Treasury Hosts April ARPA SLFRF Reporting Webinars: Key Support for County Compliance

Treasury Department

Key Takeaways

As counties continue to implement projects under the American Rescue Plan Act’s (ARPA) State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) program, accurate and timely reporting remains critical. To support counties in preparing their 2025 Annual or Q1 Project and Expenditure (P&E) Reports – due April 30, 2025 – the U.S. Department of the Treasury is offering a workshop series for all SLFRF recipients.

These webinars will equip county staff with tools, updates and guidance to successfully complete upcoming reporting requirements. Topics will include:

  1. P&E Report Content
  2. Common Reporting Errors
  3. Noncompliance Issues
  4. Debt Management

Webinar Dates and Registration:

Note: Both sessions will cover the same material and will be recorded for those unable to attend live.

Who Should Attend?

County staff responsible for administering SLFRF funds – especially those involved in finance, policy, grants, housing, capital improvements and emergency management – are highly encouraged to join. The sessions will be particularly helpful for staff new to SLFRF reporting or those with expanded roles.

Portal Access Reminders:

Before attending the webinar, please ensure you have access to the Treasury Portal:

  • New users are encouraged to register via Login.gov for a streamlined experience.
  • Existing users who previously accessed the portal through ID.me may continue using that method.
  • Users may log in via both Login.gov and ID.me, provided they use the same email address for both accounts.

These webinars represent a valuable opportunity to clarify reporting requirements, reduce administrative burden and help counties maintain compliance.

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