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2011 workforce appropriations and 2010 fund rescission
Summary ETA summarized fiscal year 2011 employment and training appropriations and explained the required 0.2 percent rescission of prior advance WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker formula funds. Two attachments allocate the reductions by state. ETA now lists this time-specific advisory Canceled.
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Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
TEGL No. 23-10
Date issued
May 3, 2011
Status
Withdrawn
ETA lists this advisory Canceled as of 2026-10-24; the signed letter prints Expiration Date: Continuing and Rescissions: None. Its funding directions concern fiscal year 2011 and program year 2010.
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CLASSIFICATION
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA/Wagner-Peyser/SCEOA
ADVISORY SYSTEM CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OWI
DATE
Washington, D.C. 20210 May 3, 2011
ADVISORY: TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 23-10
TO: ALL STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES
ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS
FROM: JANE OATES /s/
Assistant Secretary
SUBJECT: Fiscal Year 2011 Appropriations for Department of Labor (DOL),
Employment and Training Administration, Training and Employment
Services and Rescission to Program Year (PY) 2010 Funds for Workforce
Investment Act (WIA) Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs
1. Purpose. This Training and Employment Guidance Letter has two purposes:
A. To provide states and local areas with an overview of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2011
appropriations (P.L. 112-10) for the following DOL-managed employment and training
services: WIA Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth formula funds, Employment
Service Grants to States, the Workforce Innovation Fund, Dislocated Worker National
Reserve funds, YouthBuild, the Indian and Native American Program, the Migrant and
Seasonal Farmworker Program, the Career Pathways Innovation Fund, the Green Jobs
Innovation Fund, the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders, and the Community Service
Employment for Older Americans (CSEOA) program, also known as the Senior
Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).
B. To provide guidance on and the amount of FY 2011 Adult and Dislocated Worker
Program formula funds for PY 2010 to be rescinded for each state as required by Public
Law (P.L.) 112-10, Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011.
2. References.
Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA), (29 U.S.C 2801 et seq.)
Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011, (P.L. 112-10, Division B, Title 1, Sec.
1119) and Title VIII.
FY 2010 DOL Appropriations Act (Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2010, P.L. 111-
117)
Training and Employment Guidance Letter (TEGL) 19-09 (March 30, 2010)
3. FY 2011 Budget Overview. The Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act of 2011 (the
Act), enacted April 15, 2011, made available $4.7 billion for DOL-managed employment and
RESCISSIONS EXPIRATION DATE
None Continuing
training services. In accordance with P.L. 112-10, this TEGL provides an overview of
funding for the following DOL-funded employment and training services: WIA Adult,
Dislocated Worker, and Youth formula funds, Employment Service Grants to States, the
Workforce Innovation Fund, Dislocated Worker National Reserve funds, YouthBuild, the
Indian and Native American Program, the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Program, the
Career Pathways Innovation Fund, the Green Jobs Innovation Fund, the Reintegration of Ex-
Offenders, and the CSEOA program.
A forthcoming TEGL will announce the state allotments (including the 0.2 percent
rescission) for PY 2011 for the WIA programs, Wagner-Peyser Employment Service, and
Workforce Information Grants. That TEGL will also notify the states about the reduction in
statewide activities reserve funding for WIA Youth, Adults and Dislocated Workers in
PY 2011.
The Act appropriates $124,750,000 for a Workforce Innovation Fund. These funds are
available to the Secretary until September 30, 2012 to carry out projects that demonstrate
innovative strategies or replicate effective evidence-based strategies that align and strengthen
the workforce investment system in order to improve program delivery and education and
employment outcomes for program beneficiaries.
The Act provides no funding for the Career Pathways Innovation Fund or the Green Jobs
Innovation Fund. Furthermore, the Act rescinds the funding for the PY 2010 Career
Pathways Innovation Fund. Individual letters have been sent to all who submitted a timely
application in response to the Career Pathways Innovation Fund Solicitation for Grant
Applications.
The Act also requires the Secretary to make a reduction of 0.2 percent to all FY 2011
discretionary programs. This includes the WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker program
formula allotted funds for FY 2011 appropriated in the 2010 DOL Appropriation Act
announced in TEGL 19-09. The federal government made these funds available to states and
territories October 1, 2010. The rescission calls for a reduction of $1,424,000 from the initial
October, 2010 allotment of $712,000,000 for Adult activities and a reduction of $2,120,000
from the initial October, 2010 allotment of $1,060,000,000 for Dislocated Worker activities.
Attachments I and II reflect the distribution of the rescission to FY 2011 advance funds.
Section 1104 of the Act states that unless otherwise specified, the requirements, conditions,
limitations and authorities in the FY 2010 DOL Appropriations Act (Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2010, P.L. 111-117) continue to be in effect for FY 2011. For instance,
with FY 2011 funds:
A local board may still transfer up to 30 percent of funds between the Adult and
Dislocated Worker funding streams if approved by the Governor.
A local board may still award contracts for “class-size training,” that is, a local board
may still award a contract to an institute of higher education or other eligible training
provider if the local board determines that it would facilitate the training of multiple
individuals in high-demand occupations, if such contract does not limit customer
choice.
Salary caps from FY 2010 are maintained. No funds appropriated under the heading
“Employment and Training Administration” may be used by a recipient or
subrecipient to pay the salary and bonus of an individual, either as direct costs or
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indirect costs, at a rate in excess of Executive Level II, and states may establish lower
salary caps.
4. FY 2011 Formula Funding Availability. The Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act of
2011 makes available the following amount of funds for WIA and Wagner Peyser formula
funded employment and training programs for states and territories. These amounts reflect
the reduction from the 0.2 percent rescission.
Program* PY 2011 PY 2010 % Change
WIA Adult Formula $770,921,920 $860,116,000 (10.4%)
WIA Dislocated Worker Formula $1,066,651,180 $1,185,646,334 (10.0%)
WIA Youth Formula $825,913,862 $924,069,000 (10.6%)
Employment Service $702,168,848 $703,576,000 (0.2%)
* All programs include funding for territories (including Dislocated Worker territory funding
from the Dislocated Worker National Reserve).
5. Federally Administered Programs. The Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act of 2011
makes the following funding available for federally-administered employment and training
programs (including the 0.2 percent rescission).
Program PY 2011 PY 2010 % Change
Dislocated Worker National Reserve* $220,892,820 $225,233,666 (1.9%)
YouthBuild $79,840,000 $102,500,000 (22.1%)
Native Americans $52,652,484 $52,758,000 (0.2%)
Migrants and Seasonal Farmworkers $84,450,760 $84,620,000 (0.2%)
Reintegration of Ex-Offenders $85,389,878 $108,493,000 (21.3%)
CSEOA $449,100,000 $600,425,000** (25.2%)
* Excludes funding to territories.
** The PY 2010 fund availability for CSEOA does not include the one-time FY 2010
appropriation of an additional $225 million.
6. WIA Rescissions of FY 2011 Adult and Dislocated Worker Allotments from funds
appropriated in the 2010 Department of Labor Appropriation announced in TEGL
19-09.
A. Within State Allocations of Adult Allotments. The distribution of the PY 2010 state
allotments, as reduced by the rescinded funds, must follow the statutory requirements of
WIA Section 133. States have flexibility provided by WIA to apply the rescission to
funds available for statewide activities and/or to local areas as long as the amounts
remaining after the rescission conform with the requirement that:
1. A minimum of 85 percent of each state’s revised Adult allotment will be allocated
to local area activities; and
2. A maximum of 15 percent of each state’s revised Adult allotment may be used for
statewide activities as authorized under WIA.
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B. Within State Allocations of Dislocated Worker Allotments. The distribution of the
PY 2010 state allotments, as reduced by rescinded funds, must follow the statutory
requirements of WIA Section 133. States have flexibility provided by WIA to apply the
rescission to funds available for statewide activities, rapid response activities, and/or to
local area activities as long as the amounts remaining after the rescission conform with
the requirement that:
1. A minimum of 60 percent of each state’s revised dislocated worker allotment will
be allocated to local areas;
2. A maximum of 15 percent of each state’s revised dislocated worker allotment
may be used for statewide activities as authorized under WIA; and
3. A maximum of 25 percent of each state’s revised dislocated worker allotment
may be used for statewide rapid response activities as authorized under WIA.
C. Notice of Obligation (NOO). The Department will issue a NOO to deobligate the
rescission amounts for the Adult and Dislocated Worker programs for each state on or
around May 15, 2011. The rescission of funds will be made to the FY 2011 advance
portion (October 1 to June 30) of the PY 2010 allotments that the Department issued in
October 2010.
D. Reporting. For the quarter starting March 1, 2011 and consistent with the effective date
of the NOO’s deobligation of the funds, a State’s WIA financial report 9130 must reflect
reduced total Federal funds authorized on the appropriate line items of the 9130. States
must also report obligations and outlays consistent with the revised authorized funding
levels for such quarters.
7. Action Requested. States should:
A. Share general FY 2011 funding availability with appropriate offices and local areas.
B. Reflect reduced total Federal funds authorized on the appropriate line items of the proper
WIA financial report 9130 beginning with the quarter ending June 30, 2011 and report
obligations and outlays consistent with the revised authorized funding levels for such
quarters.
C. Provide this guidance to appropriate staff.
8. Inquiries. Please direct questions regarding these final PY 2010 allotments to your ETA
Regional Administrator.
9. Attachment(s).
I. WIA Dislocated Worker Activities: 2011 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act
Rescission to PY 2010 State Allotments
II. WIA Adult Activities: 2011 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act Rescission to
PY 2010 State Allotments
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Official attachment PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2011/TEGL23-10ATT1.pdf
Attachment I
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Dislocated Worker Activities
2011 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act Rescission to PY 2010 State Allotments
(Applicable to FY 2011 Advance Funds Available 10/1/10)
Initial Allotment FY 2011 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2010 10/1/2010 0.2% 7/1/2010 10/1/2010
State Total (PY 2010) (FY 2011) Rescission Total (PY 2010) (FY 2011)
Total $1,413,000,000 $353,000,000 $1,060,000,000 ($2,120,000) $1,410,880,000 $353,000,000 $1,057,880,000
Alabama 17,669,335 4,833,455 12,835,880 (25,672) 17,643,663 4,833,455 12,810,208
Alaska 2,187,095 598,281 1,588,814 (3,178) 2,183,917 598,281 1,585,636
Arizona 22,788,184 6,233,719 16,554,465 (33,109) 22,755,075 6,233,719 16,521,356
Arkansas 6,867,051 1,878,485 4,988,566 (9,977) 6,857,074 1,878,485 4,978,589
California 192,413,016 52,634,673 139,778,343 (279,556) 192,133,460 52,634,673 139,498,787
Colorado 14,509,305 3,969,027 10,540,278 (21,081) 14,488,224 3,969,027 10,519,197
Connecticut 11,850,579 3,241,732 8,608,847 (17,218) 11,833,361 3,241,732 8,591,629
Delaware 2,778,921 760,175 2,018,746 (4,037) 2,774,884 760,175 2,014,709
District of Columbia 2,990,511 818,056 2,172,455 (4,345) 2,986,166 818,056 2,168,110
Florida 83,019,633 22,710,060 60,309,573 (120,619) 82,899,014 22,710,060 60,188,954
Georgia 40,912,792 11,191,714 29,721,078 (59,442) 40,853,350 11,191,714 29,661,636
Hawaii 3,268,124 893,997 2,374,127 (4,748) 3,263,376 893,997 2,369,379
Idaho 4,536,856 1,241,059 3,295,797 (6,592) 4,530,264 1,241,059 3,289,205
Illinois 54,673,396 14,955,934 39,717,462 (79,435) 54,593,961 14,955,934 39,638,027
Indiana 27,257,656 7,456,345 19,801,311 (39,603) 27,218,053 7,456,345 19,761,708
Iowa 5,888,367 1,610,766 4,277,601 (8,555) 5,879,812 1,610,766 4,269,046
Kansas 6,855,442 1,875,309 4,980,133 (9,960) 6,845,482 1,875,309 4,970,173
Kentucky 18,089,024 4,948,261 13,140,763 (26,281) 18,062,743 4,948,261 13,114,482
Louisiana 9,812,674 2,684,262 7,128,412 (14,257) 9,798,417 2,684,262 7,114,155
Maine 4,578,544 1,252,463 3,326,081 (6,652) 4,571,892 1,252,463 3,319,429
Maryland 15,543,289 4,251,874 11,291,415 (22,583) 15,520,706 4,251,874 11,268,832
Massachusetts 22,706,846 6,211,469 16,495,377 (32,991) 22,673,855 6,211,469 16,462,386
Michigan 64,544,036 17,656,052 46,887,984 (93,776) 64,450,260 17,656,052 46,794,208
Minnesota 18,020,939 4,929,636 13,091,303 (26,183) 17,994,756 4,929,636 13,065,120
Mississippi 9,867,047 2,699,135 7,167,912 (14,336) 9,852,711 2,699,135 7,153,576
Missouri 22,223,344 6,079,206 16,144,138 (32,288) 22,191,056 6,079,206 16,111,850
Montana 2,174,950 594,959 1,579,991 (3,160) 2,171,790 594,959 1,576,831
Nebraska 2,428,300 664,263 1,764,037 (3,528) 2,424,772 664,263 1,760,509
Nevada 14,124,712 3,863,822 10,260,890 (20,522) 14,104,190 3,863,822 10,240,368
New Hampshire 3,181,956 870,426 2,311,530 (4,623) 3,177,333 870,426 2,306,907
New Jersey 33,365,324 9,127,100 24,238,224 (48,476) 33,316,848 9,127,100 24,189,748
New Mexico 4,093,214 1,119,701 2,973,513 (5,947) 4,087,267 1,119,701 2,967,566
New York 65,534,311 17,926,942 47,607,369 (95,215) 65,439,096 17,926,942 47,512,154
North Carolina 44,039,515 12,047,030 31,992,485 (63,985) 43,975,530 12,047,030 31,928,500
North Dakota 690,086 188,773 501,313 (1,003) 689,083 188,773 500,310
Ohio 51,610,221 14,118,001 37,492,220 (74,984) 51,535,237 14,118,001 37,417,236
Oklahoma 6,905,534 1,889,012 5,016,522 (10,033) 6,895,501 1,889,012 5,006,489
Oregon 20,167,658 5,516,873 14,650,785 (29,302) 20,138,356 5,516,873 14,621,483
Pennylvania 39,561,993 10,822,202 28,739,791 (57,479) 39,504,514 10,822,202 28,682,312
Puerto Rico 17,054,847 4,665,362 12,389,485 (24,779) 17,030,068 4,665,362 12,364,706
Rhode Island 6,227,600 1,703,563 4,524,037 (9,048) 6,218,552 1,703,563 4,514,989
South Carolina 23,089,893 6,316,251 16,773,642 (33,547) 23,056,346 6,316,251 16,740,095
South Dakota 1,000,388 273,657 726,731 (1,453) 998,935 273,657 725,278
Tennessee 26,930,077 7,366,735 19,563,342 (39,127) 26,890,950 7,366,735 19,524,215
Texas 61,378,563 16,790,135 44,588,428 (89,177) 61,289,386 16,790,135 44,499,251
Utah 4,625,970 1,265,436 3,360,534 (6,721) 4,619,249 1,265,436 3,353,813
Vermont 1,787,950 489,095 1,298,855 (2,598) 1,785,352 489,095 1,296,257
Virginia 18,472,220 5,053,085 13,419,135 (26,838) 18,445,382 5,053,085 13,392,297
Washington 24,271,171 6,639,390 17,631,781 (35,264) 24,235,907 6,639,390 17,596,517
West Virginia 4,551,211 1,244,986 3,306,225 (6,612) 4,544,599 1,244,986 3,299,613
Wisconsin 19,934,322 5,453,043 14,481,279 (28,963) 19,905,359 5,453,043 14,452,316
Wyoming 786,008 215,013 570,995 (1,142) 784,866 215,013 569,853
State Total 1,183,840,000 323,840,000 860,000,000 (1,720,000) 1,182,120,000 323,840,000 858,280,000
American Samoa 201,066 25,585 175,481 (351) 200,715 25,585 175,130
Guam 1,636,618 208,255 1,428,363 (2,857) 1,633,761 208,255 1,425,506
Northern Marianas 605,632 77,065 528,567 (1,057) 604,575 77,065 527,510
Palau 123,006 15,652 107,354 (215) 122,791 15,652 107,139
Virgin Islands 966,178 122,944 843,234 (1,686) 964,492 122,944 841,548
Outlying Areas Total 3,532,500 449,501 3,082,999 (6,166) 3,526,334 449,501 3,076,833
National Reserve 225,627,500 28,710,499 196,917,001 (393,834) 225,233,666 28,710,499 196,523,167
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Official attachment PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2011/TEGL23-10ATT2.pdf
Attachment II
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Adult Activities
2011 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act Rescission to PY 2010 State Allotments
(Applicable to FY 2011 Advance Funds Available 10/1/10)
Initial Allotment FY 2011 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2010 10/1/2010 0.2% 7/1/2010 10/1/2010
State Total (PY 2010) (FY 2011) Rescission Total (PY 2010) (FY 2011)
Total $861,540,000 $149,540,000 $712,000,000 ($1,424,000) $860,116,000 $149,540,000 $710,576,000
Alabama 11,546,269 2,004,119 9,542,150 (19,084) 11,527,185 2,004,119 9,523,066
Alaska 2,630,761 456,629 2,174,132 (4,348) 2,626,413 456,629 2,169,784
Arizona 15,227,363 2,643,058 12,584,305 (25,169) 15,202,194 2,643,058 12,559,136
Arkansas 7,946,421 1,379,283 6,567,138 (13,134) 7,933,287 1,379,283 6,554,004
California 131,676,574 22,855,486 108,821,088 (217,643) 131,458,931 22,855,486 108,603,445
Colorado 10,028,610 1,740,695 8,287,915 (16,576) 10,012,034 1,740,695 8,271,339
Connecticut 7,899,746 1,371,182 6,528,564 (13,057) 7,886,689 1,371,182 6,515,507
Delaware 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
District of Columbia 2,416,917 419,511 1,997,406 (3,995) 2,412,922 419,511 1,993,411
Florida 44,003,639 7,637,840 36,365,799 (72,732) 43,930,907 7,637,840 36,293,067
Georgia 26,468,737 4,594,256 21,874,481 (43,749) 26,424,988 4,594,256 21,830,732
Hawaii 2,786,714 483,698 2,303,016 (4,606) 2,782,108 483,698 2,298,410
Idaho 2,793,005 484,790 2,308,215 (4,616) 2,788,389 484,790 2,303,599
Illinois 40,399,352 7,012,233 33,387,119 (66,774) 40,332,578 7,012,233 33,320,345
Indiana 17,396,927 3,019,635 14,377,292 (28,755) 17,368,172 3,019,635 14,348,537
Iowa 3,329,069 577,836 2,751,233 (5,502) 3,323,567 577,836 2,745,731
Kansas 4,907,309 851,776 4,055,533 (8,111) 4,899,198 851,776 4,047,422
Kentucky 14,765,556 2,562,900 12,202,656 (24,405) 14,741,151 2,562,900 12,178,251
Louisiana 13,633,150 2,366,345 11,266,805 (22,534) 13,610,616 2,366,345 11,244,271
Maine 3,276,134 568,648 2,707,486 (5,415) 3,270,719 568,648 2,702,071
Maryland 10,691,615 1,855,775 8,835,840 (17,672) 10,673,943 1,855,775 8,818,168
Massachusetts 15,779,759 2,738,939 13,040,820 (26,082) 15,753,677 2,738,939 13,014,738
Michigan 48,336,592 8,389,923 39,946,669 (79,893) 48,256,699 8,389,923 39,866,776
Minnesota 12,498,015 2,169,317 10,328,698 (20,657) 12,477,358 2,169,317 10,308,041
Mississippi 12,175,592 2,113,353 10,062,239 (20,125) 12,155,467 2,113,353 10,042,114
Missouri 16,419,448 2,849,971 13,569,477 (27,139) 16,392,309 2,849,971 13,542,338
Montana 2,281,343 395,979 1,885,364 (3,771) 2,277,572 395,979 1,881,593
Nebraska 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
Nevada 7,675,248 1,332,215 6,343,033 (12,686) 7,662,562 1,332,215 6,330,347
New Hampshire 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
New Jersey 20,803,661 3,610,952 17,192,709 (34,385) 20,769,276 3,610,952 17,158,324
New Mexico 4,166,386 723,172 3,443,214 (6,886) 4,159,500 723,172 3,436,328
New York 51,297,403 8,903,839 42,393,564 (84,787) 51,212,616 8,903,839 42,308,777
North Carolina 23,389,183 4,059,729 19,329,454 (38,659) 23,350,524 4,059,729 19,290,795
North Dakota 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
Ohio 36,633,264 6,358,542 30,274,722 (60,550) 36,572,714 6,358,542 30,214,172
Oklahoma 6,516,603 1,131,106 5,385,497 (10,771) 6,505,832 1,131,106 5,374,726
Oregon 12,848,682 2,230,183 10,618,499 (21,237) 12,827,445 2,230,183 10,597,262
Pennylvania 29,034,229 5,039,556 23,994,673 (47,989) 28,986,240 5,039,556 23,946,684
Puerto Rico 31,530,340 5,472,813 26,057,527 (52,115) 31,478,225 5,472,813 26,005,412
Rhode Island 3,919,536 680,325 3,239,211 (6,478) 3,913,058 680,325 3,232,733
South Carolina 16,317,914 2,832,348 13,485,566 (26,971) 16,290,943 2,832,348 13,458,595
South Dakota 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
Tennessee 18,105,616 3,142,644 14,962,972 (29,926) 18,075,690 3,142,644 14,933,046
Texas 53,798,899 9,338,031 44,460,868 (88,922) 53,709,977 9,338,031 44,371,946
Utah 2,816,695 488,902 2,327,793 (4,656) 2,812,039 488,902 2,323,137
Vermont 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
Virginia 11,828,202 2,053,055 9,775,147 (19,550) 11,808,652 2,053,055 9,755,597
Washington 16,563,114 2,874,908 13,688,206 (27,376) 16,535,738 2,874,908 13,660,830
West Virginia 4,058,158 704,386 3,353,772 (6,708) 4,051,450 704,386 3,347,064
Wisconsin 11,729,145 2,035,862 9,693,283 (19,387) 11,709,758 2,035,862 9,673,896
Wyoming 2,148,465 372,915 1,775,550 (3,551) 2,144,914 372,915 1,771,999
State Total 859,386,150 149,166,150 710,220,000 (1,420,440) 857,965,710 149,166,150 708,799,560
American Samoa 122,595 21,279 101,316 (203) 122,392 21,279 101,113
Guam 997,885 173,206 824,679 (1,649) 996,236 173,206 823,030
Northern Marianas 369,268 64,095 305,173 (610) 368,658 64,095 304,563
Palau 75,000 13,018 61,982 (124) 74,876 13,018 61,858
Virgin Islands 589,102 102,252 486,850 (974) 588,128 102,252 485,876
Outlying Areas Total 2,153,850 373,850 1,780,000 (3,560) 2,150,290 373,850 1,776,440
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