Vermont Economic Stimulus and Recovery Portal

Welcome to Vermont’s website devoted to The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009.  We appreciate the great interest from municipalities, institutions, businesses and others in Vermont regarding the impact of this federal legislation.

This portal is designed to enable you to see information about the process as it unfolds, and to help you find programs which may affect you, your business, your town, your school district, and other organizations you care about.

We hope you find this information useful as we move forward together to build Vermont’s economic

Where is the Money Going?

 

Where is the Money Going? 
 

 

 

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Vermont, Challenged and Stimulated

Now, when recovery from the worldwide recession is beginning, Vermont has an opportunity to emerge with a stronger economy, a cleaner environment, a broader tax base, and better jobs than we had before the downturn.

Smart Grid Award

The nearly $69 million dollar stimulus award Vermont utilities received from the federal Department of Energy (DoE) this week will have a much greater and long lasting effect on the Green Mountain State than hundreds of millions of dollars in stimulus band aids that we are also receiving.

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Vermont Stimulus Office Announces $530,000 for Green Jobs Research

Posted: November 18, 2009 

The US Department of Labor announced today that the Vermont Department of Labor, along with seven other states in a joint research consortium, was awarded a four-million dollar grant to study the demand for Green Jobs in our state and the North East regional economy. 

State wins $69 million 'smart grid' grant

Posted October 29, 2009

During the next three years, Vermont’s electric utilities plan to install electric meters at nearly every residence and business that doesn’t already have state-of-the-art metering devices capable of communicating in real time about electricity use.

Feds put up $69M to pay for smart grid

Posted: October 29, 2009

BRATTLEBORO -- Within the next three years, 85 percent of the homes and businesses in the Green Mountain State will have new "smart" electric meters that will help Vermonters bring down their utility costs.