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Flagstaff outlines ARPA spending: $13.2 million received, hundreds of grants and programs funded
Summary
City staff summarized the city’s use of $13.2 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds, describing federal/non‑federal accounting, $10M treated as standard allowance for governmental services, remaining federal funds used for community programs and grants to dozens of local nonprofits and small businesses.
City grants staff on Feb. 25 briefed the council on the status of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) local recovery funds awarded to Flagstaff, describing funding breakdowns, programmatic uses and remaining spending timelines.
Why it matters: ARPA funds have been central to the city’s pandemic recovery efforts — supporting small businesses, nonprofit services, housing assistance and infrastructure — and the presentation outlined how those funds were allocated and the remaining obligations through federal deadlines.
Grants and contracts manager Stacee (presenter identified in the meeting) and her team reviewed the funding history: Flagstaff received $13.2 million on Sept. 7, 2021. Under Treasury guidance, the city elected the $10 million standard allowance (treated as governmental…
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