Two new maps show the states and communities where Recovery money is being spent. Investments by Recipient details the projects funded through contracts, grants and loans in specific cities around the country, while Investments by State displays the Recovery funds that agencies have allocated and paid out to your state.
The Nevada Division of Forestry has begun a $1.3 million Recovery-Act funded project in Lincoln County, creating 26 jobs and saving three. The project will reduce hazardous forest fuels through the removal of Pinyon and Juniper trees encroaching on Highway 93 and State Route 319.
By December 31, 2010, approximately 54 million one-time payments of $250 will have been made to persons who receive certain types of federal benefits. Have you received your check?
Thousands of public housing units for lower-income residents, including the elderly and disabled, will be developed and modernized as a result of approximately $1 billion in grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Most of the grant money will be devoted to making the units more energy efficient, thus decreasing utility costs to the residents.
In Fiscal Year 2009, almost two-thirds of Recovery Act funding to states and localities will be in the health field; by FY 2012, the major portion of funding will shift to long-term economic growth opportunities in transportation, energy, and community development.
Two new maps show the states and communities where Recovery money is being spent. Investments by Recipient details the projects funded through contracts, grants and loans in specific cities around the country, while Investments by State displays the Recovery funds that agencies have allocated and paid out to your state.
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Accountability and Transparency
Link to Inspectors General pages: Findings, Status Reports, Recovery Plans, Testimony; and Government Accountability Office Findings.
Agency Sites and Information
Track agency progress with Financial and Activity Reports and Funding Notifications Reports, read the Agency Recovery Plans, and visit Agency Recovery Sites.
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What's New at Recovery.govNew and Enhanced Maps The Recovery Board is introducing a new mapping capacity that will give the American people a road map on stimulus spending. For users' convenience, we have placed our maps on a single landing page. In the coming months, you will see state-of-the art mapping technologies allowing for even better tracking of spending. For now, use our enhanced State Map to track how much your state is receiving in stimulus funds. And take a look at our new Recipient Map detailing major awards to companies in your communities. Click here for Maps And, now you can access all the data behind the Investments for Recipient map by downloading an XML Feed or a KML File. In the first of a series of online reports, the Chairman of the Recovery Board talks directly to the American public. The Board The Mission, Members, Powers and Functions, Minutes and Testimony Recipient Reporting Download the How-to-Report Webinars, the Data Dictionary that describes the elements that recipients will report on October 1-10, and the Office of Management and Budget Guidance. The templates that will be used to submit data will be available as soon as testing is completed.  |
Timeline- Upcoming Milestones
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Reporting the Progress Financial and Activity Reports NotesWeekly Distribution of Funds (Click on chart for more details) |
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