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Revised 2012 advance WIA funding levels
Summary ETA revised fiscal year 2012 advance funding for WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker programs. It replaced the earlier 1.503 percent temporary reduction with a 0.189 percent rescission and sent updated allotment tables for states and outlying areas. ETA now lists the advisory Canceled.
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Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
TEGL No. 9-11, Change 1
Date issued
January 30, 2012
Status
Withdrawn
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CLASSIFICATION
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA/Wagner-Peyser
ADVISORY SYSTEM CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OWI
Washington, D.C. 20210 DATE
January 30, 2012
ADVISORY: TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 9-11,
Change 1
TO: ALL STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES
ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS
FROM: JANE OATES /s/
Assistant Secretary
SUBJECT: Revised Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 “Advance” Funding Levels Available
October 2011 for Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Programs and
Clarification on the Level of Governor’s Reserve
1. Purpose. The intent of this guidance is to provide states with revised allotment
levels for WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker Fiscal Year 2012 funds which became
available to states in October 2011. The original TEGL 9-11 indicated a 1.503
percent temporary rate of operations reduction; Change 1 amends this to a 0.189
percent rescission providing all fifty states and territories with additional funding.
2. References.
Continuing Appropriations Act, 2012, Public Law (P.L.) 112-33, Sections 101, 115,
and 133, enacted September 30, 2011, and Continuing Appropriations Act, 2012,
P.L. 112-36, Sections 101, 115, and 133, enacted October 5, 2011; and Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2012, P.L. 112-74, Division F, Title I, enacted December 23,
2011
Training and Employment Guidance Letter (TEGL) 26-10 (May 10, 2011)
Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011, P.L. 112-10, Division B, Title I,
Section 1101, 1104, and 1119, and Section 1801 of Title VIII, signed April 15, 2011
Department of Labor Appropriations Act, 2010, P.L. 111-117, Division D, Title I
Training and Employment Guidance Letter (TEGL) 23-10 (May 3, 2011)
Workforce Investment Act of 1998, (29 United States Code (U.S.C) 2801 et seq.),
Public Law 105-220, as amended
Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended (29 U.S.C. 49 et seq.)
WIA Final Rule, 20 Code of Federal Regulations parts 660-671
Planning Guidance for the Strategic State Plan for Title I of the Workforce
Investment Act of 1998 and the Wagner-Peyser Act [(73 FR 72853) (Dec. 1, 2008)]
(OMB No. 1205-0398)
RESCISSIONS EXPIRATION DATE
None Continuing
3. Background. TEGL 26-10, issued May 10, 2011, announced Program Year (PY) 2011
WIA allotments to states. TEGL 9-11 informed states that provisions contained in the
two short-term Continuing Appropriations Acts of 2012 (P.L. 112-33
and P.L. 112-36), meant the Employment and Training Administration had to adjust
initial figures and decrease state allotments by 1.503 percent (see sections 101 and
115 of both Acts). (These provisions remained in effect under the two subsequent
continuing resolutions (P.L. 112-67 and 112-68)). Pursuant to section 527 of Division F
of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012 (P.L. 112-74), which was enacted in
December 23, 2011 and contained an across-the-board rescission of 0.189% for
Department of Labor appropriations in the Act and in prior-year advance
appropriations for FY 2012, TEGL 9-11, Change 1 amends the initial 1.503 percent
decrease to a 0.189 percent decrease for the FY 2012 WIA Adult and Dislocated
Worker program funds. The revised allotment levels are listed in the
attachments to this TEGL.
Revised allotments resulted in additional funding being available to all 50 states and
five outlying areas (American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas, Palau and the U.S.
Virgin Islands). Additional funding totals over $20 million and ranges from $2,000-
$3.2 million dollars per state/outlying area. The additional funding breakout by
state/outlying area is attached to this TEGL. Note, all states and outlying areas
have until June 30, 2012 to obligate their total DW allotment for PY2011 to 80
percent, or face recapture on the difference.
4. Notice of Obligation (NOO). The Department will issue a NOO with the new FY
2012 “advance” amounts for the Adult and Dislocated Worker programs.
5. Other Policies and Reporting Pertaining to PY 2011 Funds. See TEGL 26-10 and
TEGL 9-11.
6. Inquiries. Questions regarding these allotments may be directed to the appropriate
Regional Office. Information on allotments and planning requirements may also be
found on the ETA Web site at http://www.doleta.gov.
7. Action Required. These modifications are effective immediately. Please make this
information available to appropriate program and technical staff.
8. Attachments.
I. WIA Dislocated Worker Program Revised FY 2012 “Advance”
Allotments, Based on 0.189 percent Rescission
II. WIA Adult Program Revised FY 2012 “Advance” Allotments,
Based on 0.189 percent Rescission
III. Additional FY 2012 "Advance" Funds for Dissemination
Attachment I: Revised Dislocated Worker Allotments
Official attachment PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2012/tegl_%209_11_chg1_att1_acc.pdf
Attachment I
U. S. Department of Labor Employment
and Training Administration WIA
Dislocated Worker Activities
0.189 Percent Rescission to PY 2011 State Allotments Pursuant to P.L. 112-74 (Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012)
(Applicable to FY 2012 "Advance" Funds Available 10/1/11)
Initial Allotment FY 2012 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2011 10/1/2011 0.189% 7/1/2011 10/1/2011
State Total (PY 2011) (FY 2012) Rescission Total (PY 2011) (FY 2012)
Total $1,287,544,000 $227,544,000 $1,060,000,000 ($2,003,400) $1,285,540,600 $227,544,000 $1,057,996,600
Alabama 16,128,630 3,085,372 13,043,258 (24,652) 16,103,978 3,085,372 13,018,606
Alaska 1,804,590 345,214 1,459,376 (2,758) 1,801,832 345,214 1,456,618
Arizona 21,992,101 4,207,042 17,785,059 (33,614) 21,958,487 4,207,042 17,751,445
Arkansas 6,535,066 1,250,144 5,284,922 (9,989) 6,525,077 1,250,144 5,274,933
California 170,303,818 32,578,755 137,725,063 (260,300) 170,043,518 32,578,755 137,464,763
Colorado 13,969,269 2,672,291 11,296,978 (21,351) 13,947,918 2,672,291 11,275,627
Connecticut 12,117,862 2,318,121 9,799,741 (18,522) 12,099,340 2,318,121 9,781,219
Delaware 2,526,887 483,388 2,043,499 (3,862) 2,523,025 483,388 2,039,637
District of Columbia 2,592,780 495,993 2,096,787 (3,963) 2,588,817 495,993 2,092,824
Florida 81,270,552 15,546,882 65,723,670 (124,218) 81,146,334 15,546,882 65,599,452
Georgia 35,502,366 6,791,526 28,710,840 (54,264) 35,448,102 6,791,526 28,656,576
Hawaii 2,539,205 485,744 2,053,461 (3,881) 2,535,324 485,744 2,049,580
Idaho 4,240,518 811,202 3,429,316 (6,481) 4,234,037 811,202 3,422,835
Illinois 52,391,500 10,022,382 42,369,118 (80,078) 52,311,422 10,022,382 42,289,040
Indiana 22,971,198 4,394,341 18,576,857 (35,110) 22,936,088 4,394,341 18,541,747
Iowa 6,222,410 1,190,334 5,032,076 (9,511) 6,212,899 1,190,334 5,022,565
Kansas 5,780,312 1,105,761 4,674,551 (8,835) 5,771,477 1,105,761 4,665,716
Kentucky 14,985,351 2,866,666 12,118,685 (22,904) 14,962,447 2,866,666 12,095,781
Louisiana 8,768,499 1,677,395 7,091,104 (13,402) 8,755,097 1,677,395 7,077,702
Maine 3,599,239 688,527 2,910,712 (5,501) 3,593,738 688,527 2,905,211
Maryland 14,302,198 2,735,980 11,566,218 (21,860) 14,280,338 2,735,980 11,544,358
Massachusetts 21,065,395 4,029,765 17,035,630 (32,197) 21,033,198 4,029,765 17,003,433
Michigan 51,285,260 9,810,760 41,474,500 (78,387) 51,206,873 9,810,760 41,396,113
Minnesota 12,889,304 2,465,696 10,423,608 (19,701) 12,869,603 2,465,696 10,403,907
Mississippi 10,150,118 1,941,696 8,208,422 (15,514) 10,134,604 1,941,696 8,192,908
Missouri 19,187,040 3,670,440 15,516,600 (29,326) 19,157,714 3,670,440 15,487,274
Montana 2,047,301 391,644 1,655,657 (3,129) 2,044,172 391,644 1,652,528
Nebraska 2,059,689 394,014 1,665,675 (3,148) 2,056,541 394,014 1,662,527
Nevada 14,332,064 2,741,693 11,590,371 (21,906) 14,310,158 2,741,693 11,568,465
New Hampshire 2,764,686 528,879 2,235,807 (4,226) 2,760,460 528,879 2,231,581
New Jersey 32,250,359 6,169,425 26,080,934 (49,293) 32,201,066 6,169,425 26,031,641
New Mexico 5,179,814 990,887 4,188,927 (7,917) 5,171,897 990,887 4,181,010
New York 55,889,913 10,691,620 45,198,293 (85,425) 55,804,488 10,691,620 45,112,868
North Carolina 35,096,512 6,713,887 28,382,625 (53,643) 35,042,869 6,713,887 28,328,982
North Dakota 499,920 95,634 404,286 (764) 499,156 95,634 403,522
Ohio 44,079,882 8,432,387 35,647,495 (67,374) 44,012,508 8,432,387 35,580,121
Oklahoma 6,917,377 1,323,279 5,594,098 (10,573) 6,906,804 1,323,279 5,583,525
Oregon 15,077,317 2,884,258 12,193,059 (23,045) 15,054,272 2,884,258 12,170,014
Pennylvania 37,972,551 7,264,068 30,708,483 (58,039) 37,914,512 7,264,068 30,650,444
Puerto Rico 13,696,022 2,620,020 11,076,002 (20,934) 13,675,088 2,620,020 11,055,068
Rhode Island 5,104,108 976,405 4,127,703 (7,801) 5,096,307 976,405 4,119,902
South Carolina 19,186,456 3,670,328 15,516,128 (29,325) 19,157,131 3,670,328 15,486,803
South Dakota 840,914 160,865 680,049 (1,285) 839,629 160,865 678,764
Tennessee 22,128,000 4,233,039 17,894,961 (33,821) 22,094,179 4,233,039 17,861,140
Texas 62,020,936 11,864,472 50,156,464 (94,796) 61,926,140 11,864,472 50,061,668
Utah 6,063,094 1,159,857 4,903,237 (9,267) 6,053,827 1,159,857 4,893,970
Vermont 1,243,942 237,963 1,005,979 (1,901) 1,242,041 237,963 1,004,078
Virginia 18,481,552 3,535,481 14,946,071 (28,248) 18,453,304 3,535,481 14,917,823
Washington 22,272,901 4,260,758 18,012,143 (34,043) 22,238,858 4,260,758 17,978,100
West Virginia 4,558,971 872,121 3,686,850 (6,968) 4,552,003 872,121 3,679,882
Wisconsin 17,345,523 3,318,161 14,027,362 (26,512) 17,319,011 3,318,161 14,000,850
Wyoming 1,201,048 229,758 971,290 (1,836) 1,199,212 229,758 969,454
State Total 1,063,432,320 203,432,320 860,000,000 (1,625,400) 1,061,806,920 203,432,320 858,374,600
American Samoa 182,437 19,628 162,809 (308) 182,129 19,628 162,501
Guam 1,484,984 159,766 1,325,218 (2,505) 1,482,479 159,766 1,322,713
Northern Marianas 549,518 59,122 490,396 (927) 548,591 59,122 489,469
Palau 125,260 13,476 111,784 (211) 125,049 13,476 111,573
Virgin Islands 876,661 94,318 782,343 (1,479) 875,182 94,318 780,864
Outlying Areas Total 3,218,860 346,310 2,872,550 (5,430) 3,213,430 346,310 2,867,120
National Reserve 220,892,820 23,765,370 197,127,450 (372,570) 220,520,250 23,765,370 196,754,880
OFAS/12 0104
Attachment II: Revised Adult Allotments
Official attachment PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2012/tegl_%209_11_chg1_att11_acc.pdf
Attachment II
U. S. Department of Labor Employment
and Training Administration WIA Adult
Activities
0.189 Percent Rescission to PY 2011 State Allotments Pursuant to P.L. 112-74 (Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012)
(Applicable to FY 2012 "Advance" Funds Available 10/1/11)
Initial Allotment FY 2012 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2011 10/1/2011 0.189% 7/1/2011 10/1/2011
State Total (PY 2011) (FY 2012) Rescission Total (PY 2011) (FY 2012)
Total $770,921,920 $58,921,920 $712,000,000 ($1,345,680) $769,576,240 $58,921,920 $710,654,320
Alabama 12,090,307 924,068 11,166,239 (21,104) 12,069,203 924,068 11,145,135
Alaska 2,118,648 161,929 1,956,719 (3,698) 2,114,950 161,929 1,953,021
Arizona 14,638,503 1,118,827 13,519,676 (25,552) 14,612,951 1,118,827 13,494,124
Arkansas 6,399,544 489,120 5,910,424 (11,171) 6,388,373 489,120 5,899,253
California 113,937,862 8,708,323 105,229,539 (198,883) 113,738,979 8,708,323 105,030,656
Colorado 8,838,405 675,523 8,162,882 (15,428) 8,822,977 675,523 8,147,454
Connecticut 7,208,528 550,951 6,657,577 (12,583) 7,195,945 550,951 6,644,994
Delaware 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
District of Columbia 2,040,921 155,989 1,884,932 (3,563) 2,037,358 155,989 1,881,369
Florida 50,666,671 3,872,477 46,794,194 (88,441) 50,578,230 3,872,477 46,705,753
Georgia 22,840,137 1,745,682 21,094,455 (39,868) 22,800,269 1,745,682 21,054,587
Hawaii 2,375,218 181,539 2,193,679 (4,146) 2,371,072 181,539 2,189,533
Idaho 3,112,389 237,881 2,874,508 (5,433) 3,106,956 237,881 2,869,075
Illinois 33,485,477 2,559,310 30,926,167 (58,450) 33,427,027 2,559,310 30,867,717
Indiana 14,120,139 1,079,209 13,040,930 (24,647) 14,095,492 1,079,209 13,016,283
Iowa 3,872,586 295,984 3,576,602 (6,760) 3,865,826 295,984 3,569,842
Kansas 4,349,496 332,434 4,017,062 (7,592) 4,341,904 332,434 4,009,470
Kentucky 12,990,026 992,834 11,997,192 (22,675) 12,967,351 992,834 11,974,517
Louisiana 10,979,275 839,151 10,140,124 (19,165) 10,960,110 839,151 10,120,959
Maine 2,730,113 208,664 2,521,449 (4,766) 2,725,347 208,664 2,516,683
Maryland 9,553,233 730,158 8,823,075 (16,676) 9,536,557 730,158 8,806,399
Massachusetts 14,398,404 1,100,477 13,297,927 (25,133) 14,373,271 1,100,477 13,272,794
Michigan 38,927,229 2,975,226 35,952,003 (67,949) 38,859,280 2,975,226 35,884,054
Minnesota 10,065,109 769,281 9,295,828 (17,569) 10,047,540 769,281 9,278,259
Mississippi 9,805,450 749,435 9,056,015 (17,116) 9,788,334 749,435 9,038,899
Missouri 13,419,717 1,025,675 12,394,042 (23,425) 13,396,292 1,025,675 12,370,617
Montana 2,120,862 162,098 1,958,764 (3,702) 2,117,160 162,098 1,955,062
Nebraska 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
Nevada 8,185,256 625,603 7,559,653 (14,288) 8,170,968 625,603 7,545,365
New Hampshire 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
New Jersey 20,215,513 1,545,081 18,670,432 (35,287) 20,180,226 1,545,081 18,635,145
New Mexico 4,573,434 349,550 4,223,884 (7,983) 4,565,451 349,550 4,215,901
New York 45,933,685 3,510,733 42,422,952 (80,179) 45,853,506 3,510,733 42,342,773
North Carolina 22,906,147 1,750,727 21,155,420 (39,984) 22,866,163 1,750,727 21,115,436
North Dakota 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
Ohio 29,608,861 2,263,019 27,345,842 (51,684) 29,557,177 2,263,019 27,294,158
Oklahoma 6,455,261 493,379 5,961,882 (11,268) 6,443,993 493,379 5,950,614
Oregon 10,347,514 790,865 9,556,649 (18,062) 10,329,452 790,865 9,538,587
Pennylvania 26,995,920 2,063,310 24,932,610 (47,123) 26,948,797 2,063,310 24,885,487
Puerto Rico 25,392,538 1,940,763 23,451,775 (44,324) 25,348,214 1,940,763 23,407,451
Rhode Island 3,245,983 248,092 2,997,891 (5,666) 3,240,317 248,092 2,992,225
South Carolina 13,141,414 1,004,404 12,137,010 (22,939) 13,118,475 1,004,404 12,114,071
South Dakota 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
Tennessee 15,820,576 1,209,174 14,611,402 (27,615) 15,792,961 1,209,174 14,583,787
Texas 49,503,599 3,783,583 45,720,016 (86,411) 49,417,188 3,783,583 45,633,605
Utah 3,276,560 250,429 3,026,131 (5,719) 3,270,841 250,429 3,020,412
Vermont 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
Virginia 12,422,005 949,420 11,472,585 (21,683) 12,400,322 949,420 11,450,902
Washington 14,762,815 1,128,329 13,634,486 (25,769) 14,737,046 1,128,329 13,608,717
West Virginia 4,403,989 336,599 4,067,390 (7,687) 4,396,302 336,599 4,059,703
Wisconsin 11,261,887 860,751 10,401,136 (19,658) 11,242,229 860,751 10,381,478
Wyoming 1,922,487 146,937 1,775,550 (3,356) 1,919,131 146,937 1,772,194
State Total 768,994,615 58,774,615 710,220,000 (1,342,316) 767,652,299 58,774,615 708,877,684
American Samoa 109,235 8,349 100,886 (191) 109,044 8,349 100,695
Guam 889,140 67,957 821,183 (1,552) 887,588 67,957 819,631
Northern Marianas 329,026 25,148 303,878 (574) 328,452 25,148 303,304
Palau 75,000 5,732 69,268 (131) 74,869 5,732 69,137
Virgin Islands 524,904 40,119 484,785 (916) 523,988 40,119 483,869
Outlying Areas Total 1,927,305 147,305 1,780,000 (3,364) 1,923,941 147,305 1,776,636
OFAS/12 0104
Attachment III: Additional Advance Funds
Official attachment PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2012/tegl_%209_11_chg1_att111_acc.pdf
U S Department of Labor, ETA Attachment III
WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker Activities
Additional FY12 "Advance" Funds for Dissemination*
State Total Adult 10/1/2011 DW 10/1/2011
Total $20,693,825 $9,355,680 $11,338,145
Alabam a 318,113 146,725 171,388
Alaska 44,887 25,711 19,176
Arizona 411,344 177,649 233,695
Arkansas 147,106 77,663 69,443
California 3,192,425 1,382,717 1,809,708
Colorado 255,703 107,260 148,443
Connecti cu t 216,248 87,480 128,768
Delaw are 50,183 23,331 26,852
District o f Columbia 52,320 24,768 27,552
Florida 1,478,485 614,876 863,609
Georgi a 654,442 277,182 377,260
Haw ai i 55,808 28,825 26,983
Idaho 82,833 37,771 45,062
Illinois 963,100 406,370 556,730
Indian a 415,458 171,358 244,100
Iow a 113,117 46,996 66,121
Kansas 114,208 52,784 61,424
Kentucky 316,883 157,643 159,240
Louisi ana 226,418 133,241 93,177
Maine 71,378 33,131 38,247
Maryland 267,915 115,935 151,980
Massachusetts 398,584 174,735 223,849
Michigan 1,017,384 472,409 544,975
Minnesota 259,113 122,147 136,966
Mississi p pi 226,855 118,996 107,859
Missouri 366,745 162,857 203,888
Montana 47,494 25,738 21,756
Nebraska 45,218 23,331 21,887
Nevada 251,631 99,334 152,297
New Hamps h ire 52,709 23,331 29,378
New Jersey 588,033 245,330 342,703
New Mexi c o 110,545 55,502 55,043
New York 1,151,343 557,438 593,905
North Carolin a 650,930 277,982 372,948
North Dakota 28,643 23,331 5,312
Ohio 827,732 359,324 468,408
Oklahoma 151,845 78,339 73,506
Oregon 285,791 125,574 160,217
Pennsylvan ia 731,124 327,614 403,510
Puerto Rico 453,694 308,156 145,538
Rhode Island 93,630 39,392 54,238
South Carolin a 363,362 159,480 203,882
South Dako t a 32,267 23,331 8,936
Tennes see 427,134 191,994 235,140
Texas 1,259,817 600,761 659,056
Utah 104,193 39,764 64,429
Vermon t 36,550 23,331 13,219
Virginia 347,141 150,750 196,391
Washington 415,837 179,157 236,680
West Virgi n ia 101,891 53,446 48,445
Wisconsi n 320,990 136,671 184,319
Wyoming 36,093 23,331 12,762
State Total 20,632,692 9,332,292 11,300,400
Ameri c an Samoa 3,464 1,325 2,139
Guam 28,203 10,790 17,413
North ern Marianas 10,437 3,993 6,444
Palau 2,379 910 1,469
Virgin Islands 16,650 6,370 10,280
Outlying Areas Total 61,133 23,388 37,745
* P.L. 112-74 (Section 527 of H.R. 2055, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012) enacted a 0.189
percent rescission on FY 2012 "Advance" funds appropriated in prior appropriations. Previously
section 115 of H.R. 2017 (Continuing Appropriations Act, 2012) enacted a 1.503 percent temporary
reduction on such funds. Therefore, states are due to receive additional funding from
the FY 2012 "Advance" which was previously withheld pending a full year appropriation. This table
contains only the amount of additional funding due to the states.
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