Erie County, Pa. has spent roughly $41 million in ARPA funds. Where did the funds go?

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(This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy.)

As of Sept. 1, Erie County expended $41,895,579 out of roughly $52 million in American Rescue Plan funds, according to the latest ARP financial documents obtained by the Erie Times-News.

Here’s a look at where those funds went:

Erie County Redevelopment Authority

• Urban Renewal and Community Development: $2,779,500

• Entrepreneurship: $587,500

• New Small Business Grant Program: $150,000

• Shuttered Venue Grant Program: $1,474,991

• Property Acquisition: $3 million

• Municipal Infrastructure: $2 million

LEAD Assets Grants

• Erie County Historical Society: $111,111

• Erie Arts and Culture: $111,111

• Flagship Niagara League: $111,111

• Experience Children’s Museum: $111,111

• Mercyhurst Civic Institute: $111,111

• Erie Zoological Society: $111,111

• Erie Art Museum: $111,111

• The Erie Playhouse: $111,111

• Erie Philharmonic: $111,111

Public Safety Grants

• Erie Community Foundation: $100,000

• Cranesville Fire Department: $160,000

• Perry Hi-Way Hose Company: $10,000

• East Erie County Emergency Communication Center: $10,000

• Platea Volunteer Fire Company: $10,000

• Bell Valley Fire Department: $10,000

• Kuhl Hose Company: $62,927.45

• Union City Volunteer Fire Department $89,817.37

• Emergycare: $42,197.40

• West County Paramedic Association: $15,377.78

• Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Co: $10,000

• Franklin TWP Fire Department: $10,000

• Kearsage Fire Department: $10,000

• Springfield Volunteer Fire Department: $10,000

• Fuller Hose Company: $10,000

• Corry Fire Department: $10,000

• Albion Fire Department: $10,000

• McKean Hose Company: $10,000

• Lake City Fire Department: $10,000

• Brookside Fire Company: $10,000

• Fairfield Hose Company: $8,900

• Edinboro Fire Department: $10,000

• Fairview Fire Department: $10,000

• Greenfield Fire Department: $10,000

• Central Erie County Paramedics: $10,000

• Lake Shore Fire Department: $10,000

• West Lake Fire Department: $10,000

• Stancliff Hose Company: $10,000

• West Ridge Fire Hall: $10,000

• Millcreek Paramedic: $10,000

• Crescent Hose Company: $10,000

• Wattsburg Hose Company: $9,945

• Mill Village Volunteer Fire Department: $10,000

• Harborcreek Fire Department: $10,000

• Strategic Solutions: $8,600

• Erie County Firefighters Association: $150,000

Workforce Development Initiative

Transformative Grants

Blue Zones

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Grants

Entrepreneurship For All: $150,000

Erie County General Fund

• Vaccine Incentive: $338,739.42

• Revenue Replacement: $10,836,207

Municipal Infrastructure GAP Funding

• City of Corry: $250,000

• Union City: $123,861

• Edinboro: $250,000

• Albion: $760,000

• Lawrence Park: $250,000

• Summit: $168,000

• Fairview: $250,000

• Girard: $250,000

• McKean Township: $250,000

• North East Township: $250,000

• Cranseville Borough: $35,000

• Venango Township: $21,900

• Borough of Lake City: $215,423

• Wesleyville: $246,487

• Washington Township: $250,000

• Wattsburg: $20,000

• Submittable Holdings: $13,7000

Wesleyville Borough Mayor E. Paul Johnson, on left, receives a GAP fund check from Erie County Executive Brenton Davis.

Project Resolve

Beehive

Mercy Center for Women: $250,000

Erie County Conservation District: $1 million

Public Health Issues

Project Neptune

Other Expenses

• Includes computer, office, maintenance, professional fees: $547,594

• Transfer to Public Safety: $107,697

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This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Here’s where Erie County spent its American Rescue Plan funds

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