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ARPA Insight Stories: The Health of a City Begins at Home

The health of a city begins at home. We’re sharing four stories that show how (ARPA) investments is preserving dignity, stabilizing neighborhoods.
Revitalizing the Arts in Baltimore: ARPA Impact Story Graphics

ARPA Insight Stories: Revitalizing the Arts in Baltimore

After facing unprecedented shutdowns, layoffs, Baltimore’s arts sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, fueled by ARPA funding.
ARPA Insight Stories: The Unsung Heroes of Our Community

ARPA Insight Stories: The Unsung Heroes of Our Community

As the backbone of our healthcare system, direct care workers provide essential services to those in need.
ARPA Insight Stories: Baltimore, Let’s Ride to Work

ARPA Insight Stories: Baltimore, Let’s Ride to Work

In keeping with its mission of delivering economic justice to Baltimore City residents, MOED invested $267,000 to fund up to 40 free rides

Confronting and Justice-Impacted Workforce Development - GBUL ARPA Impact Story Graphics

ARPA Insight Story: Justice-Impacted Workforce Development - GBUL

Justice-impacted job seekers faced unique challenges and disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Confronting and Eliminating Barriers to Immigrant Success ARPA Impact Story Graphics

ARPA Insight Stories: Confronting and Eliminating Barriers to Immigrant Success

During COVID, immigrant and refugee families had fewer resources to sustain themselves financially through the pandemic as many were ineligible for un

Latest News

May 14, 2026

Mayor’s Office of Recovery Programs and University of Baltimore Release Reports on Impact of American Rescue Plan Act Investments in Baltimore City
April 27, 2026

Baltimore City Releases New ARPA Arts & Culture Infographic Highlighting $9.5 Million Investment and Citywide Impact
April 21, 2026

Mayor Brandon M. Scott Releases First Opioid Restitution Fund Annual Report, Launches New Dashboard
February 26, 2026

Mayor Brandon M. Scott Announces $2 Million in Opioid Restitution Fund Community Grants

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100% of Baltimore City's ARPA budget has been committed.
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86% of Baltimore City's ARPA funds have been spent.

as of 12/31/2025. Learn more at the ARPA Dashboard.

ARPA Dashboard

The Recovery Office has launched the Baltimore City American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Reporting Center Data Dashboard, prioritizing transparency. This reporting center features a dashboard specifically designed to provide information on proposals, funded projects, and their progress.

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Recovery Reports

The Recovery Office must submit an annual Recovery Plan and quarterly reports to the U.S. Department of Treasury. The Mayor’s Office of Recovery Programs also provides a monthly report to the Baltimore City Council. Copies of these reports and summaries are available below.

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ARPA Impact Indicators

The Impact Indicator StoryMaps establish a baseline for the City of Baltimore's status before ARPA funding and a framework for tracking future progress. Residents can see where ARPA investments have been made and anticipate how conditions will change in the coming years.

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