Washington’s Recovery Map

Click to view Recovery Map.

Click on the map to see Recovery project information. Learn more about Recovery Act projects in your community using new, interactive map features!

Information current as of December 31, 2011.

Rotating slide show: Slide 1 of 6

Job resources and assistance

Learn more about finding a job, receiving job training, and applying for unemployment. Learn more »

Rotating slide show: Slide 2 of 6

Resources for businesses

Learn more about Recovery Act tax credits and Washington state’s resources for small businesses. Learn more »

Rotating slide show: Slide 3 of 6

Learn how the Recovery Act is affecting Washingtonians

Recovery Act funds are having a positive impact on people across Washington state. Read their stories and share your own. Learn more »

Rotating slide show: Slide 4 of 6

Recovery grant awards to state agencies

Learn more about the progress Washington state agencies are making in receiving and distributing Recovery Act grants. Learn more »

Rotating slide show: Slide 5 of 6

Track state government results

Governor Gregoire uses public forums to monitor state agency performance in using economic recovery dollars wisely. Learn more »

Rotating slide show: Slide 6 of 6

Find recovery information by state agency

Get the latest information on state recovery activities and projects by visiting agency or higher education recovery web sites. Learn more »

  • Click icon to view slide 1
  • Click icon to view slide 2
  • Click icon to view slide 3
  • Click icon to view slide 4
  • Click icon to view slide 5
  • Click icon to view slide 6

About the Recovery Act…

In February 2009, President Obama signed the Recovery Act as an extraordinary response to the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Learn more »

How Recovery funding is helping Washington state

Graphic displaying the types of recipients receiving recovery funding.

Focus on:

Want to know how the Recovery Act is affecting your community? Updated Recovery information is now available for the months of October through December 2011. Find out more in Washington’s Recovery Map.

Investing in our future: