What is ARPA?
The American Rescue Plan Act is a significant piece of legislation addressing the economic and public health challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
What projects are funded by ARPA?
Signed into law in March 2021, it provided substantial funding for vaccine distribution, economic relief payments to individuals and families, extended unemployment benefits,
support for small businesses, and aid to state and local governments.
Where are the project funded by ARPA?
Please use the map and grid below as they provide a high level overview of the total awarded, obligated and expended amount based on reporting from New Mexico state agencies.
Pie chart reflects capital investment based on your selected filters and updates as you change your filter selections.
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Project Type: Infrastructure
Funding Source: ARPA
| Awarded: | $12,065,326.36 |
| Obligated: | $6,065,326.36 |
| Expended: | $5,065,326.36 |
What does "Awarded" Investments mean?
The total amount of federal funding for New Mexico through ARPA, BIL, IRA and CHIPS.
What does "Obligated" mean?
The percentage of awarded money that a state agency has spent on a project or program.
What does "Expended" mean?
The amount of money a state agency has spent on a project or program.