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Ohio and its local municipalities received nearly $11 billion in COVID-19 relief funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. Here's how it was spent.
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The money comes from the county's portion of federal stimulus and will fund a total of 552 units of new and preserved housing.
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Hamilton County commissioners approved the allocation last week as part of the county’s federal stimulus funding.
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The funding comes from federal stimulus through the American Rescue Plan Act.
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Gov. Mike DeWine's re-election campaign is attacking Nan Whaley for supporting the American Rescue Plan, saying it causes inflation. But DeWine has been handing out millions to law enforcement agencies for over a year, without saying the money comes from the American Rescue Plan.
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More than $4 million is still available for mortgage, utility and property tax assistance in Hamilton County. The board of commissioners launched a $5 million program for that purpose last October, using federal stimulus funds.
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Commissioners now plan to spend a total $35.5 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to produce new units, fix up existing units, and establish a home repair program. Another $5 million will be used for homelessness prevention.
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Millions of dollars from the federal American Rescue Plan is still on the table in Hamilton County and commissioners are starting a debate on how best to spend the money. A consulting firm spent the last few months meeting with stakeholders and developing a list of recommendations.
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Two more projects are getting a funding boost from Cincinnati's federal stimulus money. Council Member Liz Keating asked to delay a vote so the money could be considered along with the city budget this summer.
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The request is part of a plan to combat the usual surge in crime during warm weather. Interim Chief Teresa Theetge says the overtime would go toward implementing safety plans developed by each district commander.