TEGL_17-15_Change_2_Attachment_C.pdf

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Attachment C State Total Adult 10 1 2016 DW 10 1 2016 Total 4 817 347 2 178 008 2 639 339 Alabam a 76 884 34 429 42 455 Al aska 13 109 5 734 7 375 Arizona 115 248 50 564 64 684 Arkan sas 40 061 20 014 20 047 California 768 401 329 982 438 419 Colora do 59 620 27 773 31 847 Connecticut 62 488 25 393 37 095 Delawar e 11 503 5 432 6 071 District of Columbia 19 207 7 578 11 629 Florida 300 722 132 601 168 121 Georgia 183 504 78 783 104 721 Hawa ii 10 327 5 432 4 895 Ida ho 13 489 7 324 6 165 Illinois 236 840 100 481 136 359 Indiana 85 541 41 445 44 096 Iowa 20 156 9 808 10 348 Kan sas 23 374 11 461 11 913 Kentu cky 73 236 35 314 37 922 Louisiana 63 347 32 226 31 121 Main e 16 204 7 805 8 399 Maryland 83 768 35 750 48 018 Massachusett s 86 973 37 257 49 716 Michiga n 166 539 72 833 93 706 Minnesot a 39 130 19 650 19 480 Mississipp i 56 583 26 018 30 565 Missour i 85 413 41 112 44 301 Montana 9 405 5 432 3 973 Nebr aska 10 146 5 432 4 714 Nevad a 62 129 24 869 37 260 New Hampshir e 10 937 5 432 5 505 New Jer sey 164 725 64 427 100 298 New Mexico 36 350 15 837 20 513 New Yor k 301 178 139 840 161 338 North Carolina 144 741 64 568 80 173 North Dakot a 7 314 5 432 1 882 Ohio 148 742 69 817 78 925 Oklahom a 30 825 16 929 13 896 Ore gon 65 869 29 326 36 543 Pennylvani a 166 517 71 953 94 564 Puerto Ric o 133 004 66 266 66 738 Rhode Isla nd 21 970 9 034 12 936 South Carolina 79 863 37 712 42 151 South Dakota 8 199 5 432 2 767 Tenn essee 109 029 49 210 59 819 T exas 262 395 132 410 129 985 Utah 16 471 8 348 8 123 Vermont 7 733 5 432 2 301 Virginia 82 959 39 166 43 793 Washingt on 105 468 47 418 58 050 West Virginia 30 604 14 345 16 259 Wisconsin 67 719 30 866 36 853 Wyomi ng 7 345 5 432 1 913 State Total 4 803 304 2 172 564 2 630 740 American Samo a 1 497 580 917 Guam 5 078 1 969 3 109 Northern Mariana s 2 774 1 075 1 699 Palau 518 201 317 Virgin Islands 4 176 1 619 2 557 Outlying Areas Total 14 043 5 444 8 599 Pub. L. 114-254 Further Continuing Appropriations Act 2017 Section 101 enacted a 0.1901 percent reduction which was applicable to FY 2017 Advance funds appropriated in prior appropriations. Previously section 101 of Pub. L. 114-223 Continuing Appropriations Act 2017 enacted a 0.496 percent reduction on such funds. Therefore states are due to receive additional funding from the FY 2017 Advance which was previously withheld under the initial Continuing Resolution. This table contains only the amount of additional funding due to the states. U. S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Adult and Dislocated Worker Activities Additional FY17 Advance Funds for Dissemination