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Since April, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation has released a monthly report detailing the results of its stimulus money. The report provides a list of construction projects underway, as well as both the number of employees and total number of hours worked on each project. I used that information to fill in the column “# hours worked” for NH projects in our Stimulus Spot Check chart.
Other states may be publishing employment reports for the month of June. Together they’d tell us approximately how many full-time construction jobs the stimulus created that month. Would you help look?
Send in the url of reports to amanda@propublica.org or post in the comments below (make sure to note what state).
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