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GRANT AWARDS UPDATE

A Report on Current and Potential Grant Awards

RECENT GRANT AWARDS

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT AWARDS

Cross Rhodes Spec Building: Two Recent Grant Awards

These grants were awarded by the South Carolina Coordinating Council for Economic Development – South Carolina Department of Commerce

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First grant was a LocateSC Fund Grant Award Amount: $205,999.96 The funds were used to pave the parking lot and also for other site improvements such as clearing, lighting, and signage. Work began in late 2017 and was completed in summer of 2018. Second grant was a Rural Infrastructure Grant Award Amount: $247,950 The funds were used to install 20,000 sq. ft. concrete flooring in order for tenant to occupy the building. Grant was awarded and work was completed summer

• f 2018.

RECREATION/QUALITY OF LIFE GRANT AWARDS

Bobcat Landing Water Recreation Grant Awards

Amount Awarded: $87,760 Awarded by: SCDNR Awarded In 2017 County will use a combination of this grant and "C" Funds for the project. County first had to obtain the land. SCDOT is planning on replacing the entrance to the landing as well as replacing the bridge. Once SCDOT has finalized their plans, the County will be able to firm up its plans for the landing. Trying to coordinate with the State to maximize both the amount of and the appearance of the facility.

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PARD GRANT AWARD

$40,000 Awarded by: SC Park and Recreation Development The funds will be used to support the development of the Veteran’s Memorial Trail. The Trail is arranged in seven plazas along an existing greenway and will be the focal point of the park. Each plaza will be dedicated to the branches of the U.S. Military. 5

Grant for Veteran’s Memorial Trail

KBCB/LITTER CONTROL

Keep SC Beautiful Grant Award

Amount Awarded – $8,240 Awarded by: Palmetto Pride Award date: 12/18/18 End date: 11/30/19 This grant will be used for the following:

• Travel Funds
• KBCB Promotional material
• KAB Registration Fee
• 10 Tarp It or Ticket signs
• Beautifications Projects

Adopt a Landing Grant Award

Amount Awarded – $4,220 Awarded by: Palmetto Pride Award date: 3/1/19 End date: 2 years This grant will be used for the following at the Edisto River Boat Landings:

• Informational Kiosk
• Monofilament Bins
• Cigarette Receptacles
• Anti-Litter Signage

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KBCB/LITTER CONTROL (cont.)

Litter Prevention Grant Award

Amount Awarded – $3,990 Awarded by: Palmetto Pride Award date: 12/18/18 End date: 11/30/19 This grant to be used for general litter enforcement supplies and materials.

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SOLID WASTE

General Recycling Grant Award

Amount Awarded - $25,000 Awarded by: SCDHEC Award date: 7/1/18 End date: 6/30/19 This was the maximum award and was used for waste container purchases and upgrades to sites.

Education Outreach Grant Award

Amount Awarded - $11,024 Awarded by: SCDHEC Award date: 7/1/18 End date: 6/30/19 This was a new grant for FY19. The purpose of the grant is to reduce food waste in the County, to provide County residents with education and low cost composters and recycling containers.

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SOLID WASTE (cont.)

Waste Tire Grant Award

Amount Awarded – $12,410 Amount Requested - $112,660 Awarded by: SCDHEC Award date: 7/1/18 End date: 6/30/19 This grant used for: Contractor costs for hauling and recycling waste tires Public Education- includes signs for LAD sites Professional Development of Staff

Used Oil Recycling Grant Award

Amount Awarded– $25,550 Amount Requested - $55,550 Awarded by: SCDHEC Award date: 7/1/18 End date: 6/30/19 This grant used for improvement to the County’s Used Oil Recycling Program including: Equipment - carport covers, concrete pads, oil containers. Contractor costs to haul off used oil. Public education such as signs, radio, & materials. Professional development of staff. FY18 Waste Tire Grant Award was $254,250. County used the funds to purchase this roll-

• ff truck, to also purchase containers and

to make other upgrades to its waste tire recycling program.

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AIRPORT

AIP Grant $142,259

Award date: 3/3/18 90% Paid by FAA = $128,033 5% Paid by State = $7,113 5% paid by Bamberg County = $7,113 This grant used for: Vegetation removal from pavement surface. Repair and replace asphaltic crack sealer. Apply slurry seal to asphalt surface. Remark all airfield pavement markings.

Two Airport Improvement Grant Awards Both Awarded by South Carolina Aeronautics Commission AIP Grant $71,604

This grant was awarded in March of 2018 4 Years To Complete the Work 90% Paid by FAA = $64,444 5% Paid by State = $3,580 5% Paid by Bamberg County = $3,580 The purpose of this grant was aviation easement

• bstruction identification and tree clearing.

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AIRPORT (cont.)

FAA Grant for FY20 FAA Grant for FY19

Amount Awarded – $150,000 90% FAA - $135,000 5% State - $7,500 5% County Match - $7,500 Awarded by: FAA Award date: Jan. 2019 End date: FY20 Amount Awarded – $150,000 90% FAA - $135,000 5% State - $7,500 5% County Match - $7,500 Awarded by: FAA Award date: Jan. 2019 End date: Oct. 2019 The purpose of this grant is to continue aviation easement

• bstruction and tree clearance

and to upgrade lighting.

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Before and After Sealing

LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE/PUBLIC SAFETY

DHEC Trauma Fund

Amount Awarded – $11,344 Awarded by: DHEC Award date: Oct 2018 End date: 6/30/19

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SECTION 1200 - TRAUMA CARE FUND

• 1202. Allocation of Fund

The Department may authorize and allocate the distribution of funds as directed by the General Assembly in the Appropriations Act to trauma centers, rehabilitation centers, physicians, Emergency Medical Services providers licensed by the Department, air ambulance providers licensed by the Department that always use certified paramedic on all flights and maintain a licensed South Carolina medical director on staff, Regional Trauma Councils, and Regional EMS Councils, and Regional EMS

• Councils. The Department, with the advice
• f the Trauma Advisory Council and its

subcommittees and/or workgroups, shall determine the priority of distributions after Department operating expenses, as well as distribution formula.

• 1201. Eligible Recipients of Fund

Trauma centers, rehabilitation centers, physicians, Emergency Medical Services providers licensed by the Department, Regional EMS Councils, Regional Trauma Councils, and the Division of EMS and Trauma are eligible to receive trauma care funds appropriated by the South Carolina General Assembly.

LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE/PUBLIC SAFETY (cont.)

Bullet Proof Vest Partnership

Bullet Proof Vests – $6,800 Awarded by: SCDOJ This award may be used for National Institute

• f Justice (NIJ) compliant armored vests
• rdered after April 1, 2018.

The Sheriff’s Department currently is scheduling a seller to come out.

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14 USDA Pumper Truck

Amount Awarded – $149,700 3 Grants- $50,000, $49,800, & $49,900 Awarded by: USDA Award date: 6/27/18 See Press Release on next slide for details.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE/PUBLIC SAFETY (cont.)

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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING GRANT AWARDS

Emergency Management Personnel $20,109 Contractual Expenditures $7,262

• $5,000 CODE RED – Alert System used

during emergencies to notify community.

• $2,262 Emergency Management Program

Equipment $18,942

• $ 3,712 audio/visual equipment
• $ 4,222 computer related equipment
• $ 11,008 security system at the EOC

Supplies $5,484

• $3,155 Emergency Management awareness

materials

• $2,329 Office supplies

Other $7,655

• $6,075 Pro-Pac- CERT material for the

program

• $1,580 Garage to park the CERT trailer -

Govan Fire Dept. Training/Travel $5,788 Total Used - $65,240

These grants are awarded by: S.C. Emergency Management Division (SCEMD) Applications are made available around June of each year and are awarded normally in August.

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2017 LEMPG

Amount Awarded – $66,584 Period of Performance is the next fiscal year: From July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018

Breakdown:

LEMPG (cont.)

Amount Awarded - $63,055 Award date: 8/22/18 Period of Performance is from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 This grant is used much the same manner that the 2017 was used

• for. For the first two quarters of FY18 the grant has been used for

the following items:

• Emergency Management Personnel $10,055
• CodeRed $5,000
• Vital Click EM Software $3,840
• Training and related travel expenses $2,923
• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) $6,291
• Office Supplies $1,474

Total received for first two quarters $29,583

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2018 LEMPG

The NHTSA requires that dispatchers use guide cards which are a set of pre-arrival instructions, referred to as EMDPRS, when answering medical emergency calls. The use of a standardized and medically approved EMDPRS makes giving medical information consistent and accurate. VitalClick, LLC is a software development company that created VitalClick EMD desktop application to improve the previously used paper-based EMDPRS.

UPCOMING/PENDING GRANT AWARDS

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RURAL UTILITY SERVICE

Grant is $3.0 M. with a $450,000 County Match Match is $450,000 which will be paid for through revenue bond from revenues of the system. Awarded by: Rural Utility Service (RUS), Community-Oriented Connectivity Broadband Grant Program. Submitted application in May 2018. 19

Hunters Chapel Community Connect Grant Award

COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT GRANT AWARD

Refurbish Water Tank at Airport $400,000 Awarded by: CDBG – Dept. of Commerce Grant application in process. 20

CONCLUSIONS

Questions? 21

TOTAL GRANT AWARDS

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FY17, FY18 & FY19 Year to Date Grant Awards $1,483,490 Upcoming/Pending Grant Awards $3,400,000