Bajo el “Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund” a través de la Ley ARPA, se asignaron $124 millones para 51 municipios, que fueron considerados por el Departamento del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos como “Non-Entitlement Units”. Esta primera asignación es de $62.4 millones, que representa la mitad de los fondos destinados a los municipios para continuar mitigando el impacto del Covid-19 en Puerto Rico. Para el resto de los municipios, se asignó $801.1 millones al contar con una población de más de 50,000 habitantes.
Los fondos se distribuyen por municipios de la siguiente manera:
Adjuntas – $907,446.28
Aguada – $1,915,954.23
Aguas Buenas – $1,296,773.57
Aibonito – $1,151,586.39
Añasco – $1,371,528.63
Arroyo – $901,014.60
Barceloneta – $1,252,384.46
Barranquitas – $1,453,189.84
Camuy – $1,595,319.34
Cataño – $1,201,352.80
Ceiba – $562,929.84
Ciales – $823,360.02
Coamo – $2,025,661.75
Comerío – $977,983.84
Corozal – $1,688,947.68
Culebra – $90,676.09
Dorado – $1,902,932.72
Florida – $591,977.82
Guánica – $792,730.48
Guayanilla – $915,195.92
Gurabo – $2,502,502.03
Hatillo – $2,063,144.72
Hormigueros – $813,079.88
Jayuya – $722,825.53
Juncos – $2,012,007.62
Lajas – $1,142,782.37
Lares – $1,250,644.75
Las Marías – $407,515.23
Las Piedras – $1,952,857.29
Loíza – $1,273,366.49
Luquillo – $922,312.94
Maricao – $284,048.13
Maunabo – $539,206.44
Moca – $1,823,907.45
Morovis – $1,599,484.11
Naguabo – $1,363,199.09
Naranjito – $1,431,786.06
Orocovis – $1,056,376.49
Patillas – $845,343.70
Peñuelas – $992,534.19
Quebradillas – $1,198,400.56
Rincón – $714,917.74
Sabana Grande – $1,131,078.83
Salinas – $1,420,504.27
San Lorenzo – $1,880,316.41
Santa Isabel – $1,113,734.39
Utuado – $1,424,141.86
Vega Alta – $1,890,649.27
Vieques – $439,251.87
Villalba – $1,111,414.77
Yabucoa – $1,682,568.72
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