Revised PY 2001 youth activity allotments
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U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Washington, D.C. 20210
CLASSIFICATION: WIA/Youth
CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL: OYS
DATE: August 24, 2001
TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 3-01, CHANGE 1
TO: ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS
ALL STATE WORKER ADJUSTMENT LIAISONS
ALL STATE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY AGENCIES
ALL ONE-STOP CENTER SYSTEM LEADS
/S/
FROM: EMILY STOVER DeROCCO
Assistant Secretary
SUBJECT: PY 2001 Youth Supplemental Funds
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Purpose. To transmit the Revised WIA Youth Activities State Allotment table.
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References.
a. TEGL 3-01
b. Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2001 (Public Law 107-20, July 24, 2001: 115 Stat. 155) -
Background. On August 16, 2001 TEGL No. 3-01, PY 2001 Changes in Dislocated Worker and
Youth Funds, was issued to the employment and training system. The TEGL stated that an
additional $25 million is being made available for Youth activities in PY 2001 as a result of the
Supplemental Appropriations Act 2001. The table reflecting the revised state allotments for WIA
Youth Activities was not included. However, it is now available for dissemination. -
Action Required. States should provide this information to the appropriate staff.
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Inquiries. Questions should be addressed to the appropriate Regional Office contact.
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Attachment.
A. Table--WIA Youth Activities State Allotments–Revised Allotments with Additional $25
million
RESCISSIONS: None
EXPIRATION DATE: Continuing
Attachment A: WIA Youth Activities State Allotments, Revised Allotments with Additional $25 Million
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Youth Activities State Allotments
Revised Allotments with Additional $25 Million
State | FY 2001 Initial Allotments | PY 2001 Additional * | PY 2001 Revised
Total | $1,102,965,000 | $25,000,000 | $1,127,965,000
Alabama | 18,759,175 | 546,881 | 19,306,056
Alaska | 4,064,241 | 134,102 | 4,198,343
Arizona | 19,506,301 | 583,260 | 20,089,561
Arkansas | 10,614,970 | 304,656 | 10,919,626
California | 176,044,587 | 5,502,052 | 181,546,639
Colorado | 7,246,178 | 0 | 7,246,178
Connecticut | 9,511,625 | 0 | 9,511,625
Delaware | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
District of Columbia | 4,491,249 | 101,864 | 4,593,113
Florida | 40,269,848 | 807,652 | 41,077,500
Georgia | 22,425,496 | 631,784 | 23,057,280
Hawaii | 5,995,639 | 135,985 | 6,131,624
Idaho | 4,171,399 | 123,469 | 4,294,868
Illinois | 48,556,867 | 1,491,814 | 50,048,681
Indiana | 13,604,901 | 0 | 13,604,901
Iowa | 4,026,670 | 0 | 4,026,670
Kansas | 4,643,202 | 118,425 | 4,761,627
Kentucky | 17,117,753 | 0 | 17,117,753
Louisiana | 22,655,421 | 635,976 | 23,291,397
Maine | 3,835,799 | 0 | 3,835,799
Maryland | 13,673,327 | 310,118 | 13,983,445
Massachusetts | 16,005,091 | 0 | 16,005,091
Michigan | 29,775,388 | 0 | 29,775,388
Minnesota | 9,941,839 | 0 | 9,941,839
Mississippi | 17,333,642 | 504,367 | 17,838,009
Missouri | 14,918,738 | 0 | 14,918,738
Montana | 4,154,205 | 119,640 | 4,273,845
Nebraska | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
Nevada | 4,522,685 | 0 | 4,522,685
New Hampshire | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
New Jersey | 29,273,666 | 0 | 29,273,666
New Mexico | 10,420,706 | 312,961 | 10,733,667
New York | 84,458,703 | 2,625,332 | 87,084,035
North Carolina | 17,574,081 | 482,851 | 18,056,932
North Dakota | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
Ohio | 49,106,758 | 1,522,906 | 50,629,664
Oklahoma | 10,241,228 | 232,277 | 10,473,505
Oregon | 14,550,737 | 455,603 | 15,006,340
Pennsylvania | 38,152,152 | 0 | 38,152,152
Puerto Rico | 57,574,911 | 1,715,191 | 59,290,102
Rhode Island | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
South Carolina | 14,935,516 | 0 | 14,935,516
South Dakota | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
Tennessee | 19,487,876 | 0 | 19,487,876
Texas | 98,498,412 | 2,952,184 | 101,450,596
Utah | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
Vermont | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
Virginia | 16,534,311 | 0 | 16,534,311
Washington | 23,156,595 | 727,233 | 23,883,828
West Virginia | 11,428,555 | 349,691 | 11,778,246
Wisconsin | 9,728,051 | 249,976 | 9,978,027
Wyoming | 3,331,902 | 98,250 | 3,430,152
State Total | 1,082,975,612 | 24,562,500 | 1,107,538,112
American Samoa | 139,502 | 2,705 | 142,207
Guam | 1,363,540 | 26,448 | 1,389,988
Marshall Islands | 220,366 | 4,274 | 224,640
Micronesia | 391,921 | 7,601 | 399,522
Northern Marianas | 153,082 | 2,969 | 156,051
Palau | 80,587 | 1,563 | 82,150
Virgin Islands | 873,380 | 16,940 | 890,320
Outlying Areas Competitive | 222,535 | 0 | 222,535
Outlying Areas Total | 3,444,913 | 62,500 | 3,507,413
Native Americans | 16,544,475 | 375,000 | 16,919,475
* States receiving no additional funds from the $25 million increase are States who are being held harmless at their 1998
allotment level per the WIA minimum provisions, both in the initial allotment and the revised allotment. The additional funds are
not sufficient to exceed the minimum amounts already provided.
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