The amounts listed here include funding that is complete or currently underway. The supplemental funding includes more than $871 million for states, large cities and U.S. territories. States are listed in alphabetical order. For a further breakdown of funding per state, click here.
Alabama: $8,148,798.90
Alaska: $4,902,840.00
Arizona: $16,221,911.60
Arkansas: $6,205,347.00
California: $63,332,436.60
Colorado: $16,021,039.30
Connecticut: $12,409,997.70
Delaware: $4,567,500.00
District of Columbia: $6,148,297.80
Florida: $41,220,532.10
Georgia: $24,326,344.50
Hawaii: $7,317,500.00
Idaho: $4,567,500.00
Illinois: $23,735,458.10
Indiana: $14,842,610.60
Iowa: $6,347,828.70
Kansas: $5,940,546.30
Kentucky: $7,464,394.80
Louisiana: $10,742,087.60
Maine: $4,567,500.00
Maryland: $17,167,742.90
Massachusetts: $16,499,494.30
Michigan: $21,617,128.90
Minnesota: $13,198,123.80
Mississippi: $5,874,995.70
Missouri: $13,749,947.30
Montana: $4,567,500.00
Nebraska: $6,546,664.30
Nevada: $6,532,739.10
New Hampshire: $4,902,840.00
New Jersey: $21,224,891.20
New Mexico: $9,074,364.70
New York: $28,022,468.50
North Carolina: $13,820,515.20
North Dakota: $4,567,500.00
Ohio: $22,988,427.80
Oklahoma: $6,924,231.00
Oregon: $10,398,826.30
Pennsylvania: $24,975,894.40
Rhode Island: $6,069,229.00
South Carolina: $8,926,132.50
South Dakota: $4,567,500.00
Tennessee: $17,535,195.60
Texas: $55,066,699.50
Utah: $6,441,412.50
Vermont: $4,902,840.00
Virginia: $13,621,612.30
Washington: $18,980,220.70
West Virginia: $5,000,803.20
Wisconsin: $11,200,192.30
Wyoming: $4,567,500.00
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