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Fri, Mar 12, 2010

Construction set to begin on Route 6 Bridge Rehabilitation Project in Pike County

Tue, Mar 9, 2010

Governor Rendell Says Resource Solutions Group Chosen to Manage $11 Million Home Heating Equipment Rebate Program

Tue, Mar 9, 2010

Pennsylvania to Invest $2.6 Million in Federal Recovery Act Funds to Help Local Governments Improve Public Safety, Reduce Costs

Tue, Mar 9, 2010

Route 22/Allentown Blvd. project scheduled to resume near Jonestown, Lebanon County

Special Announcement

Today's Progress, Tomorrow's Promise
The first anniversary of the Recovery Act on Feb. 17, 2010 was marked with events across the state, plus the creation of an annual report that chronicles the progress of the past year. To learn more, click here.

Where Is Your Money Going?

where is the money going

Welcome to Recovery.pa.gov

Pennsylvania is on track to receive more than $26 billion from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act signed by President Obama on February 17, 2009. This includes billions of dollars in direct relief for Pennsylvania taxpayers and more than $13.5 billion in formula-driven funding for health care, education, infrastructure, job training, housing and other aid. You can use this Web site to learn more about the economic recovery, including how the money will be used to help Pennsylvania residents and businesses.

Home Heating Equipment Rebates Coming
Pennsylvania consumers will benefit from home heating equipment rebate programs starting in the spring of 2010. Learn more.

Please note: Most documents provided are in Adobe PDF format. Adobe Reader is required. To download, click here.

Local Information & Projects

Learn how our recovery money is being used across the state.

New Resources for Businesses

New opportunities and resources for businesses are available. Learn more.

Oversight Commission

The Stimulus Oversight Commission reviews, monitors and advises PA’s plans for stimulus spending to assure that citizens get the best from the program. Learn more.

Hotline

Concerned about suspected illegal or irresponsible actions regarding Recovery spending? Call 877-888-7927. Learn more.