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NEU LFRF Reporting Infographic

All local governments or Non-Entitlement Units (NEUs) that received Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (LFRF) are required to submit a Project and Expenditure Report by April 30, 2023. Review the infographic for an overview about this reporting period and resources for further guidance.

Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Reporting Guide

April 17, 2023

NEU LFRF Reporting Infographic

10 Key Dates for NEUs

The 10 Key Dates for NEUs infographic for the timeline of accessing and administering Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.

Eligible Uses for LFRF

Infographic for information on eligible and allowable uses for Local Fiscal Recovery Fund.

LFRF and Revenue Loss

The Local Fiscal Recovery Funds and Revenue Loss infographic for each step in navigating revenue loss.

SLFRF Funding Totals

ARPA authorized more than $8.8 billion in State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) to be disbursed in North Carolina. Check out a breakdown of where this funding is heading.

Small Towns and LFRF

Local governments with little or no full-time staff, and few residents, face a different and unique set of choices when planning Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (LFRF) expenditures. This infographic covers some of the ways the smallest Non-Entitlement Units (NEUs) of government in North Carolina can make use of LFRF with eligible and effective spending.

Nonprofits/NGOs and SLFRF

This is an introduction to what nonprofits and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) need to know about State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds in North Carolina.

LFRF & Broadband Infrastructure

This infographic breaks down the North Carolina state law complications for local governments looking to use Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to construct broadband infrastructure.

LFRF & Drinking Water Infrastructure

Five important things to know when a local government is considering using Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to improve drinking water infrastructure.

LFRF & Clean Water Infrastructure

Read key considerations and tips for determining eligible clean water infrastructure projects when funding expenditures with Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.

LFRF & Stormwater

Stormwater infrastructure is an important subset of eligible uses of Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (LFRF). Learn more about this category of Clean Water projects that are possible uses of LFRF.

Qualified Census Tracts Overview

Qualified Census Tracts (QCTs) play an important role in Local Fiscal Recovery Funds, but how much do you know about them? This is a broad overview of QCTs that provides a historical and practical context for how they can factor into a local government’s LFRF spending.

Qualified Census Tracts Eligible Uses

Treasury’s Interim Final Rule includes many explicitly listed uses of Local Fiscal Recovery Funds in relation to Qualified Census Tracts. We’ve compiled them all in one place for you. This list is non-exhaustive but is a great place to see what Treasury specifically includes as eligible expenses.

Qualified Census Tracts Unique Uses

Some uses of Local Fiscal Recovery Funds are only eligible when funding services and programs in Qualified Census Tracts, or to residents living in QCTs. Check out a breakdown of some of these uses unique to QCTs within LFRF to learn more about the possibilities.

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Local Fiscal Recovery Fund Reporting Information

NEU LFRF Reporting Infographic

NEU LFRF Reporting Infographic

Timeline & Eligible Uses for Local Fiscal Recovery Funds

10 Key Dates for NEUs

Eligible Uses for LFRF

LFRF and Revenue Loss

State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Information

SLFRF Funding Totals

Small Towns and LFRF

Nonprofits/NGOs and SLFRF

Local Fiscal Recovery Funds & Infrastructure Projects

LFRF & Broadband Infrastructure

LFRF & Drinking Water Infrastructure

LFRF & Clean Water Infrastructure

LFRF & Stormwater

Qualified Census Tracts Information

Qualified Census Tracts Overview

Qualified Census Tracts Eligible Uses

Qualified Census Tracts Unique Uses