Browsers that can not handle javascript will not be able to access some features of this site.
Welcome to the official Michigan.gov web site. This site uses adaptive technology. Instructions are provided within the:
Accessibility PolicySite MapSkip Navigation
Building MI Future: Michigan's Recovery and Reinvestment Web site
First Advanced Battery off the line Michigan worker welding underground pipeline Highland Park Firefighter Derek Hillman Chevy Volt concept car frame and motor Construction worker using tool stamped 'Made in USA' Governor Granholm unveiling Michigan Recovery logo Detroit Conservation crew of young people Bridge construction workers Wind turbines in a field
Welcome to Michigan's online source for information about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act). The Recovery Act, signed into law by President Barack Obama on February 17, 2009, represents the largest federal investment increase in America's roads, bridges and mass transit in 50 years. It also provides the most significant expansion in tax cuts for low and moderate income households ever. This aggressive economic recovery plan is designed to jumpstart our economy, create jobs, and help Americans struggling to provide for their families.
Michigan Recovery and Reinvestment Plan Michigan.gov
Michigan.gov HomeRecovery HomeContact UsSite MapShare Your Stories
Printer Friendly Version Printer Friendly   Text Only Version Text Version  Share this page.
What's New

• 2010 School Bond Allocation Provides $297M from Recovery Act to Build Schools, Create Jobs in Michigan
3.18.2010

• Michigan receives final installment of $429.7 million in Recovery Act funds to support schools and spur education reform
3.12.2010

Governor Granholm Visits Wind Energy Manufacturing Facility in Merrill

• Granholm Visits Wind Energy Manufacturing Facility in Merrill
Recovery Act enables Merrill Tool and Machine to diversify, create jobs
3.10.2010

• $12 million-plus in Recovery Act funding approved for non-urban transit agencies and rural intercity bus service
3.5.2010

• Michigan Senator Carl Levin: Stimulus equals jobs
3.4.2010


> More News

Spotlight
Recovery.gov logoThe Recovery Act: Driving Michigan's New Energy Economy

Built in to the Recovery Act are targeted, strategic investments in emerging alternative and renewable energy industries meant to spur economic growth and move the nation toward energy independence. This Recovery Act focus on sparking the new energy economy has accelerated Michigan's own long-term effort to boost the state's alternative and renewable energy industries, and has provided much-needed additional dollars to fund Michigan's economic priorities.

  More  


*Flash Player is required to view this chart. Download PDF Version
(also requires Flash Player)


Funding
Heatlth Care - $1,220,241,318 Workforce - $279,148,811 Infrastructure - $1,666,517,369 Human Services - $684,205,717 Energy - $2,234,831,960 Natural Resources - $62,422,472 Direct to Citizens - $1,860,184,114 Public Safety - $149,853,599 Education - $2,766,415,810

Recovery Act Funding in Michigan
as of 01/12/2010

In the Media

• ASSOCIATED PRESS: Stimulus funds fight ash borer

• NILES DAILY STAR: High-speed internet to be more accessible in Niles Township

• WWMT TV3: Hundreds of millions to build and repair schools

• WEYI TV25: 3 Mid-MI bus systems go green thanks to stimulus

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Michigan schools up for $425M in stimulus loans

• SAGINAW NEWS: Granholm touts clean energy in Great Lakes Bay Region visit

• CRAIN'S DETROIT BUSINESS: Oakland University gets $1.5 million in NSF stimulus grants

• DETROIT NEWS: Michigan schools to get $430M more in federal stimulus

• WNEM-TV: Video: Granholm visits Merrill to tout green technology

• MIDLAND DAILY NEWS: Granholm highlights Merrill Tool and Machine TXT icon


> More In the Media

Michigan.gov Home | Contact Recovery Office | Site Map | State Web Sites
 | Privacy Policy | Accessibility Policy | Security Policy | Link Policy | Michigan News | Michigan.gov Survey

Copyright © 2001-2010 State of Michigan