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States are spending billions of dollars of federal pandemic relief funds on infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges and public buildings
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States are spending billions of dollars of federal pandemic relief funds on infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges and public buildings
Standing 14 stories tall, the Docking State Office Building is one of Kansas' largest and oldest state workplaces. It's also largely vacant, despite a prime location across from the Capitol. So Kansas officials are planning to spend $60 million of federal pandemic relief funds to help finance its demolition and replace it with a slimmed-down, three-story building designed to host meetings and events.
Funds from President Biden's American Rescue Plan Act — which provided flexible aid to states and local governments for COVID relief — are being used for infrastructure and public works projects across the country.
States are spending billions of dollars of federal pandemic relief funds on infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges and public buildings.
States such as Kansas, North Carolina and Alabama are spending its coronavirus relief funds on infrastructure projects such as buildings, sewers and internet projects.