{"id":32029,"date":"2021-03-15T15:59:41","date_gmt":"2021-03-15T15:59:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dev.mtelehealth.com\/?p=32029"},"modified":"2021-03-15T15:59:41","modified_gmt":"2021-03-15T15:59:41","slug":"american-rescue-plan-act-of-2021-summary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/drmiltie.com\/at-home-testing\/american-rescue-plan-act-of-2021-summary\/","title":{"rendered":"American Rescue Plan Act of 2021: Summary"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n\n<p>[dflip id=&#8221;32027&#8243;][\/dflip]<\/p>\n\n\n\n<div class=\"wp-block-file\"><a href=\"https:\/\/mtelehealth.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/American-Rescue-Plan-Act-of-2021-Summary-1.pdf\">American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 &#8211; Summary<\/a><a href=\"https:\/\/mtelehealth.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/American-Rescue-Plan-Act-of-2021-Summary-1.pdf\" class=\"wp-block-file__button\" download>Download<\/a><\/div>\n\n\n\n<p><\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>American Rescue Plan Act of 2021: Summary<br \/>The U.S. House of Representatives on March 10, 2021, passed the Senate-amended H.R. 1319, the<br \/>American Rescue Plan (ARP). The ARP provides $1.9 trillion in additional relief to respond to the novel<br \/>coronavirus (COVID-19). This follows the enactment of nearly $4 trillion in COVID relief in 2020. President<br \/>Joe Biden called for Congress to enact the ARP to provide relief for individuals and business struggling due<br \/>to COVID-19, as well as to achieve other priorities of the Biden Administration and Congress. ARP includes<br \/>provisions on aid to state and local governments, hard-hit industries and communities, tax changes affecting<br \/>individuals and business, and other provisions.<br \/>The latest COVID relief legislation was enacted as part of Congress&#8217; fiscal year (FY) 2021 budget, and<br \/>includes provisions impacting a wide variety of stakeholders. The following chart highlights some noteworthy<br \/>provisions.<br \/>Key Provisions of American Rescue Plan<br \/>Agriculture<br \/>Food supply chain and agriculture pandemic response<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $4 billion for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)<br \/>Secretary to:<br \/>o Purchase food and agricultural commodities<br \/>o Purchase and distribute agricultural commodities (including fresh<br \/>produce, dairy, seafood, eggs and meat) to individuals in need<br \/>o Make grants and loans for small or midsized food processors or<br \/>distributors, producers or other organizations to respond to COVID<br \/>o Make loans and grants to maintain and improve food and<br \/>agricultural supply chain resiliency<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $300 million to monitor and survey susceptible animals for<br \/>incidents of COVID<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million to reduce the amount of overtime inspection costs of<br \/>federally inspected small establishments and very small establishments<br \/>engaged in meat processing<br \/>Emergency rural development grants for rural healthcare<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $500 million to establish an emergency pilot program within 150<br \/>days after the enactment of ARP to increase capacity for vaccine<br \/>distribution, purchase medical supplies, reimburse lost revenue, increase<br \/>telehealth capabilities, construct temporary or permanent structures to<br \/>provide healthcare services, support staffing needs for vaccine<br \/>administration and testing, and engage in other efforts to support rural<br \/>healthcare facilities in addressing COVID<br \/>Pandemic program administration funds<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $47.5 million for necessary expenditures associated with carrying<br \/>out the agriculture subtitle<br \/>Funding for the USDA Office of Inspector General for oversight of COVID-related<br \/>programs<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $2.5 million for audits, investigations and other oversight<br \/>activities carried out with funds made available to the USDA related to the<br \/>COVID pandemic<br \/>Farm loan assistance for socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides that the USDA Secretary shall provide a payment up to 120<br \/>percent of the outstanding indebtedness of each socially disadvantaged<br \/>farmer or rancher as of Jan. 1, 2021, to pay off the loan directly or to the socially disadvantaged farmer or rancher for a direct farm loan or farm<br \/>loan guaranteed by the Secretary<br \/>USDA assistance and support for socially disadvantaged farmers, ranchers, forest<br \/>land owners and operators, and groups<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1.01 billion to provide assistance for socially disadvantaged<br \/>farmers, ranches, forest land owners, operators and groups, including:<br \/>o not less than 5 percent to provide outreach, mediation, financial<br \/>training, capacity building training, cooperative development<br \/>training and support, and other technical assistance<br \/>o not less than 5 percent to provide grants and loans to improve<br \/>land access for socially disadvantaged farmers, ranchers or forest<br \/>landowners<br \/>o not less than 0.5 percent to support the activities of equity<br \/>commissions<br \/>o not less than 5 percent to support research, education and<br \/>extension, including scholarships and internships that provide<br \/>pathways to federal employment<br \/>o not less than 5 percent to provide assistance to socially<br \/>disadvantaged farmers, ranchers, or forest landowners who have<br \/>suffered adverse actions, past discrimination or bias<br \/>Use of the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) for commodities and associated<br \/>expenses<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $800 million for the CCC to acquire and make available<br \/>commodities under Section 406(b) of the Food for Peace Act<br \/>Nutrition Assistance<br \/>Supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP)<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends the 15 percent increase in SNAP benefits through Sept. 30, 2021,<br \/>to address the hunger crisis.<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1.15 billion for SNAP. Of these funds:<br \/>o $15 million for the management and oversight of the program<br \/>o $1.135 billion to make grants to each state agency for fiscal years<br \/>2021-2023:<br \/>\uf0a7 75 percent of funds will be distributed based on the share<br \/>of each state&#8217;s households that participated in the<br \/>program for the most recent 12-month period<br \/>\uf0a7 25 percent of funds will be distributed based on the<br \/>increased number of households that participated in the<br \/>program for the most recent 12-month period<br \/>Additional assistance for SNAP online purchasing and technology improvements<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $25 million to make technological improvements to improve<br \/>online purchasing, modernize electronic benefit transfer technology,<br \/>support mobile technologies demonstration projects and provide technical<br \/>assistance to educate retailers on the online acceptance of SNAP benefits<br \/>Additional funding for nutrition assistance programs<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1 billion in nutrition assistance for the Commonwealth of<br \/>Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and American Samoa<br \/>Commodity supplemental food program<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $37 million for the commodity distribution program to maintain<br \/>the traditional levels of assistance for food assistance programs, including<br \/>but not limited to, distribution to institutions (including hospitals and<br \/>facilities caring for needy infants and children), supplemental feeding<br \/>programs serving women, infants and children (WIC) or elderly persons,<br \/>disaster areas, summer camps for children, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands and tribal organization requests for the distribution of<br \/>federally donated foods pursuant to Section 4(b) of the Food and Nutrition<br \/>Act of 2008<br \/>Improvements to WIC benefits<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $490 million to increase cash vouchers for any state agency that<br \/>notifies the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture of the intent to use<br \/>the increased amounts. The authority of a state agency to increase the<br \/>amount of a cash-value voucher will terminate on Sept. 30, 2021<br \/>WIC program modernization<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $390 million to carry out outreach, innovation and program<br \/>modernization efforts, including appropriate waivers and flexibility, to<br \/>increase participate in and redemption of benefits under programs<br \/>established under Section 17 of the Child Nutrition Act of 1966<br \/>Meals and supplements reimbursements for individuals who have not attained the<br \/>age of 25<br \/>\uf0b7 Permits the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture to reimburse<br \/>emergency shelter institutions for meals and supplements serving<br \/>individuals who are under the age of 25 and are receiving assistance,<br \/>including non-residential assistance, from the emergency shelter<br \/>Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program<br \/>\uf0b7 Amends Section 1101 of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act to<br \/>permit a state agency to extend a state agency plan for 90 days for the<br \/>purpose of operating a program during a covered summer period when the<br \/>school lunch program under the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch<br \/>Act or the school breakfast program under Section 4 of the Child Nutrition<br \/>Act of 1966 (42 U.S.C. 1773) and covered child care facilities are closed<br \/>Education<br \/>K-12 Education<br \/>\uf0b7 Nearly $122 billion for the K-12 General Stabilization Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 $2.6 billion for State Special Educati\non Grants under the Individuals with<br \/>Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), to be used in FY 2021.<br \/>\uf0b7 $800 million to help children experiencing homelessness<br \/>\uf0b7 Stipulations for use:<br \/>o States are required to sub-grant at least 90 percent of the<br \/>Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund<br \/>(ESSERF) to school districts according to Title I of the Every<br \/>Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) \u2013 this includes charter schools that<br \/>are considered Local Educational Agencies (LEAs)<br \/>o Of these funds, State Educational Agencies (SEAs) need to<br \/>reserve at least 5 percent and LEAs must reserve at least 20<br \/>percent to &#8220;address learning loss through the implementation of<br \/>evidence-based interventions, such as summer learning or<br \/>summer enrichment, extended day, comprehensive afterschool<br \/>programs, or extended school year programs, and ensure that<br \/>such interventions respond to students&#8217; academic, social, and<br \/>emotional needs&#8221;<br \/>o States need to disseminate the funding within 60 days of receipt;<br \/>within 30 days of getting the new relief funding, school districts<br \/>have to publish &#8220;a plan for the safe return to in-person instruction&#8221;<br \/>if they have not already done soHigher Education<br \/>\uf0b7 $40 billion to colleges and universities through the Higher Education<br \/>Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF), which will remain available through<br \/>Sept. 30, 2023, including:<br \/>o $36 billion for public and nonprofit institutions of higher education<br \/>\uf0a7 institutions are required to direct 50 percent of their<br \/>funding to students in the form of emergency grants<br \/>o $3 billion for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs),<br \/>Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) and other Minority Serving<br \/>Institutions (MSIs)<br \/>o $198 million for institutions with the greatest pandemic-related<br \/>needs<br \/>Child Care<br \/>Child Care<br \/>\uf0b7 $40 billion for child care agencies and aid to providers affected by the<br \/>pandemic:<br \/>o $15 billion of these funds will go to the Child Care and<br \/>Development Block Grant (CCDBG) to subsidize child care for<br \/>875,000 children during the next year<br \/>o $24 billion is for child care stabilization funds to save and sustain<br \/>nearly 449,000 child care programs, impacting 7.3 million children<br \/>o $1 billion for Head Start to ensure that programs can continue to<br \/>provide vital services to children and families<br \/>Water and Utility<br \/>Assistance<br \/>Funding for LIHEAP<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $4.5 billion for utility assistance through the Low Income Home<br \/>Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)<br \/>Funding for water assistance program<br \/>\uf0b7 $500 million for water assistance grants to states &#8220;to assist low-income<br \/>households, particularly those with the lowest incomes, that pay a high<br \/>proportion of household income for drinking water and wastewater<br \/>services&#8221;; the states will provide the funds to&#8221; owners or operators of<br \/>public water systems or treatment works to reduce arrearages of and rates<br \/>charged to such households for such services&#8221;<br \/>Healthcare<br \/>Public Health<br \/>Funding for COVID-19 vaccine activities at the Centers for Disease Control and<br \/>Prevention (CDC)<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $7.5 billion to the CDC for activities to plan, distribute and track<br \/>COVID-19 vaccines; these funds may also go to state, local, tribal and<br \/>territorial public health departments for wraparound support for vaccine<br \/>distribution and administration, and will be available until expended and<br \/>will be distributed through existing CDC vehicles\/cooperative agreements<br \/>to the public health departments\/officials in the 64 CDC jurisdictions<br \/>\uf0b7 This section also provides additional supplemental funding to states,<br \/>localities and territories within 21 days of enactment above and beyond<br \/>similar funding provided in the FY 2021 regular appropriations bill based<br \/>upon the difference between FY 2021 funding and the FY 2020 Public<br \/>Health Emergency Preparedness grant formula funding<br \/>Funding for Vaccine Confidence Activities<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1 billion to the CDC to strengthen public understanding and<br \/>confidence in COVID-19 vaccines to ultimately improve U.S. vaccination<br \/>rates; the funds will be available until expended and will be distributed<br \/>through existing CDC vehicles\/cooperative agreements to the public health<br \/>departments\/officials in the 64 CDC jurisdictions Funding for Supply Chain for COVID-19 Vaccines, Therapeutics and Medical<br \/>Supplies<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $6.05 billion for research, development, manufacturing,<br \/>production and purchase of vaccines, therapeutics and ancillary medical<br \/>products and supplies to respond to COVID; funding may apply not only to<br \/>COVID-19 but also to any pandemic-capable disease, and will be available<br \/>until expended and will likely be available through U.S. Department of<br \/>Health and Human Services (HHS) contract vehicles\/Broad Agency<br \/>Announcements<br \/>Funding for COVID-19 Vaccine, Therapeutic and Device Activities at the FDA<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $500 million to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to<br \/>evaluate the continued effectiveness of FDA-regulated products approved<br \/>to address COVID-19; funding also applies to expand continuous<br \/>manufacturing abilities to ensure a robust supply chain of COVID-related<br \/>products, and also may also be used to expand FDA facility inspections to<br \/>accelerate the review of products delayed due to COVID<br \/>Reduced Cost-Sharing<br \/>\uf0b7 Ensures that individuals who received unemployment compensation in<br \/>2021 receive cost-sharing subsidies as those whose family income is no<br \/>greater than 133 percent of the federal poverty line<br \/>Testing<br \/>Funding for COVID-19 Testing, Contact Tracing and Mitigation Activities<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides HHS with $47.8 billion to fund activities to respond to and<br \/>mitigate the spread of COVID-19, and that may be used to:<br \/>o implement a national COVID-19 testing strategy<br \/>o provide technical assistance to state, local and territorial public<br \/>health departments to detect, diagnose and trace COVID-19<br \/>o support expanded COVID-19 testing and development, including<br \/>through the acquisition of non-federally owned facilities to increase<br \/>testing capacity<br \/>o enhance IT resources for public health data sharing.<br \/>\uf0b7 The funds will be available until expended and will be distributed through<br \/>existing CDC vehicles\/cooperative agreements, including and especially<br \/>the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity (ELC) Cooperative Agreement<br \/>to the public health departments\/officials in the 64 CDC jurisdictions<br \/>Funding for SARS-COV-2 Genomic Sequencing and Surveillance<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides HHS\/CDC with $1.75 billion to expand and improve activities<br \/>around the sequencing of COVID-19 and its variants; funding may also<br \/>apply to local, state and territorial health departments to develop COVID<br \/>variant mitigation strategies<br \/>Funding for Global Health<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $750 million to HHS\/CDC to combat COVID-19 and emerging<br \/>infectious diseases globally<br \/>Funding for Data Modernization and Forecasting Center<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $500 million to HHS\/CDC for public health data surveillance and<br \/>analytics infrastructure modernizationPublic Health Workforce<br \/>Funding for Public Health Workforce<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $7.66 billion to HHS to maintain and expand the U.S. public<br \/>health workforce, including through grant support to public health<br \/>departments to recruit and hire new public health workers and related<br \/>administrative support as well as providing PPE and other supplies to new<br \/>workers<br \/>Funding for Medical Reserve Corps<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million for the Medical Reserve Corps<br \/>Public Health Investments<br \/>Funding for community health centers and community care<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $7.6 billion to HHS to be awarded for grants and cooperative<br \/>agreements to community health centers and qualified Hawaiian entities<br \/>for COVID-19 vaccine distribution, testing, contract tracing, equipment,<br \/>staff, infrastructure, and community education and outreach<br \/>Funding for National Health Service Corps<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $800 million to HHS for state loan repayment programs<br \/>F\nunding for Nurse Corps<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $200 million to HHS for loan repayment programs<br \/>Funding for teaching health centers that operate graduate medical education<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $330 million through FY 2023 to HHS for new graduate medical<br \/>residency training programs, maintaining existing staff and expanding<br \/>existing programs, establishing new or expanding existing primary care<br \/>residency programs, funding a per resident increase of $10,000 and<br \/>boosting the federal response to public health emergencies<br \/>Funding for family planning<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $50 million to HHS for federal grants to assist in the<br \/>establishment and operation of family planning and preventive health<br \/>projects and services not including abortion services<br \/>Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder<br \/>Funding for block grants for community mental health services<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1.5 billion to HHS through FY 2025 for grants to states for<br \/>providing community mental health services<br \/>Funding for block grants for prevention and treatment of substance abuse<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1.5 billion to HHS through FY 2025 for substance abuse<br \/>prevention and treatment<br \/>Funding for mental health and substance use disorder training for healthcare<br \/>professionals, paraprofessionals, and public safety officers<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $80 million to HHS and the Health Resources and Services<br \/>Administration (HRSA) for grants or contracts with qualifying entities in<br \/>rural and underserved communities to train health professionals in<br \/>evidence-informed strategies for reducing and addressing suicide,<br \/>burnout, mental health conditions and substance use disorders among<br \/>healthcare professionalsFunding for education and awareness campaign encouraging healthy work<br \/>conditions and use of mental health and substance use disorder services by<br \/>healthcare professionals<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $20 million to HHS\/CDC to carry out a national evidence-based<br \/>education and awareness campaign directed at healthcare professionals<br \/>and first responders by encouraging them to identify risk factors and seek<br \/>support and treatment for their own mental health and substance use<br \/>concerns<br \/>Funding for grants for healthcare providers to promote mental health among their<br \/>health professional workforce<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $40 million to HHS\/HRSA for grants or contracts with healthcare<br \/>entities, including provider trade associations and Federally Qualified<br \/>Health Centers (FQHCs), to establish or expand protocols to promote<br \/>mental health among healthcare providers, particularly in rural and<br \/>underserved communities<br \/>Funding for community-based funding for local substance use disorder services<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $30 million to HHS to support community-based overdose<br \/>prevention programs, syringe services programs and other harm reduction<br \/>services<br \/>Funding for community-based funding for local behavioral health needs<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $50 million to HHS for grants to address increased community<br \/>behavioral health needs worsened by the COVID-19 public health<br \/>emergency to be used for care coordination, workforce training, surge<br \/>capacity, integrating evidence-based care models, providing mental and<br \/>behavioral health services via telehealth, and preventive and crisis<br \/>intervention services<br \/>Funding for the National Child Traumatic Stress Network<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $10 million to HHS in funding for the national child traumatic<br \/>stress network<br \/>Funding for Project AWARE<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $30 million to HHS for Project AWARE for advancing wellness<br \/>and resiliency in education<br \/>Funding for youth suicide prevention<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $20 million to HHS for grants for youth suicide and early<br \/>prevention programs<br \/>Funding for behavioral health workforce education and training<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million to HHS for grants for mental and behavioral health<br \/>education and training programs<br \/>Funding for pediatric mental health care access<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $80 million to HHS for grants to promote behavioral health<br \/>integration in pediatric primary care by supporting the development of new<br \/>or improvement of existing statewide or regional pediatric mental health<br \/>care telehealth access programs<br \/>Funding for expansion grants for certified community behavioral health clinics<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $420 million to HHS for grants to Certified Community Behavioral<br \/>Health ClinicsExchange Grant Program<br \/>Establishing a grant program for ACA Exchange modernization<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $20 million through FY 2022 to HHS to award grants to<br \/>Affordable Care Act (ACA) Exchanges to modernize or update systems,<br \/>programs or other technology<br \/>Medicaid<br \/>Mandatory coverage of COVID\u201319 vaccines and administration and treatment<br \/>under Medicaid<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill builds on provisions in the Families First Coronavirus Response<br \/>legislation that required Medicaid and Children&#8217;s Health Insurance<br \/>Program (CHIP) coverage of COVID-19 testing without cost-sharing to<br \/>explicitly require Medicaid and CHIP coverage of COVID-19 vaccines,<br \/>treatment including prescription drugs and treatment of conditions that<br \/>complicate COVID-19 treatment, without the imposition of cost-sharing<br \/>charges<br \/>Modifications to certain coverage under Medicaid for pregnant and postpartum<br \/>women<br \/>\uf0b7 Full benefits would be available to women during pregnancy and<br \/>throughout the 12-month postpartum period, or up to a year after the last<br \/>day of her pregnancy, extending their coverage well beyond the current<br \/>cutoff of 60 days; if a state selects this option for its Medicaid program, it<br \/>must provide it under its CHIP program<br \/>State option to provide qualifying community-based mobile crisis intervention<br \/>services<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill allows states to offer community-based mobile crisis intervention<br \/>services for five years, with an 85 percent Federal Medical Assistance<br \/>Percentage (FMAP)<br \/>Temporary increase in FMAP for medical assistance under state Medicaid plans<br \/>that begin to expend amounts for certain mandatory individuals<br \/>\uf0b7 States that newly expand Medicaid would receive an additional 5<br \/>percentage point increase in their regular FMAP for two years, no matter<br \/>when they newly expand \u2013 this increase would be in addition to the<br \/>temporary 6.2 percentage point FMAP increases enacted as part of the<br \/>Families First Coronavirus legislation available through the duration of the<br \/>COVID-19 public health emergency; the 5-percentage point increase<br \/>would not apply to other Medicaid spending that is not subject to the<br \/>regular FMAP, such as administrative costs and Disproportionate Share<br \/>Hospital (DSH) spending<br \/>Extension of 100 percent federal medical assistance percentage to Urban Indian<br \/>Health Organizations and Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems<br \/>\uf0b7 For two years, the bill would temporarily apply the 100 percent FMAP<br \/>available to Indian Health Service (IHS) providers furnishing care to<br \/>Medicaid beneficiaries to include Urban Indian Health Programs and<br \/>Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems services; such providers are<br \/>grantees of the IHS and serve IHS-eligible patients on Medicaid, but they<br \/>are not formally part of the IHS and, as a result, do not receive the 100<br \/>percent FMAP like other IHS providersSunset of limit on maximum rebate amount for single-source drugs and innovator<br \/>multiple source drugs<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill delayed by one year, until 2024, the removal of the cap on<br \/>Medicaid inflation rebates; Medicaid requires a minimum 23 percent rebate<br \/>on brand drugs, and companies pay an additional inflation rebate when<br \/>they raise prices faster than inflation \u2013 that inflationary rebate is currently<br \/>capped at 100 percent of the Average Manufacturer Price (AMP) to avoid<br \/>making drug companies pay rebates that are greater than the price of<br \/>drugs<br \/>Additional support for Medicaid home and community-based services during the<br \/>COVID\u201319 emergency<br \/>\uf0b7 States would have the option of receiving a 7.35 percentage point increase<br \/>in their Medicaid matching rate for home and community-based services<br \/>(subject to a 95 percent li\nmit) for one year starting April 1, 2021; as a<br \/>condition of the increase, states would be required to use this additional<br \/>funding to expand and enhance home and community-based services in<br \/>one or more enumerated ways, including increasing home and community\u0002based reimbursement rates and providing payments to financially stressed<br \/>providers<br \/>Funding for state strike teams for resident and employee safety in nursing facilities<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill appropriates $250 million to support state-based &#8220;strike&#8221; teams to<br \/>help respond to COVID-19 in nursing homes<br \/>Medicare<br \/>Floor on the Medicare area wage index for hospitals in all-urban states<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill restores an area wage index floor for hospitals in all-urban states<br \/>starting Oct. 1, 2021, and directs the HHS Secretary to create a Medicare<br \/>area wage index for hospitals in all-urban states to address a 2019 rule<br \/>that imposed across-the-board cuts to increase pay for low-wage hospitals<br \/>Secretarial authority to temporarily waive or modify application of certain Medicare<br \/>requirements with respect to ambulance services furnished during certain<br \/>emergency periods<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill provides for Medicare reimbursement to ambulance providers<br \/>even if the patients aren&#8217;t transported to a healthcare facility; the authority<br \/>would last the duration of the public health emergency<br \/>Funding for Office of Inspector General<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill provides $5 million to the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG)<br \/>for oversight activities with respect to the Provider Relief Fund<br \/>Defense Production<br \/>Act<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $10 billion to carry out the Defense Production Act for medical<br \/>supplies and equipment such as testing, personal protective equipment<br \/>(PPE) and vaccines.<br \/>Housing,<br \/>Homelessness and<br \/>Rental Assistance<br \/>Emergency rental assistance<br \/>\uf0b7 Of the $27.4 billion provided for rental assistance, $21.55 billion will be<br \/>funded through the Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) and administered by<br \/>the U.S. Department of the Treasury:<br \/>o $305 million is set aside for territories<br \/>o $152 million is set aside for states<br \/>o $2.5 billion will be distributed to high-need communities and will be<br \/>distributed based on the number of very low-income renter<br \/>households paying more than 50 percent of income on rent or living in substandard or overcrowded conditions, rental market<br \/>costs and employment trends.<br \/>o See State Estimates for Emergency Rental Assistance<br \/>\uf0b7 Allocations: The first 40 percent of funds must be paid to grantees within<br \/>60 days of enactment; when a grantee has obligated not less than 75<br \/>percent of funds already dispersed, the Treasury Secretary may provide<br \/>additional disbursements of the grantee&#8217;s allocation<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligibility: Under the bill, households are eligible for emergency rental<br \/>assistance funds if one or more individuals: 1) has qualified for<br \/>unemployment benefits or experienced a reduction in household income,<br \/>incurred significant costs, or experienced other financial hardship during or<br \/>due, directly or indirectly, to the pandemic; 2) can demonstrate a risk of<br \/>experiencing homelessness or housing instability; and 3) has a household<br \/>income below 80 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI)<br \/>o States and localities must prioritize households below 50 percent<br \/>of AMI or those who are unemployed and have been unemployed<br \/>for 90 days; states and localities can provide additional<br \/>prioritization of funds<br \/>\uf0b7 Use of Funds: The funds must be used to provide financial assistance,<br \/>including back and forward rent and utility payments, and other housing<br \/>expenses, and assistance can be provided for 18 months; not more than<br \/>10 percent of funds may be used to provide case management and other<br \/>services intended to help keep households stably housed, and not more<br \/>than 15 percent of funds paid to a state or local government can be used<br \/>for administrative costs<br \/>\uf0b7 Deadlines: After March 31, 2022, the Treasury Secretary may recapture<br \/>excess funds not obligated by a state or locality and reallocate and repay<br \/>these dollars to eligible grantees who, at the time of such reallocation,<br \/>have obligated at least 50 percent of the amount originally allocated and<br \/>have met other criteria; funds not obligated may be used to provide<br \/>affordable housing to very low-income households, so long as the grantee<br \/>has obligated at least 75 percent of its total allocation, and funds provided<br \/>under this bill are available until Sept. 30, 2025<br \/>o The bill extends the deadline to spend the initial $25 billion tranche<br \/>of funding provided by Congress in December 2020 from Dec. 31,<br \/>2021 to Sept. 30, 2022.<br \/>Emergency housing vouchers<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $5 billion for housing vouchers with funds available through Sept.<br \/>30, 2030.<br \/>\uf0b7 Use of Funds: These funds must be used to provide and renew<br \/>emergency vouchers, to cover administrative costs and to make<br \/>adjustments for public housing agencies that would otherwise be required<br \/>to terminate rental assistance due to a significant increase in voucher per\u0002unit costs due to extraordinary circumstances<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligibility: Under the bill, households are eligible for emergency vouchers<br \/>if they 1) are or are at risk of experiencing homelessness, 2) are fleeing or<br \/>attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, sexual<br \/>assault or human trafficking, or 3) are recently homeless and rental<br \/>assistance will prevent the family&#8217;s homelessness or having a high risk of<br \/>housing instability<br \/>\uf0b7 Allocations: Public housing agencies will be notified of the number of<br \/>vouchers allocated to them within 60 days, with vouchers to be distributed<br \/>by a formula that includes capacity and ensures geographic diversity, and<br \/>the Secretary may revoke and redistribute any unleased vouchers after a<br \/>reasonable time; a public housing agency may not reissue any vouchers<br \/>after Sept. 30, 2023, when assistance for the family assisted ends Emergency assistance for rural housing<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million in rental assistance to assist rural households living<br \/>in USDA-financed properties; funds are available until Sept. 30, 2022, and<br \/>they may be used to cover back rent and ongoing rental assistance<br \/>Housing counseling<br \/>\uf0b7 $100 million for housing counseling through NeighborWorks America. Of<br \/>the funds provided, not less than 40 percent must be provided to housing<br \/>counseling organizations that 1) target minority and low-income<br \/>homeowners, renters and individuals experiencing homelessness or 2)<br \/>provide services in neighborhoods with high concentrations of minority and<br \/>low-income homeowners, renters and individuals experiencing<br \/>homelessness.<br \/>Homelessness assistance and supportive services program<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $5 billion to provide rental assistance and supportive services, to<br \/>develop affordable rental housing, to help acquire non-congregate shelter<br \/>to be converted into permanent affordable housing or used as emergency<br \/>shelter<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligibility: These funds must primarily benefit 1) individuals or households<br \/>that are or are at risk of experiencing homelessness, 2) people who are<br \/>fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, stalking,<br \/>sexual assault or human trafficking, 3) populations for whom supportive<br \/>services would prevent the family&#8217;s homelessness or having a high risk of<br \/>housing instability, or 4) households with a veteran family member that<br \/>meets one of these criteria<br \/>\uf0b7 Allocations: Funds will be allocated within 30 days of enactment using the<br \/>HOME Investment Partnerships program formula; the bill waives statutory<br \/>requirements, including a commitment deadline, matching requirements<br \/>and set-aside for Community Housing Development Organizations<br \/>(CHDOs).<br \/>o See National Low Income Housing Coalition Estimated Allocations<br \/>of Homeless Assistance Grants<br \/>\uf0b7 Administrative Costs: Up to 15 percent of the funds may be used to<br \/>cover administrative costs; a grantee may receive up to an additional 5<br \/>percent of its allocat\nion for operating costs for certain CHDOs and<br \/>nonprofit organizations if the funds are used to build capacity<br \/>Homeowner Assistance Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $9.961 billion in funding to be distributed to states through the<br \/>U.S. Department of the Treasury<br \/>\uf0b7 States can apply for the fund 45 days after enactment \u2013 reducing the<br \/>likelihood that there will be implementing regulations; instead, Treasury will<br \/>dictate terms through the contracts with the states<br \/>\uf0b7 Impacts existing pipeline of delinquencies \u2013 tolling date is Jan 21, 2020;<br \/>expenses related to delinquencies prior to January 2020 are not eligible,<br \/>but there is no requirement that the loan be performing as of January 2020<br \/>in order to avail themselves of support<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligible uses of the funds include: mortgage payments; principal reduction;<br \/>interest rate reductions; funds to reinstate a mortgage after forbearance,<br \/>delinquency or default; payment assistance for utilities, internet, property<br \/>taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance, flood insurance,<br \/>condo fees and homeowner association fees; and a catch-all for &#8220;any other<br \/>assistance to promote housing stability&#8221;<br \/>\uf0b7 Unlike the Hardest Hit Fund, the money is not directly earmarked to state<br \/>housing finance agencies (HFAs), but it is likely that states will rely on<br \/>state HFAs to do principal write-downs and interest rate reduction<br \/>refinance loans (IRRLs)\uf0b7 States can also use the money to reimburse themselves for their own<br \/>programs that pre-date disbursement from the Treasury Department<br \/>\uf0b7 States have to spend 60 percent of the funds on borrowers at or below the<br \/>AMI<br \/>\uf0b7 The maximum amount of support is the government-sponsored enterprise<br \/>(GSE) conforming loan limit<br \/>Relief measures for Section 502 and 504 direct loan borrowers<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $39 million to assist rural homeowners through USDA&#8217;s Section<br \/>502 and Section 504 direct loan programs<br \/>Fair Housing Initiatives Program<br \/>\uf0b7 $20 million increase to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban<br \/>Development&#8217;s (HUD) Fair Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP) to help<br \/>identify government agencies that handle complaints of housing<br \/>discrimination<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligible grantees include state or local governments, qualified fair housing<br \/>enforcement organizations with at least two years of experience, and other<br \/>public or private nonprofit organizations representing individuals who have<br \/>been victims of housing discrimination<br \/>Public Transportation<br \/>Federal Transit Administration Grants<br \/>\uf0b7 $30.5 billion for transit<br \/>o $26.086 billion for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Urbanized<br \/>Area Formula Grants (Section 5307)<br \/>\uf0a7 This amount, combined with CARES Act and Coronavirus<br \/>Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act<br \/>(CRRSAA) grants, allows urbanized areas to receive 132<br \/>percent of their 2018 operating costs; for urbanized areas<br \/>that received grants totaling 130 to 132 percent of<br \/>operating costs from the CARES Act and CRRSAA, they<br \/>receive an additional 10 percent of their 2018 operating<br \/>costs<br \/>o $317 million for FTA Rural Area Formula Grants (Section 5311)<br \/>o $50 million for FTA Enhanced Mobility for Seniors and Individuals<br \/>with Disabilities Grants (Section 5310)<br \/>o $100 million for non-urbanized intercity bus program recipients<br \/>o $25 million for Section 5307 planning grants to restore service<br \/>\uf0b7 $2.21 billion for operating assistance grants to eligible recipients that<br \/>require additional support for operations, personnel, cleaning, sanitization<br \/>and debt payments costs incurred to maintain operations and avoid layoffs<br \/>and furloughs due to COVID-19, with grants to be evaluated by the FTA<br \/>based on the level of financial need demonstrated; the FTA is required to<br \/>issue a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for these grants within 180<br \/>days after the bill is signed into law<br \/>\uf0b7 $1.675 billion for Capital Investment Grants (CIG)<br \/>o $1.425 billion for New Start and Core Capacity projects:<br \/>\uf0a7 $1.25 billion for CIG project sponsors that have an existing<br \/>Full Funding Grant Agreement (FFGA) and have received<br \/>a FY 2019 or FY 2020 CIG allocation.<br \/>\uf0a7 $175 million to CIG projects with an existing FFGA that<br \/>received a CIG allocation prior to FY 2019<br \/>o $250 million for Small Start projects that are a recipient of a CIG<br \/>allocation or an applicant in the project development phaseDisaster Relief<br \/>Emergency Federal Employee Leave Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $570 million to establish a fund, the Emergency Federal<br \/>Employee Leave Fund, to be administered by the Office of Personnel<br \/>Management (OPM) to remain available through Sept. 30, 2022; funds<br \/>may be used for reimbursement to an agency or for paid leave by any<br \/>employee who is unable to work due to quarantine or isolation related to<br \/>COVID-19, including caring for family members or dependents, and paid<br \/>leave may not exceed 600 hours for each full-time employee<br \/>Pandemic Response Accountability Committee funding availability<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $40 million to support oversight of the coronavirus response via<br \/>the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee<br \/>Funding for the White House<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $12.8 million for the White House to prevent, prepare for and<br \/>respond to the coronavirus<br \/>Federal Emergency Management Agency appropriation<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $50 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency<br \/>(FEMA) for the purposes of the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF) for cost<br \/>associated with major disaster declarations<br \/>Emergency food and shelter program funding<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $400 million for the emergency food and shelter program<br \/>Humanitarian relief<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $110 million for the emergency food and shelter program for the<br \/>purposes of providing humanitarian relief to families and individuals<br \/>encountered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)<br \/>AFG and SAFER program funding<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million for Assistance to Firefighter Grants (AFG) and $200<br \/>million for Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grants<br \/>(SAFER)<br \/>Emergency management performance grant funding<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $100 million for emergency management performance grant<br \/>funding<br \/>Cybersecurity and<br \/>Technology<br \/>Modernization<br \/>Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $650 million for the DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure<br \/>Security Agency (CISA) to mitigate cybersecurity risks<br \/>Appropriation for the U.S. Digital Service<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $200 million for the U.S. Digital Service, a White House unit that<br \/>provides IT support to federal agencies<br \/>Appropriation for the Technology Modernization Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $1 billion for the General Services Administration Technology<br \/>Modernization Fund, which was established to upgrade federal agency IT<br \/>systems<br \/>Paycheck Protection<br \/>Program (PPP)<br \/>\uf0b7 Appropriates an additional $7.25 billion to the U.S. Small Business<br \/>Administration (SBA) for the PPP program<br \/>\uf0b7 Expands PPP eligibility to include:o Additional tax-exempt nonprofits, such as 501(c)(5) labor and<br \/>agricultural organizations and community locations of larger<br \/>nonprofits, whose lobbying activities do not comprise more than 15<br \/>percent of its activities<br \/>o Internet publishing organizations assigned a North American<br \/>Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code of 519130 and<br \/>engaged in the collection and distribution of local or regional and<br \/>national news and information<br \/>\uf0b7 Adds COBRA premium assistance as an allowable payroll cost under the<br \/>PPP program<br \/>\uf0b7 Program expires March 31, 2021<br \/>Economic Injury<br \/>Disaster Loans (EIDL)<br \/>\uf0b7 Appropriates $15 billion to the SBA to provide EIDL $10,000 grants to<br \/>small businesses eligible under Section 331 of the Economic Aid to Hard\u0002Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act or Section 1110(e) of<br \/>the CARES Act<br \/>Restaurants<br \/>\uf0b7 Appropriates $28.6 billion for the SBA to administer a grant program to<br \/>restaurants through a new Restaurant Revitalization Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 The new grant program foll\nows the enactment of a similar grant program<br \/>for shuttered live venues enacted in Section 324 of the Economic Aid to<br \/>Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act enacted in<br \/>December 2020<br \/>\uf0b7 Eligible restaurants must certify that the uncertainty of current economic<br \/>conditions makes necessary the grant request to support the ongoing<br \/>operations of the restaurant<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill prohibits eligibility of a restaurant that:<br \/>o is a state or local government operated business<br \/>o owns or operates more than 20 locations as of March 13, 2020<br \/>o has a pending application for or has received a grant under SBA<br \/>shuttered live venues grant program, or<br \/>o is a publicly traded company<br \/>\uf0b7 The maximum grant amount is:<br \/>o $10 million per eligible entity and any affiliated businesses, and<br \/>o $5 million per physical location of the eligible entity<br \/>Shuttered Venue<br \/>Operators<br \/>\uf0b7 This bill provides $1.25 billion in additional funds for the Shuttered Venue<br \/>Operators Grant Program enacted in Section 324 of the Economic Aid to<br \/>Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act enacted in<br \/>December 2020<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill also allows eligible applicants to access both the Shuttered Venue<br \/>Operators Grant (SVOG) and PPP to address SVOG&#8217;s delayed start<br \/>Aviation\/Airlines<br \/>Air Transportation Payroll Support Program Extension<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $14 billion to extend Payroll Support Program funding for eligible<br \/>air carriers and contractors, with the new round of funding extending<br \/>restrictions on involuntary furloughs and reductions in pay rates or benefits<br \/>through Sept. 30, 2021, or the date on which funds are expended; it also<br \/>extends the restrictions on stock buybacks, dividends and capital<br \/>distributions through Sept. 30, 2022, and restrictions on executive<br \/>compensation to April 1, 2023.<br \/>\uf0b7 The Secretary of the Treasury is required to issue streamlined procedures<br \/>within five days of enactment and make initial payments under the<br \/>program within 10 days of enactment<br \/>Relief for Airports<br \/>\uf0b7 $8 billion for airports<br \/>o $6.492 billion for primary airports and certain cargo airports to use<br \/>for &#8220;costs related to operations, personnel, cleaning, sanitization,<br \/>janitorial services, combating the spread of pathogens at the<br \/>airport, and debt service payments&#8221;; the federal share is 100<br \/>percent\uf0b7 $800 million &#8220;to provide relief from rents and minimum annual guarantees<br \/>to airport concessions&#8221;<br \/>\uf0b7 $608 million to pay the federal share of 100 percent for Airport<br \/>Improvement Program (AIP) grants awarded in FY 2021 or FY 2020<br \/>Emergency TSA Employee Leave Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 The legislation also adds an $13 billion emergency paid leave fund for<br \/>TSA employees that is similar to a leave program for FAA employees<br \/>included in the bill; the fund expires in September 2022.<br \/>Broadband<br \/>Funding for E-Rate support for emergency educational connections and devices<br \/>\uf0b7 Nearly $7.2 billion to create an Emergency Connectivity Fund to reimburse<br \/>schools and libraries for internet access and connected devices for<br \/>students and teachers learning remotely due to the pandemic; requires the<br \/>FCC to issue rules within 60 days of enactment to provide funding to<br \/>eligible schools and libraries to enable them to provide eligible connected<br \/>devices, internet service and equipment necessary to support internet<br \/>service to students and teachers, regardless of technology, for internet use<br \/>in locations other than a school or library, among other things<br \/>\uf0b7 $10 billion for states, territories and tribal governments to carry out critical<br \/>capital projects directly enabling work, education and health monitoring,<br \/>including remote options, in response to the public health emergency with<br \/>respect to COVID-19; this funding is intended to be focused on broadband<br \/>investment<br \/>Unemployment<br \/>Provisions<br \/>Unemployment Insurance extension<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends enhanced unemployment insurance until Sept. 6. 2021, including<br \/>the extra $300 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends Pandemic Unemployment Assistance to the self-employed, gig<br \/>workers, freelancers and others who would otherwise not regularly qualify<br \/>for unemployment insurance<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation for those<br \/>who exhaust state benefits to 53 weeks, from 24 weeks<br \/>Unemployment Insurance tax relief<br \/>\uf0b7 Creates a $10,200 tax exclusion for unemployment compensation in tax<br \/>year 2020 for those with incomes under $150,000<br \/>Tax<br \/>Stimulus payments<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides an additional $1,400 per qualifying individual in direct stimulus<br \/>payments; in addition to the $600 in supplemental payments enacted in<br \/>the December 2020 relief bill, this would fulfill Democratic demands for<br \/>$2,000 in payments<br \/>Child Tax Credit<br \/>\uf0b7 Temporary, fully refundable enhancement of the value of the Child Tax<br \/>Credit to $3,000 for children older than 6 and to $3,600 for children<br \/>younger than 6 \u2013 an increase in the current credit of $2,000, of which only<br \/>$1,400 is refundable; envisions that the tax credit can be claimed on a<br \/>monthly basis, rather than annually<br \/>Earned Income Tax Credit<br \/>\uf0b7 Temporarily and significantly increases the value of the Earned Income<br \/>Tax Credit, along with loosening eligibility requirements on incomeDependent Care Assistance<br \/>\uf0b7 Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit: Temporary, fully refundable<br \/>enhancement of the Child and Dependent Care Credit from the current<br \/>limitation of $1,050 per child or dependent up to $4,000<br \/>Credits for Paid Sick and Family Leave<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends the availability of paid sick and paid family leave tax credits, as<br \/>established in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act through Sept.<br \/>30, 2021<br \/>\uf0b7 Also expands eligibility to state and local governments that provide this<br \/>benefit<br \/>Employee Retention Credit<br \/>\uf0b7 Increases the availability and value of credit to those employers who<br \/>&#8220;severely financially distressed&#8221; (i.e., those who experienced a severe<br \/>decline in gross receipts) by allowing such employers to take all wages<br \/>into account, not just those that are paid for employees not providing<br \/>services<br \/>\uf0b7 Expands credit availability to employers who qualify as a &#8220;recovery startup<br \/>business&#8221; (i.e., those employers who began a trade or business after Feb.<br \/>15, 2020, and whose gross receipts average less than $1 million)<br \/>\uf0b7 Expands availability of the credit from the current deadline of June 30,<br \/>2021, to those wages paid in 2021<br \/>Premium Tax Credit<br \/>\uf0b7 Expands the Affordable Care Act&#8217;s premium tax credits for health<br \/>insurance that is purchased through an exchange<br \/>Miscellaneous Provisions<br \/>Repeal of election to allocate on worldwide basis<br \/>\uf0b7 Revokes an election that came into effect in 2021 to allow multinational<br \/>companies to allocate their interest expenses on a worldwide basis<br \/>Extension of Excess Business Loss Limitation<br \/>\uf0b7 Extends the limitation on excess business losses of non-corporate<br \/>taxpayers for one year, through 2026<br \/>Pensions<br \/>Expansion of limitation on excessive employee remuneration<br \/>\uf0b7 Expands the denial of deductibility currently found in IRC Section 162(m)<br \/>to an additional five highest compensated individuals<br \/>Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) fund<br \/>\uf0b7 Creates a fund for the PBGC to assist certain struggling multiemployer<br \/>plans to cover benefits due through plan years ending in 2051<br \/>State and Local<br \/>Assistance<br \/>Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds<br \/>\uf0b7 Of the approximately $350 billion for fiscal relief, 57 percent is allocated to<br \/>states and 35 percent to local governments<br \/>\uf0b7 The distribution formula is as follows:<br \/>o States and District of Columbia: $195.3 billion<br \/>\uf0b7 $25.5 billion is equally divided with state minimum of $500<br \/>million\uf0b7 $169 billion based on the state share of unemployed<br \/>workers over a three-month period from October to<br \/>December 2020<br \/>o Local Governments: $130.2 billion divided evenly between non\u0002county municipalities an\nd counties<br \/>\uf0b7 Counties: $65.1 billion in direct federal aid to all counties<br \/>based on the county share of the U.S. population based<br \/>on the most recent data available from the Census Bureau<br \/>\uf0b7 Non-County Municipalities: $65.1 billion to cities and<br \/>other non-county municipalities:<br \/>\uf0b7 $45.57 billion in direct federal aid for<br \/>municipalities with populations of at least<br \/>50,000, using a modified Community<br \/>Development Block Grant formula<br \/>\uf0b7 $19.53 billion for municipalities with<br \/>populations of less than 50,000 based on each<br \/>jurisdiction&#8217;s percentage of the state&#8217;s population;<br \/>aid is distributed through the states, with the<br \/>ability for states to request an extension if they are<br \/>unable to distribute within 30 days<br \/>\uf0b7 See State and Local Allocation Estimates<br \/>o U.S. Territories: $4.5 billion<br \/>o $20 billion to federally recognized tribal governments<br \/>\uf0b7 Allowable Uses of Funds: Funds may be used to:<\/p>\n\n\n\n<ol class=\"wp-block-list\"><li>respond to the public health emergency with respect to COVID-19 or<br \/>its negative economic impacts, including assistance to households,<br \/>small businesses and nonprofits, or aid to impacted industries such as<br \/>tourism, travel and hospitality<\/li><li>for the provision of government services to the extent of the reduction<br \/>in revenue (i.e. online, property or income tax) due to the public health<br \/>emergency<\/li><li>make necessary investments in water, sewer or broadband<br \/>infrastructure, or<\/li><li>include premium pay for eligible workers performing essential work (as<br \/>determined by each state or tribal government) during the pandemic<br \/>o Other key provisions:<br \/>\uf0b7 states are not allowed to use the funds to either directly or<br \/>indirectly offset a reduction in the net tax revenue that<br \/>results from a change in law, regulation or administrative<br \/>interpretation during the covered period that reduces any<br \/>tax<br \/>\uf0b7 No funds shall be deposited into any pension fund<br \/>\uf0b7 State and local governments are allowed to transfer to a<br \/>private nonprofit organization, a public benefit corporation<br \/>involved in the transportation of passengers or cargo, or a<br \/>special-purpose unit of state or local government<br \/>\uf0b7 Reporting Requirements, Certification and Recoupment: Requires<br \/>state and local governments to fulfill reporting requirements, such as:<br \/>o states are required to report how funds are used and how their tax<br \/>revenue was modified during the time that funds were spent during<br \/>the covered period (covered period begins on March 3, 2021, and<br \/>ends on the last day of the fiscal year a state or local government<br \/>has expended or returned all funds to the U.S. Treasury).<br \/>o local governments would be required to provide &#8220;periodic reports&#8221;<br \/>providing a detailed accounting of the use of funds<br \/>o if a state, county or municipality does not comply with any<br \/>provision of this bill, they will be required to repay the U.S.<br \/>Treasury an equal amount to the funds used in violation\uf0b7 Administration of Recovery Funds: Funds will administered as follows:<br \/>o funds would be distributed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury<br \/>o the deadline to spend funds would be Dec. 31, 2024<br \/>o payments will be divided into two equal tranches \u2013 within 60 days<br \/>after enactment, the U.S. Treasury is required to release the first<br \/>tranche allocated to a city, county or state; the second tranche<br \/>cannot be released earlier than 12 months after the first payment<br \/>o in order to receive a payment either under the first or second<br \/>tranche, local governments must provide the U.S. Treasury with a<br \/>certification signed by an authorized officer; the U.S. Treasury is<br \/>required to pay the first tranche to counties not later than 60 days<br \/>after enactment and the second payment no earlier than 12<br \/>months after the first payment<br \/>o The bill would provide $117 million for oversight and to promote<br \/>transparency and accountability of all federal coronavirus relief<br \/>funds, with $77 million for the Government Accountability Office<br \/>and $40 million for the Pandemic Response and Accountability<br \/>Committee<br \/>State Small Business Credit Initiative<br \/>\uf0b7 $10 billion for the fund, administered by the Treasury Department<br \/>\uf0b7 The money is allocated to states to support programs of their own design<br \/>and can include: loan participation programs, venture capital programs,<br \/>collateral support programs, loan guarantee programs and capital access<br \/>programs<br \/>Funding for providers relating to COVID-19<br \/>\uf0b7 The bill provides an additional $8.5 billion in relief funding for rural entities<br \/>\u2013 far short of the $35 billion sought by stakeholders<br \/>Tribal Provisions<br \/>COVID State Fiscal Recovery Fund<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $20 billion (of $219.8 billion allocated to the COVID State Fiscal<br \/>Recovery Fund) for tribal governments to mitigate the fiscal effects<br \/>stemming from the COVID pandemic<br \/>o $1 billion will be allocated equally among all tribal governments<br \/>o $19 billion will be allocated among all tribal governments in<br \/>amounts determined by the Secretary<br \/>o Payments will be made to each tribal government within 60 days<br \/>of enactment<br \/>o Tribal governments can use the funds by Dec. 31, 2024, to:<br \/>\uf0a7 respond to or mitigate the COVID public health emergency<br \/>and its negative economic impacts, including assistance to<br \/>households, small businesses and nonprofits or to<br \/>impacted industries such as tourism, travel and hospitality<br \/>\uf0a7 respond to workers performing essential work during the<br \/>COVID public health emergency by providing premium<br \/>pay to eligible workers of tribal governments that are<br \/>performing such essential work, or by providing grants to<br \/>eligible employers that have eligible workers who perform<br \/>essential work<br \/>\uf0a7 provide government services to the extent of the reduction<br \/>in revenue due to the pandemic in the most recent full<br \/>fiscal year<br \/>\uf0a7 make necessary investments in water, sewer or<br \/>broadband infrastructure<br \/>o A tribal government is defined as the governing body of any Indian<br \/>or Alaska Native tribe, band, nation, pueblo, village, community,<br \/>component band or component reservation individually identified in the annual list published pursuant to the Federally Recognized<br \/>Indian Tribe List Act of 1994 (25 U.S.C. 5131)<br \/>Indian Health Service<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $6.094 for Indian health<br \/>\uf0b7 $5.484 billion is allocated to carry out the Transfer Act, the Indian Self\u0002Determination and Education Assistance Act, the Indian Health Care<br \/>Improvement Act, and titles II and III of the Public Health Service Act.<br \/>o $2 billion is for lost reimbursements in accordance with Section 207 of<br \/>the Indian Health Care Improvement Act<br \/>o $500 million is for Purchased\/Referred Care<br \/>o $140 million is for information, technology, telehealth infrastructure,<br \/>and the Indian Health Service electronic health records system<br \/>o $84 million is for maintaining operations of the Urban Indian health<br \/>program<br \/>o $600 million is for necessary expenses to plan, prepare for, promote,<br \/>distribute, administer and track COVID vaccines<br \/>o $1.5 billion is for necessary expenses to detect, diagnose, trace and<br \/>monitor COVID infections; mitigate the spread of COVID; and<br \/>purchase supplies necessary for these activities<br \/>o $240 million is to establish, expand and sustain a public health<br \/>workforce to prevent, prepare for and respond to COVID<br \/>o $420 million is for necessary expenses related to mental and<br \/>behavioral health prevention and treatment services<br \/>\uf0b7 $600 million is for lease, purchase, construction, alteration, renovation or<br \/>equipping health facilities to respond to COVID<br \/>\uf0b7 $10 million is for expenses relating to potable water delivery<br \/>Bureau of Indian Affairs<br \/>\uf0b7 Provides $900 million to the Bureau of Indian Affairs<br \/>o $100 million for tribal 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