Funding / Treasury

State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF)

Direct statutory formula payments from Treasury. Treasury pays each eligible state, territory, and large local government (counties and metropolitan cities) directly by formula, generally in two tranches one year apart. Non-entitlement units of local government (smaller municipalities) receive their formula share as a distribution passed through their state, which Treasury funds and the state remits. There is no application contest: this is not a competitive grant. Assistance Listing 21.027.

  • $350.0Bauthorized, Funds appropriated by ARPA (enacted March 11, 2021); recipients had to obligate by December 31, 2024 and expend by December 31, 2026 (period of performance), with final closeout reporting due April 30, 2027.
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Sources behind this dossier
  • Authorizing statute
  • Agency allocation table
  • 20 primary documents, sealed

Authority

State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) is authorized by American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, sec. 9901, amending Title VI of the Social Security Act (adding secs. 602 and 603), ARPA sec. 9901 (SSA secs. 602 and 603), administered by Treasury, as a formula program. Statute.

Statutory formula, not competitive. For the 195.3 billion state and DC pool: ARPA requires 25.5 billion to be allocated equally among the 50 states and DC (500 million each), plus an additional 754.9 million paid to the District of Columbia (equal to the difference between what DC would have received from the CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund had it been treated as a state). The remaining approximately 169 billion is allocated in proportion to each state and DC share of the average estimated number of seasonally adjusted unemployed individuals (BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics) over the 3-month period ending December 2020. A small adjustment ensures no state or DC receives less than it did from the CRF inclusive of amounts allocated to its counties, metro cities, and NEUs. Territory pool of 4.5 billion: 2.25 billion split equally (450 million each) and 2.25 billion by population. No matching funds are required.

Allocations by jurisdiction

56 jurisdictions, from the published allocation table.

JurisdictionAmountNote
Alabama$2.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; even-distribution component 500,000,000
Alaska$1.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Arizona$4.2BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 4,182,827,491.60
Arkansas$1.6BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,573,121,580.80
California$27.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 27,017,016,860.10
Colorado$3.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 3,828,761,789.90
Connecticut$2.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,812,288,081.60
Delaware$924.6MState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
District of Columbia$1.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,802,441,116.20; includes 754,861,936.40 CRF top-up
Florida$8.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 8,816,581,838.70
Georgia$4.9BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 4,853,535,459.70
Hawaii$1.6BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,641,602,609.60
Idaho$1.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,094,018,353.40
Illinois$8.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 8,127,679,948.70
Indiana$3.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 3,071,830,673.20
Iowa$1.5BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Kansas$1.6BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,583,680,553.30
Kentucky$2.2BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,183,237,290.90
Louisiana$3.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 3,011,136,886.60
Maine$997.5MState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 997,495,130.10
Maryland$3.7BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 3,717,212,336.40
Massachusetts$5.3BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 5,286,067,526.40
Michigan$6.5BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 6,540,417,626.70
Minnesota$2.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,833,294,345.30
Mississippi$1.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,806,373,345.90
Missouri$2.7BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,685,296,130.80
Montana$906.4MState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Nebraska$1.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,040,157,440.40
Nevada$2.7BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,738,837,228.70
New Hampshire$994.6MState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 994,555,877.60
New Jersey$6.2BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 6,244,537,955.50
New Mexico$1.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
New York$12.7BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
North Carolina$5.4BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 5,439,309,692.20
North Dakota$1.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Ohio$5.4BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Oklahoma$1.9BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,870,417,575.70
Oregon$2.6BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,648,024,988.20
Pennsylvania$7.3BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 7,291,328,098.40
Rhode Island$1.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,131,061,056.70
South Carolina$2.5BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,499,067,328.50
South Dakota$974.5MState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Tennessee$3.7BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Texas$15.8BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Utah$1.4BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 1,377,866,887.60
Vermont$1.0BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Virginia$4.3BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 4,293,727,162.20
Washington$4.4BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 4,427,709,355.90
West Virginia$1.4BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
Wisconsin$2.5BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total; exact value 2,533,160,626.50
Wyoming$1.1BState Fiscal Recovery Fund total
American Samoa$479.1MTerritory total; 450,000,000 even distribution plus 29,135,254 population-based
Guam$553.6MTerritory total; 450,000,000 even distribution plus 103,582,247 population-based
Northern Mariana Islands$481.9MTerritory total; 450,000,000 even distribution plus 31,876,521 population-based
Puerto Rico$2.5BTerritory total; 450,000,000 even distribution plus 2,020,061,908 population-based
U.S. Virgin Islands$515.3MTerritory total; 450,000,000 even distribution plus 65,344,070 population-based

Source documents

20 primary documents, parsed and sealed by content hash.

Questions

How does State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) money reach recipients?
Direct statutory formula payments from Treasury. Treasury pays each eligible state, territory, and large local government (counties and metropolitan cities) directly by formula, generally in two tranches one year apart. Non-entitlement units of local government (smaller municipalities) receive their formula share as a distribution passed through their state, which Treasury funds and the state remits. There is no application contest: this is not a competitive grant. Assistance Listing 21.027.
How much federal funding does State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) represent?
As of 2026-06-06, $350.0B was obligated across 0 active awards to 0 recipients in 0 states and 0 counties. This is a sealed point-in-time figure from USAspending, the federal system of record.
What law authorizes State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF)?
State & Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) is authorized by American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, sec. 9901, amending Title VI of the Social Security Act (adding secs. 602 and 603), ARPA sec. 9901 (SSA secs. 602 and 603), administered by Treasury.

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