939 29,939

LAKEWOOD 209,726 23,902 8/5/2010

LAKEWOOD 1,428,284 778,307 6/4/2009

LAKEWOOD 28,800 28,793 11/6/2009

LAKEWOOD 49,959 20,028 9/3/2010

LAKEWOOD 811,875 0 10/1/2010

LAKEWOOD 6,239 1,927 12/7/2009

LAKEWOOD 266 133 3/5/2010

4,096,828 3,672,468Report Sum: 32,834,018,246 9,963,174,101

Awardee Name of 'DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY' includes payroll, training, travel, transfers, purchase cards, reimbursable work etc that is not associated with a specific Awardee.

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Energy.gov/Recovery TableData is as of December 10, 2010Projects listed below titled "Unallocated" represent Recovery Act funds for projects the Department is holding in reserve pending necessary approvals.Program Office Project Authorized/ Appropriation ($K)ARPA-E 368,616

Program Direction - ARPA -E 18,300ARPA-E Sum: 386,916DA Departmental Administration 143,475DA Sum: 143,475EERE Advanced Building Systems 67,033

46,711

Battery Manufacturing 1,990,000BetterBuildings: Buildings 62,000BetterBuildings: EECBG 390,040Buildings and Appliance Market Transformation 51,961Clean Cities AFV Grant Program 298,500

150,480

Commercial Scale Biorefinery Projects 81,976106,055

Community Renewable Energy Deployment 21,227Concentrating Solar Power 24,131EE Appliance Rebate Programs 298,500EE Conservation Block Grant Program 2,803,260EGS Technology R&D 111,882Enabling Fuel Cell Market Transformation 41,554

5,473

16,253

Fundamental Research in Key Program Areas 106,888Geothermal Demonstrations 62,973Ground Source Heat Pumps 62,448High-Penetration Solar Deployment 42,052Hydroelectric Facility Modernization Program 30,626

47,020

Industrial Assessment Centers and Plant Best Practices 9,625

Integrated Biorefinery Research Expansion 13,43319,824

Lab Call for Facilities and Equipment 104,774Large Wind Turbine Blade Testing Facility 24,753Management and Oversight (EE Program Direction) 119,500

509,169

NREL Ingress/Egress Project 44,000NWTC Upgrades 9,950










EERE

24,594

33,650

PV Systems Development 50,667Renewable Energy and Supporting Site Infrastructure 86,764

23,633

Solid State Lighting 46,168State Energy Program 3,084,500Transportation Electrification 386,233Validation of Innovative Exploration Technologies 97,284Weatherization Assistance Program 4,975,000

22,982

Wind Energy Technology R&D and Testing 16,198Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility 44,555

EERE Sum: 16,666,299EIA Energy Information Administration ARRA Activities 8,000EIA Sum: 8,000EM ANL Recovery Act Project 79,000

BNL Recovery Act Project 70,810ETEC Recovery Act Project 51,675Hanford Central Plateau D&D Recovery Act Project 625,115

272,414

Hanford River Corridor D&D Recovery Act Project 344,55476,754

Hanford TRU Waste Recovery Act Project 315,663INL Buried Waste Recovery Act Project 123,000INL D&D Recovery Act Project 207,875INL TRU Waste Recovery Act Project 137,000LANL Defense D&D Recovery Act Project 47,100

150,100

LANL Non-Defense Recovery Act Project 14,775Liquid Waste Tank Infrastructure 200,000Moab Recovery Act Project 108,350Mound Operable Unit 1 Recovery Act Project 17,900NTS Recovery Act Project 44,325ORP Recovery Act Project 326,035Oak Ridge Defense ORNL D&D Recovery Act Project 132,610

Oak Ridge Defense TRU Waste Recovery Act Project 145,500

Oak Ridge Defense Y-12 D&D Recovery Act Project 280,000

Oak Ridge Non-Defense Recovery Act Project 78,800Oak Ridge UE D&D Funded Recovery Act Project 118,200Paducah Recovery Act Project 80,400Portsmouth Recovery Act Project 119,800

24,905

2,415










EM

600

SLAC Recovery Act Project 14,300SPRU Recovery Act Project 58,575SRS D&D M & D Areas Recovery Act Project 23,550SRS D&D P & R Areas Recovery Act Project 417,715

236,199

SRS TRU & Solid Waste Recovery Act Project 737,936Title X Uranium/Thorium Reimbursement Program 70,000WIPP Recovery Act Project 172,175West Valley Recovery Act Project 62,875

EM Sum: 5,989,000FE Carbon Capture and Storage 994,985

795,988

Geologic Sequestration Site Characterization 48,35619,900

Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage Applications 1,510,216

Program Direction - FE 10,000FE Sum: 3,379,445LGPO ATVM Administrative Fees Transfer 10,000

Administrative Fees Section 1705 25,000Credit Subsidy Program Section 1705 2,435,000

LGPO Sum: 2,470,000OE 51,525

Interconnection Transmission Planning and Analysis 80,000

Interoperability Standards and Framework (EISA 1305) 12,000

Program Direction - OE 27,812Smart Grid Investment Grant Program (EISA 1306) 3,482,831

684,829

State Assistance on Electricity Policies 48,619Workforce Development 100,000

OE Sum: 4,487,617SC ARM Climate Research Facility Initiative 60,000

Advance funding of 12 GeV CEBAF Upgrade 65,000Advanced Computer Architectures 5,170Advanced Light Source User Support Building 14,682Advanced Networking Initiative 66,818Advanced Plasma Acceleration Facility MIE 33,718Advanced technology R&D augmentation 20,120Alcator C-Mod Facility Upgrades (MIT) 4,960Bioenergy Research Center Capital Equipment 13,500Computational Partnerships (SciDAC-e) 29,204DIII-D Facility Upgrades 11,730Energy Frontier Research Centers 277,020

97,511

Enhanced AIP funding at NP user facilities 25,000Enhanced operation of Major Fusion Facilities 4,900Enhanced utilization of Isotope facilities 10,000Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory 60,000Fermilab GPP augmentation 25,000








SC

600

General Plant Project funding across all SC laboratories 90,572

19,973

High Energy Density Laboratory Plasma, NDCX-II 11,0003,888

4,868

Integrated Assessment Research 4,860Joint Genome Institute 13,122Knowledgebase R&D 3,188Lattice Quantum ChromoDynamics Computing 4,965Leadership Computing Upgrade 19,865Light Source Improvements 24,000

33,600

Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment 15,000Magellan Distributed Computing and Data Initiative 32,768Management and Oversight (SC Program Direction) 3,000

NOvA MIE 55,000NSTX Facility Upgrades 7,034Nanoscale Science Research Centers 25,000National Synchrotron Light Source II 150,000Nuclear Data Program Initiative 1,944Nuclear Science Workforce 19,440OSTI Technology Infrastructure 1,600

2,000

PHENIX Silicon Vertex MIE full funding (RHIC at BNL) 250

PPPL GPP 5,000Plasma Science Centers 9,700R&D on Alternative Isotope Production Techniques 4,617

14,880

SBIR/STTR 91,967SLI Construction 108,542Superconducting Radio Frequency R&D 52,672TJNAF Infrastructure Investments 10,000

SC Sum: 1,669,248WAPA WAPA Recovery Act Implementation Appropriation 10,000WAPA Sum: 10,000Report Sum: 35,210,000

Authorized/ Appropriation ($K): Funds made available to DOE in the Recovery Act.Awarded/ Obligation ($K): Funding commitments from DOE that will likely result in payments.Spent/ Gross Outlay ($K): Amount of awarded/obligated funds that have been paid.









Energy.gov/Recovery TableData is as of December 10, 2010Projects listed below titled "Unallocated" represent Recovery Act funds for projects the Department is holding in reserve pending necessary approvals.

Awarded/ Obligation ($K) Spent/ Gross Outlay ($K)368,606 42,026

18,282 8,449386,888 50,47555,931 34,91255,931 34,91267,033 5,52546,710 21,384

1,990,000 396,94262,000 18,881

390,040 29,86551,958 13,371

298,500 38,905150,480 29,856

81,976 1,195106,055 11,145

21,227 73924,131 5,365

298,500 225,5672,803,187 602,580

111,882 31,18641,554 23,5965,473 4,924

16,253 14,862

106,888 23,39362,973 4,03262,448 16,57742,052 12,30130,626 14,66847,020 22,719

9,625 4,072

13,433 4,16719,816 16,210

104,774 5,66524,753 20,770

118,744 94,831509,167 60,186

44,000 2,3989,950 1,439

24,594 3,446

33,650 2,997

50,667 24,16186,764 28,350

23,633 6,779

46,168 11,4833,084,500 837,609

386,233 44,70797,284 8,369

4,975,000 1,999,08122,982 9,912

16,198 7,35144,555 11,955

16,665,456 4,775,5158,000 7,6188,000 7,618

79,000 39,05270,810 52,01851,675 43,873

625,106 330,766

272,414 141,995

344,554 224,28676,754 33,699

315,663 173,507123,000 75,084207,875 123,495137,000 93,70547,100 32,504

150,100 114,121

14,775 13,503200,000 112,312108,350 72,63817,900 17,11044,325 38,285

326,035 188,990132,610 44,150

145,500 68,996

280,000 165,372

78,800 18,138118,200 35,21880,400 47,430

119,800 94,00324,847 17,480

2,414 1,826

600 341

14,300 9,09058,575 30,32123,550 14,945

417,715 226,850236,199 160,617

737,936 422,65069,997 45,721

172,175 98,83262,875 39,259

5,988,929 3,462,185994,985 179795,988 58,885

48,356 5,28819,900 4,165

1,510,216 45,395

9,973 8,1663,379,418 122,078

9,090 8,23320,157 15,768

156,655 45,741185,901 69,74251,525 6,744

80,000 3,271

12,000 12,000

27,811 10,4103,482,831 570,124

684,829 44,458

48,619 6,484100,000 2,722

4,487,616 656,21360,000 41,81765,000 39,4225,170 374

14,682 14,63866,818 3,62833,718 14,71120,120 9,7654,960 1,424

13,500 12,60529,204 5,06311,730 6,727

277,020 54,59897,511 8,913

25,000 8,5674,900 4,831

10,000 10,00060,000 52,67925,000 19,413

600 600

90,572 62,596

19,973 5,430

11,000 5,3243,888 1,132

4,868 1,450

4,860 4,74513,122 12,7723,188 3,1154,965 4,081

19,865 19,86524,000 10,44833,600 23,882

15,000 8,06532,768 26,3623,000 1,556

55,000 21,9297,034 4,850

25,000 17,525150,000 93,102

1,944 57719,440 5,4211,600 8342,000 1,086

250 244

5,000 2,0079,700 1,8114,617 4,617

14,880 5,471

91,967 21,773108,542 73,84352,672 14,80010,000 9,422

1,669,248 779,9116,632 4,5266,632 4,526

32,834,018 9,963,174

Authorized/ Appropriation ($K): Funds made available to DOE in the Recovery Act.Awarded/ Obligation ($K): Funding commitments from DOE that will likely result in payments.Spent/ Gross Outlay ($K): Amount of awarded/obligated funds that have been paid.

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Energy.gov/Recovery Project DescriptionsData is as of May 21, 2010Program Office ProjectARPA-E

ARPA-E Program Direction - ARPA -E

DA Departmental Administration

EERE Advanced Building Systems

EERE

EERE Battery Manufacturing

EERE Buildings and Appliance Market Transformation

EERE Clean Cities AFV Grant Program

EERE

EERE Commercial Scale Biorefinery Projects

EERE

EERE Community Renewable Energy Deployment





EERE Concentrating Solar Power

EERE EE Appliance Rebate Programs

EERE EE Conservation Block Grant Program

EERE EGS Technology R&D

EERE Enabling Fuel Cell Market Transformation

EERE

EERE

EERE Fundamental Research in Key Program Areas

EERE Geothermal Demonstrations

EERE Ground Source Heat Pumps

EERE High-Penetration Solar Deployment

EERE Hydroelectric Facility Modernization Program

EERE




EERE Industrial Assessment Centers and Plant Best Practices

EERE Integrated Biorefinery Research Expansion

EERE

EERE Lab Call for Facilities and Equipment

EERE Large Wind Turbine Blade Testing Facility

EERE Management and Oversight (EE Program Direction)

EERE

EERE

EERE

EERE NREL Ingress/Egress Project

EERE NWTC Upgrades

EERE PV Systems Development





EERE Renewable Energy and Supporting Site Infrastructure

EERE

EERE Retrofit Ramp-Up: Buildings

EERE Retrofit Ramp-Up: EECBG

EERE Solid State Lighting

EERE State Energy Program

EERE Transportation Electrification

EERE Validation of Innovative Exploration Technologies

EERE Weatherization Assistance Program

EERE

EERE Wind Energy Technology R&D and Testing

EERE Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility

EIA Energy Information Administration ARRA ActivitiesEM ANL Recovery Act Project

EM BNL Recovery Act Project

EM ETEC Recovery Act Project



EM Hanford Central Plateau D&D Recovery Act Project

EM

EM Hanford River Corridor D&D Recovery Act Project

EM

EM Hanford TRU Waste Recovery Act Project

EM INL Buried Waste Recovery Act Project

EM INL D&D Recovery Act Project

EM INL TRU Waste Recovery Act Project

EM LANL Defense D&D Recovery Act Project

EM

EM LANL Non-Defense Recovery Act Project

EM Liquid Waste Tank Infrastructure




EM Moab Recovery Act Project

EM Mound Operable Unit 1 Recovery Act Project

EM NTS Recovery Act Project

EM Oak Ridge Defense ORNL D&D Recovery Act Project

EM Oak Ridge Defense TRU Waste Recovery Act Project

EM Oak Ridge Defense Y-12 D&D Recovery Act Project

EM Oak Ridge Non-Defense Recovery Act Project

EM Oak Ridge UE D&D Funded Recovery Act Project

EM ORP Recovery Act Project

EM Paducah Recovery Act Project

EM Portsmouth Recovery Act Project

EM Program Direction - EM - Defense Environmental Management

EM

EM

EM SLAC Recovery Act Project

EM SPRU Recovery Act Project

EM SRS D&D M & D Areas Recovery Act Project

EM SRS D&D P & R Areas Recovery Act Project

EM

EM SRS TRU & Solid Waste Recovery Act Project

EM Title X Uranium/Thorium Reimbursement Program

EM West Valley Recovery Act Project

EM WIPP Recovery Act Project

FE Carbon Capture and Storage

FE

FE Geologic Sequestration Site Characterization





FE

FE Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage Applications

FE Program Direction - FE

LGPO Administrative Fees Section 1705

LGPO ATVM Administrative Fees Transfer

LGPO Credit Subsidy Program Section 1705

OE

OE Interconnection Transmission Planning and Analysis

OE Interoperability Standards and Framework (EISA 1305)

OE Program Direction - OE

OE Smart Grid Investment Grant Program (EISA 1306)

OE

OE State Assistance on Electricity Policies

OE Workforce Development

SC Advance funding of 12 GeV CEBAF Upgrade




SC Advanced Computer Architectures

SC Advanced Light Source User Support Building

SC Advanced Networking Initiative

SC Advanced Plasma Acceleration Facility MIE

SC Advanced technology R&D augmentation

SC Alcator C-Mod Facility Upgrades (MIT)

SC ARM Climate Research Facility Initiative

SC Bioenergy Research Center Capital Equipment

SC Computational Partnerships (SciDAC-e)

SC DIII-D Facility Upgrades

SC Energy Frontier Research Centers

SC

SC Enhanced AIP funding at NP user facilities

SC Enhanced operation of Major Fusion Facilities

SC Enhanced utilization of Isotope facilities

SC Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

SC Fermilab GPP augmentation


SC

SC General Plant Project funding across all SC laboratories

SC

SC High Energy Density Laboratory Plasma, NDCX-II

SC

SC

SC Integrated Assessment Research

SC Joint Genome Institute

SC Knowledgebase R&D

SC Lattice Quantum ChromoDynamics Computing

SC Leadership Computing Upgrade

SC Light Source Improvements

SC






SC Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment

SC Magellan Distributed Computing and Data Initiative

SC Management and Oversight (SC Program Direction)

SC Nanoscale Science Research Centers

SC National Synchrotron Light Source II

SC NOvA MIE

SC NSTX Facility Upgrades

SC Nuclear Data Program Initiative

SC Nuclear Science Workforce

SC OSTI Technology Infrastructure

SC

SC PHENIX Silicon Vertex MIE full funding (RHIC at BNL)

SC Plasma Science Centers

SC PPPL GPP


SC R&D on Alternative Isotope Production Techniques

SC

SC SBIR/STTR

SC SLI Construction

SC Superconducting Radio Frequency R&D

SC TJNAF Infrastructure Investments

WAPA WAPA Recovery Act Implementation Appropriation



Energy.gov/Recovery Project DescriptionsData is as of May 21, 2010

Project DescriptionThis ARRA project will fund organizations that have proposed sophisticated R&D projects that 1) translate scientific discoveries and cutting-edge innovations into technological innovations and 2) accelerate transformational technological advances in areas that industry by itself is not likely to undertake because of high technical or financial risk.

Program Direction funding will be used for federal employees, space, and other support requirements necessary to implement and execute the ARRA in support of the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy. This includes developing and issuing solicitation documents (e.g., Funding Opportunity Announcements), conducting merit reviews, negotiating and awarding new awards, and monitoring awards to ensure transparency, accountability, and effective project management and financial oversight.

Funds transferred to the Departmental Administration (DA) account are being utilized for management and oversight activities in support of ARRA projects. Examples of these activities are the hiring of additional staff (both federal and non-federal) to handle additional National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) reviews, assist with increased workload to improve internal controls and reporting related to processing in an efficient and timely manner, funding for additional External Independent Reviews of projects, and funding to support the ARRA Office.

This project address whole-building controls software and hardware as well as the component's gaps necessary to provide optimal energy use as part of an integrated system. R&D activities will occur from the applied research and analysis stage through engineering development, including field testing and demonstrations.

This funding will support efforts in two primary areas: 1) Advanced Materials RD&D which will partner with and The focus areas are strategic materials such as titanium and magnesium, structural materials such as high temperature steels, energy storage and production materials, and advanced/field/transient processing technologies. 2) Investment in research and demonstration projects in the areas of nanomanufacturing, utilization of opportunity fuels in industrial processes, combined heat and power, and efficient technologies for energy-intensive processes.

This project promotes domestic manufacturing of advanced batteries and electric drivetrain through competitive grants. The project will support overall program goals of: 1) reduce the cost of Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) battery to $300/kWh by 2014 and 2) reduce the cost of PHEV electric drive systems to $14/kW by 2014.

This ARRA project will be able to fund several key activities including: 1) ENERGY STAR (energy efficient products, increase testing and validation efforts, develop new outreach campaigns, and expand the ENERGY STAR brand into new areas); 2) the Building Energy Codes Program; and 3) Energy Smart Schools and Energy Smart Hospitals.

This project is to provide funding for cost-shared projects that promote the use of alternative fuels including new vehicles, infrastructure to support the vehicles, and operation, maintenance, training programs.

This project will support deployment of: 1) commercially available Combined Heat and Power (CHP) technologies. Applicable projects may include single installations or multiple installations at multiple sites and are limited to deployment of new integrated CHP systems where similar systems had not existed previously and replacement of inefficient existing systems. 2) District Energy Systems that provide thermal energy from a renewable energy source, thermal energy source, or highly efficient technology to more than one building or fixed energy-consumer. 3) Efficient industrial equipment projects that include technologies and systems with a minimum efficiency improvement of 25 percent into the industrial sector.

This project is to increase federal funding for two or more commercial scale integrated biorefineries by raising the ceiling on federal funds and having a secondary effect to assist companies by increasing confidence in the lending community to allow for the raising of additional private capital.

This project is to expand the Commercial Vehicle Integration Initiative which aims to demonstrate a Class 8 truck with a 50 percent improvement in freight efficiency and accelerate the goal of improving the fuel economy of passenger vehicles by 25 to 40 percent while allowing for earlier market introduction.

This project is to provide technical assistance on concepts, examples, planning, financial approaches, policy guidance, and recognition to communities in support of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. Projects funded will demonstrate feasibility of implementation and serve as examples for deployment to other communities.

ARRA funds will be used to: 1) expand the molten-salt test facilities at Sandia National Laboratory to better support industry in testing advanced thermal storage technologies; 2) purchase equipment and laboratory upgrades necessary to support industry in the testing and characterization of advanced concentrating solar power technologies, including testing of parabolic trough, dish, and heliostat facets; analyzing mirrored surfaces, heat collection elements, weathering effects; and measuring the performance of heat transfer and storage media; and 3) complete decommissioning of the Solar Two facility near Barstow, CA.

This project provides federal support for state-level rebate programs for residential Energy Star appliance purchases by paying up to 50 percent of the administration costs of establishing and executing the rebate program. Though states and territories shall determine which appliances may apply, covered appliances typically include clothes washers, dishwashers, refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners, and water heaters.

This project is to assist states, U.S. territories, Indian tribes, counties, and cities develop, promote, implement, and manage localized energy efficiency programs through individual program grants. The project will fund programs that: 1) reduce fossil fuel emissions in a manner that is environmentally sustainable and that maximizes cost savings and other benefits for local and regional communities and Indian tribes; 2) reduce the total energy use of the eligible entities; and 3) improve energy efficiency in the transportation, building, and other appropriate sectors.

This project funds R&D programs to support Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS). EGS R&D will reduce the technical risk of creating and managing EGS reservoirs and will provide the tools to maintain high well production rates with low thermal drawdown which will in turn encourage the private sector to exploit EGS technology for commercial-scale deployment.

This project develops and demonstrates fuel cell power systems for stationary and portable power applications including the deployment of approximately 1000 fuel cell systems in materials handling and back-up power applications.

This project has two primary purposes. The first purpose is to develop comprehensive greenhouse gas tools and resources that provide the necessary services to federal agencies, establishing a clear linkage between agency energy management practices and efforts at mitigating climate change. The second purpose ensures agencies receive the necessary guidance, tools, and support to comprehensively manage and reduce their carbon footprint.

This project will enhance technical assistance, communications, outreach and training to assist agencies with the increase in activity and investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy, water and green building projects across the federal government. Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) activities will include compliance planning and decision support across the federal government and a larger, more coordinated team that will provide resource analysis, technical and business assistance, and compliance assessments to facilitate goal achievement and performance of data centers and other energy intensive functions.

This project is to expand funding for fundamental research in biofuels including establishment and/or enhancement of research centers and working groups. The project includes the creation or increase in funding for: three Biorefinery Research Centers (BRC) including the Great Lakes BRC, Advanced Fungible Biofuels Center, Algal Biofuels Center, and the interagency Metabolic Engineering Working Group.

This project is to demonstrate Enhanced Geothermal Systems technology through greenfield demonstration projects and geothermal energy production from oil and gas fields, geopressured fields, and low to moderate temperature geothermal resources.

This project increases the deployment of ground source heat pumps through demonstration projects and data gathering and analysis of system implementation and operation costs. The data generated from these projects will be harvested and presented and made available to consumers to aid in their purchase decisions.

This project is for the development of solar technologies that can be reliably integrated with the utility grid. ARRA funding will be used to: 1) address technical/market barriers and study the impacts of significant penetration of solar on the electric grid and to develop technologies to mitigate those impacts and 2) develop a low-cost, easy-to-install, modular and scalable power architecture, and to deploy the architecture throughout the United States.

The Hydroelectric Facility Modernization Project would help modernize the existing hydropower infrastructure in the U.S. and increase both the quantity and value of hydropower generation. The program would focus on supporting the deployment of turbines and control technologies to increase and maximize system generation at existing non-Federal hydroelectric facilities.

This project consists of three broad areas: 1) Concept Definition Studies will support early-stage R&D projects; 2) R&D for the development of energy efficient Information and Communication Technology (ICT) technologies; and 3) demonstrations, through field testing, of highly energy efficient and pre-commercial technologies that are ready for or are in the initial stage of commercial introduction.

ARRA funds will be used to: 1) perform enhanced assessments and provide project technical assistance; 2) provide 11 additional state Save Energy Now Projects in FY 2009 and FY 2010; and 3) provide three to six regional partnerships through modifications to the state SEN projects to develop and implement a plant technical assistance program for the region.

This project is to double the research capacity of the Integrated Biorefinery Research Facility at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory due to increased user community demand to support novel cellulosic ethanol research. The additional capacity enables the facility to support multiple industrial users and research initiatives simultaneously.

This project is to accelerate testing efforts of intermediate ethanol blends (E15 and E20) on additional vehicle and engine types. The project will also provide data to create a defensible position on the effect of intermediate blends to address the blend-wall issue.

ARRA funds will be used to construct and/or build-out an existing facility to conduct research on the systems design, integration and control of new and existing buildings. Additional funding will be used for the construction of highly flexible, highly instrumented, pilot scale facilities needed to support new and enhanced R&D into advanced energy storage technologies (batteries, ultra-capacitors, asymmetric or hybrid ultra-capacitors) for automotive applications. Other ARRA funding is for constructing and operating a highly flexible, highly instrumented low cost carbon fiber technology demonstration facility for demonstrating and evaluating new low-cost manufacturing processes and technologies at pilot scale.

This project is to Increase the testing capabilities of the existing blade testing facility in Massachusetts. Enhancements to the existing design concept will include a third test stand, two bridge cranes, office space outside of the high bay area, and an expansion of the building size to accommodate larger blades.

Management and Oversight funding will ensure successful execution of ARRA appropriations and responsive fiscal management and reporting. Funding will be used for contractor staff support, limited term employees, office space, and other supporting requirements necessary to implement and execute ARRA. This includes modifying existing financial assistance agreements, developing and issuing Funding Opportunity Announcements, conducting merit reviews, negotiating new financial assistance awards, and monitoring awards to ensure transparency, accountability, and effective project management and financial oversight.

This project is to provide funding for existing Funding Opportunity Announcements to construct demonstration and pilot scale biorefineries by raising funding ceilings. The project will fund up to 19 biorefineries capable of producing advanced biofuels.

This project supports the Commercial Buildings Initiative (CBI) to realize net-zero (CO2) energy performance in America's new commercial buildings by 2030, in 50 percent of all commercial buildings by 2040, and 100 percent of commercial buildings by 2050. A principal strategy for achieving the CBI goals is active partnering with major "National Accounts", that is, companies or organizations that design, build, own, manage, or operate large fleets of buildings. These National Accounts commit to achieving exemplary energy performance in selected new buildings and in selected existing buildings.

This project funds a complete geothermal resource assessment, resource classification system and subsequent population of the National Geothermal Data System. This information will advance the development of all U.S. geothermal resources by mitigating the upfront risk for industry associated with geothermal exploration and development.

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) project to acquire an additional external site ingress/egress route for normal traffic and emergency access, stacked parking for 1,500 vehicles to preserve valuable land for R&D use, and supporting roadway reconfigurations and improvement of existing drainages necessary to accommodate the new traffic patterns and future site development. This project is critical to the safe and cost-effective expansion of the fundamental access and traffic capacity on the NREL site.

This project funds two major upgrades to existing National Wind Technology Center (NWTC) to increase testing capabilities: 1) the 2.5MW Dynamometer Testing Facility to enable full testing of drivetrains which are a major point of failure in wind turbine systems and 2) the current site electrical distribution system to accommodate the connection of two utility-scale wind turbines already under construction.

ARRA funds will be used to expand and accelerate photovoltaic (PV) awards that can be made under the current competitive funding opportunity. Companies are partnered with experts and capabilities at DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory, reducing project implementation risk and increasing the likelihood that the performance and reliability objectives can be achieved.

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This project is to provide infrastructure improvements to National Renewable Energy Laboratory facilities in Golden, CO including procurement of renewable energy capacity and energy efficiency technologies. The project will demonstrate possibilities in commercial building performance including cost effective Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification while exceeding building energy performance standards, and achieving net-zero (CO2) energy use.

The Residential Buildings project will use ARRA funds to increase homeowner energy savings by supporting energy-efficient retrofits and new homes while raising consumer awareness of the benefits of increased health, safety, and durability of energy efficiency. ARRA funding will allow DOE to: 1) partner with more than 100 National Accounts, a four-fold increase in reach from today's 23 National Accounts and 2) target the energy performance of entire portfolios of new and existing buildings, as opposed to the current focus on a few buildings.

Retrofit Ramp-Up Buildings: This project provides grants for innovative programs that are structured to provide whole-neighborhood building energy retrofits. These are projects that demonstrate a sustainable business model for providing cost-effective energy upgrades for a large percentage of the residential, commercial, and/or public buildings in a specific community and are highly leveraged, broadly replicable, and scalable.

Retrofit Ramp-Up EECBG: This project provides grants for innovative programs that are structured to provide whole-neighborhood building energy retrofits. These are projects that demonstrate a sustainable business model for providing cost-effective energy upgrades for a large percentage of the residential, commercial, and/or public buildings in a specific community and are highly leveraged, broadly replicable, and scalable.

This project supports the commercialization of the technology. Specifically, these funds will be directed to helping build the lighting market's technical capacity to use solid state lighting (SSL). SSL is so different from conventional technologies that it requires new standards, new test procedures, new metrics for performance and light characteristics, and new knowledge about its proper application.

This project is to enhance existing funding program for state-level energy efficiency program grants to support 25 percent energy efficiency improvements from 1990 baseline by 2012. The project will help to fund $8 billion in shovel-ready projects that the states and territories have already identified and that can be implemented quickly and effectively.

This project establishes widespread demonstration and evaluation projects to accelerate the market introduction of advanced electric drive vehicles. Grants will be awarded to entities that conduct demonstration and data collection projects on a wide range of electric drive transportation technologies.

This project is to validate innovative techniques for discovering geothermal resources through the cost-sharing of developing exploratory wells.

This project is to scale-up the existing weatherization program to achieve goal of one million homes per year through workforce education, increased maximum per home expenditure, raising of eligibility standard, increased funding for training programs, and expansion into U.S. territories. This project expects to weatherize over 525,000 homes requiring an significant increase in the weatherization network.

This project is to establish consortia of university and industry researchers to support increases in wind energy generation and goal of "20 percent wind energy by 2030." The project will also establish two to three consortia to focus on critical research and commercialization areas using grants.

This project is to increase in funding to existing Funding Opportunity Announcement to support goal of "20 percent wind by 2030." The grants for additional research in wind technology will enhance the reliability and performance of wind systems.

This project is to establish a facility for testing wind turbine drivetrains. Such a facility does not currently exist in the United States for testing the drivetrains needed for turbines rated between 5 and 15 MW.

This ARRA project supports accelerating completion of deactivation and decommissioning of excess contaminated facilities and completing waste and material cleanouts in a safe and cost effective manner to reduce risk.

This project will clean-up a variety of radiological contaminated facilities and structures, all a result of non-defense nuclear studies and projects performed at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL). Completion of this project supports DOE's major priority of legacy footprint reduction with the removal of radiologically contaminated graphite from the Brookhaven Graphite Research Reactor's pile, and the demolition of three structures originally constructed as part of the High Flux Beam Reactor complex.

ARRA funding will support a joint comprehensive radioactive site characterization in accordance with the Comprehensive, Environmental, Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA). This ARRA project and funding provides the resources for EPA to complete this required characterization survey.

This accelerated project scope will deactivate and demolish (D&D) nuclear facilities and contaminated sites. In addition, the operational footprint at the 586 square-mile Hanford Site will be reduced by 29 square miles by the end of fiscal year 2011. This project will accelerate reuse of the Hanford infrastructure for other energy missions and community reuse.

The overall goal of this project is to eliminate environmental threats to the Columbia River and reduce the overall footprint of the Hanford Site through remediation of groundwater. By the end of Fiscal year 2011, the project is designed to complete installation of groundwater remedies, to include the necessary well drilling activities in the River Corridor, and Central Plateau and decommissioning of the groundwater wells in the Central Plateau outer zone.

This accelerated project scope will deactivate and demolish (D&D) the K Area facilities while remediating potentially contaminated soil. Additionally, this project will accelerate clean up of areas of the Hanford Site located in the Columbia River Corridor to a condition suitable for preservation, conservation, recreational, and industrial uses. This project will also accelerate reuse of the Hanford infrastructure for other energy missions and community reuse.

This project supports the remediation of the Burial Ground 618-10 Trench in accordance to the 300-FF-2 Record of Decision. The burial ground is contains radioactive and hazardous constituents which are a risk to the Columbia River and is located adjacent to an operating nuclear power plant.

This project will accelerate retrieval and repackaging of transuranic (TRU) waste and solid waste while creating jobs for the existing locally available skilled workforce. Additionally, this project will accelerate clean up of areas of the Hanford Site located in the Central Plateau and Columbia River Corridor to a condition suitable for preservation, conservation, recreational, and industrial uses. This project will accelerate reuse of the Hanford infrastructure for other energy missions and community reuse.

This ARRA project will help support the completion of the construction of two planned and two new facilities for retrieval of targeted waste from the Subsurface Disposal Area at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL). This funding will allow for earlier completion of targeted waste retrievals per the Record of Decision Operable Unit 7-13/14 and the Agreement to Implement with the state of Idaho.

This project at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) will support the accelerated deactivation and decommissioning of nuclear and radiological facilities that no longer have a mission along with supporting facilities. The project will also accelerate the movement of spent fuel from wet storage to dry storage allowing for fuel consolidation resulting in accelerated footprint reduction and improved security position.

This project will support the treatment and shipment of 53 remote handled transuranic (TRU) waste containers and 192 containers of mixed low level waste from Idaho. It will also support the offsite shipment of contact handled mixed low level waste currently in the Idaho National Laboratory inventory by the end of FY 2009, and treat and ship offsite contact handled TRU waste from small sites.

This Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) project is expected to remove five large buildings and ancillary structures that comprise the most visible skyline upon entering Los Alamos. In addition, hundreds of feet of process contaminated waste lines will be deactivated and demolished (D&D), allowing for the remediation of a consolidated Solid Waste Management Unit associated with the industrial waste lines.

This Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) project is planned to 1) characterize the types and quantities of waste contained in historical disposal trenches; 2) remove, and properly dispose of all waste material buried in disposal trenches; 3) collect and analyze soil and rock for residual contamination along the perimeter after the contents of the disposal cells have been removed; and 4) meet the a consent order milestone with the delivery of the Investigation Completion Report by December 31, 2010.

This project is designed to deactivate and demolish the main Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Tritium Systems Test Assembly building and four ancillary structures, several hundred feet of process contaminated waste lines, and any associated soil contamination to allow more cost effective Consent Order investigations and cleanup. When completed, these lands will be available for potential reuse.

The Savannah River Office will use Recovery Act funds to accelerate the refurbishment of existing infrastructure and systems, and provide new infrastructure to transfer and treat radioactive liquid waste from aging underground tanks. Transferring and treating the waste reduces environmental risk posed by these aging tanks. Replacement of the some of the existing infrastructure and SWPF Feed/Product Delivery activities was originally scheduled to take place in 2011-2013; whereas most of the infrastructure repairs were planned in the out years.

The scope of the Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project is to relocate 16 million tons of uranium mill tailings at the former uranium-ore processing facility near Moab, Utah by rail to an engineered disposal cell 30 miles north at Crescent Junction, Utah. The current base project is scheduled for completion in 2028, this accelerated ARRA work scope reduces the project completion date by three years to 2025. The proposed project for ARRA funding will increase the quantity of mill tailings relocated by the end of fiscal year 2011 by 2 million tons by using an additional 12 rail cars per day to transport the tailings.

This project remediates wastes being released into the environment during operation of the Mound Plant from 1940 through 1994. The purpose is to safely remove as much residual contamination as possible within the funding profile leaving the Mound Operable Unit 1 area in a more viable configuration for industrial reuse.

The Environmental Management objective on the Nevada Test Site (NTS) includes assessing the degree of contamination of support facilities, soils, and groundwater resulting from the historic nuclear weapons testing program, and performing corrective actions required by federal and state regulations. ARRA funding of this project will accelerate remediation of soil and groundwater contamination and accelerate demolition of excess facilities.

This ARRA project will deactivate and demolish (D&D) surplus contaminated facilities and remediate contaminated soil at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The Oak Ridge National Laboratory footprint will be reduced by 63,000 square feet, releasing valuable real estate for modernization of the Central Campus. In addition, 7 acres of solid waste burial grounds will be capped and 320 cubic meters of contaminated soils will be removed and disposed.

This ARRA project takes the Transuranic (TRU) Waste Processing Center from a single contact-handled (CH) and remote-handled (RH) operating shift to multiple CH and RH operating shifts. This project will accelerate CH TRU and RH TRU debris processing, completing the total inventory one year earlier than planned.

This ARRA project will render the highest risk excess facility at Y-12 (Alpha-5) ready for decontamination and demolition (D&D) by removing all legacy material; remediating the most significant source of mercury contamination to surface water at Y-12; and demolishing five dilapidated, contaminated buildings. The Y-12 footprint will also be reduced by 150,000 square feet.

This project will demolish surplus contaminated facilities and remediate contaminated soil at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The Oak Ridge National Laboratory footprint will be reduced by 63,000 square feet, releasing valuable real estate. The project will also: 1) complete demolition and disposition of surplus facilities at ORNL and 2) complete legacy material removal and disposition from four buildings in the ORNL Central Campus and Building 2026 Complex.

This ARRA Project will prepare the K-27 Uranium Enrichment (EU) Facility for deactivation and demolition (D&D). The K-27 Building consists of nine building units occupying a 383,000 square foot "footprint" with over 1.1 million square feet of total floor area. This work includes removal, segmentation, and mining of all high risk equipment and piping; abatement of hazardous material as necessary for removal of high risk components; and the management and disposition of wastes generated from the project.

This ARRA-funded investment by the Office of River Protection (ORP) will upgrade the tank farm and support facility infrastructure required to provide the tank waste feed from the tank farms, to the Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant, which begins hot operations in FY2019. This project accelerates completion of existing environmental protection and site cleanup goal of immobilizing high-level waste at the Hanford Site which eliminates environmental threats to the Columbia River.

Investment in this project will accelerate the complete demolition of three facilities at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, two large chemical processing facilities and one contaminated metals smelting facility. Accelerating the deactivation and demolition of these facilities will allow that funding to be used for acceleration of other cleanup activities such as groundwater, soils, surface water, and burial grounds. The total contaminated footprint reduction at the Paducah plant is approximately seven acres as a result of completing this work.

Investment in this project at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant will accelerate the complete demolition of three surplus building complexes (12 individual buildings), remediation of 65 acres of contaminated soil, and disposition of excess uranium material.

ARRA funding for Program Direction is to ensure sufficient management and oversight for the Environmental Management (EM) ARRA defense (Def) work. ARRA Site Reps and Senior Technical Advisors will continuously monitor and report on the project's quality, make recommendations on corrective actions, and provide continuous on-site presence for the EM ARRA Projects. Additionally, contractor support will be utilized to assist in developing definitions and templates for collecting data; finalizing milestone schedules, project operating plans and recovery project plans; assessing traceability/auditability of performance metrics. The project includes modification of EM's project management system to meet unique ARRA reporting requirements, add auditing functionality, and interface with the department's iPortal system.

This project is to perform site characterization studies for a minimum of 10 sites for the economical storage of CO2.

ARRA funding for Program Direction is to ensure sufficient management and oversight for the Environmental Management (EM) ARRA non-defense (Non-Def) work. ARRA Site Reps and Senior Technical Advisors will continuously monitor and report on the project's quality, make recommendations on corrective actions, and provide continuous on-site presence for the EM ARRA Projects. Additionally, contractor support will be utilized to assist in developing definitions and templates for collecting data; finalizing milestone schedules, project operating plans and recovery project plans; assessing traceability/auditability of performance metrics. The project includes modification of EM's project management system to meet unique ARRA reporting requirements, add auditing functionality, and interface with the department's iPortal system.

ARRA funding for Program Direction is to ensure sufficient management and oversight for the Environmental Management (EM) uranium enrichment (UE) deactivation and demolition (D&D) work. ARRA Site Reps and Senior Technical Advisors will continuously monitor and report on the project's quality, make recommendations on corrective actions, and provide continuous on-site presence for the EM ARRA Projects. Additionally, contractor support will be utilized to assist in developing definitions and templates for collecting data; finalizing milestone schedules, project operating plans and recovery project plans; assessing traceability/auditability of performance metrics. The project includes modification of EM's project management system to meet unique ARRA reporting requirements, add auditing functionality, and interface with the department's iPortal system.

This Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) work scope includes the implementation of necessary long-term groundwater remediation remedies once plans are approved. This work also calls for the acceleration of groundwater remediation remedies at two different waste sites and will accelerate the excavation, transportation and disposal of contaminated soil at five or more sites (approximately 10 acres overall).

Funding for the Process Research Unit (SPRU) will be used to accelerate the North Field Land Area Remediation from FY 2012-2013 to FY 2009-2011. The project involves cleanup of legacy contamination resulting from historic weapons development activities. The 15 acres of land to be remediated comprises about 50 percent of the contaminated soil footprint and completes contaminated soil removal at SPRU.

This deactivation and demolition (D&D) project at the Savannah River Site (SRS) includes: 1) the complete closure of D Area, former site of Heavy Water Production Facilities; 2) the complete deactivation and decommissioning of D-Area Powerhouse and 30 support facilities; 3) the complete remediation of 11 waste units; 4) the complete closure of M Area, former reactor fuel manufacturing area; and 5) the complete remediation of 19 waste units.

By the end of fiscal year 2011, this project is designed to reduce the Savannah River Site (SRS) operational footprint by 25 percent (approximately 78 square miles) through deactivation and demolition (D&D) of Areas P and R. This ARRA will accelerate work scheduled in the SRS existing baseline.

This project at the Savannah River Site (SRS) will: 1) remove 3,000,000 gallons of contaminated water from in the C Reactor disassembly basin building; 2) remove more than 90 percent of the plutonium-238 source term from 235-F; 3) complete characterization of 4 A-Area waste units (approximately 18 acres); 4) complete remediation of waste units; and 5) decommission facilities, approximately 1,220,720 square feet.

By the end of fiscal year 2011, this project at the Savannah River Site (SRS) will reduce the solid waste footprint by 75 percent, including characterization and/or off-site disposal of the legacy transuranic (TRU) waste, and reconfigure/relocate/replace impacted systems that are required to support remaining site operations. This ARRA Project accelerates work, particularly the removal of the depleted uranium oxide drums from the F Area storage facilities.

The goal of this project is to eliminate the government's liability for environmental cleanup at sites that produced uranium (U) and thorium (Th) during the Cold War era for DOE and its predecessors. The funding provided by ARRA may enable to the licensees of these sites to accelerate the completion of cleanup programs and eliminate the environmental risks at these sites.

The West Valley Demonstration Project Act of 1980 directed DOE to demonstrate the solidification of high-level radioactive waste. This ARRA project supports accelerated cleanup of excess nuclear facilities and contaminated sites.

This Waste Isolation Pilot Project (WIPP) project will accelerate the characterization and disposition of already targeted transuranic (TRU) waste targeted and as a result, clean up legacy TRU waste from sites several years earlier than anticipated.

This project will support the continuation of an advanced coal gasification-based Carbon Capture and Storage project (i.e., modified original FutureGen) through final detailed design, construction, shakedown testing, start-up, full scale operations and CO2 storage, and post-injection site monitoring.

This project augments existing programs for the commercial demonstration of carbon sequestration or other beneficial reuse of CO2 from coal-based power plants.

This project is to create educational opportunities in carbon capture and storage at universities, colleges, and university affiliated research institutions.

This project funds competitive cooperative agreements for large-scale carbon capture and storage from industrial facilities and expansion of two existing projects.

ARRA funding for Program Direction is to support DOE/Fossil Energy (FE) programmatic implementation of ARRA funding. This funding will be utilized to obtain additional manpower to support the recovery efforts. Funding will also be utilized for overhead and administrative efforts in support of the additional manpower and the programmatic needs such as systems analysis associated with program/project management and the enhanced reporting requirements associated with ARRA.

This loan guarantee program supports all of the Secretary's priorities either directly or indirectly. The most likely candidates for the guarantees are companies in the renewable and electric transmission markets with commercial products that have been stymied by the on-going credit crisis.

The Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing (ATVM) Incentive Program was authorized by Section 136 of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, as amended. Section 136 provides for grants and loans to eligible automobile manufacturers and component suppliers for projects that reequip, expand, and establish manufacturing facilities in the United States to produce light-duty vehicles and components for such vehicles, which provide meaningful improvements in fuel economy performance beyond certain specified levels. Section 136 also provides that grants and loans may cover engineering integration costs associated with such projects.

A principal purpose of the ARRA portion of Title XVII loan guarantee program is to create a temporary program for rapid deployment of renewable energy and electric power transmission projects. The ARRA activities fit within the existing scope of the Loan Guarantee Program Office mission and support the overarching mission of the Department to help increase our national security. The most likely candidates for the loan guarantees are companies in the renewable and electric transmission markets with commercial products that have been stymied by the on-going credit crisis.

This project focuses on building regional energy assurance capability by enhancing inter and intra State coordination and cooperation during energy emergencies. This project funds states to update or develop State Energy Assurance Plans incorporating new energy portfolios such as wind, renewables, biofuels, etc. and cities to update or develop Energy Assurance Plans within the local areas. The two sets of funding will be used to hire or retrain staff to build in-house expertise in dealing with smart grid technologies, critical energy infrastructure interdependencies, and cyber-security.

As directed by ARRA, DOE will conduct a resource assessment and analysis of future demand and transmission requirements in the three regional interconnections in the United States. This initiative will develop or greatly expand resource assessments, strengthen interconnection-level transmission analysis and planning, provide additional support for integration of renewables into the grid, and ensure a more reliable and efficient electrical system.

This project supports the development and implementation of interoperable standards and framework to ensure effective and consistent application of Smart Grid technologies throughout their development and implementation. This effort supports the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 2007.

Program direction provided by these funds will develop the execution context, business processes, and enhanced infrastructure for the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (OE) execution of ARRA.

Create competitive, merit-based matching-funds grant program that will cover up to 50 percent of investments planned by electric utilities and other entities for the deployment of Smart Grid technology. This effort supports the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 2007.

This project is to solicit and fund projects through a competitive Funding Opportunity Announcement for large-scale Smart Grid demonstration projects. These projects will verify technology viability, quantify costs, and validate Smart Grid business models at scale so they can be replicated.

This project provides funds to be used by states and their Public Utility Commissions (PUCs) to hire staff to facilitate timely review of the expected large number of time-sensitive requests to approve electric utility expenditures undertaken as part of the Act.

As specified in ARRA, $100 million will support the training of a workforce to support a national, clean-energy smart grid. The focus will be to train workers such as linemen, installers and other trades and technicians in the electric power industry and develop energy curricula at the community college level (includes labor union and in-house utility apprentice programs). The initiative will also provide additional resources to support existing workforce development organizations.

this project advances the funding profile of the 12 GeV Continuous Electron Beam Facility (CEBAF) Upgrade construction project, thereby reducing the project risk project will decrease risk to the 12 GeV CEBAF Upgrade project by procuring hardware from manufacturers earlier than planned.

This project provides for research aimed at creating cost-effective, low power, exascale computers for science that will complement the work of the Institute for Algorithms and Architecture funded jointly with National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).

The Advanced Light Source (ALS) is a national user facility that provides intense ultraviolet and soft x-ray light for scientific and technological research. Funding will be used to accelerate construction and pre-purchase of materials.

The objective of this project is to accelerate by several years the commercialization of 100 Gigabit per second (Gbps) networking technologies by deploying a demonstration national network prototype and conducting research and development on an advanced network testbed facility. An advanced network, with 100 Gbps throughput capability, will revolutionize the way scientists communicate in their day-to-day work and could have transformational impacts on commercial network providers.

This project will fully fund major items of equipment (MIE) procurement and facility modifications necessary for two existing proposals, one for the Facilities for Accelerator Science and Experimental Test Beams (FACET) at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) and the other for the Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL). The goal of both BELLA and FACET is to accelerate charged particles over a much shorter distance and substantially reduce the size and cost of next generation accelerators.

This project is to provide funding for in-hand proposals that will advance accelerator and detector technologies for particle physics research.

ARRA funding for the Alcator C-Mod Facility Upgrade consists of radio frequency (RF) heating and current drive systems enhancements and several diagnostics systems improvements.

This project accelerates procurement of equipment for the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Climate Research Facility to provide scientifically important three-dimensional data on clouds, enhanced aerosol measurements, and enhanced surface flux information at the sites.

This project provides infrastructure to the DOE Bioenergy Research Centers (BRCs) to accelerate genome analysis and characterization of plant feedstocks, such as poplar and switchgrass, leading to improved identification of traits that facilitate conversion to carbon-neutral biofuels.

This project will provide funds for a one-time stimulus of research efforts in applied mathematics and in computer science to establish the computational foundation and the insight needed to advance the Department's mission across a wide range of areas, including developing novel, renewable and/or ecologically friendly energy sources, and developing smart grids. Focus is on applied mathematics and computational partnerships research in areas that directly impact the Department's energy mission, contributing to many of the mid- and long-term solutions identified in the President's Energy Plan, especially in the areas of diversifying our energy sources and developing the smart grid.

The project will upgrade the auxiliary heating systems, power systems, core and edge diagnostics at the DIII-D user facility, and support new short term postdoctoral research positions for the added diagnostic capability. The upgraded systems will significantly increase the scientific productivity, operational efficiency, and reliability of the experiments. The upgrades will provide major new tools to the fusion research community to control and understand fusion plasmas in conditions that are currently inaccessible.

Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRC's) will foster, encourage, and accelerate basic research to provide the basis for transformative energy technologies of the future. ARRA EFRCs will be lead by universities where the bulk of funding will be used to employ postdoctoral students, graduate students, and undergraduates.

This project is to create graduate, post-doctoral, and early career fellowship awards to stimulate research careers in energy, environmental, and climate change sciences.

This project supports operations of four DOE/Nuclear Physics (NP) National User Facilities (the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility, the Argonne Tandem Linear Accelerator System and the Holifield Radioactive Ion Beam Facility), as well as operations of the 88-Inch Cyclotron. Support will for enhanced agreements-in-principle (AIP).

This funding will allow the three major fusion facilities (DIII-D, C-Mod, and NSTX) to operate for an additional five weeks each in the FY 2009/FY 2010 time frame.

This project provides increased levels of operating hours at all isotope facilities so that the program can better respond to customer needs for critical isotopes important to the nation.

The recapitalization of the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory instrumentation will enable scientists to conduct fundamental, molecular-scale research with the most advanced tools to address a broad range of energy and environmental challenges.

The funding will be used to reduce the backlog of general plant projects (GPP) projects at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and allow the six highest priority projects to be done.

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Major items of equipment (MIE) provided by ARRA will enable prompt acquisition of the utilities and HVAC systems at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) external Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) Fundamental Neutron Physics Beamline building by procuring hardware from manufacturers earlier than planned, decreasing project risk.

This project revitalizes our laboratories by accelerating funding for non-line item capital improvements ($10 million or less) to facilities and infrastructure at multi-program laboratories. Facilities include Ames Laboratory (Ames), Argonne National Laboratory (ANL), Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), and the New Brunswick Laboratory (NBL). The general plant projects will address high-priority facility and infrastructure needs to improve mission readiness, including: building electrical upgrades, roofing, fire safety, space renovation, transformer replacements, electrical substations replacements, seismic upgrades, and new shop/office space.

ARRA funds will be used to procure and install equipment for the Matter in Extreme Conditions (MEC) instrument, including x-ray beam transport system, x-ray optics and diagnostics, vacuum chamber, short pulse laser, long pulse laser, diagnostics and control systems.

ARRA funding will provide for an upgrade to the existing Neutralized Drift Compression Experiment (NDCX-II) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to increase the energy on target by a factor of 100 for the Heavy Ion Fusion (HIF) and Warm Dense Matter (WDM) research communities.

This project provides for improvements in infrastructure for Innovative Confinement Concepts (ICC) experiments by upgrading diagnostics, heating systems, controls, power supplies and other experimental equipment on existing projects that will significantly improve their near-term chances of finding better ways to confine plasmas and to understand the properties of these plasmas.

ARRA funds will enable procurement of hardware and software systems, data handling and storage, networking, and data/output display equipment for the Integrated Assessment Research Program. The equipment will provide the tools that are required to: 1) develop open source, community based approaches to modeling 2) improve capacity to conduct inter-model comparisons and multi-model studies 3) improve capacity to enhance convergence of models and collaborations and 4) enhance transparency and accessibility for both data and models by the research community, their collaborators, and other user communities.

This project is to obtain a sequencing machine, consumable reagents, and associated data storage and compute clusters for sequencing and assembling reference plant feedstock genomes (capital equipment and operating funds) at the Joint Genome Institute (JGI) to provide the foundation for plant genome and metagenome sequencing research and development. The project will provide infrastructure that will accelerate the existing efforts in plant feedstock genomics for bioenergy applications.

This project is to provide a foundation for research and development efforts in systems biology by supporting the conceptual design and implementation planning necessary to develop the Systems Biology Knowledgebase.

This project allows the purchase and operation of computer hardware for the first principles calculations of the properties of nuclear matter, based on the theory of quarks and gluons (Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics), which enables realistic calculations that will be used to interpret the results of existing and future experiments.

This project will fund equipment upgrades for the Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment (INCITE) program at the Leadership Computing Facility (LCF) at Oak Ridge. ARRA funds will be used to replace the four-core AMD Barcelona processors with six-core AMD Istanbul processors.

This project is to fund improvements at DOE Light Sources, the nation's premier user facilities for x-ray scattering, spectroscopy, and imaging. Studies are carried out on nanoscale materials; hard and crystalline materials, including the structure of macromolecules; magnetic and soft materials, including polymers and ordered structures in liquids. These studies will lead scientists to an understanding of materials properties and allow them to control these properties to benefit our nation's energy future.

The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) scientific user facility will be the world's first x-ray free electron laser and promises to offer unprecedented new abilities to interrogate and control matter with x-rays when it becomes operational in 2009. ARRA funding will accelerate completion of this critical instrumentation project and make state-of-the-art capabilities available to LCLS users, including academia, research institutions, and industry, earlier than previously planned.

The increased research capabilities afforded by a long baseline neutrino experiment (LBNE) will enable a world-class program in neutrino physics. This effort will protect high-tech jobs in the U.S. companies that specialize in developing, manufacturing, delivering and servicing scientific equipment and computing hardware and software, and also create jobs in those industries and in the scientific community.

Magellan is a research and development effort to establish a nationwide scientific mid-range distributed computing and data analysis tested that will revolutionize the way scientists use computing in their day to day work. The project will provide for hardware procurements.

This project supports the administrative requirements of the Recovery Funds. Additional support will be provided to the field and HQ to assist in the procurement functions and reporting requirements.

The five DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers (NSRC) user facilities provide capabilities to fabricate, characterize, assemble, and integrate complex nanostructures. Funding will be used to replenish original equipment and acquire new tools (Argonne National Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratory/Los Alamos National Laboratory).

The National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) II is a major scientific user facility being constructed at Brookhaven National Laboratory to deliver x-rays with unprecedented intensity and brightness as probes for solving some of our most important energy challenges. Funding will be used to accelerate the execution of the civil construction and advance the procurements of Accelerator System Components.

This major items equipment (MIE) project fully funds the cooperative agreement with the University of Minnesota. At Fermilab, complete the final design, construct the integration prototype, and advance the production of extrusions to take advantage of the earlier completion of the building.

This project is to enhance and upgrade several key components of the National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX), one of the Nation's key centers for magnetic fusion energy research. The NSTX Research Enhancement/Upgrade Project will enable timely implementations of key, high priority NSTX facility and diagnostic upgrades that will result in significantly greater research productivity.

U.S. Nuclear Data Program (USNDP) coordinated through the National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) is a vital program that collects, evaluates, and disseminates nuclear physics data used for basic nuclear research, a broad spectrum of applied nuclear technologies, nuclear reactor design, and for security applications. This project is to facilitate the recruitment and training of nuclear data evaluators and compilers with the expectation of developing stable careers in this specialized field.

This project permits the development of understaffed and underfunded areas in nuclear physics with compelling scientific opportunities. ARRA funding will be used for initiatives in Applications of Nuclear Science and Technology, aimed at research and development activities in nuclear science that are relevant to applications important to the nation.

This project is for one-time enhancement of facility operations to upgrade and strengthen the technology backbone by which DOE enables public and scientific community access to the results of its R&D investment, including a redundant internet pathway and a live alternate processing site capable of handling the expected traffic and hosting of the Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) scientific dissemination services.

Major items of equipment (MIE) provided by ARRA will provide vertex tracking capabilities to PHENIX by adding two silicon endcaps which is important for both the heavy ion and spin programs. PHENIX VTX is a barrel of silicon pixel and strip detectors that will provide precision measurement of heavy quark production to study the thermalization process in the heavy ion collisions. The project is for the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL).

Major items of equipment (MIE) provided by ARRA will decrease project cost and schedule risks of the PHENIX VTX which is a barrel of silicon pixel and strip detectors that will provide precision measurement of heavy quark production to study the thermalization process in the heavy ion collisions. The project is for the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL).

ARRA funding will be used to fully fund two Plasma Science Centers (PSC) for their entire five year lifetime. The PSC program started in 2004 with the objective of establishing academic centers of excellence that will focus on fundamental issues of widely recognized importance to plasma science. The PSCs will be supported to perform plasma science research in areas of such wide scope and complexity that it would not be feasible for individual investigators or small groups to make progress, such as plasma turbulence, plasma computational algorithms and non-linear plasma physics.

These general plant projects (GPP) will provide resources to upgrade the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's 138KV switch gear, transformers, and associated circuit breakers.

Resources required over the FY2009-2010 period to support the implementation of ARRA.

This project is to provide research for the development of new and innovative isotope production methods, or improvements, for isotopes to be used in medical and scientific applications. ARRA funding will be used to fund proposals for research and development on alternative methods to produce and separate stable and radioactive isotopes needed for a wide variety of research and applications.

This project is to renew and improve technical infrastructure so that U.S. universities can remain competitive by developing future detector and accelerator technologies, and provide world-class training for the next generation of experimental scientists. The universities participate in the Hispanic Employment Plan (HEP).

This project supports Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. DOE strives to maintain a strong and appropriately balanced core research program by supporting R&D at universities, the DOE national laboratories, and small businesses; and America's small businesses continue to make valuable contributions to advancing the Department's missions.

This project will accelerate the Science Laboratories Infrastructure (SLI) initiative to revitalize laboratory infrastructure that includes 35 projects across all ten science laboratories to be completed in the next ten years. Projects to receive accelerated funding include construction of a new materials and chemical sciences research facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory; renovation of laboratory space at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; construction of a new interdisciplinary science building at Brookhaven National Laboratory; and demolition of the aging Bevatron complex at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory that will provide buildable space at the laboratory for future program needs.

This project fully funds the development of required Superconducting Radio Frequency (SRF) infrastructure at Fermilab and develop U.S. industrial SRF capability.

The following high priority general plant projects will be pursued at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (TJNAF): Experimental Staging Facility, Expand General Purpose Building, End Station Refrigerator Building and Utilities, Test Lab Serviced Transformer Upgrade, and Roads and Parking Improvements (partial).

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