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  • ARRA JOBS Data

    State agencies who are prime recipients are required under Section 1512 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) to report jobs data. OERR developed a jobs data collection tool for state agencies to use to collect jobs data from prime recipients, sub-recipients, and vendors in accordance with the Act. For additional jobs data click here »

  • CONSTRUCTION Boost

    The state Department of Transportation is getting $137 million under the stimulus program and intends to spend it on 54 road and bridge projects scattered across the state. By the end of June, DOT spokesman Charles St. Martin said, 28 were under construction, employing 239 persons. The DOT hired another 89 to supervise the projects. Overall, the DOT expects the projects will employ 1,635. Read the article »

  • FINANCIAL Data

    Each Friday the Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment will present ARRA financial data including information on budget authorization, expenditures, encumbrances, and available balance as recorded in RIFANS, the state's financial system.

    Check back often as new reports will be posted over the coming weeks and months. View department or agency ARRA financial information »

  • FINANCIAL Data

    Each Friday the Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment will present ARRA financial data including information on budget authorization, expenditures, encumbrances, and available balance as recorded in RIFANS, the state's financial system.

    Check back often as new reports will be posted over the coming weeks and months. View department or agency ARRA financial information »

Transportation Project Map

Transportation Project Map

OERR has posted an interactive map that shows ARRA funded Department of Transportation projects. By clicking on a project pinpoint on the map you will see project details including: project name and description, estimated cost, project status, start and end date, information on completion of project, and the contractor. View the Department of Transportation project map »

ARRA Sub-Recipient Information

January Reporting to www.federalreporting.gov - The Rhode Island Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment (OERR) has adopted a delegated model for 1512 reporting. This means that prime recipients and sub-recipients will be responsible for reporting the required 1512 data elements directly to www.federalreporting.gov . Click here for more information »

Download the NEW Jobs Data Collection Excel Template with tabs for the next two quarters.

Funding Opportunities

The Office of Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Enhanced Funding Opportunities Section - you can now search for American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding opportunities by federal agency or eligible entity, or browse all of the ARRA funding opportunities. View the Funding Opportunities Section »

ARRA Programs

ARRA will provide funding for more than 100 different programs over the life of the Act. Rhode Island state government is responsible for implementing only a portion of these programs. The balance of the funding is available to entities such as cities and towns, non-profits, or other entities.

Message from the Governor

Governor Carcieri, State of Rhode Island

Governor Carcieri, State of Rhode Island

On February 17, 2009, President Barack Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 which is designed to jumpstart the economy, create and protect jobs, and invest in key priorities.

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act presents enormous opportunities for Rhode Island to move forward. As Governor, I want to take full advantage of the opportunities while being a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars. I am working closely with the General Assembly, our Congressional delegation, and our cities and towns to maximize the federal stimulus dollars available to Rhode Island, and to get our economy moving again.

Donald L. Carcieri

Governor Donald L. Carcieri
State of Rhode Island

www.Governor.ri.gov

recovery.gov

Visit the Federal Government Recovery Web site.

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