FY27 Community Project Funding

The Community Project Funding (CPF) process allows Members of Congress to direct spending to projects in their communities that are high priority and broadly supported. This ensures that the people’s federal representatives can target spending to where it is most needed, instead of leaving the decision entirely up to the federal bureaucracy.

For fiscal year 2027 (FY27), Members of the House of Representatives were permitted to submit a maximum of twenty (20) projects to the House Appropriations Committee for consideration. All projects were vetted and those that are selected will be overseen to make sure that taxpayer dollars are spent properly.

In order to be funded, each project must be included in appropriations legislation that is approved by both houses of Congress and signed into law by the President.

The full list of projects submitted by Congressman Miller is as follows:

Recipient: Wayne County Sheriff’s Office 
Project Title:WCSO Dash Cam Initiative 
Recipient Address: 201 W. North St., Wooster, OH 44691
Amount Requested: $355,684.80
Project Description: The funding would be used for the purchase of 34 dash cameras and 10 tasers to bring the department up to industry standards and community expectations. 

Recipient: Westshore Council of Governments 
Project Title: Westshore Enforcement Bureau (WEB) Vehicle Upgrade and Procurement
Recipient Address: 350 Dover Center Road, Bay Village, Ohio 44140 

Amount Requested: $511,000
Project description: The funding would replace four vehicles, including three averaging 22 years old and one 13-year-old vehicle, while adding three vehicles to WEB’s fleet to support regional law enforcement efficiency across six jurisdictions. 

Recipient: Cleveland Metroparks Police Department
Project Title: Cleveland Metroparks Police Vehicle Replacement
Recipient Address: 4600 Valley Parkway, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126
Amount Requested: $797,520
Short Description: The funding would be used to procure and outfit 10 mission-critical police vehicles, replacing an aging and unreliable fleet that is currently costly to maintain. 

Recipient: Dalton Police Department
Project Title: Body Worn Camera Upgrades
Recipient Address: 221 East Main Street, Dalton, Ohio 44618 

Amount Requested: $ 120,206.18
Short Description: The funding would be used to upgrade the police department’s body-worn camera system through the purchase of eleven body-worn cameras.

Recipient: City of Brook Park  

Project Title: Engle Road Improvement 

Recipient Address:  6161 Engle Road, Brook Park, OH 44142 

Amount Requested:  $12,000,000  

Project Description: The widening and realignment of Engle Road, between Snow Road and Brookpark Road. 

Recipient: City of Medina
Project Title:State Road Reconstruction, Phase 1
Recipient Address: 132 N. Elmwood Avenue, Medina, OH 44256 
Amount Requested: $1,667,800
Project Description: The funding would be used for the reconstruction of State Road, a major collector street in very poor condition. 

Recipient: City of North Olmsted
Project Title: Lorain & Columbia Intersection Safety and Development Initiative
Recipient Address: 5200 Dover Center Rd., North Olmsted, OH 44070
Amount Requested: $5,000,000
Short Description: The funding would be used for physical realignment and reconstruction of the intersection, including roadway realignment to a 75-degree configuration, pavement rehabilitation, drainage improvements, and the installation of upgraded traffic signals and control systems. 

Recipient: City of Wooster
Project Title: Burbank-Oldman-Winkler Roundabout
Recipient Address: 538 N. Market Street, Wooster, OH 44691
Amount Requested: $ 1,500,000
Project Description: The funding would be used for converting the signalized intersections of Burbank Rd and Winkler Dr and Burbank Rd and Oldman Rd into a single lane peanut-shaped roundabout. 

Recipient: City of Wadsworth
Project Title:Quadral Drive Reconstruction and Modernization 
Recipient Address: 120 Maple Street, Wadsworth, OH 44281 

Amount Requested: $2,000,000
Project Description: The funding would be used to reconstruct and modernize Quadral Drive, a primary industrial artery serving several major industrial and manufacturing businesses. 

Recipient: City of Fairview Park 

Project Title:  Police and Fire Stations Infrastructure Upgrade Project
Recipient Address: City of Fairview Park
Amount Requested: $4,000,000
Short Description: The funding would be used to improve the facilities that support first responders, by ensuring that the Police and Fire Departments have the infrastructure necessary to operate safely, efficiently, and effectively in service to the community. 

Recipient:  Ohio State University
Project Title:  Rural Workforce Development Learning Labs Project
Recipient Address: Apple Creek, OH 44606  

Amount Requested: $1,163,725 
Short Description: The funding would be used to support Ohio State’s Agriculture Technical Institute’s workforce program to strengthen the pipeline of qualified workers in rural areas. 

Recipient:  Chippewa Township
Project Title: Fire Station Improvements
Recipient Address: 4228 Galehouse Rd Doylestown, Ohio 44230  

Amount Requested: $3,000,000  

Short Description: The funding would be used to provide necessary fire station improvements critical to ensure the safe delivery of public safety services  

Recipient: City of Seven Hills  

Project Title:  Safety Upgrades Apparatus Upgrade 
Recipient Address: 7195 Broadview Road, Seven Hills, Ohio 44131 

Amount Requested: $700,000 

Short Description: The funding would be used for public safety upgrades needed as the current aging apparatus limits safety response time and reliability and is at the end of its service life. 

 Recipient: City of Westlake
Project Title: Marshfield Lake Dam Project 
Recipient Address: 31555 Detroit Rd, Westlake, Ohio 44145   

Amount Requested: $750,000.00  

Short Description: The funding would be used for remedial actions to prevent the downstream risks to public safety, infrastructure and natural resources. 

Recipient:City of North Olmsted
Project Title:  Wastewater Environmental Infrastructure Initiative 
Recipient Address:  5200 Dover Center Rd, North Olmsted, OH 44070-3129    
Amount Requested: $1,175,165   

Short Description: The funding would be used to remediate legacy infrastructure deficits that pose will improve public health and environmental safety in the area. 

Recipient: City of Brunswick 

Project Title:  Stormwater Management Improvements
Recipient Address: 4095 Center Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212  

Amount Requested: $1,218,000 
Short Description: The funding would be used to improve the stormwater drainage systems and provide flood mitigation for public safety.  

Recipient: City of Strongsville
Project Title:  Drake Road Watermain Replacement
Recipient Address:  791 West Smith Road, Medina, Ohio, 44256
Amount Requested: $1,000,000
Short Description: Funding would be used for the replacement of an aging public watermainvto protect against potential public safety hazards. 

Recipient:  Medina County, OH
Project Title:  Chippewa Wastewater Treatment Plant Replacement
Recipient Address: 791 West Smith Road, Medina, Ohio, 44256
Amount Requested: $4,000,000.00
Short Description: Funding is requested for necessary replacements within the Chippewa Wastewater Treatment Plant, a critical piece of public infrastructure to ensure reliable wastewater treatment in the area. 

Recipient:  Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District  

Project Title:  Baker Creek Restoration 

Recipient Address: 3900 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 44115 

Amount Requested: 1,000,000.  

Short Description: Funding would be used to remove remnants of a retention pond and restore this portion of Baker Creek to enhance water quality, enhance floodplain access and protection, and decrease the long-term burden of drainage assets along this stream corridor for the public safety in the Strongsville, Ohio region. 

Recipient: Wooster Community Hospital
Project Title:  Hospital CT Scanner Project
Recipient Address: 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH 44691 

Amount Requested: $1,750,000 
Short Description: Funding would be used to acquire a new CT Scanner to equip its Emergency Department for service the community and improve access to health services within the rural area.