As of the third quarter of 2010, stimulus awards for work in California crested the $27 billion mark. Interested in what's being funded? Dig into the reports submitted to the federal government by the recipients themselves.
The data includes spending on renewable energy projects, homelessness prevention and job training. Data reflects reports submitted in March 2010.
Simply click "Search" to return everything. Use any combination of fields in the search box to filter the data. On a results page, click a header link to sort the data. When you see the symbols >=, it means that your search will return results that are "more than or equal to" the figure you enter.
The "Assistance Program or Awarding Agency" field is something we added to make searching the data easier. For grants and loans, this field is the name of the assistance program as it appears in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance, and is based on the CFDA number reported in the data. For contracts, this field is the name of the agency that awarded the contract. Hope it helps. Let us know if there are any discrepancies between the CFDA program name and the award descriptions.
Source: Recovery.gov Recipient Reported Data
Last updated: June 2010
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