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# of Jobs
Created/Retained |
Description
of Jobs
Created/Retained |
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0.06 |
This project has not yet been started due to contract negotiations with the subrecipient. However, this project is 14% of the Nevada Department of Agriculture's total ARRA awards. As such, 14% of the 0.47 jobs created for the State coordinator is attributed to this project using these funds. The State Coordinator was hired on August 20, 2009. The Coordinator has secured or partially secured contracts with all subrecipients (except this agreement which is in progress), has been meeting with the State Controllers Office and the State Stimulus Czars office through meetings and conference calls and has been monitoring the budgets, reporting and progress for all stimulus projects awarded through the Nevada Department of Agriculture. |
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0.48 |
Currently 1 fulltime employee was retained with ARRA funding: The total amount of time the Park Planner spent on ARRA during the 3rd quarter was 112.25 hours, which is .15 of total hours: Arrowcreek/Skinner PID0709-08 Total Hours 16.5 Belli PID0709-06 Total Hours 16.5 Hawken PID0709-03 Total Hours 16.5 Martis PID0709-09 Total Hours 16.5 Peavine PID0709-04 Total Hours 16.5 Red Rock/Rancho Haven PID0709-07 Total Hours 16.5 Washoe Fuels PID0709-05 13.25 Hours. This employees hours would have been reduced or eliminated without the ARRA funding available. One additional full time position was created in August, 2009 with the Nevada Department of Agriculture to manage the three ARRA awards received by the Nevada Department of Agriculture for an FTE of .46 this quarter. However, 73% of the FTE and Funds available are associated with this award making the FTE associated with this award for the NV Dept of Agriculutre .34 FTE. |
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1.47 |
For the period of May 1, 2009 to September 30, 2009, CWSD employed 23 workers through an Employment Agency to spray, cut, and bag noxious weeds throughout the Carson River Watershed. CWSD also employed four area coordinators who worked only a few hours a week to coordinate where the field crews would work. CWSD also employed two people for one day to clear large areas of decadent Perennial Pepperweed. All this work began in September. |
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