How much could your state receive under HR 5893?

Jul 29, 2010  |  Elizabeth Kenefick

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On Wednesday, July 28, 2010, the House Ways and Means Committee introduced H.R. 5893, the Investing In American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010. Under the bill, the TANF Emergency Fund would be renamed the Emergency Fund for Job Creation and Assistance and extends it through FY 2011.   Under this bill, states could receive up to 30 percent of their adjusted block grant during FY 2011.   The table below shows the amount that each state could potentially receive under HR 5893.  Learn more and take action here.

 

 

State

H.R. 5893
2011 Emergency Fund Maximum Allocation
(30% of FY09 SFAG*)
Alabama 27,994,562
Alaska 13,926,244
Arizona 60,069,809
Arkansas 17,019,857
California 1,097,962,513
Colorado 40,817,007
Connecticut 80,036,432
Delaware 9,687,294
District Of Columbia 27,782,945
Florida 168,702,036
Georgia 99,222,522
Guam 1,039,643
Hawaii 29,671,436
Idaho 9,123,769
Illinois 175,517,088
Indiana 62,039,733
Iowa 39,298,186
Kansas 30,579,318
Kentucky 54,386,301
Louisiana 49,191,596
Maine 23,436,267
Maryland 68,729,410
Massachusetts 137,811,335
Michigan 232,605,857
Minnesota 79,030,221
Mississippi 26,030,273
Missouri 65,115,522
Montana 11,411,735
Nebraska 17,254,080
Nevada 13,172,255
New Hampshire 11,556,378
New Jersey 121,210,447
New Mexico 33,173,430
New York 732,879,181
North Carolina 90,671,880
North Dakota 7,919,943
Ohio 218,390,478
Oklahoma 43,584,433
Oregon 50,039,589
Pennsylvania 215,849,792
Puerto Rico 21,468,750
Rhode Island 28,506,476
South Carolina 29,990,347
South Dakota 6,383,895
Tennessee 57,457,139
Texas 145,877,026
Utah 22,682,843
Vermont 14,205,954
Virgin Islands 853,969
Virginia 47,485,552
Washington 114,286,349
West Virginia 33,052,893
Wisconsin 94,349,806
Wyoming 5,550,159

 

*SFAG allocations and Tribal allotments (and therefore the maximum Emergency Fund eligibility) may change during the fiscal year if there are changes in funding to Tribal TANF programs in a state.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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