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The Surge Funding Proposal aims to utilize $806 million from the Strategic Investment and Improvement Fund (SIIF) to support various counties, cities, hub cities, schools, and political subdivisions in North Dakota. The allocation includes $300 million for big ten counties, $166 million for cities in these counties, $140 million for hub cities, $35 million for schools in designated counties, and $165 million for non-big ten political subdivisions. This comprehensive funding package targets key areas for development and improvement within the state.
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NORTH DAKOTA ASSOCIATION OFCOUNTIES
SURGE FUNDING PROPOSAL
FUNDING SOURCE The Dollars for the Surge Funding would come from the Strategic Investment and Improvement Fund (SIIF) Projected Fund Balance June 30,2015 - $1,200 M (1.2 B) Surge Funding Proposal would use $806 M
BIG TEN COUNTIES Counties that collect $5 Million per year in Gross Production Tax. $300 Million
CITIES IN BIG TEN COUNTIES Population of 50 or more. $166 Million
HUB CITES Williston, Dickinson and Minot $140 Million
SCHOOLS IN BIG TEN COUNTIES 1.75 M per school per year missed in last sessions HB 1358. 10 counties x 1.75 M x 2 years = 35 M $35 Million
NON-BIG TEN POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS Bakken Boundary Cities $20.0 M Counties (43) 127.6 M Townships 17.4 M Total 165.0 M $165.0 Million
Summary 10 Counties that collect $5 million per year in Gross Production Tax $300 M Cities in the 10 Counties that collect $5 million per year in Gross Production Tax $166 M Hub Cities Williston, Dickinson and Minot $140 M Schools in counties that collect $5 million per year in Gross Production Tax thatmissed the 1.75 M per year in HB 1358 $ 35 M Non-Big Ten Bakken Boundary Cities 20.0 M Non-Big Ten Oil Producing Counties 127.6 M Non-Big Ten Oil Producing Townships 17.4 MTotal Non-Big Ten 165.0 M $165 MTotal Surge Funding Package $806 M