$7,565,586
The above listed local governments must request disbursement through the federal government’s online portal available here.
Other smaller South Carolina cities and towns, generally with populations of less than 50,000, will likewise receive an allocation from the Fiscal Recovery Funds. Current plans call for the federal government to release an additional $435,125,080 to the State of South Carolina for disbursement to the cities and towns. More information on those indirect allocations will be released later by the federal government and South Carolina state government. Read more about funding for smaller local governments here.
The Interim Final Rule released by the U.S. Department of Treasury on May 10, 2021 provides that Fiscal Recovery Funds must be used:
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Cleveland Heights is set to receive $38 million. The city was among 38 Ohio municipalities allocated financial support through the support program. (Shutterstock)
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH The U.S. Department of Treasury on Monday released a breakdown of what kind of financial help communities can expect from the $350 billion Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.
Cleveland Heights is set to receive $38 million. The city was among 38 Ohio municipalities allocated financial support through the support program. Cuyahoga County, meanwhile, will receive $239.9 million. With this funding, communities hit hard by COVID-19 will be able to return to a semblance of normalcy; they ll be able to rehire teachers, firefighters and other essential workers – and to help small businesses reopen safely, said Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in a statement.
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Tucson is set to receive $135.7 million, and was among 24 Arizona municipalities allocated financial support from the $350 billion Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. (Getty Images/iStockphoto)
TUCSON, AZ The U.S. Department of Treasury on Monday released a breakdown of what kind of financial help communities can expect from the $350 billion Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.
Tucson is set to receive $135.7 million, and was among 24 Arizona municipalities allocated financial support through the support program.
Pima County netted $203.42 million from the program, the second-most of any Arizona county.
Subscribe With this funding, communities hit hard by COVID-19 will be able to return to a semblance of normalcy; they ll be able to rehire teachers, firefighters and other essential workers – and to help small businesses reopen safely, said Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in a statement.
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Cleveland is set to receive $511 million. The city was among 38 Ohio municipalities allocated financial support through the support program. (Rick Uldricks/Patch)
CLEVELAND, OH The U.S. Department of Treasury on Monday released a breakdown of what kind of financial help communities can expect from the $350 billion Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.
Cleveland is set to receive $511 million. The city was among 38 Ohio municipalities allocated financial support through the support program. Cuyahoga County, meanwhile, will receive $239.9 million. With this funding, communities hit hard by COVID-19 will be able to return to a semblance of normalcy; they ll be able to rehire teachers, firefighters and other essential workers – and to help small businesses reopen safely, said Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in a statement.