05.07.2009: HHS announces $50 million in ARRA funds for Healthcare Associated Infection and Patient Safety Efforts
05.06.2009: Secretary Chu announces $786.5 million of ARRA funds to Accelerate Biofuels Research and Commercialization
05.05.2009: Ohio Receives Stimulus Funding for Food Programs
05.04.2009: Barbash Announces ARRA Home Weatherization Assistance Program Funding
05.04.2009: ODE Accepting Applications for ARRA Education Technology Grants
Ohio, like all other states, receives ARRA (Recovery Act) funds that are targeted for specific programs. If you would like to see if your project fits one of these programs, visit our new Funding Opportunities page. If you would like to submit your proposal for a State of Ohio program, please visit the State of Ohio funding opportunities page to determine if your project fits one of the state of Ohio ARRA programs.
Additional Recovery Act funds are administered by the federal government, local governments, and non-profit organizations. The new Funding Opportunities page contains more information about how to apply for Recovery Act funds from federal agencies, cities, and other agencies that administer ARRA funds.
The new Accountability page will report on Recovery Act spending by the State of Ohio and will include links to state agencies for more detailed reports. Also, the federal government website, Recovery.gov will provide comprehensive reports on Recovery Act spending in the near future.
This web site will continue to provide interested Ohioans with updates about how to access information about competitive funding opportunities from the federal government and local organizations.
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Dear Ohioans:
In the months since the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) was signed into law by President Barack Obama, we have learned more and more about how and when the ARRA resources will be distributed to Ohio. With many recent updates, we are making changes to this Web site to keep you better informed.
As funds are received in Ohio over the coming weeks and months, this Web site will include additional information about how, where and for what purposes the money is being spent. We will provide Ohioans with a transparent accounting of projects and programs that use ARRA resources, the amount of funds spent, and the number of jobs created and retained.
I am committed to ensuring that we invest ARRA dollars effectively and efficiently. Please check back for regular updates.
Sincerely,
Ted Strickland