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Congress has repealed the requirement for recipients to report on their ARRA awards ‪#‎ARRAwards‬ so January 2014 was the last reporting period. All the data is posted on Recovery.gov. http://1.usa.gov/1nPyR0i

We did it before and we’re preparing to do it again. Recovery.gov allowed citizens to track the over $800B in stimulus funds to see exactly where that money went. Join us as we begin to ‪#‎trackthemoney‬ again. Over $60B in federal funds have been provided to assist victims of Hurricane Sandy and we’re going to help you see how that money is being used. Stay tuned.

Looking for information on a specific company that received ‪#‎ARRA‬ money? Look them up with the Recipient Profile Search: http://1.usa.gov/1bwUg79

See the most recent list of those who received ARRA funding yet failed to report on how they used it. http://1.usa.gov/187TX3y

Prime recipients of ‪#‎ARRA‬ awards have reported on the status of their contract, grant, & loan awards for the 17th time: http://1.usa.gov/1eiporb

Looking for ‪#‎ARRA‬ data? This is a great place to start: http://1.usa.gov/hWfx5P

Watch Live Now - Senate subcommittee hearing "One Year Later: Examining the Ongoing Recovery from Hurricane Sandy." Recovery Board Chair, Kathleen Tighe, is among those who will testify. http://1.usa.gov/1aF5fwp

$73 million in ‪#‎ARRA‬ funds helped construct two "Warrior in Transition Barracks" - one at Fort Bliss, Texas, the other at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The complexes house soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines who no longer require hospital care but still need a healing environment. Their families are also be able to live with them. Read more about this project: http://1.usa.gov/dthG0g

Several cemeteries received ‪#‎ARRA‬ funds to help restore, raise, and realign headstones: http://1.usa.gov/9Ah02Z

It may be Halloween, but don't be afraid to report allegations of ‪#‎ARRA‬ fraud, waste, and abuse. It's easy! http://1.usa.gov/bWQc7r

Hurricane ‪#‎Sandy‬ One Year Later: See where Hurricane Sandy relief money has gone. Select a state or county, then click on each dot to learn more about specific awards. http://1.usa.gov/ZY2Hyc

How much in ARRA funding went to individual tax credits? $131.8B See ARRA data broken down by funding category: http://1.usa.gov/knzuV8

Did you know? Inspectors General review their agencies' management of Recovery Funds and issue reports on the results. You can find the latest reports here: http://1.usa.gov/H00Mrd

In Colorado, infrastructure ($1.4B) and education ($1.2B) projects received the most ARRA funding. Top three Colorado cities to receive funding - Denver, Boulder, and Golden. More Colorado ARRA stats: http://1.usa.gov/19OQnW3

ARRA recipients with open awards will continue to report until further notice. The next reporting period begins at 12:01AM October 1 and extends through to 11:59 P.M. on October 14, 2013. More information about October 2013 reporting - http://1.usa.gov/aPvmM

In Louisiana, education ($1.2B) and infrastructure ($622.7M) projects received the most ARRA funding. More Louisiana ARRA stats: http://1.usa.gov/1h8toKe

Love data? So do we! You can download agency and recipient reported ARRA data here: http://1.usa.gov/3oDmyD

The $1 billion DFW Connector Project was designed to help drivers navigate better and avoid congestion as they travel to and around the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The project received $260 million in ARRA funds and was the largest highway investment from the Recovery Act. According to Texas DOT, the project created more than 500 jobs and was finished 9 months ahead of schedule. Read more about the recently opened DFW Connector: http://1.usa.gov/18vhUku

In late August, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced completion of the 500th Recovery Act water project. The Arkansas water treatment plant received $62 million in USDA Recovery Act funds to construct 120 miles of water pipeline, nine pumping stations and six elevated water tanks. The plant will serve 20,000 residents: http://1.usa.gov/18PJjKd

Happening now - The Data Transparency 2013 live webcast. Tune in online: http://www.datatransparency2013.com/ ‪#‎opendata2013‬