Fiscal Recovery Program News Today

The renovation of Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay is underway, as the asphalt parking lot gets a long overdue makeover. Over the next several months, the field will see environmental and pedestrian upgrades to the space as it turns from an eyesore to a more aesthetic and useful part of the community.

After years of cuts, Alma seeks grant to get back in the recreation business.

More than $100 million in federal money poured into Baton Rouge in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and auditors have found several cases of fraud and mishandling of the funds.

Treasury’s final ruling issued last week provides tribes with $10 million in revenue loss allowance and a broader list of capital expenditures.

Our senior citizens and those with disabilities deserve to live and grow old in the comfort of their own homes without worrying that they’ll be unable to stay in them because they can’t afford the property taxes. This week, I announced a program to give people the peace of mind that they can age safely and securely in their own homes. Hello, this is Governor Janet Mills and thank you for listening.

As increasing home values burden Maine people on fixed incomes, an initiative of the Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan will help pay property tax bills for Maine seniors and those who are permanently disabled

More than $42 million in payments to 245 Maine municipalities have already been issued