Pennsylvania

Check the chart below to compare unemployment and per capita spending among counties. Click on your county to find projects in your area. Data last updated on June 2010.

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	U.S.	Pennsylvania
Population	304,059,724	12,448,279
Total recovery funding	$355,821,708,578	$13,460,926,372
Funding per Capita	$1,170	$1,081
Unemployment 2008	5.8	5.3
2009	+3.5 9.3	+2.8 8.1
April 2010	9.9	8.7
Median Household Income	$50,007	$47,913
Poverty Rate	13.3%	11.9%

Funding by Federal Agency and Department


Health and Human Services, Department of	$3,892,176,422
Education Department	$2,806,613,877
Transportation Department	$1,423,310,820
Labor Department	$1,306,909,039
Energy Department	$1,058,012,077
Agriculture Department	$916,392,660
Housing and Urban Development Department	$641,256,005
Small Business Administration	$399,486,887
Environmental Protection Agency	$252,816,035
Commerce Department	$154,021,571
Justice Department	$114,446,970
National Science Foundation	$101,671,176
Department of Veterans Affairs	$84,613,151
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers	$81,332,531
Army	$72,375,185
General Services Administration	$56,551,469
Homeland Security Department	$42,652,662
Interior Department	$16,257,106
Treasury Department	$9,200,000
Navy	$9,061,530
Federal Communications Commission	$6,322,802
Independent Agencies	$3,597,741
National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities	$2,011,200
National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$1,980,866
Office of the Secretary of Defense	$1,666,433
Air Force	$275,700
Other Legislative Branch Agencies	$8,824

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This site was updated in June 2010. The data includes Recovery.gov data released on May 17, 2010, recipient-reported data through Apr. 30, 2010, and some grants and loans from USASpending.gov through May 2010. Our next update is expected in late August.

Counties

Note: For some programs where states do to note report where money will be distributed across the state, we do not have the allocation for individual counties. Those programs include: Medicaid, unemployment benefits and food stamps. Those amounts are included in the totals for where the state agency receiving that money is located.

	Total	Per Capita	2009	+/- from 2008
	Stimulus $		Unemployment Rate
Adams	$59,489,454	$588	7.5	-3.2
Allegheny	$807,777,864	$665	6.9	-2.0
Armstrong	$53,339,501	$775	9.1	-3.1
Beaver	$69,494,338	$403	8.1	-2.6
Bedford	$46,507,515	$935	11.0	-4.1
Berks	$245,813,964	$609	8.8	-3.4
Blair	$60,964,380	$487	7.2	-2.0
Bradford	$33,151,421	$541	8.4	-3.1
Bucks	$192,744,308	$310	7.2	-2.6
Butler	$67,514,455	$369	7.1	-2.4
Cambria	$100,338,695	$695	8.6	-2.4
Cameron	$7,361,760	$1,398	17.3	-8.3
Carbon	$27,870,672	$439	10.1	-3.3
Centre	$195,928,679	$1,353	5.8	-1.5
Chester	$192,164,581	$391	6.2	-2.2
Clarion	$39,173,646	$980	9.5	-3.2
Clearfield	$53,625,068	$647	10.1	-3.3
Clinton	$40,946,908	$1,106	8.9	-2.7
Columbia	$23,088,093	$355	8.6	-2.7
Crawford	$43,381,982	$491	10.0	-4.3
Cumberland	$431,258,461	$1,880	6.7	-2.4
Dauphin	$5,517,125,697	$21,504	7.5	-2.8
Delaware	$206,120,844	$372	7.5	-2.5
Elk	$21,827,603	$676	12.8	-6.8
Erie	$125,070,946	$448	9.0	-3.3
Fayette	$96,191,197	$668	9.2	-2.6
Forest	$2,796,752	$410	11.0	-3.3
Franklin	$64,312,098	$448	8.1	-3.8
Fulton	$7,114,431	$476	13.6	-6.3
Greene	$24,074,971	$612	7.5	-1.7
Huntingdon	$30,406,221	$668	10.6	-4.0
Indiana	$69,110,261	$790	7.5	-2.2
Jefferson	$17,254,012	$383	9.5	-3.9
Juniata	$8,639,632	$373	8.0	-2.6
Lackawanna	$133,840,764	$639	8.3	-2.4
Lancaster	$213,854,726	$426	7.2	-2.9
Lawrence	$64,753,819	$717	9.4	-3.2
Lebanon	$64,540,026	$501	6.8	-2.6
Lehigh	$162,581,190	$478	8.8	-3.2
Luzerne	$186,388,067	$597	9.1	-2.8
Lycoming	$51,827,767	$444	8.9	-3.0
McKean	$18,191,764	$418	10.3	-4.1
Mercer	$63,090,285	$541	11.3	-4.5
Mifflin	$12,642,383	$274	10.0	-3.4
Monroe	$125,633,057	$761	9.1	-3.2
Montgomery	$337,460,577	$434	6.7	-2.4
Montour	$35,386,225	$1,999	6.6	-1.8
Northampton	$142,703,913	$484	8.5	-3.3
Northumberland	$78,520,006	$862	9.8	-3.2
Perry	$21,493,751	$476	7.9	-2.6
Philadelphia	$2,018,091,723	$1,394	10.0	-2.9
Pike	$33,702,435	$565	9.1	-3.5
Potter	$11,632,210	$696	11.1	-3.9
Schuylkill	$79,697,026	$541	10.0	-3.7
Snyder	$10,675,586	$280	9.1	-3.0
Somerset	$26,945,950	$348	8.7	-2.3
Sullivan	$3,848,964	$629	8.6	-2.9
Susquehanna	$45,169,401	$1,106	8.6	-2.9
Tioga	$24,931,800	$614	9.7	-3.6
Union	$20,094,216	$460	9.1	-2.8
Venango	$22,931,619	$421	8.8	-3.1
Warren	$18,216,220	$447	7.9	-2.7
Washington	$102,271,157	$495	7.7	-2.4
Wayne	$12,778,912	$246	7.5	-2.3
Westmoreland	$187,528,652	$519	7.9	-2.6
Wyoming	$8,961,732	$323	8.5	-2.4
York	$138,560,038	$326	8.2	-3.5