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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Grantee Resources

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 -   Lead Hazard Control/Lead Hazard Demonstration Program
 -   Healthy Homes Demonstration Program
 -   Healthy Homes Technical Studies Program
 -   New Grantee Start Up Resources Website
 -   Project Summaries for ARRA Grantees
 -   Grantee Locations by State
 -   The Residential Lead-based Paint Hazard Reduction Act (Title X)
 -   24 CFR Part 35
 -   24 CFR Part 85
 -   OMB Circular A-87
 -   Guidance on the Uniform Relocation Assistance Act (URA)
 -   The HUD Guidelines
 -   Grant Policy Guidances
 -   Prior Notices of Funding Availibilty (NOFA)
 -   The Lead Safe Housing Rule
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 -   Submit Your Annual Section 3 Report
 -   File Online
 -   ARRA Overview Presentation (Orlando)
 -   Program Infrastructure Checklists [MSWord]
 -   Grantee Reporting Requirements

[Image: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009]Congratulations on your recent HUD grant award through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009! We are delighted to have you on our team. Your partnership with us will help achieve our goal to eliminate childhood lead poisoning as a major health threat by 2010 and lead the nation to a future where homes are designed, constructed, rehabilitated, and maintained in an affordable manner that promotes the health and safety of occupants. Recovery Act funds will also create needed jobs in our communities.

This website contains resources you will need to implement your grants under the Recovery Act. It is not intended to replace, but supplement the program specific websites for your grants. If you have any questions, feel free to call our office.

Recovery Act Grantee Resources


Secretary's Letter to Grantees - 9/8 [pdf]

Guidance Letter to Grantees - 9/17 [pdf]

Program Guidance (Appendix to Desk Guide/Program Guide) [full pdf]

Program Guidance (Appendix to Desk Guide/Program Guide) has been made to incorporate "OMB Updated Guidance on ARRA - Data Quality, Non-Reporting Recipients, and Reporting of Job Estimates" [M-10-08 dated December 18,2009]

Introduction [pdf]

Part 1 - Registration and Reporting [pdf]

Part 2 - Program Specific Guidance [pdf]

  • Grant Agreement - Amendments
  • Quarterly Progress Reporting System (QPRS) and Other Reporting Requirements
  • Waiver Requests
  • Davis-Bacon Act
  • Signage for Recovery Act Funded Projects and Materials [logos] [billboard] [stickers]
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