Please read Mayor Nutter's quarterly update on the Recovery Act and its impact in the City of Philadelphia. Eleventh Quarterly Update
Recovery Act dollars are invested across five categories: Growing Philadelphia’s Economy & Workforce, Improving Public Safety, Serving the Most Vulnerable, Creating a Sustainable Philadelphia, and Improving Transportation & Infrastructure. The City of Philadelphia has been awarded 50
grants totaling $351 million in Recovery Act dollars. Of that total amount, the City is responsible for managing and reporting on $276.1 million, while quasi-City agencies manage and report on the remaining $75 million. The chart at left highlights the distribution of the funds. View Pie Chart 
Mapping Out Philadelphia’s Recovery is Just a Click Away
This map provides an overview of data reported by prime and sub-recipients of Recovery Act funds, for all of Philadelphia County, not just the City of Philadelphia, as of December 31, 2011. The amounts are cumulative from Feb. 17, 2009; the jobs are for the latest reporting quarter only. VIEW MAP WIDGET »
The City has taken a new approach to its signage for Recovery Act-funded projects. New signage will be featured at various locations across Philadelphia, highlighting new projects that will benefit Philadelphians. Click here to find out more about the story behind the new signs’ layout..
With the new Flickr site for the City’s Recovery Office, you can see for yourself! The site features photos of projects and people across Philadelphia who have benefitted from Recovery Act dollars. However, these pictures are just a small sampling of the Act's impact across the city.
Have you seen a Recovery project near you? Snap a photo and share it with us--email photos to recovery@phila.gov and show us what Recovery looks like in your neighborhood! View Recovery photos.
