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Welcome to the State of Maine Website devoted to The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. I appreciate the great interest from municipalities, institutions, businesses and others in Maine regarding the impact of this federal legislation.

The State is still working to assess what types and how much funding Maine will receive. This page will enable you to see information about the process as it unfolds, and to serve as the portal by which you can track how funds are being used in Maine.

I hope you find this information useful as we move forward together to build our economic future.

Read "The Recovery Act At Work In Maine"
or download a printable copy (PDF)

Download a zip file containing the 1512 Reports in RTF format.

Maine’s ARRA Fraud Hotline

Latest Updates

• 11/06/2009
  State Agency ARRA Activities for the Month of October
• 11/04/2009
  Maine Department of Conservation Seeks Applications for Recovery Act Wood to Energy Grant Program
• 11/03/2009
  October Financial Orders Signed by the Governor
• 10/22/2009
  Recovery Act Creates Thousands of Jobs, Directly Benefits Mainers
• 10/22/2009
  Maine Releases Recovery Act Report Information

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Press Releases

• 11/19/2009
  DEP to start contaminated soil removal in Jonesport
• 10/22/2009
  Recovery Act Creates Thousands of Jobs, Directly Benefits Mainers
• 10/14/2009
  Governor Recommends Broadband Projects for Recovery Act Funding
• 04/24/2009
  Maine Receives $306K in Economic Recovery Funds to Improve Water Quality

Radio Addresses

• 04/11/2009: Recovery Act Update
  (4:12 min) MP3 Audio :: Text version
• 04/04/2009: Transportation Funding
  (4:53 min) MP3 Audio :: Text version
• 03/14/2009: Pursuing Energy Independence
  (4:12 min) MP3 Audio :: Text version
• 03/07/2009: Investment Strategy
  (4:58 min) MP3 Audio :: Text version
• 02/28/2009: Recovery
  (5:00 min) MP3 Audio :: Text version

Get detailed information on stimulus spending in other states from the Federal Recovery.gov website.