Recovery Tracker

How We Compiled Our Data. Visit our Eye on the Stimulus blog. Data current as of March 2010.

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Rhode Island

Check the chart below to compare unemployment and per capita spending among counties. Click on your county to find projects in your area. Data last updated on March 2010.
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U.S. Rhode Island
Population 304,059,724 1,050,788
Total recovery funding $312,735,579,044 $1,329,578,031
Direct to County (see list) $290,999,413,356 $1,221,936,830
County Funds per Capita $957 $1,163
Statewide (see project list) $21,736,135,188 $107,641,201
Statewide funding per capita $71 $102
Unemployment
(12/08)
7.4 9.4
Unemployment
(12/09)
10 12.9
Median Household Income $50,007 $54,060
Poverty Rate 13.3% 11.7%

Funding by Federal Agency and Department

Health and Human Services, Department of $360,123,274
Education Department $243,941,957
Transportation Department $165,500,652
Labor Department $125,759,733
Environmental Protection Agency $97,632,900
Housing and Urban Development Department $89,358,041
Energy Department $60,553,395
Small Business Administration $46,848,800
Agriculture Department $34,292,635
National Science Foundation $31,633,048
Justice Department $27,586,313
Commerce Department $18,394,935
No federal agency specified $9,144,526
Army $8,147,320
Navy $3,264,724
General Services Administration $2,315,062
Independent Agencies $1,568,582
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers $977,842
Homeland Security Department $936,595
Department of Veterans Affairs $898,693
National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities $441,500
Interior Department $136,818
Congress, no further specification $108,918
Government Accountability Office $11,767

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Counties (see statewide items)

Note: County-level data does not include tax cuts, Medicaid, unemployment benefits or food stamps. There still may be overrepresentation of money going to counties where capitals are located because in some cases, awards to state agencies did not indicate that they were to be used statewide.

Key: Statewide | Countywide
County Name Population Unemployment
12/08 »6/09 »12/09
Poverty Rate Total Funding Per Capita
Rhode Island 1,050,788
9.412.412.9
11.7
$1,329,578,031
$1,265
44001 Bristol
49,838
9.010.811.8
5.7
$18,894,365
$379
44003 Kent
168,058
9.011.611.9
6.6
$66,849,229
$398
44005 Newport
80,478
8.69.911.5
7.0
$48,644,711
$604
44007 Providence
626,150
10.213.513.0
15.2
$994,605,392
$1,588
44009 Washington
126,264
8.59.310.0
6.6
$92,943,133
$736

Statewide and Non-County Specific Projects

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Amount refers to both the amount of stimulus funding going toward the project and the face value of the loan.

Recipient Amount Type Description Federal Dept./Agency Date
RI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING $66,609,925.00 Grant Unemployment Insurance Federal Extension of Emergency Unemployment Compensation Benefits, Sec 2001 of Assist. for Unemployed Workers & Struggling Families Act, Recovery Act Labor Department / Employment and Training Administration
RI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING $27,369,580.00 Grant Unemployment Insurance Federal Increase in Unemployment Compensation Benefits ($25 weekly), Sec 2002 of Assist. for Unemployed Wrkrs & Struggling Families Act, Recovery Act Labor Department / Employment and Training Administration
RI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING $11,845,100.00 Grant Unemployment Insurance Federal Extended Unemployment Compensation Benefits & Modernization, Sec. 2003 & 2005 of Assist for Unempl. Wkrs and Struggling Families Act, Rec Act Labor Department / Employment and Training Administration
RI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING $1,675,756.00 Grant Unemployment Insurance ARRA Funds - Transfer to State UI Accounts from Employment Security Administration Account within the Unemployment Trust Fund Labor Department / Employment and Training Administration
RI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING $140,840.00 Grant Unemployment Insurance Unemployment Insurance Labor Department / Employment and Training Administration

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