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Description:this Action Approves an Award in the Amount of $295,098 to Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services for the Purpose of Providing Radon Risk Reduction That Will Result in Increased Radon Testing, Mitigation, and Radon Resistant New Construction.activities:the Recipient Will Implement a State Radon Program Designed to Support Radon Related Projects in Homes, Schools, and Other Buildings, Including 1) Designing Public Information Outreach, Education; 2) Providing Training and Technical Support; 3) Demonstration of Radon Mitigation Methods and Technologies; and 4) Expanding Radon Testing, Mitigation, and Data Collection in New and Existing Structures.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include Increased Radon Testing and Awareness Throughout the Community, With a Focus on Awareness by Working With Medical Professionals, Schools, Childcare Providers, Real Estate Transactions, and Home Construction Professionals. the Expected Outcomes Include a Broadened Awareness of Risk Related to Radon, Expanded Access to Radon Services, and Advanced Radon Risk Reduction Through Housing Finance and Building Codes. the Intended Beneficiaries of This Program Include State and Tribal Residents Who Will Have Decreased Exposure to Radon and Decreased Risk of Lung Cancer.
Committed
$806,142
Paid out
$466.2K
58%
Committed, not yet paid
$339.9K
42%
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