How Detroit’s ARPA funds are being spent

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$95 Million

Blight Remediation

Commercial demolition and rehab

$250 Million

City Services and Infrastructure

Budget shortfalls and IT investment

$45 Million

Digital Divide

Internet access & technology initiatives

Intergenerational Poverty 1

Home repairs

$7 Million

Intergenerational Poverty 2

Affordable housing/services

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$30 Million

Intergenerational Poverty 3

Homelessness prevention & Housing Stability

$30 Million

Matching Funds

Leverage public/private donations

$23 Million

Neighborhood Beautification

Vacant property/alley cleanouts

$15.5 Million

Neighborhood Investments 1

Block club and neighborhood grants

$35 Million

Neighborhood Investments 2

Community Health Corps and services

$30 Million

Neighborhood Investment 3

New or expanded recreation centers

$41 Million

Parks, Recreation and Culture

Outside recreation, arts & culture

$50 Million

Public Safety

Safety initiatives & facility improvements

$40 Million

Small Business

Landlord support & small business services

$826,675,290
total funds

Programmed funds are committed to specified projects, including those that have bids upcoming or bids in process.

In Development funds are designated for targeted purposes under Council Resolution, but not yet finalized.

ARPA funds must be obligated by December 31, 2024, and spent by December 31, 2026.

ARPA funds cannot be used directly for pensions, debts, settlements, judgments, or rainy-day funds.

ARPA funds cannot be used for expenses incurred prior to March 3, 2021

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La Ciudad de Detroit recibirá $826.7 millones de la Ley del Plan de Rescate Estadounidense (ARPA) y planea crear una variedad de programas para mejorar la calidad de vida de los habitantes de Detroit. Eso significa que la Oficina de Contrataciones y Adquisiciones buscará empresas que puedan proporcionar una variedad de bienes y servicios. Si es dueño de un negocio en Detroit, esta puede ser su oportunidad de hacer negocios con la Ciudad.

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