Recovery Act

On February 17, 2009 President Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). In response, the Manager's Office organized a team of staff members across several county departments whose purpose was to identify Recovery Act grant opportunities that matched the needs of the county and once approved by the Board, submit applications to seek funding.

Here is an update of those efforts:

	Award	Revenue
Description	Amount	FY2010	FY2011*
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
ARRA - Subsidized Employment	$3,526,510	$257,234	$1,432,253
ARRA - CCDF Block Grant	10,986,223	10,986,223	-
ARRA - TANF Job Boost	382,800	-	1,565
U.S. Department of Agriculture
ARRA - Food & Nutrition Services	75,660	475,660	-
ARRA - Elderly Nutrition	84,520	170,575	13,945
U.S. Department of Education
ARRA - Developmental Evaluation Center	73,013	426,412	332,713
U.S. Department of Justice
ARRA - Law Enforcement Initiatives	1,066,848	919,646	35,377
ARRA - OVW Transitional Housing & Support Svc.	43,374	43,374	-
ARRA - Byrne JAG Recovery Project	62,550	52,601	366,853
ARRA Gang of One Prevention and Intervention Program	567,985	113,597	9,540
ARRA - Gang of One	62,684	-	5,745
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
ARRA National Clean Diesel Funding	1,116,600	313,432	293,574
ARRA Solar Water Heating Initiative	649,500	-	22,094
U.S. Department of the Interior
ARRA - Four Mile Creek Greenway	50,000	150,000	-
U.S. Department of Transportation
ARRA - Toby Creek Greenway	1,250,000	185,291	765,007
ARRA West Branch Rocky River Greenway	1,100,000	65,178	271,314
ARRA Torrence Creek Wastewater/Storm Water	2,576,000	903,384	1,341,041
ARRA - Equipment Grant	51,000	-	-
Total Grants	$26,225,267	$15,062,607	$4,891,021

*Note: This is data through January 31, 2011 and includes accrued revenues based on actual expenditures (encumbrances excluded).
FY2010 data is per the Single Audit Report. FY2011 data is per the General Ledger.

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