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RESCISSIONS None EXPIRATION DATE Continuing TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 24-07 TO ALL STATE WORKFORCE ADMINISTRATORS ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS ALL STATE WORKER ADJUSTMENT LIAISONS ALL STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES ALL ONE-STOP CENTER SYSTEM LEADS FROM DOUGLAS F. SMALL s Deputy Assistant Secretary SUBJECT Rescissions During Fiscal Year 2008 For Workforce Investment Act WIA Programs 1. Purpose . The purpose of this Training and Employment Guidance Letter TEGL is to provide states with information on the Fiscal Year FY 2007 and FY 2008 rescissions for the WIA Adult Dislocated Worker and Youth programs. Funding appropriated to states may be significantly affected and require a reevaluation of current spending patterns. While annual rescissions are not new to our WIA programs this year there is additional complexity because there are three separate rescissions which span several Program Years PY . These rescissions are from funds appropriated in the FY 2008 and FY 2007 appropriation acts and the Department of Labor is required to implement them. All but one of the rescissions are across-the-board ATB rescissions similar to those enacted each year for the last several years. The manner in which these rescissions will be administered was determined by applying both appropriations law and relevant portions of the reports that accompanied the appropriation acts. 2. References . a Revised Continuing Appropriations Resolution 2007 P.L. 110-5 February 15 2007. b Consolidated Appropriations Act 2008 P.L. 110-161 December 26 2007. CLASSIFICATION Workforce Investment Act Programs CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL OPDR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION ADVISORY SYSTEM U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Washington D.C. 20210 DATE March 26 2008 2 3. Background . During FY 2008 the Department of Labor DOL is required to apply three different rescissions. These adjustments will be applied to various WIA funds during FY 2008 as follows a To the FY 2007 Advance fund year source a 1 percent across-the-board rescission see the Revised Continuing Appropriations Resolution 2007 P.L. 110-5 which appropriated funds for FY 2007 at FY 2006 levels including the 1 ATB rescission that applied to all FY 2006 funds. It is that 1 ATB rescission amount that is now being rescinded from the FY 2007 Advance. This rescission is applicable to the WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker programs only. This rescission will be referred to as 2007 ATB. b To the FY 2008 Advance fund year source appropriated in advance in the FY 2007 appropriation act a 1.747 percent across-the-board rescission required by the Consolidated Appropriations Act 2008 P.L. 110-161 . This rescission is applicable to the WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker programs only. This rescission will be referred to as 2008 ATB. It may be noted that the 1.747 percent across-the-board rescission also applies to formula funds that are to be allotted for PY 2008. However the 2008 ATB will be incorporated in the PY 2008 allotment upon issuance and therefore will not require additional attention by the states. c To unexpended balances of formula funds appropriated for PY 2005 and PY 2006 which includes fund year sources PY 2005 FY 2006 PY 2006 and FY 2007 a rescission of 250 million required by P.L. 110-161 applicable to the WIA Adult Dislocated Worker and Youth formula programs only the PY 2005 and FY 2006 advance fund year sources were appropriated by the FY 2005 appropriations act and the PY 2006 and FY 2007 advance fund year sources were appropriated by the FY 2006 appropriations act. This rescission will be referred to as Rescission of Unexpended Balances. In expectation of a retroactive rescission during FY 2008 DOL withheld 2 percent of the available funds from the formula allotments of the FY 2008 advance funds. The amounts withheld will be applied against the enacted 2008 ATB rescission and the states will receive the remainder of the funds. In effect the 2008 ATB rescission has already been absorbed by the states. The total effect of all these rescissions and the FY 2008 amounts withheld is presented below organized by program. Attachments I-A I-B I-C and I-D display the net impact of all rescissions by state. 3 1 2 3 Total Amount Net FY 2007 FY 2008 Unexpended Retroactive Withheld in Remaining Program Advance Advance Balances Rescissions FY 2008 Rescissions Adul ts7.12 12.44 49.16 68.72 14.24 54.48 Youth0.00 0.00 42.34 42.34 0.00 42.34 Dislocated Workers 10.60 18.52 158.50 187.62 21.20 166.42 Total 17.72 30.96 250.00 298.68 35.44 263.24 including the National ReserveRescission of Net Effect of Rescissions and Withholding Amounts by Program in Millions 4. Program and State Rescission Calculations . a The FY 2007 ATB This rescission calls for a reduction of 7 120 000 from the initial funding of 712 000 000 for the WIA Adult program for states and outlying areas and 10 600 000 from the initial funding of 1 060 000 000 for the WIA Dislocated Worker program for states the outlying areas and the National Reserve. Each state receives a share of this rescission for each program in proportion to its relative percentage share of the initial total state allotments of FY 2007 advance funds. See Attachment II for state rescission amounts and revised formula allotments for FY 2007 funds. b The FY 2008 ATB This rescission calls for a reduction of 12 438 640 from the initial funding of 712 000 000 for the WIA Adult program for states and outlying areas and 18 518 200 from the initial funding of 848 000 000 for the WIA Dislocated Worker formula program for states the outlying areas and the National Reserve. Each state receives a share of this rescission for each program in proportion to its relative percentage share of the initial total state allotments of FY 2008 advance funds. Because 2 percent of the FY 2008 allotments had already been withheld states will receive additional amounts equal to the difference between the 1.747 and 2 percent reductions. See Attachments III-A and III-B for state rescission amounts for each program along with the DOL withheld amount and revised formula allotments for FY 2008 funds. c The Rescission to Unexpended Balances Unlike the two previously discussed ATBs this rescission is based not on formula allotment amounts but on actual spending of WIA Adult Dislocated Worker and Youth formula funds during PY 2006. The Congressional intent for the Rescission of Unexpended Balances as expressed in House Report 110-424 pages 91 and 92 was that the rescission calculation is completed in two steps first identify and rescind large balances of unexpended funds by state and program and second reduce total unexpended balances proportionately to all states in each program Attachment IV-A displays rescission totals for each program and Attachment IV-B displays the state distribution for each program. The rescission is applied to the funds reserved for statewide activities and the funds allocated to local areas in proportion to how the unexpended balances of the funds relating to those activities and areas contributed to the state s rescission amounts. To assist in carrying out the rescission DOL has developed two-step rescission calculations 4 at the statewide and local levels that are consistent with the DOL rescission two-step calculations of state program amounts. Therefore along with rescission amounts for each program DOL is providing each state with the split of the rescission amount between the funds reserved for statewide activities and the funds allocated for local programs as well as the results of each step of the rescission calculations. This information is contained in attachments IV-C1 IV-C2 and IV-C3. In determining these rescission amounts DOL used financial data reported by the states as of January 15 2008 for the reporting period as of 6 30 07. This data includes any revisions to reports submitted since September 14 2007 the cut-off date for the data used in the earlier rescission estimates. Extracts and revised summaries of the state financial data used for rescission purposes are available on the Employment and Training Administration ETA Budget Webpage at www.doleta.gov budget qtrlyspend.cfm . Appendix A provides a more detailed description of the data methodology and calculations used by DOL to distribute this rescission. 5. Within-State Rescission Amount Calculations to be Performed by the States . Using the rescission amounts provided by DOL states are to calculate the amounts applicable to the funds relating to various within-state activities. Below are the instructions relevant to each rescission to be used by states when making these calculations. Since there are multiple rescissions to be calculated the order for performing the calculations is very important. The ATB amounts for each fund year source are to be calculated before calculating the Rescission to Unexpended Balances. The resulting availability amounts after the FY 2007 ATB are then to be used when calculating the within-state Rescission of Unexpended Balances amounts. The 2008 ATB does not affect the calculation of the Rescission of Unexpended Balances but does affect the availability of funding that can be used to fulfill it. The actual application of the rescission amounts for deobligation purposes varies by type of rescission and is discussed in section 6 below. a ATBs Normally states are required to adhere to the various WIA statutory provisions specifying percentages applicable to formula allotment amounts such as for statewide activities and limitations to administrative costs. However due to the special circumstance that the ATBs have to be applied in conjunction with the Rescission of Unexpended Balances these specifications will be considered to have been met if the pre-rescission allocations met the specifications regardless of the application of the ATBs. Therefore the states will have a greater degree of discretion as described above in administering these specific rescissions. b Rescission of Unexpended Balances States are to use the statewide local rescission amounts as described in section 4 above for each program as follows 1 Statewide activities Within each program the total rescission amount provided by DOL may be applied to any statewide activity in any amount. For the Dislocated Workers program Rapid Response is included in this category 5 and not broken out separately thus providing more flexibility for that program. This flexibility is important because states are expected to maintain adequate capacity to provide required levels of rapid response assistance and support for statewide activities despite the rescissions. 2 Local activities The rescission calculations are applied to each local area in a manner that conforms with DOL s calculations of state rescission amounts. Therefore when calculating local area amounts no adjustments should be made to local area fund availability or expenditures data other than changes to the FY 2007 fund availability that results from application of the FY 2007 ATB as described above. In other words except for application of the FY 2007 ATB states are to use local area data that corresponds to the source data for state financial reports as of 6 30 07 submitted to DOL. For this rescission calculation any local area unexpended funds which have been recaptured by the state based on 6 30 07 status reports should be treated as local area funds in their original 6 30 07 status regardless of the subsequent reallocation of such funds. DOL has provided in Appendix B detailed instructions for states to use in performing local area calculations to assure that all states are using a uniform methodology which is consistent with the statute and the instructions above. For this purpose DOL is also providing Excel file templates to be used by the states in compiling the financial data and calculating rescission amounts for their local areas. Using these instructions and Excel templates states will be able to complete each step of the calculations and distribute the total rescission amounts among the local areas based on their excess unexpended and total unexpended balances. These instructions relate only to the calculation of local area rescission amounts and not to the actual deobligation of funds described in section 6. 3 Waiver of WIA requirements To minimize the impact of the Rescission of Unexpended Balances on states and local areas the appropriations act P.L. 110- 161 provides DOL with flexibility to waive such WIA requirements as necessary to minimize the burden of the rescission. Requirements such as cost limits and applicable percentages of funds used for statewide and rapid response activities and allocations to local areas are not intended to be applied based on amounts remaining available to states after the rescission is carried out. Additionally because the rescissions are inter-related DOL has determined that requiring multiple recalculations of such percentages for each ATB would exacerbate the overall burden of the rescission on unexpended balances. Therefore we have provided states with additional flexibility regarding ATBs in paragraph a of this section. 6. Notice of Obligation Adjustments . Notices of Obligation NOOs for each program will be revised to reflect the funding level adjustments required by each rescission. We expect all states to administer their expenditures in a manner that will ensure that funds to be recovered are available upon the issuance of the revised NOOs. 6 a FY 2007 ATB This adjustment will be made to the NOOs for FY 2007 for the Adult and Dislocated Worker programs. There is no flexibility regarding the fund year source for applying this rescission. b FY 2008 ATB Because DOL has already withheld 2 percent of the available funds from these formula allotments in anticipation of this rescission which is greater than the required 1.747 percent rescission states will receive additional funds equal to the difference between the amount withheld and the amount of the rescission. This adjustment will be made to the NOOs for FY 2008 for the Adult and Dislocated Workers programs. There is no flexibility as to the fund year source for applying this rescission since the rescission must be applied to the programs and funds specified by the statute. c The Rescission to Unexpended Balances The unexpended balance amounts rescinded under this provision may be taken from PY 2005 or PY 2006 funds i.e. fund year sources PY 2006 FY 2006 PY 2006 FY 2007 . Additionally a state may request permission from the Secretary of Labor to utilize PY 2007 funds fund year sources PY 2007 FY 2008 . Thus while there is no flexibility among affected programs there is flexibility within each program to apply the rescission to different fund year sources. Therefore before DOL can issue NOO modifications states must decide which fund year sources are to be used to absorb this rescission. Before determining the fund year sources states should first determine the within-state distribution of the ATB adjustments since there is no flexibility for those rescissions. In choosing which fund years to reduce for the Rescission of Unexpended Balances states should consider the impact of the rescission on available unspent funds at the state and local area levels. This will help avoid the situation of insufficient unspent funds to cover the cost of the rescission. In general states should use this flexibility to reduce the disruption to operations and workload by returning funds where unobligated rather than de- obligating existing contracts or grants or by reducing the number of existing contracts or grants that need to be modified. For purposes of implementing the above identified flexibility DOL has created a special WIA 250 Million Rescission Electronic Reporting System WRERS whereby states will identify the fund year source s to which they wish the rescission amounts for each program to be applied. Adjustments will then be made by DOL to the NOOs for each state for the appropriate fund year sources for the Adult Youth and Dislocated Worker programs as identified by the state. Appendix C contains the user guide for this reporting system. States are to provide this information in the WRERS system by April 7 2008. It should be noted that requests to use 2007 funds to satisfy the Rescission on Unexpended Balances can be accomplished in the WRERS system by checking the Waiver Request check-box on the WRERS input page. Checking this box is necessary to enter dollar amounts in the PY 2007 and FY 2008 columns. This action will constitute a request from the state to use PY 2007 funds as described by the 7 Appropriations Act. ETA will attempt to respond to such requests in an expedited manner. 7. Reallotment . WIA section 132 c requires the Secretary to conduct reallotment of WIA program formula funds based on state financial reports submitted at the end of the program year. The procedures DOL uses for recapture and reallotment of funds are described in WIA regulations at 20 CFR 667.150. The language in P. L. 110-161 allows the Secretary flexibility to waive requirements in order to minimize the burden of the rescission on states and local areas. DOL has determined that the reallotment process would exacerbate the burden on states and local areas under these circumstances. Therefore based on the authority provided in P.L. 110-161 DOL has determined that the reallotment process will not be carried out for PY 2007. 8. Impact on ETA-9130 Financial Status Reports . The final application of all rescissions through the deobligation process to funds for each program for each fund year source are to be reflected in the reports for the reporting period ending 6 30 08 for all activities. The application of the ATB adjustments should be reflected in the reporting period in which the NOO modifications are effective which may be the reporting period ending March 31 2008. 9. Action Required . State Liaisons are requested to a Provide this guidance letter to the appropriate WIA staff b Expedite the dissemination of the rescission details as contained in the TEGL. States should inform local workforce investment boards of relevant rescission actions and take a hands-on approach in providing technical assistance on implementation of the rescission c Ensure that the state follows the instructions provided herein for distribution of within- state amounts for each rescission d Provide to DOL through the WRERS system the distribution of the Rescission to Unexpended Balances by program and fund year sources and coordinate transactions with the US Department of Labor through the appropriate Regional Office. This must be completed by April 7 2008. 10. Additional Guidance from DOL . Appendix D contains additional information in the form of Questions and Answers Q As . The Q As will help clarify these instructions and provide further guidance. 8 11. Inquiries . Please direct your questions regarding the rescissions and revised allotments to the appropriate Regional Office. 12. Attachments . I-A Net Impact of Retroactive Rescission in FY 2008 All Programs by State I-B Net Impact of Retroactive Rescission in FY 2008 WIA Adult Program by State I-C Net Impact of Retroactive Rescission in FY 2008 WIA Youth Program by State I-D Net Impact of Retroactive Rescission in FY 2008 WIA Dislocated Workers Program by State II FY 2007 ATB 1 Percent Rescission by State III-A FY 2008 ATB 1.747 Percent Rescission WIA Adult Program Net of the 2 Percent Withheld by State III-B FY 2008 ATB 1.747 Percent Rescission WIA Dislocated Workers Program Net of the 2 Percent Withheld by State IV-A 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances Program Totals IV-B 250 Million Rescission to Unexpended Balances by State by Program by Step IV-C1 250 Million Rescission to Unexpended Balances WIA Adults Program State Amounts by Statewide Local by Step IV-C2 250 Million Rescission to Unexpended Balances WIA Youth Program State Amounts by Statewide Local by Step IV-C3 250 Million Rescission to Unexpended Balances WIA Dislocated Workers State Amounts by Statewide Local by Step 13. Appendices . A. DOL Methodology for State Distribution of 250 Million Rescission B. DOL Instructions to States for Local Area Distribution of 250 Million Rescission Separate Excel File Template Attachments for APPENDIX B 1a Local Area WIA 063007 CARRYIN FUNDS CALCS Template.xls 1b Local Area WIA 063007 NEW FUNDS CALCS Template.xls 2 Local Area WIA 63007 SUMbyPgm Template.xls 3 Local Area WIA RESC CALCS Template.xls C. DOL Instructions for WIA 250 Million Rescission Electronic Reporting D. WIA Rescissions Question and Answers 9 Attachment I-A U. S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIA Adult Youth Dislocated Workers Activities Programs Net Impact of Retroactive Rescissions in FY 2008 to Prior Year Funding State 1 Rescission to FY 2007 Advance Funds FY 2007 Appropriation 1.747 Rescission to FY 2008 Advance Funds FY 2008 Appropriation 250M Rescission FY 2008 Appropriation Total Retroactive Rescissions2 Previously Withheld from FY 2008 Advance Funds in AnticipationTotal Net Retroactive Rescissions Total 17 720 000 30 956 840 250 000 000 298 676 840 35 440 000 263 236 840 Alabama 195 703 278 679 2 859 717 3 334 099 319 036 3 015 063 Alaska 56 677 122 464 1 397 821 1 576 962 140 199 1 436 763 Arizona 212 270 393 532 10 762 629 11 368 431 450 523 10 917 908 Arkansas 137 823 234 271 4 224 212 4 596 306 268 197 4 328 109 California 2 165 394 3 401 102 13 555 179 19 121 675 3 893 648 15 228 027 Colorado 214 454 305 771 8 765 790 9 286 015 350 053 8 935 962 Connecticut 138 345 214 844 669 896 1 023 085 245 958 777 127 Delaware 29 548 53 981 436 775 520 304 61 798 458 506 District of Columbia 66 133 90 682 2 292 101 2 448 916 103 814 2 345 102 Florida 521 747 792 749 10 593 098 11 907 594 907 555 11 000 039 Georgia 342 652 710 714 9 433 687 10 487 053 813 640 9 673 413 Hawaii 35 999 61 082 239 536 336 617 69 928 266 689 Idaho 39 063 60 320 210 683 310 066 69 056 241 010 Illinois 837 603 1 299 271 8 176 162 10 313 036 1 487 432 8 825 604 Indiana 307 575 630 727 10 969 862 11 908 164 722 069 11 186 095 Iowa 88 721 139 386 1 279 330 1 507 437 159 572 1 347 865 Kansas 132 585 190 851 5 648 151 5 971 587 218 490 5 753 097 Kentucky 202 317 575 605 2 508 105 3 286 027 658 964 2 627 063 Louisiana 277 610 556 761 4 426 629 5 261 000 637 392 4 623 608 Maine 48 331 90 496 260 134 398 961 103 601 295 360 Maryland 155 358 286 060 2 087 739 2 529 157 327 486 2 201 671 Massachusetts 243 445 533 529 1 614 961 2 391 935 610 795 1 781 140 Michigan 912 304 1 765 763 5 554 072 8 232 139 2 021 480 6 210 659 Minnesota 153 163 248 378 868 280 1 269 821 284 348 985 473 Mississippi 246 556 658 154 3 351 118 4 255 828 753 467 3 502 361 Missouri 352 111 514 531 1 503 748 2 370 390 589 044 1 781 346 Montana 34 860 54 710 189 376 278 946 62 633 216 313 Nebraska 41 572 77 654 2 351 711 2 470 937 88 899 2 382 038 Nevada 63 247 106 682 390 190 560 119 122 132 437 987 New Hampshire 34 371 61 198 361 460 457 029 70 060 386 969 New Jersey 304 556 634 608 2 393 715 3 332 879 726 513 2 606 366 New Mexico 109 427 143 121 3 374 070 3 626 618 163 848 3 462 770 New York 1 021 743 1 722 219 37 665 727 40 409 689 1 971 631 38 438 058 North Carolina 420 142 626 599 2 870 137 3 916 878 717 343 3 199 535 North Dakota 24 850 44 760 386 133 455 743 51 242 404 501 Ohio 803 943 1 368 281 19 783 060 21 955 284 1 566 435 20 388 849 Oklahoma 123 594 201 320 10 257 814 10 582 728 230 475 10 352 253 Oregon 305 714 457 819 4 830 672 5 594 205 524 121 5 070 084 Pennylvania 612 127 930 027 4 434 297 5 976 451 1 064 713 4 911 738 Puerto Rico 529 505 1 236 627 9 751 395 11 517 527 1 415 714 10 101 813 Rhode Island 42 719 105 609 314 971 463 299 120 903 342 396 South Carolina 340 768 748 023 5 637 141 6 725 932 856 352 5 869 580 South Dakota 26 254 50 075 918 430 994 759 57 327 937 432 Tennessee 341 723 652 179 10 323 572 11 317 474 746 628 10 570 846 Texas 1 304 673 2 234 544 9 418 290 12 957 507 2 558 151 10 399 356 Utah 81 545 105 552 1 884 533 2 071 630 120 839 1 950 791 Vermont 24 837 45 107 141 574 211 518 51 639 159 879 Virginia 179 874 280 940 4 658 151 5 118 965 321 626 4 797 339 Washington 384 888 601 929 2 651 487 3 638 304 689 100 2 949 204 West Virginia 86 031 137 178 476 806 700 015 157 044 542 971 Wisconsin 202 342 344 384 583 404 1 130 130 394 258 735 872 Wyoming 23 409 41 255 262 469 327 133 47 229 279 904 State Total 15 582 201 27 222 103 250 000 000 292 804 304 31 164 400 261 639 904 American Samoa 2 393 4 416 0 6 809 5 056 1 753 Guam 19 477 35 943 0 55 420 41 147 14 273 Northern Marianas 7 207 13 301 0 20 508 15 227 5 281 Palau 1 887 2 967 0 4 854 3 396 1 458 Virgin Islands 14 490 22 783 0 37 273 26 083 11 190 Outlying Areas Total 45 454 79 410 0 124 864 90 909 33 955 DW National Reserve 2 092 345 3 655 327 - 5 747 672 4 184 691 1 562 981 10 Attachment I-B U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIA Adult Activities Net Impact of Retroactive Rescissions in FY 2008 to Prior Year Funding State 1 Rescission to FY 2007 Advance Funds FY 2007 Appropriation 1.747 Rescission to FY 2008 Advance Funds FY 2008 Appropriation Adults Pgm Share of 250M Rescission FY 2008 Appropriation Total Retroactive Rescissions2 Previously Withheld from FY 2008 Advance Funds in AnticipationTotal Net Retroactive Rescissions Total 7 120 000 12 438 640 49 158 012 68 716 652 14 240 000 54 476 652 Alabama 100 687 158 311 404 835 663 833 181 237 482 596 Alaska 23 908 45 953 116 080 185 941 52 608 133 333 Arizona 114 288 228 995 399 528 742 811 262 158 480 653 Arkansas 67 354 115 901 1 604 440 1 787 695 132 685 1 655 010 California 1 008 114 1 687 827 3 679 543 6 375 484 1 932 257 4 443 227 Colorado 87 077 148 673 2 769 828 3 005 578 170 204 2 835 374 Connecticut 53 884 95 841 200 139 349 864 109 721 240 143 Delaware 17 756 31 019 105 087 153 862 35 511 118 351 District of Columbia 27 853 43 793 1 386 898 1 458 544 50 135 1 408 409 Florida 265 657 417 693 2 844 092 3 527 442 478 183 3 049 259 Georgia 133 079 302 236 2 179 918 2 615 233 346 006 2 269 227 Hawaii 24 097 37 887 86 505 148 489 43 374 105 115 Idaho 20 184 31 735 63 261 115 180 36 331 78 849 Illinois 349 173 606 794 1 722 108 2 678 075 694 670 1 983 405 Indiana 134 466 272 111 3 559 513 3 966 090 311 518 3 654 572 Iowa 30 678 48 236 166 412 245 326 55 221 190 105 Kansas 53 316 83 829 933 058 1 070 203 95 969 974 234 Kentucky 100 771 228 861 661 782 991 414 262 005 729 409 Louisiana 118 886 270 001 873 945 1 262 832 309 103 953 729 Maine 22 115 42 775 75 644 140 534 48 969 91 565 Maryland 73 495 122 599 635 188 831 282 140 353 690 929 Massachusetts 110 208 227 402 451 828 789 438 260 334 529 104 Michigan 355 869 618 073 1 480 099 2 454 041 707 582 1 746 459 Minnesota 66 473 104 515 216 316 387 304 119 651 267 653 Mississippi 102 322 232 384 347 780 682 486 266 038 416 448 Missouri 155 375 244 296 346 129 745 800 279 674 466 126 Montana 19 752 31 055 67 210 118 017 35 553 82 464 Nebraska 17 756 31 019 747 034 795 809 35 511 760 298 Nevada 32 079 50 438 164 246 246 763 57 743 189 020 New Hampshire 17 756 31 019 206 278 255 053 35 511 219 542 New Jersey 161 442 253 835 851 297 1 266 574 290 596 975 978 New Mexico 51 761 82 514 461 145 595 420 94 464 500 956 New York 508 832 862 718 2 554 623 3 926 173 987 657 2 938 516 North Carolina 181 764 285 787 756 278 1 223 829 327 175 896 654 North Dakota 17 756 31 019 157 250 206 025 35 511 170 514 Ohio 339 963 572 784 2 188 104 3 100 851 655 735 2 445 116 Oklahoma 69 302 108 964 3 002 064 3 180 330 124 744 3 055 586 Oregon 123 072 193 506 509 456 826 034 221 530 604 504 Pennylvania 283 353 457 978 1 130 944 1 872 275 524 302 1 347 973 Puerto Rico 260 734 532 506 1 148 403 1 941 643 609 623 1 332 020 Rhode Island 18 392 41 770 109 323 169 485 47 819 121 666 South Carolina 140 763 278 270 940 634 1 359 667 318 569 1 041 098 South Dakota 17 756 31 019 109 897 158 672 35 511 123 161 Tennessee 156 724 290 383 1 370 462 1 817 569 332 436 1 485 133 Texas 617 815 1 065 475 3 230 593 4 913 883 1 219 777 3 694 106 Utah 35 479 55 784 287 609 378 872 63 863 315 009 Vermont 17 756 31 019 86 204 134 979 35 511 99 468 Virginia 83 147 135 874 483 035 702 056 155 551 546 505 Washington 164 326 269 837 876 543 1 310 706 308 915 1 001 791 West Virginia 46 728 73 471 121 667 241 866 84 111 157 755 Wisconsin 83 152 130 740 214 985 428 877 149 674 279 203 Wyoming 17 756 31 019 72 772 121 547 35 511 86 036 State Total 7 102 201 12 407 543 49 158 012 68 667 756 14 204 400 54 463 356 American Samoa 937 1 729 0 2 666 1 980 686 Guam 7 627 14 075 0 21 702 16 113 5 589 Northern Marianas 2 822 5 209 0 8 031 5 963 2 068 Palau 739 1 162 0 1 901 1 330 571 Virgin Islands 5 674 8 922 0 14 596 10 214 4 382 Outlying Areas Total 17 799 31 097 0 48 896 35 600 13 296 11 Attachment I-C U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIA Youth Activities Net Impact of Retroactive Rescissions in FY 2008 to Prior Year Funding State Youth Pgm Share of 250M Rescission FY 2008 Appropriation Total 42 340 897 Alabama 532 310 Alaska 124 478 Arizona 4 475 737 Arkansas 370 417 California 3 384 101 Colorado 2 107 855 Connecticut 131 561 Delaware 58 289 District of Columbia 738 067 Florida 1 526 919 Georgia 674 364 Hawaii 96 920 Idaho 65 502 Illinois 1 159 776 Indiana 2 299 234 Iowa 286 198 Kansas 329 874 Kentucky 599 414 Louisiana 668 617 Maine 57 555 Maryland 317 363 Massachusetts 361 331 Michigan 779 500 Minnesota 74 472 Mississippi 504 963 Missouri 459 077 Montana 64 164 Nebraska 216 525 Nevada 72 764 New Hampshire 58 191 New Jersey 696 152 New Mexico 282 485 New York 2 307 164 North Carolina 574 390 North Dakota 103 827 Ohio 2 224 014 Oklahoma 3 175 731 Oregon 518 957 Pennylvania 1 264 956 Puerto Rico 750 384 Rhode Island 96 591 South Carolina 646 254 South Dakota 303 363 Tennessee 3 105 571 Texas 2 281 918 Utah 409 439 Vermont 43 596 Virginia 278 768 Washington 356 401 West Virginia 111 820 Wisconsin 102 061 Wyoming 111 517 State Total 42 340 897 American Samoa 0 Guam 0 Northern Marianas 0 Palau 0 Virgin Islands 0 Outlying Areas Total 0 12 Attachment I-D U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIA Dislocated Worker Activities Net Impact of Retroactive Rescissions in FY 2008 to Prior Year Funding State 1 Rescission to FY 2007 Advance Funds FY 2007 Appropriation 1.747 Rescission to FY 2008 Advance Funds FY 2008 Appropriation Dis Wkrs Pgm Share of 250M Rescission FY 2008 Appropriation Total Retroactive Rescissions2 Previously Withheld from FY 2008 Advance Funds in AnticipationTotal Net Retroactive Rescissions Total 10 600 000 18 518 200 158 501 091 187 619 291 21 200 000 166 419 291 Alabama 95 016 120 368 1 922 572 2 137 956 137 799 2 000 157 Alaska 32 769 76 511 1 157 263 1 266 543 87 591 1 178 952 Arizona 97 982 164 537 5 887 364 6 149 883 188 365 5 961 518 Arkansas 70 469 118 370 2 249 355 2 438 194 135 512 2 302 682 California 1 157 280 1 713 275 6 491 535 9 362 090 1 961 391 7 400 699 Colorado 127 377 157 098 3 888 107 4 172 582 179 849 3 992 733 Connecticut 84 461 119 003 338 196 541 660 136 237 405 423 Delaware 11 792 22 962 273 399 308 153 26 287 281 866 District of Columbia 38 280 46 889 167 136 252 305 53 679 198 626 Florida 256 090 375 056 6 222 087 6 853 233 429 372 6 423 861 Georgia 209 573 408 478 6 579 405 7 197 456 467 634 6 729 822 Hawaii 11 902 23 195 56 111 91 208 26 554 64 654 Idaho 18 879 28 585 81 920 129 384 32 725 96 659 Illinois 488 430 692 477 5 294 278 6 475 185 792 762 5 682 423 Indiana 173 109 358 616 5 111 115 5 642 840 410 551 5 232 289 Iowa 58 043 91 150 826 720 975 913 104 351 871 562 Kansas 79 269 107 022 4 385 219 4 571 510 122 521 4 448 989 Kentucky 101 546 346 744 1 246 909 1 695 199 396 959 1 298 240 Louisiana 158 724 286 760 2 884 067 3 329 551 328 289 3 001 262 Maine 26 216 47 721 126 935 200 872 54 632 146 240 Maryland 81 863 163 461 1 135 188 1 380 512 187 133 1 193 379 Massachusetts 133 237 306 127 801 802 1 241 166 350 461 890 705 Michigan 556 435 1 147 690 3 294 473 4 998 598 1 313 898 3 684 700 Minnesota 86 690 143 863 577 492 808 045 164 697 643 348 Mississippi 144 234 425 770 2 498 375 3 068 379 487 429 2 580 950 Missouri 196 736 270 235 698 542 1 165 513 309 370 856 143 Montana 15 108 23 655 58 002 96 765 27 080 69 685 Nebraska 23 816 46 635 1 388 152 1 458 603 53 388 1 405 215 Nevada 31 168 56 244 153 180 240 592 64 389 176 203 New Hampshire 16 615 30 179 96 991 143 785 34 549 109 236 New Jersey 143 114 380 773 846 266 1 370 153 435 917 934 236 New Mexico 57 666 60 607 2 630 440 2 748 713 69 384 2 679 329 New York 512 911 859 501 32 803 940 34 176 352 983 974 33 192 378 North Carolina 238 378 340 812 1 539 469 2 118 659 390 168 1 728 491 North Dakota 7 094 13 741 125 056 145 891 15 731 130 160 Ohio 463 980 795 497 15 370 942 16 630 419 910 700 15 719 719 Oklahoma 54 292 92 356 4 080 019 4 226 667 105 731 4 120 936 Oregon 182 642 264 313 3 802 259 4 249 214 302 591 3 946 623 Pennylvania 328 774 472 049 2 038 397 2 839 220 540 411 2 298 809 Puerto Rico 268 771 704 121 7 852 608 8 825 500 806 091 8 019 409 Rhode Island 24 327 63 839 109 057 197 223 73 084 124 139 South Carolina 200 005 469 753 4 050 253 4 720 011 537 783 4 182 228 South Dakota 8 498 19 056 505 170 532 724 21 816 510 908 Tennessee 184 999 361 796 5 847 539 6 394 334 414 192 5 980 142 Texas 686 858 1 169 069 3 905 779 5 761 706 1 338 374 4 423 332 Utah 46 066 49 768 1 187 485 1 283 319 56 976 1 226 343 Vermont 7 081 14 088 11 774 32 943 16 128 16 815 Virginia 96 727 145 066 3 896 348 4 138 141 166 075 3 972 066 Washington 220 562 332 092 1 418 543 1 971 197 380 185 1 591 012 West Virginia 39 303 63 707 243 319 346 329 72 933 273 396 Wisconsin 119 190 213 644 266 358 599 192 244 584 354 608 Wyoming 5 653 10 236 78 180 94 069 11 718 82 351 State Total 8 480 000 14 814 560 158 501 091 181 795 651 16 960 000 164 835 651 American Samoa 1 456 2 687 0 4 143 3 076 1 067 Guam 11 850 21 868 0 33 718 25 034 8 684 Northern Marianas 4 385 8 092 0 12 477 9 264 3 213 Palau 1 148 1 805 0 2 953 2 066 887 Virgin Islands 8 816 13 861 0 22 677 15 869 6 808 Outlying Areas Tot a 27 655 48 313 0 75 968 55 309 20 659 DW National Reserve 2 092 345 3 655 327 - 5 747 672 4 184 691 1 562 981 13 Attachment II U. 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Department of Labo r Employment and Training Administration 2007 Appropriation Rescission to PY 2006 State Allotments Applicable to FY 2007 Advance Funds Available 10 1 06 State Initial 10 1 2006 FY 2007 1.0 RescissionRevised 10 1 2006 FY 2007 Initial 10 1 2006 FY 2007 1.0 RescissionRevised 10 1 2006 FY 2007 Total 712 000 000 7 120 000 704 880 000 1 060 000 000 10 600 000 1 049 400 000 Alabama 10 068 745 100 687 9 968 058 9 501 638 95 016 9 406 622 Alaska 2 390 826 23 908 2 366 918 3 276 901 32 769 3 244 132 Arizona 11 428 781 114 288 11 314 493 9 798 233 97 982 9 700 251 Arkansas 6 735 446 67 354 6 668 092 7 046 946 70 469 6 976 477 California 100 811 484 1 008 114 99 803 370 115 727 976 1 157 280 114 570 696 Colorado 8 707 687 87 077 8 620 610 12 737 684 127 377 12 610 307 Connecticut 5 388 411 53 884 5 334 527 8 446 096 84 461 8 361 635 Delaware 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 1 179 225 11 792 1 167 433 District of Col 2 785 291 27 853 2 757 438 3 828 040 38 280 3 789 760 Florida 26 565 709 265 657 26 300 052 25 609 024 256 090 25 352 934 Georgia 13 307 907 133 079 13 174 828 20 957 349 209 573 20 747 776 Hawaii 2 409 664 24 097 2 385 567 1 190 154 11 902 1 178 252 Idaho 2 018 396 20 184 1 998 212 1 887 855 18 879 1 868 976 Illinois 34 917 296 349 173 34 568 123 48 842 990 488 430 48 354 560 Indiana 13 446 649 134 466 13 312 183 17 310 932 173 109 17 137 823 Iowa 3 067 833 30 678 3 037 155 5 804 256 58 043 5 746 213 Kansas 5 331 606 53 316 5 278 290 7 926 925 79 269 7 847 656 Kentucky 10 077 120 100 771 9 976 349 10 154 630 101 546 10 053 084 Louisiana 11 888 577 118 886 11 769 691 15 872 364 158 724 15 713 640 Maine 2 211 491 22 115 2 189 376 2 621 574 26 216 2 595 358 Maryland 7 349 486 73 495 7 275 991 8 186 253 81 863 8 104 390 Massachusetts 11 020 813 110 208 10 910 605 13 323 716 133 237 13 190 479 Michigan 35 586 886 355 869 35 231 017 55 643 505 556 435 55 087 070 Minnesota 6 647 276 66 473 6 580 803 8 668 972 86 690 8 582 282 Mississippi 10 232 227 102 322 10 129 905 14 423 401 144 234 14 279 167 Missouri 15 537 471 155 375 15 382 096 19 673 635 196 736 19 476 899 Montana 1 975 152 19 752 1 955 400 1 510 765 15 108 1 495 657 Nebraska 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 2 381 570 23 816 2 357 754 Nevada 3 207 927 32 079 3 175 848 3 116 779 31 168 3 085 611 New Hampshire 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 1 661 510 16 615 1 644 895 New Jersey 16 144 208 161 442 15 982 766 14 311 388 143 114 14 168 274 New Mexico 5 176 059 51 761 5 124 298 5 766 577 57 666 5 708 911 New York 50 883 196 508 832 50 374 364 51 291 139 512 911 50 778 228 North Carolina 18 176 383 181 764 17 994 619 23 837 847 238 378 23 599 469 North Dakota 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 709 382 7 094 702 288 Ohio 33 996 327 339 963 33 656 364 46 397 988 463 980 45 934 008 Oklahoma 6 930 246 69 302 6 860 944 5 429 169 54 292 5 374 877 Oregon 12 307 211 123 072 12 184 139 18 264 155 182 642 18 081 513 Pennylvania 28 335 319 283 353 28 051 966 32 877 425 328 774 32 548 651 Puerto Rico 26 073 432 260 734 25 812 698 26 877 086 268 771 26 608 315 Rhode Island 1 839 192 18 392 1 820 800 2 432 725 24 327 2 408 398 South Carolina 14 076 281 140 763 13 935 518 20 000 505 200 005 19 800 500 South Dakota 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 849 844 8 498 841 346 Tennessee 15 672 372 156 724 15 515 648 18 499 935 184 999 18 314 936 Texas 61 781 495 617 815 61 163 680 68 685 765 686 858 67 998 907 Utah 3 547 925 35 479 3 512 446 4 606 599 46 066 4 560 533 Vermont 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 708 092 7 081 701 011 Virginia 8 314 724 83 147 8 231 577 9 672 699 96 727 9 575 972 Washington 16 432 613 164 326 16 268 287 22 056 164 220 562 21 835 602 West Virginia 4 672 805 46 728 4 626 077 3 930 350 39 303 3 891 047 Wisconsin 8 315 205 83 152 8 232 053 11 918 996 119 190 11 799 806 Wyoming 1 775 550 17 756 1 757 794 565 272 5 653 559 619 State Total 710 220 000 7 102 201 703 117 799 848 000 000 8 480 000 839 520 000 American Samoa 93 705 937 92 768 145 580 1 456 144 124 Guam 762 727 7 627 755 100 1 184 990 11 850 1 173 140 Northern Marianas 282 248 2 822 279 426 438 506 4 385 434 121 Palau 73 874 739 73 135 114 771 1 148 113 623 Virgin Islands 567 446 5 674 561 772 881 594 8 816 872 778 Outlying Areas Tot a 1 780 000 17 799 1 762 201 2 765 441 27 655 2 737 786 National Reserve-- -- -- 209 234 559 2 092 345 207 142 214 WIA Dislocated Workers Activities WIA Adult Activities 14 Attachment III-A U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration 2008 Appropriation Rescission to PY 2007 State Allotments Adjusted by 2 Withheld Amount Applicable to FY 2008 Advance Funds Available 10 1 07 State Initial 10 1 2007 FY 2008 Net of 2 Withheld Restoration of 2 Withheld1.747 RescissionNet AdjustmentRevised 10 1 2007 FY 2008 Total 697 760 000 14 240 000 12 438 640 1 801 360 699 561 360 Alabama 8 880 634 181 237 158 311 22 926 8 903 560 Alaska 2 577 801 52 608 45 953 6 655 2 584 456 Arizona 12 845 747 262 158 228 995 33 163 12 878 910 Arkansas 6 501 575 132 685 115 901 16 784 6 518 359 California 94 680 596 1 932 257 1 687 827 244 430 94 925 026 Colorado 8 339 989 170 204 148 673 21 531 8 361 520 Connecticut 5 376 338 109 721 95 841 13 880 5 390 218 Delaware 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 District of Columbia 2 456 627 50 135 43 793 6 342 2 462 969 Florida 23 430 955 478 183 417 693 60 490 23 491 445 Georgia 16 954 273 346 006 302 236 43 770 16 998 043 Hawaii 2 125 323 43 374 37 887 5 487 2 130 810 Idaho 1 780 226 36 331 31 735 4 596 1 784 822 Illinois 34 038 818 694 670 606 794 87 876 34 126 694 Indiana 15 264 362 311 518 272 111 39 407 15 303 769 Iowa 2 705 828 55 221 48 236 6 985 2 712 813 Kansas 4 702 476 95 969 83 829 12 140 4 714 616 Kentucky 12 838 251 262 005 228 861 33 144 12 871 395 Louisiana 15 146 047 309 103 270 001 39 102 15 185 149 Maine 2 399 492 48 969 42 775 6 194 2 405 686 Maryland 6 877 310 140 353 122 599 17 754 6 895 064 Massachusetts 12 756 387 260 334 227 402 32 932 12 789 319 Michigan 34 671 533 707 582 618 073 89 509 34 761 042 Minnesota 5 862 898 119 651 104 515 15 136 5 878 034 Mississippi 13 035 858 266 038 232 384 33 654 13 069 512 Missouri 13 704 050 279 674 244 296 35 378 13 739 428 Montana 1 742 084 35 553 31 055 4 498 1 746 582 Nebraska 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 Nevada 2 829 391 57 743 50 438 7 305 2 836 696 New Hampshire 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 New Jersey 14 239 191 290 596 253 835 36 761 14 275 952 New Mexico 4 628 738 94 464 82 514 11 950 4 640 688 New York 48 395 200 987 657 862 718 124 939 48 520 139 North Carolina 16 031 570 327 175 285 787 41 388 16 072 958 North Dakota 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 Ohio 32 131 011 655 735 572 784 82 951 32 213 962 Oklahoma 6 112 477 124 744 108 964 15 780 6 128 257 Oregon 10 854 960 221 530 193 506 28 024 10 882 984 Pennylvania 25 690 815 524 302 457 978 66 324 25 757 139 Puerto Rico 29 871 533 609 623 532 506 77 117 29 948 650 Rhode Island 2 343 131 47 819 41 770 6 049 2 349 180 South Carolina 15 609 862 318 569 278 270 40 299 15 650 161 South Dakota 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 Tennessee 16 289 388 332 436 290 383 42 053 16 331 441 Texas 59 769 067 1 219 777 1 065 475 154 302 59 923 369 Utah 3 129 270 63 863 55 784 8 079 3 137 349 Vermont 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 Virginia 7 622 001 155 551 135 874 19 677 7 641 678 Washington 15 136 819 308 915 269 837 39 078 15 175 897 West Virginia 4 121 414 84 111 73 471 10 640 4 132 054 Wisconsin 7 334 011 149 674 130 740 18 934 7 352 945 Wyoming 1 740 039 35 511 31 019 4 492 1 744 531 State Total 696 015 600 14 204 400 12 407 543 1 796 857 697 812 457 American Samoa 97 002 1 980 1 729 251 97 253 Guam 789 573 16 113 14 075 2 038 791 611 Northern Marianas 292 181 5 963 5 209 754 292 935 Palau 65 157 1 330 1 162 168 65 325 Virgin Islands 500 487 10 214 8 922 1 292 501 779 Outlying Areas Total 1 744 400 35 600 31 097 4 503 1 748 903 WIA Adult Activities 15 Attachment III-B U. 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Department of Labo r Employment and Training Administration 2008 Appropriation Rescission to PY 2007 State Allotments Adjusted by 2 Withheld Amount Applicable to FY 2008 Advance Funds Available 10 1 07 State Initial 10 1 2007 FY 2008 Net of 2 Withheld Restoration of 2 Withheld1.747 RescissionNet AdjustmentRevised 10 1 2007 FY 2008 Total 1 038 800 000 21 200 000 18 518 200 2 681 800 1 041 481 800 Alabama 6 752 167 137 799 120 368 17 431 6 769 598 Alaska 4 291 976 87 591 76 511 11 080 4 303 056 Arizona 9 229 887 188 365 164 537 23 828 9 253 715 Arkansas 6 640 101 135 512 118 370 17 142 6 657 243 California 96 108 197 1 961 391 1 713 275 248 116 96 356 313 Colorado 8 812 580 179 849 157 098 22 751 8 835 331 Connecticut 6 675 598 136 237 119 003 17 234 6 692 832 Delaware 1 288 084 26 287 22 962 3 325 1 291 409 District of Columbia 2 630 273 53 679 46 889 6 790 2 637 063 Florida 21 039 213 429 372 375 056 54 316 21 093 529 Georgia 22 914 058 467 634 408 478 59 156 22 973 214 Hawaii 1 301 145 26 554 23 195 3 359 1 304 504 Idaho 1 603 533 32 725 28 585 4 140 1 607 673 Illinois 38 845 321 792 762 692 477 100 285 38 945 606 Indiana 20 116 977 410 551 358 616 51 935 20 168 912 Iowa 5 113 175 104 351 91 150 13 201 5 126 376 Kansas 6 003 533 122 521 107 022 15 499 6 019 032 Kentucky 19 450 998 396 959 346 744 50 215 19 501 213 Louisiana 16 086 160 328 289 286 760 41 529 16 127 689 Maine 2 676 965 54 632 47 721 6 911 2 683 876 Maryland 9 169 533 187 133 163 461 23 672 9 193 205 Massachusetts 17 172 578 350 461 306 127 44 334 17 216 912 Michigan 64 381 006 1 313 898 1 147 690 166 208 64 547 214 Minnesota 8 070 160 164 697 143 863 20 834 8 090 994 Mississippi 23 884 040 487 429 425 770 61 659 23 945 699 Missouri 15 159 142 309 370 270 235 39 135 15 198 277 Montana 1 326 928 27 080 23 655 3 425 1 330 353 Nebraska 2 616 023 53 388 46 635 6 753 2 622 776 Nevada 3 155 085 64 389 56 244 8 145 3 163 230 New Hampshire 1 692 910 34 549 30 179 4 370 1 697 280 New Jersey 21 359 928 435 917 380 773 55 144 21 415 072 New Mexico 3 399 794 69 384 60 607 8 777 3 408 571 New York 48 214 718 983 974 859 501 124 473 48 339 191 North Carolina 19 118 242 390 168 340 812 49 356 19 167 598 North Dakota 770 796 15 731 13 741 1 990 772 786 Ohio 44 624 329 910 700 795 497 115 203 44 739 532 Oklahoma 5 180 804 105 731 92 356 13 375 5 194 179 Oregon 14 826 961 302 591 264 313 38 278 14 865 239 Pennylvania 26 480 142 540 411 472 049 68 362 26 548 504 Puerto Rico 39 498 477 806 091 704 121 101 970 39 600 447 Rhode Island 3 581 102 73 084 63 839 9 245 3 590 347 South Carolina 26 351 368 537 783 469 753 68 030 26 419 398 South Dakota 1 068 960 21 816 19 056 2 760 1 071 720 Tennessee 20 295 387 414 192 361 796 52 396 20 347 783 Texas 65 580 324 1 338 374 1 169 069 169 305 65 749 629 Utah 2 791 801 56 976 49 768 7 208 2 799 009 Vermont 790 296 16 128 14 088 2 040 792 336 Virginia 8 137 658 166 075 145 066 21 009 8 158 667 Washington 18 629 063 380 185 332 092 48 093 18 677 156 West Virginia 3 573 703 72 933 63 707 9 226 3 582 929 Wisconsin 11 984 600 244 584 213 644 30 940 12 015 540 Wyoming 574 201 11 718 10 236 1 482 575 683 State Total 831 040 000 16 960 000 14 814 560 2 145 440 833 185 440 American Samoa 150 704 3 076 2 687 389 151 093 Guam 1 226 695 25 034 21 868 3 166 1 229 861 Northern Marianas 453 938 9 264 8 092 1 172 455 110 Palau 101 229 2 066 1 805 261 101 490 Virgin Islands 777 566 15 869 13 861 2 008 779 574 Outlying Areas Total 2 710 132 55 309 48 313 6 996 2 717 128 National Reserve 205 049 868 4 184 691 3 655 327 529 364 205 579 232 WIA Dislocated Workers Activities 16 Attachment IV-A U. S. Department of Labo r Employment and Training Administration 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances as of 6 30 07 1 15 08 data Program Totals Total UnexpendedStep 2 Unexpended CarryoutRemaining Carryout in Excess Step 1Rescission Balance of 30 of Avail Remaining Equal to based on at 6 30 07 Sum of Indiv UnexpendedExcess Remaining Program Sum of States States w Excess CarryoutUnexpendedUnexpended Adults 319 983 289 12 648 430307 334 85912 648 43036 509 582 49 158 012 20 Youth 263 505 676 12 525 979250 979 69712 525 97929 814 918 42 340 897 17 Dislocated Workers 558 000 580 104 645 116453 355 464104 645 11653 855 975 158 501 091 63 Total 1 141 489 545 129 819 525 1 011 670 020 129 819 525 120 180 475 250 000 000 100 Rescission Rescission Distribution Total Program Share o f 17 Attachment IV-B U. S. Department of Labor 2 22 08 Employment and Training Administration 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances as of 6 30 07 1 15 08 data Rescission Amounts by Program by Step State Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Total 12 648 430 36 509 582 49 158 012 12 525 979 29 814 918 42 340 897 104 645 116 53 855 975 158 501 091 129 819 525 120 180 475 250 000 000 Alabama0 404 835 404 835 0 532 310 532 310 1 284 070 638 502 1 922 572 1 284 070 1 575 647 2 859 717 Alaska307 115 773 116 080 0 124 478 124 478 965 814 191 449 1 157 263 966 121 431 700 1 397 821 Arizona0 399 528 399 528 3 710 051 765 686 4 475 737 4 948 270 939 094 5 887 364 8 658 321 2 104 308 10 762 629 Arka nsa s1 145 530 458 910 1 604 440 0 370 417 370 417 1 743 200 506 155 2 249 355 2 888 730 1 335 482 4 224 212 California0 3 679 543 3 679 543 0 3 384 101 3 384 101 0 6 491 535 6 491 535 0 13 555 179 13 555 179 Colorado1 957 332 812 496 2 769 828 1 463 257 644 598 2 107 855 3 134 992 753 115 3 888 107 6 555 581 2 210 209 8 765 790 Connecticut0 200 139 200 139 0 131 561 131 561 0 338 196 338 196 0 669 896 669 896 Delaware0 105 087 105 087 0 58 289 58 289 189 413 83 986 273 399 189 413 247 362 436 775 District of Col1 171 572 215 326 1 386 898 540 930 197 137 738 067 0 167 136 167 136 1 712 502 579 599 2 292 101 Florida208 935 2 635 157 2 844 092 74 519 1 452 400 1 526 919 4 525 719 1 696 368 6 222 087 4 809 173 5 783 925 10 593 098 Georgia1 300 813 879 105 2 179 918 0 674 364 674 364 5 151 539 1 427 866 6 579 405 6 452 352 2 981 335 9 433 687 Hawaii0 86 505 86 505 0 96 920 96 920 0 56 111 56 111 0 239 536 239 536 Idaho0 63 261 63 261 0 65 502 65 502 0 81 920 81 920 0 210 683 210 683 Illinois0 1 722 108 1 722 108 0 1 159 776 1 159 776 1 878 600 3 415 678 5 294 278 1 878 600 6 297 562 8 176 162 Indiana2 600 089 959 424 3 559 513 1 397 563 901 671 2 299 234 3 863 781 1 247 334 5 111 115 7 861 433 3 108 429 10 969 862 Iowa0 166 412 166 412 34 340 251 858 286 198 466 454 360 266 826 720 500 794 778 536 1 279 330 Kansas477 009 456 049 933 058 0 329 874 329 874 3 863 761 521 458 4 385 219 4 340 770 1 307 381 5 648 151 Kentucky0 661 782 661 782 0 599 414 599 414 608 499 638 410 1 246 909 608 499 1 899 606 2 508 105 Louisiana0 873 945 873 945 0 668 617 668 617 2 014 856 869 211 2 884 067 2 014 856 2 411 773 4 426 629 Maine0 75 644 75 644 0 57 555 57 555 0 126 935 126 935 0 260 134 260 134 Maryland174 640 460 548 635 188 0 317 363 317 363 618 204 516 984 1 135 188 792 844 1 294 895 2 087 739 Massachusetts0 451 828 451 828 0 361 331 361 331 0 801 802 801 802 0 1 614 961 1 614 961 Michigan0 1 480 099 1 480 099 0 779 500 779 500 0 3 294 473 3 294 473 0 5 554 072 5 554 072 Minnesota0 216 316 216 316 0 74 472 74 472 0 577 492 577 492 0 868 280 868 280 Mississippi0 347 780 347 780 0 504 963 504 963 1 786 359 712 016 2 498 375 1 786 359 1 564 759 3 351 118 Missouri0 346 129 346 129 0 459 077 459 077 0 698 542 698 542 0 1 503 748 1 503 748 Montana0 67 210 67 210 0 64 164 64 164 0 58 002 58 002 0 189 376 189 376 Nebraska572 810 174 224 747 034 60 161 156 364 216 525 1 211 003 177 149 1 388 152 1 843 974 507 737 2 351 711 Nevada0 164 246 164 246 0 72 764 72 764 0 153 180 153 180 0 390 190 390 190 New Hampshire97 417 108 861 206 278 0 58 191 58 191 0 96 991 96 991 97 417 264 043 361 460 New Jersey0 851 297 851 297 0 696 152 696 152 0 846 266 846 266 0 2 393 715 2 393 715 New Mexico0 461 145 461 145 0 282 485 282 485 2 253 735 376 705 2 630 440 2 253 735 1 120 335 3 374 070 New York0 2 554 623 2 554 623 0 2 307 164 2 307 164 27 992 723 4 811 217 32 803 940 27 992 723 9 673 004 37 665 727 North Carolina0 756 278 756 278 0 574 390 574 390 0 1 539 469 1 539 469 0 2 870 137 2 870 137 North Dakota59 375 97 875 157 250 0 103 827 103 827 76 405 48 651 125 056 135 780 250 353 386 133 Ohio0 2 188 104 2 188 104 0 2 224 014 2 224 014 11 987 676 3 383 266 15 370 942 11 987 676 7 795 384 19 783 060 Oklahoma2 520 609 481 455 3 002 064 2 684 884 490 847 3 175 731 3 575 659 504 360 4 080 019 8 781 152 1 476 662 10 257 814 Oregon0 509 456 509 456 0 518 957 518 957 2 527 430 1 274 829 3 802 259 2 527 430 2 303 242 4 830 672 Pennsylvania0 1 130 944 1 130 944 0 1 264 956 1 264 956 0 2 038 397 2 038 397 0 4 434 297 4 434 297 Puerto Rico0 1 148 403 1 148 403 0 750 384 750 384 5 997 053 1 855 555 7 852 608 5 997 053 3 754 342 9 751 395 Rhode Island0 109 323 109 323 0 96 591 96 591 0 109 057 109 057 0 314 971 314 971 South Carolina0 940 634 940 634 0 646 254 646 254 2 760 580 1 289 673 4 050 253 2 760 580 2 876 561 5 637 141 South Dakota0 109 897 109 897 187 571 115 792 303 363 445 137 60 033 505 170 632 708 285 722 918 430 Tennessee335 154 1 035 308 1 370 462 2 204 677 900 894 3 105 571 4 657 746 1 189 793 5 847 539 7 197 577 3 125 995 10 323 572 Texas0 3 230 593 3 230 593 0 2 281 918 2 281 918 0 3 905 779 3 905 779 0 9 418 290 9 418 290 Utah26 838 260 771 287 609 152 451 256 988 409 439 951 301 236 184 1 187 485 1 130 590 753 943 1 884 533 Vermont0 86 204 86 204 0 43 596 43 596 0 11 774 11 774 0 141 574 141 574 Virginia0 483 035 483 035 0 278 768 278 768 3 104 452 791 896 3 896 348 3 104 452 1 553 699 4 658 151 Washington0 876 543 876 543 0 356 401 356 401 0 1 418 543 1 418 543 0 2 651 487 2 651 487 West Virginia0 121 667 121 667 0 111 820 111 820 0 243 319 243 319 0 476 806 476 806 Wisconsin0 214 985 214 985 0 102 061 102 061 0 266 358 266 358 0 583 404 583 404 Wyoming0 72 772 72 772 15 575 95 942 111 517 60 685 17 495 78 180 76 260 186 209 262 469 Adults Youth Dislocated Workers Total 18 Attachment IV-C1 U. S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances as of 6 30 07 1 15 08 data WIA Adults Program Summary 2 22 08 State Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Total 12 648 430 36 509 582 49 158 012 6 937 291 12 777 927 19 715 218 5 711 139 23 731 655 29 442 794 Alabama0 404 835 404 835 0 146 763 146 763 0 258 072 258 072 Alaska307 115 773 116 080 307 16 834 17 141 0 98 939 98 939 Ari zon a0 399 528 399 528 0 216 449 216 449 0 183 079 183 079 Arkansas1 145 530 458 910 1 604 440 633 238 90 144 723 382 512 292 368 766 881 058 California0 3 679 543 3 679 543 0 1 442 405 1 442 405 0 2 237 138 2 237 138 Colorado1 957 332 812 496 2 769 828 1 026 960 110 950 1 137 910 930 372 701 546 1 631 918 Connecticut0 200 139 200 139 0 15 373 15 373 0 184 766 184 766 Delaware0 105 087 105 087 0 16 901 16 901 0 88 186 88 186 District of Col1 171 572 215 326 1 386 898 68 734 27 156 95 890 1 102 838 188 170 1 291 008 Florida208 935 2 635 157 2 844 092 208 935 741 743 950 678 0 1 893 414 1 893 414 Georgia1 300 813 879 105 2 179 918 1 300 813 172 967 1 473 780 0 706 138 706 138 Hawaii0 86 505 86 505 0 29 221 29 221 0 57 284 57 284 Idaho0 63 261 63 261 0 39 374 39 374 0 23 887 23 887 Illinois0 1 722 108 1 722 108 0 986 504 986 504 0 735 604 735 604 Indiana2 600 089 959 424 3 559 513 2 140 401 214 344 2 354 745 459 688 745 080 1 204 768 Iowa0 166 412 166 412 0 47 934 47 934 0 118 478 118 478 Kansas477 009 456 049 933 058 184 060 59 001 243 061 292 949 397 048 689 997 Kentucky0 661 782 661 782 0 228 183 228 183 0 433 599 433 599 Louisiana0 873 945 873 945 0 327 578 327 578 0 546 367 546 367 Maine0 75 644 75 644 0 36 364 36 364 0 39 280 39 280 Maryland174 640 460 548 635 188 174 640 104 488 279 128 0 356 060 356 060 Massachusetts0 451 828 451 828 0 207 888 207 888 0 243 940 243 940 Michigan0 1 480 099 1 480 099 0 569 574 569 574 0 910 525 910 525 Minnesota0 216 316 216 316 0 86 102 86 102 0 130 214 130 214 Mississippi0 347 780 347 780 0 193 652 193 652 0 154 128 154 128 Missouri0 346 129 346 129 0 55 535 55 535 0 290 594 290 594 Montana0 67 210 67 210 0 25 943 25 943 0 41 267 41 267 Nebraska572 810 174 224 747 034 305 172 33 539 338 711 267 638 140 685 408 323 Nevada0 164 246 164 246 0 71 439 71 439 0 92 807 92 807 New Hampshire97 417 108 861 206 278 97 417 27 855 125 272 0 81 006 81 006 New Jersey0 851 297 851 297 0 53 696 53 696 0 797 601 797 601 New Mexico0 461 145 461 145 0 52 711 52 711 0 408 434 408 434 New York0 2 554 623 2 554 623 0 1 647 825 1 647 825 0 906 798 906 798 North Carolina0 756 278 756 278 0 292 056 292 056 0 464 222 464 222 North Dakota59 375 97 875 157 250 59 375 32 040 91 415 0 65 835 65 835 Ohio0 2 188 104 2 188 104 0 327 442 327 442 0 1 860 662 1 860 662 Oklahoma2 520 609 481 455 3 002 064 710 401 80 831 791 232 1 810 208 400 624 2 210 832 Oregon0 509 456 509 456 0 193 027 193 027 0 316 429 316 429 Pennsylvania0 1 130 944 1 130 944 0 357 737 357 737 0 773 207 773 207 Puerto Rico0 1 148 403 1 148 403 0 245 927 245 927 0 902 476 902 476 Rhode Island0 109 323 109 323 0 25 045 25 045 0 84 278 84 278 South Carolina0 940 634 940 634 0 341 033 341 033 0 599 601 599 601 South Dakota0 109 897 109 897 0 24 184 24 184 0 85 713 85 713 Tennessee335 154 1 035 308 1 370 462 0 131 369 131 369 335 154 903 939 1 239 093 Texas0 3 230 593 3 230 593 0 1 837 195 1 837 195 0 1 393 398 1 393 398 Utah26 838 260 771 287 609 26 838 45 590 72 428 0 215 181 215 181 Vermont0 86 204 86 204 0 14 240 14 240 0 71 964 71 964 Virginia0 483 035 483 035 0 201 425 201 425 0 281 610 281 610 Washington0 876 543 876 543 0 405 546 405 546 0 470 997 470 997 West Virginia0 121 667 121 667 0 26 246 26 246 0 95 421 95 421 Wisconsin 0 214 985 214 985 0 63 565 63 565 0 151 420 151 420 Wyoming0 72 772 72 772 0 36 994 36 994 0 35 778 35 778 State 15 Local incl Admin Rescission Amounts from 2-Part Calculations Program Total 19 Attachment IV-C2 U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances as of 6 30 07 1 15 08 data WIA Youth Program Summary 2 22 08 State Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Total 12 525 979 29 814 918 42 340 897 3 526 086 7 225 177 10 751 263 8 999 893 22 589 741 31 589 634 Alabama0 532 310 532 310 0 90 373 90 373 0 441 937 441 937 Alaska0 124 478 124 478 0 45 714 45 714 0 78 764 78 764 Arizona3 710 051 765 686 4 475 737 1 151 582 81 835 1 233 417 2 558 469 683 851 3 242 320 Arkansas0 370 417 370 417 0 56 966 56 966 0 313 451 313 451 California0 3 384 101 3 384 101 0 613 522 613 522 0 2 770 579 2 770 579 Colorado1 463 257 644 598 2 107 855 1 181 031 127 734 1 308 765 282 226 516 864 799 090 Connecticut0 131 561 131 561 0 10 401 10 401 0 121 160 121 160 Delaware0 58 289 58 289 0 9 224 9 224 0 49 065 49 065 District of Col540 930 197 137 738 067 80 392 27 007 107 399 460 538 170 130 630 668 Florida74 519 1 452 400 1 526 919 74 519 250 053 324 572 0 1 202 347 1 202 347 Georgia0 674 364 674 364 0 335 071 335 071 0 339 293 339 293 Hawaii0 96 920 96 920 0 0 0 0 96 920 96 920 Idaho0 65 502 65 502 0 25 130 25 130 0 40 372 40 372 Illinois0 1 159 776 1 159 776 0 115 908 115 908 0 1 043 868 1 043 868 Indiana1 397 563 901 671 2 299 234 391 313 182 087 573 400 1 006 250 719 584 1 725 834 Iowa34 340 251 858 286 198 16 891 39 758 56 649 17 449 212 100 229 549 Kansas0 329 874 329 874 0 57 976 57 976 0 271 898 271 898 Kentucky0 599 414 599 414 0 113 400 113 400 0 486 014 486 014 Louisiana0 668 617 668 617 0 197 882 197 882 0 470 735 470 735 Maine0 57 555 57 555 0 32 659 32 659 0 24 896 24 896 Maryland0 317 363 317 363 0 33 415 33 415 0 283 948 283 948 Massachusetts0 361 331 361 331 0 0 0 0 361 331 361 331 Michigan0 779 500 779 500 0 35 826 35 826 0 743 674 743 674 Minnesota0 74 472 74 472 0 0 0 0 74 472 74 472 Mississippi0 504 963 504 963 0 73 288 73 288 0 431 675 431 675 Missouri0 459 077 459 077 0 0 0 0 459 077 459 077 Montana0 64 164 64 164 0 10 400 10 400 0 53 764 53 764 Nebraska60 161 156 364 216 525 60 161 36 633 96 794 0 119 731 119 731 Nevada0 72 764 72 764 0 12 776 12 776 0 59 988 59 988 New Hampshire0 58 191 58 191 0 35 376 35 376 0 22 815 22 815 New Jersey0 696 152 696 152 0 0 0 0 696 152 696 152 New Mexico0 282 485 282 485 0 36 959 36 959 0 245 526 245 526 New York0 2 307 164 2 307 164 0 1 430 930 1 430 930 0 876 234 876 234 North Carolina0 574 390 574 390 0 174 747 174 747 0 399 643 399 643 North Dakota0 103 827 103 827 0 48 823 48 823 0 55 004 55 004 Ohio0 2 224 014 2 224 014 0 265 659 265 659 0 1 958 355 1 958 355 Oklahoma2 684 884 490 847 3 175 731 549 678 80 059 629 737 2 135 206 410 788 2 545 994 Oregon0 518 957 518 957 0 162 374 162 374 0 356 583 356 583 Pennsylvania0 1 264 956 1 264 956 0 448 895 448 895 0 816 061 816 061 Puerto Rico0 750 384 750 384 0 321 249 321 249 0 429 135 429 135 Rhode Island0 96 591 96 591 0 0 0 0 96 591 96 591 South Carolina0 646 254 646 254 0 203 301 203 301 0 442 953 442 953 South Dakota187 571 115 792 303 363 4 944 21 527 26 471 182 627 94 265 276 892 Tennessee2 204 677 900 894 3 105 571 0 78 183 78 183 2 204 677 822 711 3 027 388 Texas0 2 281 918 2 281 918 0 1 234 522 1 234 522 0 1 047 396 1 047 396 Utah152 451 256 988 409 439 0 33 505 33 505 152 451 223 483 375 934 Vermont0 43 596 43 596 0 0 0 0 43 596 43 596 Virginia0 278 768 278 768 0 0 0 0 278 768 278 768 Washington0 356 401 356 401 0 14 763 14 763 0 341 638 341 638 West Virginia0 111 820 111 820 0 0 0 0 111 820 111 820 Wisconsin 0 102 061 102 061 0 0 0 0 102 061 102 061 Wyoming15 575 95 942 111 517 15 575 19 267 34 842 0 76 675 76 675 State 15 Local incl Admin Rescission Amounts from 2-Part Calculations Program Total 20 Attachment IV-C3 U. 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Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration 250 Million Rescission to WIA Formula Unexpended Balances as of 6 30 07 1 15 08 data WIA Dislocated Workers Program Summary 2 22 08 State Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Excess 30 Prorata Total Total 104 645 116 53 855 975 158 501 091 83 700 218 28 706 416 112 406 634 20 944 898 25 149 559 46 094 457 Alabama1 284 070 638 502 1 922 572 1 284 070 365 509 1 649 579 0 272 993 272 993 Alaska965 814 191 449 1 157 263 600 342 74 678 675 020 365 472 116 771 482 243 Arizona4 948 270 939 094 5 887 364 1 711 272 343 506 2 054 778 3 236 998 595 588 3 832 586 Arkansas1 743 200 506 155 2 249 355 1 035 742 257 587 1 293 329 707 458 248 568 956 026 California0 6 491 535 6 491 535 0 4 091 406 4 091 406 0 2 400 129 2 400 129 Colorado3 134 992 753 115 3 888 107 1 884 769 288 155 2 172 924 1 250 223 464 960 1 715 183 Connecticut0 338 196 338 196 0 108 250 108 250 0 229 946 229 946 Delaware189 413 83 986 273 399 0 22 621 22 621 189 413 61 365 250 778 District of Col0 167 136 167 136 0 54 698 54 698 0 112 438 112 438 Florida4 525 719 1 696 368 6 222 087 3 609 799 674 046 4 283 845 915 920 1 022 322 1 938 242 Georgia5 151 539 1 427 866 6 579 405 4 735 596 639 045 5 374 641 415 943 788 821 1 204 764 Hawaii0 56 111 56 111 0 14 830 14 830 0 41 281 41 281 Idaho0 81 920 81 920 0 55 661 55 661 0 26 259 26 259 Illinois1 878 600 3 415 678 5 294 278 1 878 600 1 659 920 3 538 520 0 1 755 758 1 755 758 Indiana3 863 781 1 247 334 5 111 115 3 863 781 773 491 4 637 272 0 473 843 473 843 Iowa466 454 360 266 826 720 466 454 131 317 597 771 0 228 949 228 949 Kansas3 863 761 521 458 4 385 219 1 255 983 187 091 1 443 074 2 607 778 334 367 2 942 145 Kentucky608 499 638 410 1 246 909 608 499 370 274 978 773 0 268 136 268 136 Louisiana2 014 856 869 211 2 884 067 2 014 856 400 166 2 415 022 0 469 045 469 045 Maine0 126 935 126 935 0 93 541 93 541 0 33 394 33 394 Maryland618 204 516 984 1 135 188 511 643 203 332 714 975 106 561 313 652 420 213 Massachusetts0 801 802 801 802 0 566 054 566 054 0 235 748 235 748 Michigan0 3 294 473 3 294 473 0 1 709 249 1 709 249 0 1 585 224 1 585 224 Minnesota0 577 492 577 492 0 358 087 358 087 0 219 405 219 405 Mississippi1 786 359 712 016 2 498 375 1 786 359 270 733 2 057 092 0 441 283 441 283 Missouri0 698 542 698 542 0 398 267 398 267 0 300 275 300 275 Montana0 58 002 58 002 0 21 014 21 014 0 36 988 36 988 Nebraska1 211 003 177 149 1 388 152 521 010 53 795 574 805 689 993 123 354 813 347 Nevada0 153 180 153 180 0 91 026 91 026 0 62 154 62 154 New Hampshire0 96 991 96 991 0 55 574 55 574 0 41 417 41 417 New Jersey0 846 266 846 266 0 267 726 267 726 0 578 540 578 540 New Mexico2 253 735 376 705 2 630 440 782 632 132 074 914 706 1 471 103 244 631 1 715 734 New York27 992 723 4 811 217 32 803 940 25 952 183 2 547 051 28 499 234 2 040 540 2 264 166 4 304 706 North Carolina0 1 539 469 1 539 469 0 1 094 769 1 094 769 0 444 700 444 700 North Dakota76 405 48 651 125 056 76 405 21 595 98 000 0 27 056 27 056 Ohio11 987 676 3 383 266 15 370 942 9 694 603 1 594 176 11 288 779 2 293 073 1 789 090 4 082 163 Oklahoma3 575 659 504 360 4 080 019 1 810 883 257 487 2 068 370 1 764 776 246 873 2 011 649 Oregon2 527 430 1 274 829 3 802 259 2 527 430 594 377 3 121 807 0 680 452 680 452 Pennsylvania0 2 038 397 2 038 397 0 1 323 555 1 323 555 0 714 842 714 842 Puerto Rico5 997 053 1 855 555 7 852 608 5 997 053 964 444 6 961 497 0 891 111 891 111 Rhode Island0 109 057 109 057 0 61 167 61 167 0 47 890 47 890 South Carolina2 760 580 1 289 673 4 050 253 2 760 580 506 073 3 266 653 0 783 600 783 600 South Dakota445 137 60 033 505 170 51 908 13 308 65 216 393 229 46 725 439 954 Tennessee4 657 746 1 189 793 5 847 539 3 000 157 552 030 3 552 187 1 657 589 637 763 2 295 352 Texas0 3 905 779 3 905 779 0 2 710 728 2 710 728 0 1 195 051 1 195 051 Utah951 301 236 184 1 187 485 116 136 64 495 180 631 835 165 171 689 1 006 854 Vermont0 11 774 11 774 0 5 684 5 684 0 6 090 6 090 Virginia3 104 452 791 896 3 896 348 3 104 452 483 909 3 588 361 0 307 987 307 987 Washington0 1 418 543 1 418 543 0 884 909 884 909 0 533 634 533 634 West Virginia0 243 319 243 319 0 158 062 158 062 0 85 257 85 257 Wisconsin 0 266 358 266 358 0 127 503 127 503 0 138 855 138 855 Wyoming60 685 17 495 78 180 57 021 8 371 65 392 3 664 9 124 12 788 State 15 Rapid Response Local incl Admin Rescission Amounts from 2-Part Calculations Program Total