As reported by the Pioneer Press, the bill includes:
- $51 million to repair and replace roads and bridges.
- $38 million for other public infrastructure projects, including repairing local sewer and water systems, city and county buildings, municipal utilities and state and local parks.
- $35 million in grants and loans to small businesses.
- $16 million in low-interest and forgivable loans to individual homeowners.
- $1 million for property tax abatements for flooded homes and businesses.
- $584,000 to clean up and repair schools and provide aid to offset pupils who left school districts after the flood.
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