People across the nation have already begun to receive their stimulus checks. This time around, those qualified will receive $1,400. That amount only increases for families with children and dependents on their taxes.
The bill provides direct relief payments to people who make less than a $75,000 a year. Local Jeanie Carson said she is using her check to catch up.
"I’m going to pay bills. I just believe it's to help the economy grow and I think it will do us all well," she said.
Other members of the community say they will use the check towards their future.
"I will probably use it for a down payment on an apartment. I'm moving out of college this next semester, so that is probably the plan otherwise it will go to paying off my student loans," Davenport local, Emily Brooks said.
The IRS has a tool that it used for the last two stimulus checks, allowing people to track if and when they can expect their stimulus check.