Utah's Recovery and Reinvestment Site

Governor Herbert Launches New Recovery Act Website

Utah’s newly revised website will allow Utahns to be even more informed about the receipt and use of Recovery Act funding awarded to state agencies Read More

USTAR: Driving Innovation Statewide

The Utah Science Technology and Research initiative (USTAR) is slated to receive $33 million through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) for use in fiscal years 2010 and 2011. Read more

Utah Weatherization ARRA Program Activities

Utah is the first state to complete weatherized homes under the Recovery Act. As of July 31st, Utah completed 46 ARRA projects with 481 more in progress. Read More

UDOT Builds Replacement Bridge in St George

The 220 ft. long replacement of the Valley View Bridge will feature five traffic lanes, trail and bike paths, decorative lighting, and a pedestrian sidewalk. Read more.

Want to Know Where Your Tax Dollars are Going?

The map tracker loosely depicts Recovery Act spending of State agencies and their sub-recipients geographically by county Read more

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Utah's Commitment

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) was passed in February 2009 with the intent to stimulate the economy through strategic and significant investment. Early projections estimate Utah will receive up to $1.6 billion in direct funding. Utah is committed to responsible, accountable, and transparent distribution and use of these funds.

recovery.utah.gov

We hope you find this website helpful and informative. As you explore Utah’s use of Recovery Act funding, you will find (1) a map depicting the general geographic distribution of Utah state agency spending, (2) a link to transparent.utah.gov, allowing the public to review transaction-level details on the use of Recovery Act funding awarded to Utah state agencies, (3) an economic dashboard reporting Utah’s key economic indicators, and (4) a link to summary information on every grant awarded to Utah state agencies, among other informative resources.