Administration reports ARPA spending at 94% as city approaches statutory closeout deadline
September 16, 2026 | Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
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Megan Quinn, senior manager of grants in the budget department, told the committee that Richmond received $154,000,000 in ARPA funds in 2021–22 and that the city currently reports 94% expenditure as it approaches the statutory deadline to spend ARPA funds by Dec. 31, 2026.
Quinn said the city expects expenditures to increase as capital-project invoices finalize and that the next quarterly report to the U.S. Treasury, due Oct. 31, will provide a clearer picture of remaining balances. The committee noted the timeline and said it looks forward to the October 31 report.
Quinn said the city expects expenditures to increase as capital-project invoices finalize and that the next quarterly report to the U.S. Treasury, due Oct. 31, will provide a clearer picture of remaining balances. The committee noted the timeline and said it looks forward to the October 31 report.
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