TRANSPORTATION
$416 million
Local bridges: $225 million
Local roads: $30 million
I-35W toll lane/congestion relief: $55 million
Central Corridor: $70 million
HIGHER EDUCATION
$258 million
MnSCU: $128.7 million
U of M: $129.3 million
ENVIRONMENT
$175 million
Clean water projects: $46 million
Wetlands: $30 million
Washington Co. landfill cleanup: $15 million
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
$96 million
Local SEED matching grants: $50 million
Duluth convention center: $40 million
STATE BUILDINGS
$68 million
Transportation building: $18 million
Capitol: $15.4 million
Veterans' Home: $35 million
PRISONS
$32 million
Faribault expansion: $16.3 million
Maintenance: $15 million
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