The Bloomberg administration recently launched a new website to track how money earmarked for Hurricane Sandy relief is being spent. Administration officials said that some of the information on the site would be updated every month, while some of it would be updated every quarter.

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New York
Apartment Law Insider:
City Launches Web Site to Track
Sandy Funds
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2. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
The Bloomberg administration recently launched
a new website to track how money earmarked for
Hurricane Sandy relief is being spent.
Administration officials said that some of the
information on the site would be updated every
month, while some of it would be updated every
quarter.
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3. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
The Sandy Funding Tracker provides a Funding
Summary, which gives an overview of all disaster
recovery and resilience dollars allocated to date by
funding type and funding details.
The Sandy Funding Tracker also provides further
detailed information about projects and programs in
each major category of disaster relief funds.
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4. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
The two main sources of funds are from:
– HUD's Community Development Block Grant-Disaster
Recovery
– FEMA's public assistance
On March 5, 2013, the city received a $1.77 billion grant
allocation from HUD for eligible Hurricane Sandy disaster
recovery and rebuilding activities through the Disaster Relief
Appropriations Act, 2013 (Public Law 113-2), signed into law
by President Obama on Jan. 29, 2013.
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5. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
The city received a second allocation of $1.447
billion on Nov. 18, 2013. The funding helps New
Yorkers rebuild their homes, businesses, and
communities through city-led
housing, business, infrastructure, and resiliency
programs.
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6. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
Through the Disaster Relief Appropriations Act
and the Sandy Recovery Improvement Act of 2013
(SRIA), FEMA has provided public assistance funds
to the city to reimburse eligible costs of
emergency response, debris removal, and
repairing or rebuilding damaged public facilities.
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7. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
FEMA and the city continue to work together to
finalize funding for eligible costs as part of the
longer term recovery.
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8. City Launches Web Site to Track Sandy Funds
In October, New York State Attorney General Eric
Schneiderman said that his office would be
vigilant in ensuring that roughly $575 million in
Hurricane Sandy aid would reach victims.
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