American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Affordable housing made possible through American Recovery Act
Governor and Dep. Treasury Secretary highlight senior living center in Osawatomie

"The Recovery Act has been essential to our state, not only in terms of balancing the budget without demolishing essential state programs, but it's also been important to Kansans who are struggling to get through this national recession… Projects, like Woodland Hills, will help communities across Kansas and the country get back on the road to recovery."

-Governor Mark Parkinson

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Gov. Parkinson announces major highway project funded by Recovery Act
Construction of K-61 in McPherson County expected to create thousands of jobs

“Every major economic development project is tied to the quality of our roads. Whether it’s products being transported on our highways, or customers driving to an attraction, better roads make for a better economy. This project will create jobs in the short term while providing the infrastructure for long term economic growth.” – Governor Mark Parkinson

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Featured News

• Read the bill - American Recovery Act
• Lt. Governor Parkinson and KDOT announce Recovery Act projects.
• Help for Kansas Citizens
• Kansas receives American Recovery Act funds to improve drinking water infrastructure
• Kansas receives Recovery funding to reduce diesel emissions
• Approved Water Infrastructure Project - June 1, 2009 (pdf)
• Approved Water Infrastructure Projects as of June 11, 2009 (pdf)
• Approved Water Infrastructure Project as of June 12, 2009 (pdf)
• Approved Water Infrastructure Project as of July 2, 2009 (pdf)
• Approved Water Infrastructure Project as of July 7, 2009 (pdf)
• Approved Water Infrastructure Project as of July 27, 2009 (pdf)
• KDHE Receives $4 Million to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs - July 15
• Recovery Act protects more than 1,000 public safety jobs in Kansas - August 7, 2009

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