COVID-19 Materials - Governors Office of Planning and Budget COVID-19 State Funds and CARES Act spending reports are posted with the Legislature's monthly Executive Appropriations (EAC) agendas under the "View Meeting Materials List" for each meeting See EAC agendas and materials here Other spending reports can also be viewed at transparent utah gov
Utah - Pandemic Oversight Find how much pandemic relief your state government has received, how much has been spent, and the top programs funded Explore by Program See what programs received pandemic funding and how much has been spent
Transparent Utah | CARES Dashboard The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was an economic stimulus bill in response to the COVID-19 pandemic This dashboard was built for the Utah Governor's Office of Planning Budget to help track state disbursements and local government reporting
Public Data | U. S. Department of the Treasury Treasury regularly releases the reporting data submitted by state, local, and territorial governments This public data provides transparency and accountability for communities, local leaders, and the public about how SLFRF resources are being used by recipient governments
Desk Review of the State of Utah’s Use of Coronavirus Relief . . . Treasury OIG should follow-up on any CRF specific questioned costs reported in the fiscal year 2020, 2021, and 2022 Single Audit reports Treasury OIG should follow-up on these issues: 1) identified unsupported questioned costs totaling $11,985,002 claimed by Utah under a $20,456,023 contract for broadband enhancement services
2023 Update on ARPA | Budget | Utah Legislature Unobligated funds are slated to be committed in FY 2024 as newly created programs come online To date, the state has obligated $1 05 billion and expended $679 9 million of the SLFRF funds The Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget updates the obligations and expenditures monthly
STATE OF UTAH RECOVERY PLAN - Governors Office of Planning . . . reports Use of Funds Utah has a long history of effectively managing taxpayer funds and maximizing the impact of resources The state will work tirelessly to ensure that federal recovery funds are used for the highest and best uses as we work towards addressing current needs and preparing for future prosperity Between the May 2021 Special Session