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Across the United States, to date, the Department of the Treasury has paid out over $272 billion in Recovery Act funds for use in states and localities. Of that amount, $1.6 billion has been paid out since the beginning of fiscal year 2014. A significant component of the Recovery Act was grants for use in states and localities. As of the end of October 2013, the Department of the Treasury has awarded approximately $219 billion of Recovery Act funds in the form of grants. These grants covered a broad range of areas including education, transportation, infrastructure, energy, the environment, health care, and housing.
The latest GAO report on the uses of Recovery Act funds focuses on funding for grant programs. See full report GAO-14-219. The majority of the federal outlays—53 percent—has been provided through the increased Medicaid Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) and the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund (SFSF) administered by the Department of Education. Financial Stability Oversight Council. Treasury Committee. Get involved Attend an evidence session Guide for witnesses Subscribe to email alerts Membership There are 13 members of this committee. Financial Crisis: IMF Key Issues.