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Treasury lists Amarillo's recovery-fund allocation at $39,676,317 The U.S. Treasury's allocation table for metropolitan cities listed Amarillo, Texas at $39,676,317. The City describes the total as $39.7 million.[1] [2]
What the sources say ✓ Verified Treasury's metropolitan-city allocation table lists Amarillo at $39,676,317; the City describes its total as $39.7 million.[1] [2]
Allocation $39,676,317 ✓ Verified The City's published category amounts add to $19,838,159 for each half, or $39,676,318 in total, $1 more than Treasury's listed allocation.[2] [1]
First half $19,838,159 Second half $19,838,159 Total $39,676,318 ← Mar 11, 2021: American Rescue Plan Act signed into law about May 2021: City holds a Community Solutions session on American Rescue Plan priorities → Sources 1. Allocation for Metropolitan Cities (Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds) — U.S. Department of the Treasury, May 9, 2021 · retrieved Oct 9, 2026 primary Independent PDF creation date May 9, 2021. Lists Amarillo, Texas at $39,676,317.00. 2. ARPA Information (The American Rescue Act Plan) — City of Amarillo, Aug 6, 2024 · retrieved Oct 9, 2026 primary Subject-authored Page metadata: published 2024-08-06, modified 2024-10-23. Also reachable as amarillo.gov/?p=4470. Lists receipt dates, council action dates and per-category allocations for each half.