American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)
In the sections below, the City of Bell describes how its ARPA funds are being uses. The City's priority is to invest in residential revitalization, support small businesses, and upgrade infrastructure to promote long-term economic growth and community resilience.
What is the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)?
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), signed into law in March 2021, is a major federal funding source aimed at helping communities recover from the COVID-19 pandemic with an allocation of $1.9 trillion relief package. These funds were designed to build long-term resilience and support:
Development Initiatives | Workforce Developent | Small Business Support | Infrastructure Improvements | Affordable Housing | Public Health & Safety Services
City of Bell - ARPA Funds
In the City of Bell, ARPA funds have helped strengthen the local economy by supporting improvements to both commercial and residential areas. These investments—like property rehabilitation and beautification—make the city more attractive for businesses and residents alike. They also help stimulate job creation and encourage private investment, which are key goals of ARPA. By focusing on revitalizing neighborhoods and supporting small businesses, the City of Bell is using ARPA funding to lay the groundwork for long-term economic growth and community development.
The finalized financial status of the City of Bell's APRA funds will be released soon!