Treasury Compilation of SLFRF Resources for Recipients

Now that we are a fourth of the way into 2024, SLFRF recipients are focused on the fast-approaching first quarterly reporting deadline and the December 31 obligation deadline ever-present on the horizon,

Treasury suggests that before recipients submit their Project and Expenditure (P&E) report that they take a few moments to bookmark the links throughout in a browser such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge and use that browser when submitting their report. (As a reminder, the Treasury portal does not work well on Internet Explorer.) Also, recipients are encouraged to visit Treasury's newsletter subscription webpage and sign up to receive the latest updates and news about the SLFRF program. 

Self-Service Resources 

  • See Section 2 for information about Login.gov, ID.me, and SAM.gov. 
  • See Section 3 for information about Creating Accounts, adding/changing Points of Contact, Authorized Representative, Unique Identifier Number (UEI) and more. 

Recipient Compliance and Reporting Responsibilities Webpage 

  • Scroll to “Accessing Treasury’s Portal” for login instructions for Login.gov and ID.me. 
  • Register and access Treasury’s reporting portal using Login.gov. Treasury recommends NEUs use Login.gov. Also see the SLFRF Login.gov Account Explainer Video with step-by-step registration information. 
  • Register and access Treasury’s reporting portal using ID.me. Also see the SLFRF ID.me Account Explainer Video with step-by-step registration information. 
  • Scroll to “Webinars” for follow-along instructions about a wide array of helpful topics, including a demonstration of the portal, bulk uploads, user roles, and other topics. Note: Treasury will announce when this latest webinar is posted here. 
  • Scroll to “Key Links” for SLFRF program information and updates, including the 2022 Final Rule, 2023 Interim Final Rule, Obligation Interim Final Rule, fact sheets, and more. 

Eligible Uses and Resources for Determining Eligible Uses 

See the “Eligible Uses” webpage and scroll down to the “Resources for Determining Eligible Uses” section. Also see Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for All Recipients. Particular attention should be placed on the recently added Section 17 that further clarifies the definition of "obligation" as discussed in the November 2023 Interim Final Rule. 

Quick Links

Explainer Videos 

Commonly Asked Questions with Reference Links

The best resource for any reporting questions is the SLFRF Compliance and Reporting Guide. 

Yes. Recipients must continue to submit the required reports via Treasury’s Portal regardless of whether SLFRF award funds have been obligated or expended. Until closeout procedures for the SLFRF program are finalized and published, recipients must also continue to submit the required reports even if SLFRF funds have been fully spent and reported. 

Treasury has provided recorded webinars for step-by-step instructions on how to create an account and login and for assigning and updating user roles in Treasury’s Portal. For more information, see also Treasury Guidance on registering with ID.me or Treasury Guidance on registering with Login.gov (creating an account) and Updating User Roles in Portal (assigning user roles). 

Yes, Treasury has provided recorded webinars for step-by-step instructions on how to submit SLFRF reports through Treasury’s Portal. 

P&E Report Portal Demonstration Part I - Demonstration of submitting reports that only report revenue replacement. This generally includes recipients that received less than $10 million in SLFRF award funds. 

P&E Report Portal Demonstration Part II - Demonstration of submitting reports that include project expenditure categories. This generally includes recipients that received $10 million or more in SLFRF award funds. 

Simplified P&E Report Portal Demonstration - Demonstration of submitting reports for local governments and Tribes that received less than $10 million in SLFRF award funds.  

NEU Portal Demonstration with Reporting & Compliance Responsibilities Overview - Provides recipients with key resources and a “how-to” training demonstration to complete the SLFRF annual report. 

The Treasury Portal has functionality to accept bulk project uploads. You can learn more about this by viewing the SLFRF: Using Bulk Uploads for Reporting webinar.

If you are experiencing any exceptional circumstances that is preventing you from submitting the required reports, please email a detailed explanation of the situation with any supporting screenshots or relevant documentation, as appropriate, to SLFRF@Treasury.gov.  

Treasury’s website provides information about the SLFRF program, including the eligible use categories for use of SLFRF funds as summarized in the Overview of the 2022 Final Rule, Overview of the 2023 Interim Final Rule, and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), as well as information about reporting requirements.