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Fraud, Waste and Abuse
Report misuse of Recovery funds to Inspectors General Hotlines and find Whistleblower Information.


State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Information
Link to State Recovery Sites and Tribal News to learn about recovery progress in your area.
Agency Sites and Information
USA Map Click on map to see state-by-state Recovery Act spending and recipients of Recovery funding.
Maps
These maps represent a combination of enhanced, new, and already existing maps and are the first steps toward a more detailed mapping and graphics section that the Recovery Board is developing. Click on each map for all the information.

Investments by State

Investments by State

This map displays the following: a state-by-state overview of what federal agencies have announced they intend to give to each state; the amount each state now has available from federal agencies; and the amount each agency has already paid out.

Estimated Job Effect

Estimtaed Job Effect

Shortly after the passage of the Recovery Act, the Congressional Budget Office projected the impact of the law on job creation.

Investments by Recipient

Investments by Recipient

Who received Recovery Act money and what are the resulting projects? This map answers both those questions, displaying the names of the recipients and the locations of the projects.

State Recovery Sites

State Recovery Sites

Every state has a web site devoted to its Recovery efforts. Use this map to visit your state’s site.

Download Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDF files located on this site.
How to Download a PDF ?Clicking on the PDF icon opens a dialog box in your browser that will ask you where you want to save the file. The speed of downloading will depend on your modem speed, internet traffic and your internet provider. Once you have saved the file, you can read and print documents using Adobe Acrobat software. If you do not have this software, a copy of Acrobat Reader or Exchange is required.

Adobe Reader software is available at no charge in various languages as well as operating systems including: Windows XP and Vista, Macintosh, and UNIX. Documentation for installation and operating requirements of Acrobat is included with the software.

Once the software is installed, view the PDF file by opening it in Acrobat Reader.

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