We’re tracking the stimulus from bill to building, and we're organizing citizens nationwide to watchdog local stimulus projects. Our team includes editor Tom Detzel, lead reporter Michael Grabell, Jennifer LaFleur, Amanda Michel, Eric Umansky and Christopher Flavelle.
Spending under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has passed $237 billion, or 30 percent of the total, according to the latest government figures. According to Recovery.gov, federal agencies have spent over $145 billion. Meanwhile, the Office of Tax Analysis, a division of the Treasury Department, reports that $92.8 billion in tax relief had gone out the door as of the end of October.
You can track stimulus spending by agency at our handy Stimulus Progress Bar.
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