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PY 2006 WIA and Wagner-Peyser allotments and related rescissions
Summary ETA announced 2006 funding estimates and allotments for WIA youth, adult and dislocated worker programs, the Wagner-Peyser Employment Service, workforce information grants and two tax credit programs. It also described congressional rescissions, state allocation formulas, timing of funding notices and reporting requirements. The attached tables give amounts by state; ETA now labels the advisory Canceled.
Document
Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
TEGL No. 25-05
Date issued
April 11, 2006
Status
Rescinded
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Status last verified October 25, 2026
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Signed letter (https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2006/TEGL25-05.pdf):
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION ADVISORY SYSTEM
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, Washington, D.C. 20210
CLASSIFICATION: WIA/Wagner-Peyser/WOTC/WtW Tax Credits
CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL: OWI
DATE: April 11, 2006
TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 25-05
TO: ALL STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES; ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS
FROM: EMILY STOVER DeROCCO, Assistant Secretary
SUBJECT: Fiscal Year (FY) 2006 Congressional Rescissions for the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs; WIA Adult and Youth Programs Planning Estimates for Program Year (PY) 2006; WIA Allotments for the Dislocated Worker Program for PY 2006; Wagner-Peyser Act Final Allotments for PY 2006; Workforce Information Grants to States for PY 2006; and Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Tax Credit Allotments for FY 2006
RESCISSIONS: [no entry printed]
EXPIRATION DATE: Continuing
1. Purpose. To provide states and outlying areas with FY 2006 Congressional Rescissions for the WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker programs; WIA Title I Adult and Youth Activities Programs Planning Estimates for PY 2006; WIA Title I Dislocated Worker Program Activities allotments for PY 2006; final allotments for PY 2006 public Employment Service (ES) activities, as required by Section 6(b)(5) of the Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended; Workforce Information Grants for PY 2006; and Work Opportunity Tax Credit and Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Tax Credit allotments for FY 2006.
2. References. Workforce Investment Act of 1998, (29 U.S.C. 2801 et seq.) P.L. 105-220; Wagner-Peyser Act, as amended (29 U.S.C. 49 et seq.); Planning Guidance and Instructions for Submission of Two Years of the Strategic Five-Year State Plan for Title I of the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 and the Wagner-Peyser Act (64 F.R. 9402 (April 12, 2005)); Workforce Investment Act: Revisions to the Workforce Investment Act Title I, Wagner Peyser Act and the Senior Community Service Employment Program Unified Planning Guidance (65 F.R. 2464 (April 12, 2005)); Training and Employment Guidance Letter (TEGL) No. 11-98 (February 17, 1999); TEGL 3-99 (January 31, 2000); TEGL 12-00 (March 6, 2001); TEGL 22-00 (May 23, 2001); TEGL 13-01 (March 15, 2002); TEGL 26-03 (June 18, 2004); TEGL 23-04 (March 25, 2005); TEGL 14-05 (February 9, 2006); TEGL 20-05 (March 14, 2006); and TEGL 22-05 (March 30, 2006).
3. Background. The funds for the allotments announced in this TEGL are part of the FY 2006 funds appropriated in the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2006, P.L. 109-149, signed into law December 30, 2005.
The Department of Defense, Emergency Supplemental Appropriations to Address Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico, and Pandemic Influenza Act, 2006, P.L. 109-148, Division B, Title III, Chapter 8 (December 30, 2005), required a government-wide reduction of 1.0 percent to all FY 2006 discretionary programs, including FY 2006 advance funds for the adult and dislocated worker programs provided in the FY 2005 appropriation. Attachments III-A and IV-A reflect the distribution of the rescission to FY 2006 advance funds. Additional guidance on these rescissions will be provided in the near future. The Congressionally-mandated $125 million rescission to the FY 2006 advance amount of the Dislocated Worker National Reserve for Community-Based Job Training Grants is also included in these tables.
The WIA allotments for states are based on formula provisions defined in the Act (see Attachment I for WIA and Wagner-Peyser formula descriptions). The WIA allotments for the outlying areas (e.g., American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas, Palau, and the Virgin Islands) are based on a discretionary formula as authorized under WIA Title I. The Marshall Islands and Micronesia no longer receive WIA Title I funding, pursuant to P.L. 108-188, Compact of Free Association Amendments of 2003, (December 17, 2003); instead, these areas now receive funding from the Department of Education appropriation. The Compact also provides that Palau will continue to receive funding through September 2007 under WIA Title I funding provisions.
All allotments and descriptions of the allotment formulas were published in the Federal Register on April 11, 2006. Comments from the public on the formula used to distribute outlying areas funds are due May 12, 2006.
4. State Youth Activities Funds: Title I--Chapter 4--Youth Activities.
A. State Planning Estimates. The appropriated level for PY 2006 for the WIA Youth Activities totals $940,500,000, which includes $14,107,500 for Native Americans, $924,041,250 for states, and $2,351,250 for outlying areas. Attachment II contains a breakdown of the WIA Youth Activities planning estimates by state for PY 2006.
The three factors required in WIA for the youth state allotment formula use the following data for the PY 2006 allotments:
(1) number of unemployed for areas of substantial unemployment (ASUs), averages for the 12-month period, July 2004 through preliminary June 2005;
(2) number of excess unemployed individuals or the ASU excess unemployed individuals (depending on which is higher), averages for the same 12-month period as used for ASU unemployed data; and
(3) number of economically disadvantaged youth (age 16 to 21, excluding college students and military), 2000 census.
The computation of full state allotments for the Youth program is delayed while states identify their ASU data for the PY 2006 allotments under revised guidance issued by the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) in TEGL No. 20-05, March 14, 2006. The states’ initial identification of the PY 2006 ASUs was based on guidance from ETA and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that did not allow the use of 2000 decennial census data because of problems identified by the Bureau of Census. An analysis of the initial state PY 2006 ASU data by ETA revealed a significant impact on state funding that was very likely due to the methodology rather than changes in unemployment. As a result of this analysis and consideration of concerns raised by several states, ETA has issued revised guidance (as indicated above) to states to identify ASUs using the only data satisfactory to ETA for this purpose, the 1990 census data, albeit dated. Since revised ASU data will not be available in time to compute youth allotments before the April 1, 2006, availability of funds, states will initially receive amounts based on the minimum amounts states are guaranteed under the WIA formula minimum provisions, described below.
Because the total amount available for this program for states in PY 2006 is below the required $1 billion threshold specified in WIA Section 127(b)(1)(C)(iv)(IV), similar to PY 2005, the WIA additional minimum provisions are not applicable. Instead, as required by WIA, the JTPA section 262(a)(3) (as amended by section 701 of the Job Training Reform Amendments of 1992) minimums of 90 percent hold-harmless of the prior year allotment percentage and 0.25 percent state minimum floor are applicable. Consistent with these minimum provisions, states will initially receive amounts equivalent to the higher of: 90 percent of their prior year allotment percentage applied to the PY 2006 total funds available for states, or, if higher, 0.25 percent of the PY 2006 total funds available for states. When revised ASU data are submitted by states and certified by BLS, full formula allotments for the states for the WIA Youth Activities program will be calculated and announced in the Federal Register, and eligible states will receive their remaining formula funds.
B. PY 2006 Funding Agreement/ Notice of Obligations (NOOs). Pursuant to WIA section 189(g)(1)(B), youth program planning estimates are being issued in early April with an effective date of April 1, 2006. In preparation for this action, funding documents have been transmitted to the state WIA signatory officials for their completion and return to DOL for execution by the ETA Grant Officer. When revised ASU data are submitted by states and certified by BLS, full formula allotments for the states will be calculated, and NOOs with an effective date of April 1, 2006, will be issued for any remaining funds for applicable states.
C. Within-State Allocations. Youth program funds for PY 2006 are to be distributed among local workforce investment areas (subject to reservation of up to 15 percent for statewide workforce investment activities) in accordance with the provisions of WIA Section 128 and according to the approved state plan. For purposes of identifying ASUs for the within-state youth allocation formula, the revised ETA guidance in TEGL 20-05 as described above and requiring the use of 1990 census data as the only data satisfactory to ETA for this purpose is to be used. For purposes of developing the number of economically disadvantaged (higher of poverty level or 70% of Lower Living Standard Income Level, excluding college and military) youth, age 16 to 21, for the statutory formula, the special 2000 census data provided to states for the youth within-state allocations beginning in PY 2004 should continue to be used. There is an exception to this definition for four states with Rural Concentrated Employment Program grantee areas. For those areas, the four states are to use the higher of the number of individuals age 16 to 21 that are below the low-income level applicable for the state (special 2000 census tabulation data were also provided for these states), or the number of economically disadvantaged individuals, age 16 to 21, as described above.
D. Transfers of Funds. There is no authority for local workforce investment areas to transfer funds to or from the Youth program.
E. Reallotment of Funds. Reallotment of Youth program formula funds, as provided for by WIA Section 127(c), will be based on completed program year financial reports submitted by the states. Reallotment of funds among states under WIA will occur during PY 2006 based on obligations made during PY 2005 (20 CFR §667.150). There was no recapture/reallotment of WIA Youth funds in PY 2005.
5. State Adult Employment and Training Activities Funds: Title I--Chapter 5--Adult and Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities.
A. State Planning Estimates. The total appropriation for PY 2006 for the Adult program is $864,198,640, of which $862,038,143 is for states and $2,160,497 is for outlying areas. Attachment III-B shows the PY 2006 Adult program planning estimates by state. The three formula factors for the Adult program use the same data as used for the Youth program formula, except that data for the number of economically disadvantaged adults (age 22 to 72, excluding college students and military) are used. As described above for the Youth program, the computation of the full state Adult program allotments is delayed while states identify their ASU data for the PY 2006 allotments under revised guidance issued by ETA in TEGL No. 20-05, March 14, 2006. Should final allotments not be announced before July 1, ETA will initially issue amounts based on the minimum amounts states are guaranteed under the WIA formula minimum provisions, described below.
Since the total amount available for the Adult program for states in PY 2006 is below the required $960 million threshold specified in WIA Section 132(b)(1)(B)(iv)(IV), similar to PY 2005, the WIA additional minimum provisions are not applicable. Instead, as required by WIA, the JTPA section 202(a)(3) (as amended by section 701 of the Job Training Reform Amendments of 1992) minimums of 90 percent hold-harmless of the prior year allotment percentage and 0.25 percent state minimum floor are applicable. Consistent with these minimum provisions, states will receive amounts based on the higher of: 90 percent of their prior year allotment percentage applied to the PY 2006 total funds available for states, or, if higher, 0.25 percent of the total PY 2006 funds available for states. When revised ASU data are submitted by states and certified by BLS, full formula allotments for the states for the WIA Adult program will be calculated and announced in the Federal Register, and eligible states will receive their remaining formula funds.
B. NOOs. For the FY 2006 rescission applied to the FY 2006 advance funds appropriated in PY 2005, NOOs under the PY 2005 WIA grant agreement will be issued to deobligate the required amounts (see Attachment III-A). For PY 2006, Congress appropriated funds for this program in two portions: $152,198,640 available for obligation on July 1, 2006 (PY 2006) and $712,000,000 available for obligation on October 1, 2006 (FY 2007). Formula allotments to states are calculated on a full year basis and then prorated based on these amounts, with funds issued to states in two NOOs: July 1 and October 1. Should final allotments not be announced before July 1, the July 1 NOO amount to be issued under the PY 2006 WIA grant agreement will be based on the state minimum amount described above and prorated using the total state funds appropriated for the July 1 portion. Attachment III-C displays the July 1 portion and October 1 portion for each state calculated based on each state’s minimum amount described above. When full allotments are recalculated after revised ASU data is received, the remaining July 1 funds will be issued in NOOs with an effective date of July 1, 2006, to applicable states. NOOs for October 1, 2006, (also under the PY 2006 WIA grant agreement) are expected to reflect the full October 1 portion of the final allotments.
C. Within-State Allocations. Adult program funds for PY 2006 are to be distributed among local workforce investment areas (subject to reservation of up to 15 percent for statewide workforce investment activities) in accordance with the provisions in WIA Section 133 and according to the approved state plan. Similar to the Youth program, for purposes of identifying ASUs for the within-state Adult allocation formula, the revised ETA guidance in TEGL No. 20-05, as described above, is to be used. For purposes of developing the number of economically disadvantaged (higher of poverty level or 70% of Lower Living Standard Income Level, excluding college and military) adults, age 22 to 72, for the statutory formula, the special 2000 census data provided to states for the Adult within-state allocations beginning in PY 2004 should continue to be used.
The same exception to this definition described for the Youth program above applies for the four states with Rural Concentrated Employment Program grantee areas: for those areas, the four states are to use the higher of the number of individuals age 22 to 72 below the low-income level applicable for the state (using special 2000 census data provided for this purpose), or the number of economically disadvantaged individuals, age 22 to 72, for the WIA statutory formula.
D. Transfers of Funds. WIA Section 133(b)(4) provides the authority for workforce investment areas, with approval of the Governor, to transfer up to 20 percent of the Adult Activities funds to Dislocated Worker Activities, and up to 20 percent of Dislocated Worker Activities funds to Adult Activities. The 2006 appropriation enacted by Congress raised these transfer limits to 30 percent for appropriated 2006 funds, applicable for the life of the funds.
E. Reallotment of Funds. Reallotment of Adult program formula funds, as provided for by WIA Section 132(c), will be based on completed program year financial reports submitted by the states. Reallotment of funds among states under WIA will occur during PY 2006 based on obligations of PY 2005 funds made during PY 2005 (20 CFR §667.150). There was no recapture/reallotment of WIA Adult program funds in PY 2005.
6. State Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Funds: Title I--Chapter 5--Adult and Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities.
Appropriated funds for PY 2006 for the Dislocated Worker program total $1,471,903,360, with $1,189,811,360 for states, $3,679,758 (part of the National Reserve) for outlying areas, and $278,412,242 for the remainder of the National Reserve.
A. State Allotments. Attachment IV-B shows the PY 2006 Dislocated Worker fund allotments by state and comparison to PY 2005.
The three formula factors required in WIA use the following data for the PY 2006 state allotments:
(1) number of unemployed, averages for the 12-month period, October 2004 through September 2005;
(2) number of excess unemployed, averages for the 12-month period, October 2004 through September 2005; and
(3) number of long-term unemployed, averages for calendar year 2004.
B. NOOs. For the FY 2006 rescission applied to the FY 2006 advance funds appropriated in PY 2005, NOOs under the PY 2005 WIA grant agreement will be issued to deobligate the required amounts (see Attachment IV-A). For PY 2006, Congress appropriated funds for this program for states in two portions, $341,811,360 available for obligation on July 1, 2006 (PY 2006), and $848,000,000, available for obligation on October 1, 2006 (FY 2007). Formula allotments to states are calculated on a full year basis and then prorated based on these amounts. Two NOOs will be issued: One for July 1, 2006, under the PY 2006 WIA grant agreement, and the other for October 1, 2006 (also under the PY 2006 WIA grant agreement) (see Attachment IV-C).
C. Within-State Allocations. Dislocated Worker program funds for PY 2006 allotments are to be distributed among local workforce investment areas (subject to reservations for Rapid Response and statewide workforce investment activities) in accordance with the provisions in WIA Section 133 and according to the approved state plan.
D. Transfers of Funds. WIA Section 133(b)(4) provides the authority for workforce investment areas, with approval of the Governor, to transfer up to 20 percent of the Adult program funds to the Dislocated Worker program, and up to 20 percent of Dislocated Worker program funds to the Adult program. The 2006 appropriation enacted by Congress raised these transfer limits to 30 percent for appropriated 2006 funds, applicable for the life of the funds.
E. Reallotment of Funds. Reallotment of the Dislocated Worker formula funds, as provided for by WIA Section 132(c), will be based on completed program year financial reports submitted by the states. Reallotment of funds among states under WIA will occur during PY 2006 based on obligations made during PY 2005 (section 667.150). Recapture/reallotment of the WIA Dislocated Worker program funds for PY 2005 were announced in TEGL No. 22-05, March 30, 2006.
7. Additional PY 2006 Funding from the Dislocated Worker National Emergency Reserve for WIA Adult/Dislocated Worker Activities for Eligible States.
A. Background. Section 173(e) of WIA provides that up to $15 million from the Dislocated Worker national reserve is to be made available to not more than eight states with the largest ratio of Adult program JTPA formula amount to WIA formula amount, in amounts equal to the difference between the allotment that a state would receive for adult training activities under the WIA formula and the state’s allotment as calculated under JTPA Title I-A. The determination of state eligibility for these funds will be made when final full WIA Adult formula allotments are calculated after revised ASU data are received.
8. Wagner-Peyser Act Final Allotments. The appropriated level for PY 2006 for Employment Service grants totals $815,882,860, which includes $18,000,000 for postage, $696,181,664 for states, and $1,701,196 for the outlying areas. Attachment V shows the Wagner-Peyser final allotments by state for PY 2006 and comparison to PY 2005. These allotments have been calculated using the formula set forth at section 6 of the Wagner-Peyser Act (29 U.S.C. 49e). They are based on each state’s share of monthly averages of the civilian labor force (CLF) and unemployment for Calendar Year 2005.
Under section 7(b) of the Wagner-Peyser Act, ten percent of the total sums allotted to each state shall be reserved for use by the Governor to provide performance incentives for ES offices, services for groups with special needs, and for the extra costs of exemplary models for delivering job services.
9. Workforce Information Grants. Total funds for PY 2006 are $33,180,000. Funds are distributed to states by administrative formula, with a reserve of $962,200 for postage and $177,323 for Guam and the Virgin Islands. The remaining funds are distributed to the states with 40% distributed equally to all states and 60% distributed on each state’s share of CLF for the 12 months ending September 2005. The allotment figures are listed in Attachment VI.
10. Work Opportunity and Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Tax Credits Program. Attachment VII shows the FY 2006 Work Opportunity and Welfare to Work Tax Credit grants by state. After reserving $512,646 for postage and $20,000 for the Virgin Islands, funds are distributed to states by administrative formula with a $64,000 minimum allotment and a 95% stop-loss/120% stop-gain from the prior year allotment share percentage. The FY 2006 allotment formula is as follows:
(1) 50% based on each state's relative share of total FY 2005 certifications issued for the WOTC/WtW Tax Credit programs;
(2) 30% based on each state's relative share of the Civilian Labor Force (CLF) for the year ending September 2005; and
(3) 20% based on each state's relative share of the adult recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) for FY 2004.
The legislative authority for the Work Opportunity and Welfare-to-Work Tax Credits expired on December 31, 2005. TEGL No. 14-05, Work Opportunity Tax Credit and Welfare-to-Work Tax Credit Program Guidance for Period of Authorization Lapse, (February 9, 2006), was issued to the state workforce agencies with specific guidance on processing of employer certification requests filed during the authorization lapse. State workforce agencies are to use the FY 2006 funds announced herein according to the guidance in TEGL No. 14-05, which covers the period January 1, 2006, through September 30, 2006. Additional guidance on the use of these funds will be provided in a WOTC Annual Planning Guidance TEGL.
11. Reporting. For the WIA formula programs, states will be required to submit one WIA quarterly financial status report for each of the fund sources received (including a separate report for each of the funding periods for adults and dislocated workers--July 1 funds and October 1 funds). This report will be divided into six separate sub-reports detailing statewide activities; statewide rapid response (Dislocated Worker Activities); local area administration; local area Youth program activities; local area Adult program activities; and local area Dislocated Worker program activities. States are also to submit the designated financial report formats each quarter for the Wagner-Peyser funds, Reemployment Services, Workforce Information Grants, and Work Opportunity and Welfare-to-Work Tax Credits funds.
12. Inquiries. Questions regarding these allotments and planning requirements may be directed to the appropriate Regional Office. Information may also be found at the ETA Web site at http://www.doleta.gov.
13. Attachments.
I. WIA and Wagner-Peyser Statutory Formula Descriptions
II. Youth Activities Planning Estimates, PY 2006
III-A. Adult Employment and Training Activities, FY 2006 Advance Funds Congressional Rescission
III-B. Adult Employment and Training Activities Planning Estimates, PY 2006
III-C. Adult Employment and Training Activities Planning Estimates, July 1 and October 1 Funding
IV-A. Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities, FY 2006 Advance Funds Congressional Rescission
IV-B. Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities Allotments, PY 2006 vs PY 2005
IV-C. Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities Allotments, July 1 and October 1 Funding
V. Wagner-Peyser Act Allotments, PY 2006 Final vs PY 2005 Final
VI. Workforce Information Grants, PY 2006 vs PY 2005
VII. Work Opportunity Tax Credit and Welfare to Work Tax Credit Programs, FY 2006 vs FY 2005
Attachments I-VII: Formula descriptions and state allotment tables (https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2006/TEGL25-05_Attach1.pdf):
Attachment I
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA and Wagner-Peyser Statutory Formulas for State Allotments
Formula Descriptions
Youth Activities
Formula:
1/3: State relative share of total unemployed in areas of substantial unemployment (ASU) (12 months ending 6/30)
1/3: State relative share of excess unemployed (12 months ending 6/30)
1/3: State relative share of economically disadvantaged youth (Census 2000)
Minimums:
(a) If total amount available for States is $1 billion or less:
State allotment cannot be less than
(1) 90% of States's relative share of prior year funding
(2) 0.25% of total available funds for States
(b) If total amount available for States exceeds $1 billion:
State allotment cannot be less than
(1) 90% of States's relative share of prior year funding
(2) 1998 allotment amount
(3) 0.3% of first $1 billion plus 0.4% of amount over $1 billion
Maximum:
130% of States's relative share of prior year funding
Adult Activities
Same as Youth Activities, except
(a) Formula uses economically disadvantaged ADULTS instead of YOUTH
(b) Threshold for selecting minimum provisions is $960 million instead of $1 billion
Dislocated Workers
Formula:
1/3: State relative share of total unemployed (12 months ending 9/30)
1/3: State relative share of excess unemployed (12 months ending 9/30)
1/3: State relative share of long-term unemployed (previous published Calendar Year)
Minimum: none
Maximum: none
Employment Service (Wagner-Peyser)
Formula for 97% of funds:
2/3: State relative share of civilian labor force (12 months ending 9/30)
1/3: State relative share of total unemployment (12 months ending 9/30)
Minimums:
(a) 90% of States's relative share of prior year funding
(b) 0.28% of total available funds for States
Maximum:
Distribution of 3% of funds:
(1) States with civilian labor force below 1 million and under the national median civilian labor force density
receive an amount which when added to their share of the 97% portion will result in an amount
equal to 100% of their relative share of the prior year funding.
(2) Remaining States losing in relative share receive a share of the remaining funds prorated based on
the amount needed to achieve 100% of their relative share of prior year funding.
Formula Data Factor Definitions
Youth and Adults Programs
ASU: contiguous areas with unemployment rate of 6.5% or more
Excess unemployed: higher of:
(1) excess unemployed (unemployment in excess of 4.5%) in ASU's; or
(2) excess unemployed (unemployment in excess of 4.5%) in all areas
Economically disadvantaged adults: individuals age 22-72 meeting (or member of family meeting):
OMB poverty level or
or 70% of lower living standard income level (LLSIL).
Economically disadvantaged youth: individuals age 16-21 meeting (or member of family meeting):
OMB poverty level or
or 70% of lower living standard income level (LLSIL).
Dislocated Workers Program
Excess unemployed: unemployment in excess of 4.5%
Long-term unemployed: number unemployed 15 or more weeks
Wagner-Peyser:
Self-explanatory
Attachment II
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Youth Activities
PY 2006 Planning Estimates
State PY 2006
Total $849,505,013
Alabama 12,648,643
Alaska 2,705,325
Arizona 14,279,214
Arkansas 8,196,812
California 116,547,249
Colorado 11,952,681
Connecticut 7,450,182
Delaware 2,310,103
District of Columbia 2,759,551
Florida 32,232,987
Georgia 15,888,881
Hawaii 3,020,792
Idaho 2,878,030
Illinois 39,463,315
Indiana 15,166,794
Iowa 5,141,305
Kansas 6,268,592
Kentucky 11,653,493
Louisiana 15,045,629
Maine 2,856,169
Maryland 8,750,271
Massachusetts 15,842,725
Michigan 35,734,216
Minnesota 9,555,360
Mississippi 9,454,546
Missouri 14,337,088
Montana 2,310,103
Nebraska 2,434,180
Nevada 3,940,227
New Hampshire 2,310,103
New Jersey 19,806,031
New Mexico 6,065,188
New York 61,193,201
North Carolina 23,951,523
North Dakota 2,310,103
Ohio 34,491,233
Oklahoma 9,005,339
Oregon 14,815,322
Pennsylvania 31,303,458
Puerto Rico 30,129,697
Rhode Island 2,740,091
South Carolina 14,143,591
South Dakota 2,310,103
Tennessee 15,382,703
Texas 71,885,807
Utah 5,006,040
Vermont 2,310,103
Virginia 11,150,728
Washington 21,749,034
West Virginia 5,802,642
Wisconsin 12,049,657
Wyoming 2,310,103
State Total 833,046,263
American Samoa 133,535
Guam 1,086,941
Northern Marianas 402,222
Palau 85,480
Virgin Islands 643,072
Outlying Areas Total 2,351,250
Native Americans 14,107,500
Attachment III-A
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Adult Activities
2006 Appropriation Rescission to PY 2005 State Allotments
(Applicable to FY 2006 Advance Funds Available 10/1/05)
Initial Allotment FY 2006 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2005 10/1/2005 1.0% 7/1/2005 10/1/2005
State Total (PY 2005) (FY 2006) Rescission Total (PY 2005) (FY 2006)
Total $896,618,144 $184,618,144 $712,000,000 ($7,120,000) $889,498,144 $184,618,144 $704,880,000
Alabama 14,088,358 2,900,863 11,187,495 (111,875) 13,976,483 2,900,863 11,075,620
Alaska 2,951,668 607,763 2,343,905 (23,439) 2,928,229 607,763 2,320,466
Arizona 15,594,617 3,211,009 12,383,608 (123,836) 15,470,781 3,211,009 12,259,772
Arkansas 8,822,509 1,816,599 7,005,910 (70,059) 8,752,450 1,816,599 6,935,851
California 128,964,901 26,554,516 102,410,385 (1,024,106) 127,940,795 26,554,516 101,386,279
Colorado 10,765,006 2,216,568 8,548,438 (85,484) 10,679,522 2,216,568 8,462,954
Connecticut 7,539,555 1,552,432 5,987,123 (59,871) 7,479,684 1,552,432 5,927,252
Delaware 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
District of Columbia 2,698,080 555,548 2,142,532 (21,425) 2,676,655 555,548 2,121,107
Florida 37,171,188 7,653,733 29,517,455 (295,175) 36,876,013 7,653,733 29,222,280
Georgia 17,011,669 3,502,787 13,508,882 (135,089) 16,876,580 3,502,787 13,373,793
Hawaii 3,371,642 694,238 2,677,404 (26,774) 3,344,868 694,238 2,650,630
Idaho 2,824,174 581,512 2,242,662 (22,427) 2,801,747 581,512 2,220,235
Illinois 41,778,880 8,602,480 33,176,400 (331,764) 41,447,116 8,602,480 32,844,636
Indiana 15,082,094 3,105,478 11,976,616 (119,766) 14,962,328 3,105,478 11,856,850
Iowa 4,292,563 883,860 3,408,703 (34,087) 4,258,476 883,860 3,374,616
Kansas 6,014,471 1,238,410 4,776,061 (47,761) 5,966,710 1,238,410 4,728,300
Kentucky 14,100,076 2,903,276 11,196,800 (111,968) 13,988,108 2,903,276 11,084,832
Louisiana 16,634,698 3,425,167 13,209,531 (132,095) 16,502,603 3,425,167 13,077,436
Maine 3,094,355 637,143 2,457,212 (24,572) 3,069,783 637,143 2,432,640
Maryland 9,526,346 1,961,522 7,564,824 (75,648) 9,450,698 1,961,522 7,489,176
Massachusetts 15,420,508 3,175,159 12,245,349 (122,453) 15,298,055 3,175,159 12,122,896
Michigan 37,954,938 7,815,111 30,139,827 (301,398) 37,653,540 7,815,111 29,838,429
Minnesota 9,300,981 1,915,118 7,385,863 (73,859) 9,227,122 1,915,118 7,312,004
Mississippi 9,965,928 2,052,034 7,913,894 (79,139) 9,886,789 2,052,034 7,834,755
Missouri 15,085,479 3,106,175 11,979,304 (119,793) 14,965,686 3,106,175 11,859,511
Montana 2,582,274 531,703 2,050,571 (20,506) 2,561,768 531,703 2,030,065
Nebraska 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
Nevada 4,488,585 924,222 3,564,363 (35,644) 4,452,941 924,222 3,528,719
New Hampshire 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
New Jersey 22,589,247 4,651,239 17,938,008 (179,380) 22,409,867 4,651,239 17,758,628
New Mexico 6,643,971 1,368,027 5,275,944 (52,759) 6,591,212 1,368,027 5,223,185
New York 68,925,986 14,192,204 54,733,782 (547,338) 68,378,648 14,192,204 54,186,444
North Carolina 25,432,702 5,236,720 20,195,982 (201,960) 25,230,742 5,236,720 19,994,022
North Dakota 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
Ohio 36,505,610 7,516,687 28,988,923 (289,889) 36,215,721 7,516,687 28,699,034
Oklahoma 9,696,917 1,996,644 7,700,273 (77,003) 9,619,914 1,996,644 7,623,270
Oregon 15,878,573 3,269,477 12,609,096 (126,091) 15,752,482 3,269,477 12,483,005
Pennylvania 32,733,798 6,740,052 25,993,746 (259,937) 32,473,861 6,740,052 25,733,809
Puerto Rico 33,826,254 6,964,994 26,861,260 (268,613) 33,557,641 6,964,994 26,592,647
Rhode Island 2,573,429 529,882 2,043,547 (20,435) 2,552,994 529,882 2,023,112
South Carolina 15,233,141 3,136,582 12,096,559 (120,966) 15,112,175 3,136,582 11,975,593
South Dakota 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
Tennessee 17,165,906 3,534,546 13,631,360 (136,314) 17,029,592 3,534,546 13,495,046
Texas 77,097,549 15,874,770 61,222,779 (612,228) 76,485,321 15,874,770 60,610,551
Utah 4,496,453 925,842 3,570,611 (35,706) 4,460,747 925,842 3,534,905
Vermont 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
Virginia 11,634,102 2,395,520 9,238,582 (92,386) 11,541,716 2,395,520 9,146,196
Washington 22,992,788 4,734,330 18,258,458 (182,585) 22,810,203 4,734,330 18,075,873
West Virginia 6,538,268 1,346,262 5,192,006 (51,920) 6,486,348 1,346,262 5,140,086
Wisconsin 11,634,775 2,395,658 9,239,117 (92,391) 11,542,384 2,395,658 9,146,726
Wyoming 2,235,941 460,391 1,775,550 (17,755) 2,218,186 460,391 1,757,795
State Total 894,376,599 184,156,599 710,220,000 (7,102,199) 887,274,400 184,156,599 703,117,801
American Samoa 122,101 25,141 96,960 (970) 121,131 25,141 95,990
Guam 857,409 176,545 680,864 (6,809) 850,600 176,545 674,055
Northern Marianas 364,691 75,092 289,599 (2,896) 361,795 75,092 286,703
Palau 103,365 21,283 82,082 (821) 102,544 21,283 81,261
Virgin Islands 793,979 163,484 630,495 (6,305) 787,674 163,484 624,190
Outlying Areas Total 2,241,545 461,545 1,780,000 (17,801) 2,223,744 461,545 1,762,199
Attachment III-B
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Adult Activities
PY 2006 Planning Estimates
State PY 2006
Total $779,503,392
Alabama 12,221,062
Alaska 2,560,449
Arizona 13,527,679
Arkansas 7,653,158
California 111,871,663
Colorado 9,338,193
Connecticut 6,540,249
Delaware 2,155,095
District of Columbia 2,340,472
Florida 32,244,452
Georgia 14,756,912
Hawaii 2,924,759
Idaho 2,449,853
Illinois 36,241,433
Indiana 13,083,086
Iowa 3,723,619
Kansas 5,217,302
Kentucky 12,231,227
Louisiana 14,429,905
Maine 2,684,224
Maryland 8,263,707
Massachusetts 13,376,646
Michigan 32,924,323
Minnesota 8,068,212
Mississippi 8,645,026
Missouri 13,086,023
Montana 2,240,015
Nebraska 2,155,095
Nevada 3,893,660
New Hampshire 2,155,095
New Jersey 19,595,228
New Mexico 5,763,367
New York 59,790,413
North Carolina 22,061,806
North Dakota 2,155,095
Ohio 31,667,091
Oklahoma 8,411,670
Oregon 13,773,999
Pennsylvania 28,395,202
Puerto Rico 29,342,862
Rhode Island 2,232,342
South Carolina 13,214,113
South Dakota 2,155,095
Tennessee 14,890,706
Texas 66,878,902
Utah 3,900,485
Vermont 2,155,095
Virginia 10,092,097
Washington 19,945,283
West Virginia 5,671,674
Wisconsin 10,092,681
Wyoming 2,155,095
State Total 777,342,895
American Samoa 113,735
Guam 925,771
Northern Marianas 342,582
Palau 89,665
Virgin Islands 688,744
Outlying Areas Total 2,160,497
Attachment III-C
U S Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Adult Activities
PY 2006 Planning Estimates
State Total 7/1/2006 10/1/2006
Total $779,503,392 $137,282,507 $642,220,885
Alabama 12,221,062 2,152,317 10,068,745
Alaska 2,560,449 450,934 2,109,515
Arizona 13,527,679 2,382,432 11,145,247
Arkansas 7,653,158 1,347,839 6,305,319
California 111,871,663 19,702,316 92,169,347
Colorado 9,338,193 1,644,599 7,693,594
Connecticut 6,540,249 1,151,838 5,388,411
Delaware 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
District of Columbia 2,340,472 412,193 1,928,279
Florida 32,244,452 5,678,743 26,565,709
Georgia 14,756,912 2,598,919 12,157,993
Hawaii 2,924,759 515,095 2,409,664
Idaho 2,449,853 431,457 2,018,396
Illinois 36,241,433 6,382,672 29,858,761
Indiana 13,083,086 2,304,132 10,778,954
Iowa 3,723,619 655,786 3,067,833
Kansas 5,217,302 918,847 4,298,455
Kentucky 12,231,227 2,154,107 10,077,120
Louisiana 14,429,905 2,541,328 11,888,577
Maine 2,684,224 472,733 2,211,491
Maryland 8,263,707 1,455,366 6,808,341
Massachusetts 13,376,646 2,355,833 11,020,813
Michigan 32,924,323 5,798,478 27,125,845
Minnesota 8,068,212 1,420,936 6,647,276
Mississippi 8,645,026 1,522,522 7,122,504
Missouri 13,086,023 2,304,649 10,781,374
Montana 2,240,015 394,501 1,845,514
Nebraska 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
Nevada 3,893,660 685,733 3,207,927
New Hampshire 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
New Jersey 19,595,228 3,451,020 16,144,208
New Mexico 5,763,367 1,015,017 4,748,350
New York 59,790,413 10,530,009 49,260,404
North Carolina 22,061,806 3,885,423 18,176,383
North Dakota 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
Ohio 31,667,091 5,577,061 26,090,030
Oklahoma 8,411,670 1,481,424 6,930,246
Oregon 13,773,999 2,425,813 11,348,186
Pennylvania 28,395,202 5,000,831 23,394,371
Puerto Rico 29,342,862 5,167,728 24,175,134
Rhode Island 2,232,342 393,150 1,839,192
South Carolina 13,214,113 2,327,208 10,886,905
South Dakota 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
Tennessee 14,890,706 2,622,482 12,268,224
Texas 66,878,902 11,778,401 55,100,501
Utah 3,900,485 686,935 3,213,550
Vermont 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
Virginia 10,092,097 1,777,373 8,314,724
Washington 19,945,283 3,512,670 16,432,613
West Virginia 5,671,674 998,869 4,672,805
Wisconsin 10,092,681 1,777,476 8,315,205
Wyoming 2,155,095 379,545 1,775,550
State Total 777,342,895 136,902,010 640,440,885
American Samoa 113,735 20,030 93,705
Guam 925,771 163,044 762,727
Northern Marianas 342,582 60,334 282,248
Palau 89,665 15,791 73,874
Virgin Islands 688,744 121,298 567,446
Outlying Areas Total 2,160,497 380,497 1,780,000
Attachment IV-A
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Dislocated Worker Activities
2006 Appropriation Rescissions to PY 2005 State Allotments
(Applicable to FY 2006 Advance Funds Available 10/1/05)
Initial Allotment FY 2006 Revised Allotment with Rescission
7/1/2005 10/1/2005 1.0% 7/1/2005 10/1/2005
State Total (PY 2005) (FY 2006) Rescission * Total (PY 2005) (FY 2006)
Total $1,476,063,648 $416,063,648 $1,060,000,000 ($134,350,000) $1,341,713,648 $416,063,648 $925,650,000
Alabama 18,300,995 5,295,282 13,005,713 (130,057) 18,170,938 5,295,282 12,875,656
Alaska 4,502,548 1,302,785 3,199,763 (31,998) 4,470,550 1,302,785 3,167,765
Arizona 15,130,307 4,377,863 10,752,444 (107,524) 15,022,783 4,377,863 10,644,920
Arkansas 10,597,841 3,066,421 7,531,420 (75,314) 10,522,527 3,066,421 7,456,106
California 182,835,332 52,902,299 129,933,033 (1,299,330) 181,536,002 52,902,299 128,633,703
Colorado 17,818,464 5,155,665 12,662,799 (126,628) 17,691,836 5,155,665 12,536,171
Connecticut 11,067,112 3,202,202 7,864,910 (78,649) 10,988,463 3,202,202 7,786,261
Delaware 1,615,691 467,490 1,148,201 (11,482) 1,604,209 467,490 1,136,719
District of Columbia 4,117,569 1,191,394 2,926,175 (29,262) 4,088,307 1,191,394 2,896,913
Florida 40,851,017 11,819,995 29,031,022 (290,310) 40,560,707 11,819,995 28,740,712
Georgia 20,072,811 5,807,947 14,264,864 (142,649) 19,930,162 5,807,947 14,122,215
Hawaii 2,158,542 624,561 1,533,981 (15,340) 2,143,202 624,561 1,518,641
Idaho 3,398,915 983,456 2,415,459 (24,155) 3,374,760 983,456 2,391,304
Illinois 66,920,949 19,363,172 47,557,777 (475,578) 66,445,371 19,363,172 47,082,199
Indiana 20,716,584 5,994,218 14,722,366 (147,224) 20,569,360 5,994,218 14,575,142
Iowa 5,851,685 1,693,150 4,158,535 (41,585) 5,810,100 1,693,150 4,116,950
Kansas 7,651,181 2,213,823 5,437,358 (54,374) 7,596,807 2,213,823 5,382,984
Kentucky 15,174,784 4,390,732 10,784,052 (107,841) 15,066,943 4,390,732 10,676,211
Louisiana 18,229,091 5,274,477 12,954,614 (129,546) 18,099,545 5,274,477 12,825,068
Maine 3,233,868 935,700 2,298,168 (22,982) 3,210,886 935,700 2,275,186
Maryland 11,411,244 3,301,775 8,109,469 (81,095) 11,330,149 3,301,775 8,028,374
Massachusetts 25,629,346 7,415,697 18,213,649 (182,137) 25,447,209 7,415,697 18,031,512
Michigan 62,582,469 18,107,859 44,474,610 (444,746) 62,137,723 18,107,859 44,029,864
Minnesota 13,235,164 3,829,515 9,405,649 (94,057) 13,141,107 3,829,515 9,311,592
Mississippi 11,210,085 3,243,570 7,966,515 (79,665) 11,130,420 3,243,570 7,886,850
Missouri 19,937,612 5,768,828 14,168,784 (141,688) 19,795,924 5,768,828 14,027,096
Montana 1,920,594 555,712 1,364,882 (13,649) 1,906,945 555,712 1,351,233
Nebraska 3,283,747 950,132 2,333,615 (23,336) 3,260,411 950,132 2,310,279
Nevada 4,725,377 1,367,259 3,358,118 (33,581) 4,691,796 1,367,259 3,324,537
New Hampshire 2,801,408 810,570 1,990,838 (19,908) 2,781,500 810,570 1,970,930
New Jersey 31,288,708 9,053,199 22,235,509 (222,355) 31,066,353 9,053,199 22,013,154
New Mexico 7,395,867 2,139,949 5,255,918 (52,559) 7,343,308 2,139,949 5,203,359
New York 95,415,077 27,607,776 67,807,301 (678,073) 94,737,004 27,607,776 67,129,228
North Carolina 35,655,022 10,316,565 25,338,457 (253,385) 35,401,637 10,316,565 25,085,072
North Dakota 1,012,281 292,897 719,384 (7,194) 1,005,087 292,897 712,190
Ohio 53,062,694 15,353,370 37,709,324 (377,093) 52,685,601 15,353,370 37,332,231
Oklahoma 9,667,175 2,797,139 6,870,036 (68,700) 9,598,475 2,797,139 6,801,336
Oregon 25,222,100 7,297,862 17,924,238 (179,242) 25,042,858 7,297,862 17,744,996
Pennylvania 44,740,544 12,945,406 31,795,138 (317,951) 44,422,593 12,945,406 31,477,187
Puerto Rico 31,498,277 9,113,836 22,384,441 (223,844) 31,274,433 9,113,836 22,160,597
Rhode Island 3,954,620 1,144,245 2,810,375 (28,104) 3,926,516 1,144,245 2,782,271
South Carolina 23,006,992 6,656,934 16,350,058 (163,501) 22,843,491 6,656,934 16,186,557
South Dakota 1,158,688 335,259 823,429 (8,234) 1,150,454 335,259 815,195
Tennessee 18,722,605 5,417,273 13,305,332 (133,053) 18,589,552 5,417,273 13,172,279
Texas 102,134,470 29,551,992 72,582,478 (725,825) 101,408,645 29,551,992 71,856,653
Utah 5,903,570 1,708,162 4,195,408 (41,954) 5,861,616 1,708,162 4,153,454
Vermont 1,229,990 355,890 874,100 (8,741) 1,221,249 355,890 865,359
Virginia 13,034,020 3,771,315 9,262,705 (92,627) 12,941,393 3,771,315 9,170,078
Washington 35,786,962 10,354,741 25,432,221 (254,322) 35,532,640 10,354,741 25,177,899
West Virginia 6,216,292 1,798,647 4,417,645 (44,176) 6,172,116 1,798,647 4,373,469
Wisconsin 19,310,036 5,587,242 13,722,794 (137,228) 19,172,808 5,587,242 13,585,566
Wyoming 865,294 250,368 614,926 (6,149) 859,145 250,368 608,777
State Total 1,193,263,616 345,263,616 848,000,000 (8,480,000) 1,184,783,616 345,263,616 839,520,000
American Samoa 201,009 50,323 150,686 (1,507) 199,502 50,323 149,179
Guam 1,411,516 353,379 1,058,137 (10,580) 1,400,936 353,379 1,047,557
Northern Marianas 600,375 150,306 450,069 (4,501) 595,874 150,306 445,568
Palau 170,165 42,602 127,563 (1,276) 168,889 42,602 126,287
Virgin Islands 1,307,094 327,235 979,859 (9,799) 1,297,295 327,235 970,060
Outlying Areas Total 3,690,159 923,845 2,766,314 (27,663) 3,662,496 923,845 2,738,651
National Reserve * 279,109,873 69,876,187 209,233,686 (125,842,337) 153,267,536 69,876,187 83,391,349
* Includes separate $125,000,000 rescission of Community-Based Job Training Grants in the National Reserve for FY 2006
Attachment IV-B
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Dislocated Worker Activities State Allotments
Comparison of PY 2006 vs PY 2005
* Incl 1% rescission in
FY06 Approp %
State PY 2005* PY 2006 Difference Difference
Total $1,341,713,648 $1,471,903,360 $130,189,712 9.70%
Alabama 18,170,938 13,331,553 (4,839,385) -26.63%
Alaska 4,470,550 4,597,753 127,203 2.85%
Arizona 15,022,783 13,747,699 (1,275,084) -8.49%
Arkansas 10,522,527 9,887,425 (635,102) -6.04%
California 181,536,002 162,375,543 (19,160,459) -10.55%
Colorado 17,691,836 17,871,983 180,147 1.02%
Connecticut 10,988,463 11,850,543 862,080 7.85%
Delaware 1,604,209 1,654,547 50,338 3.14%
District of Columbia 4,088,307 5,371,044 1,282,737 31.38%
Florida 40,560,707 35,931,495 (4,629,212) -11.41%
Georgia 19,930,162 29,404,826 9,474,664 47.54%
Hawaii 2,143,202 1,669,881 (473,321) -22.08%
Idaho 3,374,760 2,648,810 (725,950) -21.51%
Illinois 66,445,371 68,530,595 2,085,224 3.14%
Indiana 20,569,360 24,288,613 3,719,253 18.08%
Iowa 5,810,100 8,143,832 2,333,732 40.17%
Kansas 7,596,807 11,122,106 3,525,299 46.41%
Kentucky 15,066,943 14,247,753 (819,190) -5.44%
Louisiana 18,099,545 22,270,187 4,170,642 23.04%
Maine 3,210,886 3,678,276 467,390 14.56%
Maryland 11,330,149 11,485,963 155,814 1.38%
Massachusetts 25,447,209 18,694,232 (6,752,977) -26.54%
Michigan 62,137,723 78,072,257 15,934,534 25.64%
Minnesota 13,141,107 12,163,257 (977,850) -7.44%
Mississippi 11,130,420 20,237,178 9,106,758 81.82%
Missouri 19,795,924 27,603,673 7,807,749 39.44%
Montana 1,906,945 2,119,723 212,778 11.16%
Nebraska 3,260,411 3,341,532 81,121 2.49%
Nevada 4,691,796 4,373,088 (318,708) -6.79%
New Hampshire 2,781,500 2,331,231 (450,269) -16.19%
New Jersey 31,066,353 20,080,014 (10,986,339) -35.36%
New Mexico 7,343,308 8,090,966 747,658 10.18%
New York 94,737,004 71,965,542 (22,771,462) -24.04%
North Carolina 35,401,637 33,446,393 (1,955,244) -5.52%
North Dakota 1,005,087 995,319 (9,768) -0.97%
Ohio 52,685,601 65,100,062 12,414,461 23.56%
Oklahoma 9,598,475 7,617,556 (1,980,919) -20.64%
Oregon 25,042,858 25,626,060 583,202 2.33%
Pennsylvania 44,422,593 46,129,639 1,707,046 3.84%
Puerto Rico 31,274,433 37,710,686 6,436,253 20.58%
Rhode Island 3,926,516 3,413,306 (513,210) -13.07%
South Carolina 22,843,491 28,062,297 5,218,806 22.85%
South Dakota 1,150,454 1,192,398 41,944 3.65%
Tennessee 18,589,552 25,956,878 7,367,326 39.63%
Texas 101,408,645 96,371,584 (5,037,061) -4.97%
Utah 5,861,616 6,463,425 601,809 10.27%
Vermont 1,221,249 993,509 (227,740) -18.65%
Virginia 12,941,393 13,571,565 630,172 4.87%
Washington 35,532,640 30,946,550 (4,586,090) -12.91%
West Virginia 6,172,116 5,514,593 (657,523) -10.65%
Wisconsin 19,172,808 16,723,298 (2,449,510) -12.78%
Wyoming 859,145 793,122 (66,023) -7.68%
State Total 1,184,783,616 1,189,811,360 5,027,744 0.42%
American Samoa 199,502 193,712 (5,790) -2.90%
Guam 1,400,936 1,576,774 175,838 12.55%
Northern Marianas 595,874 583,486 (12,388) -2.08%
Palau 168,889 152,717 (16,172) -9.58%
Virgin Islands 1,297,295 1,173,069 (124,226) -9.58%
Outlying Areas Total 3,662,496 3,679,758 17,262 0.47%
National Reserve 153,267,536 278,412,242 125,144,706 81.65%
* Incl 1% across-the-board FY 2006 rescission and $125 M rescission for Coommunity-Based Job Training Grants in National Reserve
Attachment IV-C
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
WIA Dislocated Worker Activities
PY 2006 Allotments
State Total 7/1/2006 10/1/2006
Total $1,471,903,360 $411,903,360 $1,060,000,000
Alabama 13,331,553 3,829,915 9,501,638
Alaska 4,597,753 1,320,852 3,276,901
Arizona 13,747,699 3,949,466 9,798,233
Arkansas 9,887,425 2,840,479 7,046,946
California 162,375,543 46,647,567 115,727,976
Colorado 17,871,983 5,134,299 12,737,684
Connecticut 11,850,543 3,404,447 8,446,096
Delaware 1,654,547 475,322 1,179,225
District of Columbia 5,371,044 1,543,004 3,828,040
Florida 35,931,495 10,322,471 25,609,024
Georgia 29,404,826 8,447,477 20,957,349
Hawaii 1,669,881 479,727 1,190,154
Idaho 2,648,810 760,955 1,887,855
Illinois 68,530,595 19,687,605 48,842,990
Indiana 24,288,613 6,977,681 17,310,932
Iowa 8,143,832 2,339,576 5,804,256
Kansas 11,122,106 3,195,181 7,926,925
Kentucky 14,247,753 4,093,123 10,154,630
Louisiana 22,270,187 6,397,823 15,872,364
Maine 3,678,276 1,056,702 2,621,574
Maryland 11,485,963 3,299,710 8,186,253
Massachusetts 18,694,232 5,370,516 13,323,716
Michigan 78,072,257 22,428,752 55,643,505
Minnesota 12,163,257 3,494,285 8,668,972
Mississippi 20,237,178 5,813,777 14,423,401
Missouri 27,603,673 7,930,038 19,673,635
Montana 2,119,723 608,958 1,510,765
Nebraska 3,341,532 959,962 2,381,570
Nevada 4,373,088 1,256,309 3,116,779
New Hampshire 2,331,231 669,721 1,661,510
New Jersey 20,080,014 5,768,626 14,311,388
New Mexico 8,090,966 2,324,389 5,766,577
New York 71,965,542 20,674,403 51,291,139
North Carolina 33,446,393 9,608,546 23,837,847
North Dakota 995,319 285,937 709,382
Ohio 65,100,062 18,702,074 46,397,988
Oklahoma 7,617,556 2,188,387 5,429,169
Oregon 25,626,060 7,361,905 18,264,155
Pennylvania 46,129,639 13,252,214 32,877,425
Puerto Rico 37,710,686 10,833,600 26,877,086
Rhode Island 3,413,306 980,581 2,432,725
South Carolina 28,062,297 8,061,792 20,000,505
South Dakota 1,192,398 342,554 849,844
Tennessee 25,956,878 7,456,943 18,499,935
Texas 96,371,584 27,685,819 68,685,765
Utah 6,463,425 1,856,826 4,606,599
Vermont 993,509 285,417 708,092
Virginia 13,571,565 3,898,866 9,672,699
Washington 30,946,550 8,890,386 22,056,164
West Virginia 5,514,593 1,584,243 3,930,350
Wisconsin 16,723,298 4,804,302 11,918,996
Wyoming 793,122 227,850 565,272
State Total 1,189,811,360 341,811,360 848,000,000
American Samoa 193,712 48,132 145,580
Guam 1,576,774 391,784 1,184,990
Northern Marianas 583,486 144,980 438,506
Palau 152,717 37,946 114,771
Virgin Islands 1,173,069 291,475 881,594
Outlying Areas Total 3,679,758 914,317 2,765,441
National Reserve Total 278,412,242 69,177,683 209,234,559
Attachment V
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Employment Service (Wagner-Peyser)
PY 2006 Final vs PY 2005 Final Allotments
Final Final %
State PY 2005 PY 2006 Difference Difference
Total $746,301,440 $715,882,860 ($30,418,580) -4.08%
Alabama 10,242,761 9,518,047 (724,714) -7.08%
Alaska 7,916,984 7,586,320 (330,664) -4.18%
Arizona 12,422,025 11,900,417 (521,608) -4.20%
Arkansas 5,996,331 5,760,123 (236,208) -3.94%
California 85,114,497 80,512,528 (4,601,969) -5.41%
Colorado 11,432,109 10,940,068 (492,041) -4.30%
Connecticut 7,992,973 7,695,536 (297,437) -3.72%
Delaware 2,034,273 1,949,309 (84,964) -4.18%
District of Columbia 2,976,875 2,765,765 (211,110) -7.09%
Florida 36,303,665 34,575,494 (1,728,171) -4.76%
Georgia 18,930,767 19,895,080 964,313 5.09%
Hawaii 2,849,696 2,647,605 (202,091) -7.09%
Idaho 6,596,257 6,320,755 (275,502) -4.18%
Illinois 30,798,078 29,345,833 (1,452,245) -4.72%
Indiana 14,124,883 14,044,856 (80,027) -0.57%
Iowa 7,053,558 6,873,400 (180,158) -2.55%
Kansas 6,619,274 6,337,808 (281,466) -4.25%
Kentucky 9,370,177 9,112,675 (257,502) -2.75%
Louisiana 10,162,468 10,058,961 (103,507) -1.02%
Maine 3,922,731 3,758,892 (163,839) -4.18%
Maryland 12,733,369 12,106,453 (626,916) -4.92%
Massachusetts 15,479,421 14,670,250 (809,171) -5.23%
Michigan 25,167,719 24,180,860 (986,859) -3.92%
Minnesota 12,693,219 12,068,119 (625,100) -4.92%
Mississippi 6,616,615 6,799,986 183,371 2.77%
Missouri 13,867,428 13,266,457 (600,971) -4.33%
Montana 5,390,495 5,165,353 (225,142) -4.18%
Nebraska 6,478,316 6,207,740 (270,576) -4.18%
Nevada 5,100,944 4,882,445 (218,499) -4.28%
New Hampshire 3,019,126 2,880,256 (138,870) -4.60%
New Jersey 19,943,118 18,876,142 (1,066,976) -5.35%
New Mexico 6,049,083 5,796,434 (252,649) -4.18%
New York 44,216,001 41,840,762 (2,375,239) -5.37%
North Carolina 20,031,176 19,088,555 (942,621) -4.71%
North Dakota 5,489,137 5,259,875 (229,262) -4.18%
Ohio 27,668,611 26,664,750 (1,003,861) -3.63%
Oklahoma 7,587,847 7,237,217 (350,630) -4.62%
Oregon 9,500,546 8,963,181 (537,365) -5.66%
Pennsylvania 28,761,211 27,367,408 (1,393,803) -4.85%
Puerto Rico 9,131,886 8,686,564 (445,322) -4.88%
Rhode Island 2,510,612 2,434,419 (76,193) -3.03%
South Carolina 9,995,912 9,911,509 (84,403) -0.84%
South Dakota 5,073,224 4,861,333 (211,891) -4.18%
Tennessee 13,161,637 12,855,937 (305,700) -2.32%
Texas 51,929,829 49,533,693 (2,396,136) -4.61%
Utah 8,965,607 8,329,797 (635,810) -7.09%
Vermont 2,376,588 2,277,326 (99,262) -4.18%
Virginia 15,601,885 15,092,953 (508,932) -3.26%
Washington 15,617,015 14,858,235 (758,780) -4.86%
West Virginia 5,806,806 5,564,276 (242,530) -4.18%
Wisconsin 13,765,276 13,082,249 (683,027) -4.96%
Wyoming 3,936,053 3,771,658 (164,395) -4.18%
State Total 726,526,094 696,181,664 (30,344,430) -4.18%
Guam 340,789 326,555 (14,234) -4.18%
Virgin Islands 1,434,557 1,374,641 (59,916) -4.18%
Outlying Areas Total 1,775,346 1,701,196 (74,150) -4.18%
Postage 18,000,000 18,000,000 0 0.00%
Attachment VI
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Workforce Information Grants to States
PY 2006 vs PY 2005 Allotments
PY 2006 vs
PY 2005 Difference
State PY 2005 PY 2006 $ % Diff
Total $37,696,000 $33,180,000 ($4,516,000) -11.98%
Alabama 598,930 521,838 (77,092) -12.87%
Alaska 330,752 289,733 (41,019) -12.40%
Arizona 684,091 606,975 (77,116) -11.27%
Arkansas 472,110 417,532 (54,578) -11.56%
California 2,870,475 2,517,818 (352,657) -12.29%
Colorado 649,318 572,085 (77,233) -11.89%
Connecticut 544,427 476,709 (67,718) -12.44%
Delaware 342,760 301,478 (41,282) -12.04%
District of Columbia 324,828 284,990 (39,838) -12.26%
Florida 1,504,744 1,346,686 (158,058) -10.50%
Georgia 931,416 818,732 (112,684) -12.10%
Hawaii 372,899 326,854 (46,045) -12.35%
Idaho 383,654 339,126 (44,528) -11.61%
Illinois 1,219,024 1,072,842 (146,182) -11.99%
Indiana 748,585 655,487 (93,098) -12.44%
Iowa 518,946 456,141 (62,805) -12.10%
Kansas 495,209 434,164 (61,045) -12.33%
Kentucky 571,783 500,627 (71,156) -12.44%
Louisiana 580,681 513,672 (67,009) -11.54%
Maine 383,205 336,825 (46,380) -12.10%
Maryland 712,931 619,665 (93,266) -13.08%
Massachusetts 781,651 678,507 (103,144) -13.20%
Michigan 1,025,327 900,341 (124,986) -12.19%
Minnesota 714,350 625,262 (89,088) -12.47%
Mississippi 474,261 418,105 (56,156) -11.84%
Missouri 725,961 633,721 (92,240) -12.71%
Montana 351,098 309,202 (41,896) -11.93%
Nebraska 425,540 372,682 (52,858) -12.42%
Nevada 453,146 400,960 (52,186) -11.52%
New Hampshire 387,494 340,067 (47,427) -12.24%
New Jersey 928,772 811,805 (116,967) -12.59%
New Mexico 413,532 365,776 (47,756) -11.55%
New York 1,650,619 1,448,995 (201,624) -12.22%
North Carolina 900,247 797,071 (103,176) -11.46%
North Dakota 331,710 291,961 (39,749) -11.98%
Ohio 1,146,463 1,003,271 (143,192) -12.49%
Oklahoma 530,716 467,100 (63,616) -11.99%
Oregon 554,411 485,051 (69,360) -12.51%
Pennsylvania 1,196,214 1,056,202 (140,012) -11.70%
Puerto Rico 486,678 425,499 (61,179) -12.57%
Rhode Island 364,284 319,006 (45,278) -12.43%
South Carolina 581,783 511,426 (70,357) -12.09%
South Dakota 342,927 301,464 (41,463) -12.09%
Tennessee 711,195 617,744 (93,451) -13.14%
Texas 1,893,807 1,676,453 (217,354) -11.48%
Utah 457,340 403,414 (53,926) -11.79%
Vermont 332,339 291,640 (40,699) -12.25%
Virginia 843,820 743,751 (100,069) -11.86%
Washington 749,527 665,575 (83,952) -11.20%
West Virginia 397,324 347,927 (49,397) -12.43%
Wisconsin 737,730 637,592 (100,138) -13.57%
Wyoming 321540 282,908 (38,632) -12.01%
State Total 36,452,574 32,040,457 (4,412,117) -12.10%
Guam 99,120 93,191 (5,929) -5.98%
Virgin Islands 88,818 84,132 (4,686) -5.28%
Outlying Areas Total 187,938 177,323 (10,615) -5.65%
Postage 1,055,488 962,220 (93,268) -8.84%
Attachment VII
U. S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Work Opportunity and Welfare-to-Work Tax Credits
FY 2006 vs FY 2005 State Allotments
State FY 2005 FY 2006 Difference % Difference
Total $17,856,000 $17,677,440 ($178,560) -1.0%
Alabama 248,278 233,262 (15,016) -6.0%
Alaska 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Arizona 296,769 283,087 (13,682) -4.6%
Arkansas 270,919 254,534 (16,385) -6.0%
California 2,039,179 1,955,447 (83,732) -4.1%
Colorado 168,123 157,955 (10,168) -6.0%
Connecticut 225,049 211,438 (13,611) -6.0%
Delaware 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
District of Columbia 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Florida 693,102 736,725 43,623 6.3%
Georgia 450,638 423,384 (27,254) -6.0%
Hawaii 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Idaho 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Illinois 793,768 871,880 78,112 9.8%
Indiana 444,859 417,954 (26,905) -6.0%
Iowa 223,928 210,385 (13,543) -6.0%
Kansas 148,695 163,515 14,820 10.0%
Kentucky 292,311 297,436 5,125 1.8%
Louisiana 379,816 372,309 (7,507) -2.0%
Maine 69,098 64,919 (4,179) -6.0%
Maryland 367,893 345,643 (22,250) -6.0%
Massachusetts 331,170 311,141 (20,029) -6.0%
Michigan 542,072 543,406 1,334 0.2%
Minnesota 308,005 290,504 (17,501) -5.7%
Mississippi 178,302 167,518 (10,784) -6.0%
Missouri 392,001 465,212 73,211 18.7%
Montana 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Nebraska 114,244 135,580 21,336 18.7%
Nevada 102,491 105,600 3,109 3.0%
New Hampshire 64,000 66,634 2,634 4.1%
New Jersey 554,311 520,786 (33,525) -6.0%
New Mexico 153,841 144,537 (9,304) -6.0%
New York 961,167 973,713 12,546 1.3%
North Carolina 462,546 501,136 38,590 8.3%
North Dakota 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Ohio 789,302 741,565 (47,737) -6.0%
Oklahoma 177,197 169,976 (7,221) -4.1%
Oregon 179,638 187,567 7,929 4.4%
Pennylvania 774,991 728,120 (46,871) -6.0%
Puerto Rico 114,210 107,303 (6,907) -6.0%
Rhode Island 78,581 73,828 (4,753) -6.0%
South Carolina 202,514 190,266 (12,248) -6.0%
South Dakota 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Tennessee 628,094 590,107 (37,987) -6.0%
Texas 1,222,446 1,239,545 17,099 1.4%
Utah 99,038 100,233 1,195 1.2%
Vermont 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
Virginia 355,257 387,743 32,486 9.1%
Washington 359,558 337,812 (21,746) -6.0%
West Virginia 140,442 144,934 4,492 3.2%
Wisconsin 298,189 280,155 (18,034) -6.0%
Wyoming 64,000 64,000 0 0.0%
State Total 17,336,032 17,144,794 (191,238) -1.1%
Virgin Islands 20,000 20,000 0 0.0%
Postage 499,968 512,646 12,678 2.5%
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