Final revised PY 2001 dislocated worker allotments

Complete letter

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Employment and Training Administration
Advisory System
U.S. Department of Labor
Washington, D.C. 20210
CLASSIFICATION
Dislocated Workers
CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL
OAS
DATE
June 26, 2002
TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 26-01 Change 1
TO:
ALL STATE WORKFORCE LIAISONS
ALL STATE WORKER ADJUSTMENT LIAISONS
ALL STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES
ALL ONE-STOP CENTER SYSTEM LEADS
/S/
FROM:
EMILY STOVER DeROCCO
Assistant Secretary
SUBJECT:
Revised Program Year 2001 Allotments for Dislocated Worker Activities

1. Purpose. To announce the Secretary's determination to carry out the rescission and to provide to states revised Program Year (PY) 2001 allotments for the dislocated worker program under Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Title I as a result of the rescission contained in the Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2001, Public Law 107-20.
2. References. A. TEGL 26-01," Advance Notice of Revised PY 2001 Allotments for Dislocated Worker Activities," dated May 14, 2002; TEGL 12-00," WIA Allotments for PY 2001; Wagner-Peyser Act Preliminary Planning Estimates for PY 2001; and Reemployment Services Allotments for PY 2001," dated March 6,2001; TEGL 5-99, "WIA Allotments for PY 2000; and Wagner-Peyser Act Preliminary Planning Estimates for PY 2000," dated February 17,2000; TEGL 3-01, "PY 2001 Changes in Dislocated Worker and Youth Funds," dated August 16, 2001; and TEGL 3-01, Change 2, "PY 2001 Changes in Dislocated Worker Funds," dated September 28,2001.
B. Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2001 (Public Law 107-20, July 24, 2001; 115 Stat. 155), and WIA (Public Law 105-220).
3. Background. TEGL 26-01, Advance Notice of Revised PY 2001 Allotments for Dislocated Worker Activities, advised states that the Secretary would implement
RESCISSIONS: [none listed]
EXPIRATION DATE: Continuing
the rescission under Public Law 107-20 on or before June 28,2002, and that the Administration had proposed a supplemental appropriation to restore the amount rescinded from the dislocated worker formula program. Public Law 107-20 rescinded $177.5 million from the dislocated worker program for PY 2001. The Act called for a reduction of $110 million (8.6 percent of the amount previously appropriated) from the formula program and $67.5 million (21.2 percent of the amount previously appropriated) from the Secretary's national reserve account. The level of funding for the dislocated worker program was reduced to $1.413 billion due to the rescission. The outlying areas, which are funded from the Secretary's dislocated worker program national reserve account, were reduced by $443,750.
The Secretary has made her determination as required by Public Law 107-20 (" Act). The Act requires that the Secretary reduce the level of funding for State formula funds for dislocated worker program activities by $110 million and the Secretary's national reserve account by $67.5 million. The attached table shows the revised funding levels for each state as a result of the rescission.
4. Notice of Obligation. The Notice of Obligation (NOO) for the State dislocated worker program will be adjusted to reflect the reduction in the level of funding required by the rescission. The adjustment of funds will be made to the NOOs for PY 2001 (July 1 to June 30) allotments. NOOs will be issued to states immediately.
5. Action Required. State administrators and liaisons are requested to provide this guidance to the appropriate WIA staff. If the state has drawn down these funds from the Health and Human Services, Payment Management System, an immediate refund will be necessary to ensure the rescission can be processed timely and in accordance with Federal law.
6. Inquiries. Direct questions regarding the revised allotments to the appropriate Regional Office.
7. Attachments.
A. PY 2001 WIA Dislocated Worker Activities State allotments, Impact
of PY 2001 Rescission.
B. Dislocated Worker State Formula PY 2001 Rescission Methodology.

Attachment A

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                                                  U. S. Department of Labor
                                             Employment and Training Administration
                                          WIA Dislocated Worker Activities State Allotments
                                                   Impact of PY 2001 Rescission

                                                      PY 2001                                                                   PY 2001 Revised Allotments
State/Outlying Area                              Initial Allotments                          Rescission                              $         % Change

Total............................................... $1,590,040,000................... -$177,500,000................... $1,412,540,000...........-11.2%

Alabama................................................15,068,548........................... -519,835..........................14,548,713............. -3.4%
Alaska ...................................................11,395,001........................... -551,250..........................10,843,751............. -4.8%
Arizona *...............................................12,879,316........................... -979,047..........................11,900,269............. -7.6%
Arkansas ................................................ 7,103,656........................ -1,022,114........................... 6,081,542........... -14.4%
California............................................ 273,391,437...................... -23,002,194........................ 250,389,243............. -8.4%
Colorado ................................................ 8,255,862........................... -764,939........................... 7,490,923............. -9.3%
Connecticut............................................ 7,406,982........................... -436,834........................... 6,970,148............. -5.9%
Delaware ................................................ 2,184,617.............................-68,932........................... 2,115,685............. -3.2%
District of Columbia............................... 8,433,959........................... -556,738........................... 7,877,221............. -6.6%
Florida ..................................................39,311,417........................ -2,749,661..........................36,561,756............. -7.0%
Georgia.................................................20,930,127........................ -1,933,642..........................18,996,485............. -9.2%
Hawaii.................................................... 6,477,632........................ -1,229,831........................... 5,247,801........... -19.0%
Idaho...................................................... 3,898,217........................... -256,085........................... 3,642,132............. -6.6%
Illinois ...................................................41,575,303........................ -2,183,170..........................39,392,133............. -5.3%
Indiana..................................................10,682,428........................... -640,133..........................10,042,295............. -6.0%
Iowa....................................................... 5,437,368........................... -302,227........................... 5,135,141............. -5.6%
Kansas.................................................... 5,502,565........................... -473,347........................... 5,029,218............. -8.6%
Kentucky...............................................11,735,435........................ -1,574,338..........................10,161,097........... -13.4%
Louisiana...............................................23,158,418........................ -2,506,703..........................20,651,715........... -10.8%
Maine..................................................... 3,214,945........................... -179,386........................... 3,035,559............. -5.6%
Maryland..............................................17,559,765........................ -1,377,221..........................16,182,544............. -7.8%
Massachusetts........................................15,134,353........................... -463,710..........................14,670,643............. -3.1%
Michigan ...............................................21,932,071........................... -772,980..........................21,159,091............. -3.5%
Minnesota..............................................10,473,235........................... -346,081..........................10,127,154............. -3.3%
Mississippi .............................................30,701,477........................ -1,443,772..........................29,257,705............. -4.7%
Missouri ................................................12,374,521........................ -1,224,381..........................11,150,140............. -9.9%
Montana................................................. 7,084,638........................... -208,641........................... 6,875,997............. -2.9%
Nebraska................................................ 2,997,707........................... -142,375........................... 2,855,332............. -4.7%
Nevada ................................................... 5,334,057........................... -409,281........................... 4,924,776............. -7.7%
New Hampshire ...................................... 1,877,882........................... -112,774........................... 1,765,108............. -6.0%
New Jersey............................................30,498,439........................ -2,508,834..........................27,989,605............. -8.2%
New Mexico * ........................................21,923,521........................ -1,819,412..........................20,104,109............. -8.3%
New York ............................................ 105,559,534...................... -17,203,537..........................88,355,997........... -16.3%
North Carolina ......................................16,959,265........................ -1,459,329..........................15,499,936............. -8.6%
North Dakota.......................................... 1,279,725.............................-89,442........................... 1,190,283............. -7.0%
Ohio......................................................34,309,127........................ -2,900,514..........................31,408,613............. -8.5%
Oklahoma............................................... 6,561,865........................... -716,423........................... 5,845,442........... -10.9%
Oregon ..................................................28,811,913........................ -1,449,007..........................27,362,906............. -5.0%
Pennsylvania..........................................38,706,830........................ -3,666,392..........................35,040,438............. -9.5%
Puerto Rico.......................................... 166,101,676...................... -16,522,419........................ 149,579,257............. -9.9%
Rhode Island.......................................... 2,885,714........................... -132,809........................... 2,752,905............. -4.6%
South Carolina......................................11,936,257........................... -888,183..........................11,048,074............. -7.4%
South Dakota.......................................... 1,283,809.............................-45,702........................... 1,238,107............. -3.6%
Tennessee..............................................12,771,543........................... -965,382..........................11,806,161............. -7.6%
Texas.....................................................63,747,179........................ -5,366,317..........................58,380,862............. -8.4%
Utah....................................................... 4,430,131........................... -167,481........................... 4,262,650............. -3.8%
Vermont................................................. 1,240,882.............................-18,344........................... 1,222,538............. -1.5%
Virginia.................................................12,424,713........................... -989,228..........................11,435,485............. -8.0%
Washington ...........................................27,119,437........................ -1,850,405..........................25,269,032............. -6.8%
West Virginia ........................................25,423,973........................ -2,309,423..........................23,114,550............. -9.1%
Wisconsin..............................................12,880,353........................... -386,993..........................12,493,360............. -3.0%
Wyoming................................................ 1,663,175........................... -112,802........................... 1,550,373.............-6.8%
  State Total ..................................... 1,272,032,000.....................-110,000,000..................... 1,162,032,000............ -8.6%
American Samoa....................................... 188,651...................................... 0.............................. 188,651.............. 0.0%
Guam........................................................ 742,196...................................... 0.............................. 742,196.............. 0.0%
Marshall Islands ........................................ 400,690...................................... 0.............................. 400,690.............. 0.0%
Micronesia................................................. 703,169...................................... 0.............................. 703,169.............. 0.0%
Northern Marianas.................................... 333,969...................................... 0.............................. 333,969.............. 0.0%
Palau......................................................... 125,530...................................... 0.............................. 125,530.............. 0.0%
Virgin Islands ............................................ 994,210...................................... 0.............................. 994,210.............. 0.0%
Outlying Area Competitive ........................ 486,685........................... -443,750................................ 42,935........... -91.2%
 Outlying Area Total.............................. 3,975,100........................... -443,750........................... 3,531,350...........-11.2%
National Reserve .................................. 314,032,900...................... -67,056,250........................ 246,976,650...........-21.4%

    * For Arizona and New Mexico, rescission amounts include amounts attributable to state share of funds transferred to
     Navajo Nation in accordance with WIA Sec 166(g)(6).

Attachment B

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                                                                                                                                Attachment B




                                             U.S. Department of Labor
                                       Employment and Training Administration

                                Dislocated Worker Program State Formula
                                Program Year 2001 Rescission Calculations

-Description: Based on State (including Navajo Nation) share of Dislocated Worker unexpended balances as of 6/30/01
          = 6/30/01 availability (reflecting transfers) less 6/30/01 cumulative expended
          = Years: PY 1999, PY 2000, FY 2001
          = Sum of               Estimated Dislocated Worker portion of Statewide Activities
                                 Rapid Response Activities
                                 Estimated Dislocated Worker portion of Local Administration
                                 Local dislocated Worker Program


-Source: State Workforce Investment Act 6/30/01 reports for Statewide Activities, Rapid Response Activities, Local Administration, Local
Youth Program, Local Adult Program, Local Dislocated Worker Program (plus Navajo Nation reports for Dislocated Worker program)


-Methodology for Disaggregating Statewide/Local Admin Report Data by Program:



                                                         Statewide Activities                               Local Administration
     Auth             PY 1999                 Prorated using Stat e Allotment by pgm         Prorated using rptd Local Pgm Auth by pgm or State
                                                                                             allotment by pgm, if no Local Pgm reported

                      PY 2000/FY 2001         Fed NOO $ to State by pgm                      Prorated using rptd Local Pgm Auth by pgm or Fed
                                                                                             NOO by pgm, if no Local Pgm reported
                                              less est Local Admin Auth by pgm
                                              less rptd Local Pgm Auth by pgm
                                              less rptd Rapid Response Auth (DW only)
     Expend           All Years               Prorated using Statewide Auth est by pgm       Prorate using Local Adm Auth est by pgm

     Unexpend         All Years               Auth Less Expend by Pgm                        Auth Less Expend by Pgm




-Rescission Calculations:

(I) Unexpended balances as of 6/30/01 for Dislocated Worker program are calculated: 6/30/01 total availability (reflecting transfers) less 6/30/01
cumulative expenditures.
(2) Navajo Nation expended balances are prorated to Arizona and New Mexico based on each state's share of funds transferred to the Navajo
Nation for PY 2000 and FY 2001. Each state's resulting share of the Navajo Nation's unexpended funds are added to the state's unexpended
balance.
(3) $110 million rescission amount prorated on State share of Dislocated Worker unexpended balances as of 6/30/01.