ARPA

Detroit announces $203M affordable housing plan to address housing insecurity: What to know

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Officials announced a $203 million affordable housing plan to address housing insecurity in Detroit.

Public input sought on distribution of $500,000 in ARPA funding

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On Wednesday, June 1, Tree Town residents can tell the city how to spend $500,000 in federal money set aside for the arts.

Help the City of Ann Arbor spend $24 million of recovery funding

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City of Ann Arbor officials are seeking community input on what to do with $24.1 million allocated to Tree Town from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).

Detroit Mayor Duggan lays out spending of $400M from American Rescue Plan; seeking to restore neighborhoods, fight poverty

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The city of Detroit is slated to receive $826 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) -- the fifth highest amount behind cities like New York and Chicago.

LIVE STREAM: Detroit mayor holds meeting to propose spending projects, request input from residents

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The city of Detroit is receiving hundreds of millions of dollars from the federal government, and Detroiters are being asked to share their thoughts on how the money should be spent during a meeting Tuesday.

Detroit residents asked for input on city spending of $400M from American Rescue Plan

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The city of Detroit is receiving hundreds of millions of dollars from the federal government through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and Detroiters are being asked to share their thoughts on how the money should be spent.