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- Recovery funds revive five housing developments
- Police officers, firefighters rehired with Recovery Act funds
- Rail employees hired thanks to federal stimulus funds
- $302,000 to perform diesel retrofits, cutting emissions from 132 waste collection vehicles
- Engage with the Recovery and Reinvestment Office
- Small building contractors helped to compete for federal stimulus contracts
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First Citizens' Update
The first Citizens’ Update on the impact and progress of federal Recovery Act funding in Massachusetts is available here.
Your Recovery Dollars at Work
Police officers, firefighters rehired with Recovery Act funds
Federal stimulus funds of $17.8 million were awarded to hire, rehire or retain 83 police officers in 35 police departments and 105 firefighters in 85 fire departments.Read more about the public safety awards.
Five affordable housing projects are revived with Recovery Act funds
Affordable housing developments in Haverhill, Mashpee, Springfield and two in Boston will restart thanks to $30.4 million in recovery funds. The awards will fill the projects' financing gaps created when tax credits could not leverage the equity needed to support construction costs. Read more about the housing developments awards.
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