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How Much Stimulus Funding is Going to Your County?

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This site was updated in February 2012. It includes recipient-reported data through the first quarter of 2012, which was released in January 2012.
To obtain a copy of data for your state through the first quarter of 2012, click here.
It’s been nearly three years since the federal stimulus plan began. So once again, we’ve taken all the data used on the government’s stimulus Web site, Recovery.gov, spiffed it up and added thousands of other recovery spending records.
The result: the most comprehensive publicly available analysis of stimulus spending that we know of.
Type in your county or click on your state to find local projects, and check out how per capita spending compares with poverty, income and unemployment in your area.
You can also get the data files from us directly.
Stimulus FundingUnemployment Rate
TotalPer Capita12/2008+/-12/2009+/-12/2010+/-12/2011
U.S.$507,736,398,415$1,6457.4+ 2.610.0-0.69.4-0.98.5
Alabama$6,790,713,887$1,4217.0+ 3.610.6-1.88.8-1.37.5
Alaska$2,910,775,343$4,0987.0+ 1.88.8-0.78.1-0.47.7
Arizona$13,910,204,220$2,1767.5+ 1.38.8+ 0.49.2-0.58.7
Arkansas$4,407,590,543$1,5126.2+ 1.47.6+ 0.27.8-0.47.4
California$63,285,270,700$1,6999.0+ 3.212.2+ 0.112.3-1.410.9
Colorado$8,805,582,008$1,7515.9+ 1.47.3+ 1.48.7-0.87.9
Connecticut$5,289,402,419$1,4806.3+ 2.18.4+ 0.28.6-1.07.6
Delaware$1,700,277,624$1,8946.3+ 2.38.6-0.48.2-1.17.1
District of Columbia$5,028,734,803$8,3578.1+ 3.811.9-2.79.2+ 1.010.2
Florida$23,451,511,459$1,2478.0+ 3.611.6+ 0.111.7-2.09.7
Georgia$13,536,257,364$1,3977.8+ 2.210.0+ 0.210.2-0.89.4
Hawaii$2,590,419,211$1,9045.2+ 1.26.4-0.65.8+ 0.46.2
Idaho$2,904,345,992$1,8536.6+ 2.59.1+ 0.69.7-1.28.5
Illinois$20,529,336,978$1,6007.3+ 3.510.8-2.08.8+ 0.59.3
Indiana$8,702,991,684$1,3428.0+ 1.79.7-0.59.2-0.58.7
Iowa$4,598,308,034$1,5095.2+ 1.56.7-0.56.2-0.45.8
Kansas$4,373,038,622$1,5334.9+ 1.36.2+ 0.26.4-0.55.9
Kentucky$6,904,640,310$1,5918.2+ 2.210.4-0.59.9-1.38.6
Louisiana$7,185,248,561$1,5855.2+ 2.07.20.07.2-0.86.4
Maine$2,800,363,778$2,1086.8+ 1.48.2-0.77.5-0.57.0
Maryland$11,737,119,477$2,0335.5+ 1.67.1-0.17.0-0.56.5
Massachusetts$14,410,722,224$2,2016.4+ 2.79.1-1.18.0-1.56.5
Michigan$17,047,717,578$1,72510.4+ 3.914.3-3.710.6-1.69.0
Minnesota$8,913,948,252$1,6816.6+ 0.87.4-0.66.8-1.15.7
Mississippi$5,137,517,757$1,7317.6+ 2.810.4-0.69.8+ 0.19.9
Missouri$9,177,300,386$1,5327.3+ 2.09.3-0.19.2-1.57.7
Montana$2,275,944,966$2,3005.6+ 1.26.8+ 0.77.5-0.86.7
Nebraska$2,449,333,915$1,3413.8+ 0.64.4-0.34.10.04.1
Nevada$4,513,313,125$1,6719.1+ 3.712.8+ 1.914.7-2.312.4
New Hampshire$1,865,893,458$1,4174.5+ 2.26.7-1.45.3-0.44.9
New Jersey$11,565,264,810$1,3156.7+ 3.09.7-1.08.70.08.7
New Mexico$4,673,832,712$2,2705.3+ 2.67.9+ 0.38.2-1.86.4
New York$37,026,975,244$1,9116.5+ 2.38.8-0.88.00.08.0
North Carolina$14,161,131,094$1,4858.1+ 2.810.9-1.29.7+ 0.19.8
North Dakota$1,580,571,014$2,3503.5+ 0.84.3-0.53.8-0.63.2
Ohio$16,791,184,941$1,4557.8+ 2.910.7-1.59.2-1.67.6
Oklahoma$5,715,802,153$1,5244.4+ 2.16.5+ 0.16.6-0.66.0
Oregon$6,777,018,630$1,7698.9+ 1.810.7-0.410.3-1.48.9
Pennsylvania$18,875,681,351$1,4866.1+ 2.48.5-0.48.1-0.97.2
Rhode Island$2,197,973,481$2,0888.9+ 3.312.2-1.310.9-0.210.7
South Carolina$7,579,002,713$1,6399.3+ 3.112.4-1.510.9-1.49.5
South Dakota$2,018,273,213$2,4793.9+ 1.04.90.04.9-0.54.4
Tennessee$10,590,488,584$1,6698.2+ 2.410.6-1.59.1-1.08.1
Texas$32,601,036,927$1,2965.7+ 2.38.00.08.0-0.87.2
Utah$3,872,199,223$1,4014.9+ 1.56.4+ 0.87.2-1.65.6
Vermont$1,775,484,626$2,8375.3+ 1.36.6-1.15.5-0.64.9
Virginia$10,616,709,826$1,3275.0+ 1.76.7-0.36.4-0.36.1
Washington$13,194,880,956$1,9626.9+ 2.59.4-0.29.2-0.68.6
West Virginia$3,122,077,670$1,6854.8+ 3.88.6+ 0.89.4-1.77.7
Wisconsin$8,522,918,703$1,4995.9+ 2.48.3-1.27.1-0.56.6
Wyoming$1,061,052,805$1,8834.2+ 3.47.6-1.26.4-0.75.7