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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009

Implementing the ARRA (Recovery Act)

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009 (ARRA) is designed to inject money quickly into the economy by using pre-existing programs, criteria, and funding methods. Money will be distributed directly to federal agencies, states, and local governments using pre-existing funding formulas. Other funds will be made available through federal agencies via a competitive application process.

The City of Dallas will benefit from the formula funds already allocated, in the amount of $86.8 million, through direct funding of City of Dallas programs and through projects within Dallas funded through other agencies. Additionally, the City of Dallas has submitted applications requesting over $447 million in competitive grant funding.  ARRA funding is available for a wide-range of projects including infrastructure improvements, energy efficiency, law enforcement, and housing. 

To learn more about City of Dallas projects, click on the tabs below:

	Allocation: $17,627,217 The City of Dallas has received ARRA formula and competitive funding to support public safety efforts citywide. More Information			Allocation: $22,917,414 The City of Dallas received ARRA formula and competitive funding to provide weatherization and minor repair assistance... More information
	Allocation: $7,977,673 The City of Dallas has received ARRA formula and competitive funding to prevent homelessness and to assist in rapidly re-housing... More information			Allocation: $4,700,469 The City of Dallas received ARRA formula funds to support upgrades and repairs at facilities such as the Martin Luther King Jr. Center... More information
	Allocation: $76,805,968 The City of Dallas will benefit from $46,745,968 in roadway projects through ARRA funds provided directly to the TxDOT... More information