Houston, TX launched a website to track the city's American Rescue Plan Act funds and spending plans

Houston, TX American Rescue Plan Act transparency website

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The City of Houston launched a website that details the city's plans for utilizing the $600 million in Local Fiscal Recovery Funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. The city's plan is to use the majority of the funds to protect the salaries of first responders but the plan also includes support for rental relief programs and the Houston Airport system. The website will track these funds in order to build trust with residents through transparency.

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