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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Employment and Training
Administration
Notice on Reallotment of Workforce
Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA)
Title I Formula Allotted Funds for
Dislocated Worker Activities for
Program Year (PY) 2020
Employment and Training
Administration (ETA), Labor.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
The Workforce Innovation
Opportunity Act (WIOA), requires the
Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to
conduct reallotment of certain WIOA
formula allotted funds based on ETA
9130 financial reports submitted by
states as of the end of the prior Program
Year (PY). This notice publishes the
Dislocated Worker PY 2020 funds for
recapture by state and the amount to be
reallotted to eligible states.
DATES: This notice is effective March 31,
2021.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
Kimberly Vitelli, Administrator, U.S.
Department of Labor, Office of
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Workforce Investment, Employment and
Training Administration, Room C–4510,
200 Constitution Avenue NW,
Washington, DC Telephone (202) 693–
3980 (this is not a toll-free number) or
fax (202) 693–3981.
In the
Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 Appropriations
Act, Congress appropriated WIOA PY
2020 funds in two portions: (1) Funds
available for obligation July 1, 2020 (i.e.,
PY 2020 ‘‘base’’ funds), and (2) funds
available for obligation October 1, 2020
(i.e., FY 2021 ‘‘advance’’ funds).
Together, these two portions make up
the complete PY 2020 WIOA funding.
Training and Employment Guidance
Letter (TEGL) No. 16–19 announced
WIOA allotments based on this
appropriation and TEGL No. 16–18
alerted states to the recapture and
reallotment of funds’ provisions based
on obligations of PY 2019 funding, as
required under WIOA Section 132(c).
This section and 127(c) of WIOA
requires the Secretary to conduct
reallotment of excess unobligated WIOA
Adult, Youth, and Dislocated Worker
formula funds based on ETA 9130
financial reports submitted by states at
the end of the prior program year (i.e.,
PY 2019).
WIOA regulations at 20 CFR 683.135
describe the procedures the Secretary
uses for recapture and reallotment of
funds. ETA will not recapture any PY
2020 funds for the Adult and Youth
programs because there is no state
where PY 2019 unobligated funds
exceeds the statutory requirements of 20
percent of state allotted funds. However,
for the Dislocated Worker program,
Kentucky, Nevada, Puerto Rico, and
West Virginia had unobligated PY 2019
funds in excess of 20 percent of their
allotments. Therefore, ETA will
recapture a total of $4,993,277 from PY
2020 funding from Kentucky, Nevada,
Puerto Rico, and West Virginia, and
reallot those funds to the remaining
eligible states, as required by WIOA
Section 132(c).
ETA will issue a Notice of Award to
the states to reflect the recapture and
reallotment of these funds. The
adjustment of funds will be made to the
FY 2021 advance portion of the PY 2020
allotments, which ETA issued in
October 2020. The attached tables
display the net changes to PY 2020
formula allotments.
WIOA and its implementing
regulations do not provide specific
requirements by which states must
distribute realloted funds, so states have
flexibility to determine the methodology
used. For any state subject to recapture
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of funds, WIOA Section 132(c)(5)
requires the Governor to prescribe
equitable procedures for reacquiring
funds from the state and local areas.
As mentioned, the recapture/
reallotment adjustments will be made to
the FY 2021 advance portion of the PY
2020 allotment. Therefore, for reporting
purposes, states must reflect the
recapture/reallotment amount (decrease
or increase) in the ‘‘Total Federal Funds
Authorized’’ line of any affected FY
2021 ETA 9130 financial reports (State
Dislocated Worker Activities, Statewide
Rapid Response, Local Dislocated
Worker Activities) in a manner
consistent with the method of
distribution of these amounts to state
and local areas used by the state. The
state must include an explanation of the
adjustment in the remarks section of the
adjusted reports.
I. Attachment A
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIOA DISLOCATED WORKER ACTIVITIES
PY 2020 REALLOTMENT TO STATES
Calculating reallotment amount *
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Excess unobligated
PY 2019 funds to be
recaptured from PY
2020 funds
Eligible states’ PY
2019 1 dislocated
worker allotments
Impact on PY 2020 allotments
Reallotment amount
for eligible states
(based on eligible
states’ share of PY
2019 allotments)
Total original PY
2020 allotments
before reallotment
Recapture/
reallotment
adjustment to PY
2020 allotments
Revised total PY
2020 allotments
Alabama ..........................
Alaska .............................
Arizona ** ........................
Arkansas .........................
California .........................
Colorado .........................
Connecticut .....................
Delaware .........................
District of Columbia ........
Florida .............................
Georgia ...........................
Hawaii .............................
Idaho ...............................
Illinois ..............................
Indiana ............................
Iowa ................................
Kansas ............................
Kentucky .........................
Louisiana .........................
Maine ..............................
Maryland .........................
Massachusetts ................
Michigan ..........................
Minnesota .......................
Mississippi .......................
Missouri ...........................
Montana ..........................
Nebraska .........................
Nevada ............................
New Hampshire ..............
New Jersey .....................
New Mexico ** .................
New York ........................
North Carolina .................
North Dakota ...................
Ohio ................................
Oklahoma ........................
Oregon ............................
Pennsylvania ...................
Puerto Rico .....................
Rhode Island ...................
South Carolina ................
South Dakota ..................
Tennessee ......................
Texas ..............................
Utah ** .............................
Vermont ..........................
Virginia ............................
Washington .....................
West Virginia ...................
Wisconsin ........................
Wyoming .........................
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,697,332
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
466,433
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
449,019
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,380,493
0
0
$18,361,881
6,412,959
30,330,562
6,238,880
148,077,038
10,076,913
14,209,646
2,410,156
8,460,348
52,296,583
38,622,811
1,609,621
1,963,150
59,630,195
13,705,344
4,129,889
4,634,063
0
21,278,087
2,607,188
15,311,178
15,818,320
28,980,249
8,647,015
12,860,111
13,772,288
1,590,642
2,412,598
0
1,781,465
31,256,773
17,835,113
50,974,953
29,197,023
827,923
38,733,523
7,602,403
11,287,889
51,213,615
0
3,976,659
14,948,152
1,181,022
18,224,532
61,217,636
4,331,085
868,574
13,864,434
26,722,692
0
11,469,731
1,090,070
$97,223
33,955
160,594
33,034
784,039
53,355
75,237
12,761
44,796
276,900
204,500
8,523
10,394
315,730
72,567
21,867
24,536
0
112,663
13,805
81,070
83,755
153,445
45,784
68,092
72,922
8,422
12,774
0
9,433
165,498
94,433
269,902
154,592
4,384
205,086
40,253
59,767
271,166
0
21,056
79,148
6,253
96,495
324,135
22,932
4,599
73,409
141,491
0
60,730
5,772
$17,387,399
8,421,655
39,830,842
6,061,513
142,073,567
9,986,612
13,611,948
2,343,949
11,110,338
50,853,493
36,871,224
1,618,611
1,962,590
56,663,539
13,347,305
4,077,392
4,595,051
16,051,059
20,371,329
2,562,857
15,019,525
15,428,753
28,103,101
8,623,882
16,877,853
13,271,254
1,589,906
2,430,569
13,341,178
1,776,875
29,962,189
18,082,636
50,005,712
28,414,511
827,550
37,181,539
7,437,134
11,019,838
48,858,998
76,202,126
3,806,076
14,268,943
1,190,973
17,478,205
59,820,885
4,261,672
843,187
13,694,749
26,957,248
12,852,260
11,212,132
1,069,268
$97,223
33,955
160,594
33,034
784,039
53,355
75,237
12,761
44,796
276,900
204,500
8,523
10,394
315,730
72,567
21,867
24,536
(2,697,332)
112,663
13,805
81,070
83,755
153,445
45,784
68,092
72,922
8,422
12,774
(466,433)
9,433
165,498
94,433
269,902
154,592
4,384
205,086
40,253
59,767
271,166
(449,019)
21,056
79,148
6,253
96,495
324,135
22,932
4,599
73,409
141,491
(1,380,493)
60,730
5,772
$17,484,622
8,455,610
39,991,436
6,094,547
142,857,606
10,039,967
13,687,185
2,356,710
11,155,134
51,130,393
37,075,724
1,627,134
1,972,984
56,979,269
13,419,872
4,099,259
4,619,587
13,353,727
20,483,992
2,576,662
15,100,595
15,512,508
28,256,546
8,669,666
16,945,945
13,344,176
1,598,328
2,443,343
12,874,745
1,786,308
30,127,687
18,177,069
50,275,614
28,569,103
831,934
37,386,625
7,477,387
11,079,605
49,130,164
75,753,107
3,827,132
14,348,091
1,197,226
17,574,700
60,145,020
4,284,604
847,786
13,768,158
27,098,739
11,471,767
11,272,862
1,075,040
State Total ...............
4,993,277
943,052,982
4,993,277
1,051,713,000
0
1,051,713,000
* Including prior year recapture/reallotment amounts.
** Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation.
1 PY 2019 allotment amounts are used to determine the reallotment amount eligible states receive of the recaptured amount.
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II. Attachment B
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIOA DISLOCATED WORKER ACTIVITIES
PY 2020 REVISED ALLOTMENTS WITH REALLOTMENT—PY/FY SPLIT
Original
Total allotment
Available 7/1/20
Recapture/
reallotment
Original
Recapture/
reallotment
Revised
Revised
Available 10/1/20
Original
Recapture/
reallotment
Revised
Alabama ............
Alaska ................
Arizona * ............
Arkansas ...........
California ...........
Colorado ............
Connecticut .......
Delaware ...........
District of Columbia ..................
Florida ...............
Georgia ..............
Hawaii ................
Idaho .................
Illinois ................
Indiana ...............
Iowa ...................
Kansas ..............
Kentucky ............
Louisiana ...........
Maine .................
Maryland ............
Massachusetts ..
Michigan ............
Minnesota ..........
Mississippi .........
Missouri .............
Montana ............
Nebraska ...........
Nevada ..............
New Hampshire
New Jersey .......
New Mexico * ....
New York ...........
North Carolina ...
North Dakota .....
Ohio ...................
Oklahoma ..........
Oregon ..............
Pennsylvania .....
Puerto Rico .......
Rhode Island .....
South Carolina ..
South Dakota ....
Tennessee .........
Texas .................
Utah * .................
Vermont .............
Virginia ..............
Washington .......
West Virginia .....
Wisconsin ..........
Wyoming ...........
$17,387,399
8,421,655
39,830,842
6,061,513
142,073,567
9,986,612
13,611,948
2,343,949
$97,223
33,955
160,594
33,034
784,039
53,355
75,237
12,761
$17,484,622
8,455,610
39,991,436
6,094,547
142,857,606
10,039,967
13,687,185
2,356,710
$3,175,108
1,537,876
7,273,498
1,106,891
25,944,012
1,823,652
2,485,674
428,028
....................
....................
....................
....................
....................
....................
....................
....................
$3,175,108
1,537,876
7,273,498
1,106,891
25,944,012
1,823,652
2,485,674
428,028
$14,212,291
6,883,779
32,557,344
4,954,622
116,129,555
8,162,960
11,126,274
1,915,921
$97,223
33,955
160,594
33,034
784,039
53,355
75,237
12,761
$14,309,514
6,917,734
32,717,938
4,987,656
116,913,594
8,216,315
11,201,511
1,928,682
11,110,338
50,853,493
36,871,224
1,618,611
1,962,590
56,663,539
13,347,305
4,077,392
4,595,051
16,051,059
20,371,329
2,562,857
15,019,525
15,428,753
28,103,101
8,623,882
16,877,853
13,271,254
1,589,906
2,430,569
13,341,178
1,776,875
29,962,189
18,082,636
50,005,712
28,414,511
827,550
37,181,539
7,437,134
11,019,838
48,858,998
76,202,126
3,806,076
14,268,943
1,190,973
17,478,205
59,820,885
4,261,672
843,187
13,694,749
26,957,248
12,852,260
11,212,132
1,069,268
44,796
276,900
204,500
8,523
10,394
315,730
72,567
21,867
24,536
(2,697,332)
112,663
13,805
81,070
83,755
153,445
45,784
68,092
72,922
8,422
12,774
(466,433)
9,433
165,498
94,433
269,902
154,592
4,384
205,086
40,253
59,767
271,166
(449,019)
21,056
79,148
6,253
96,495
324,135
22,932
4,599
73,409
141,491
(1,380,493)
60,730
5,772
11,155,134
51,130,393
37,075,724
1,627,134
1,972,984
56,979,269
13,419,872
4,099,259
4,619,587
13,353,727
20,483,992
2,576,662
15,100,595
15,512,508
28,256,546
8,669,666
16,945,945
13,344,176
1,598,328
2,443,343
12,874,745
1,786,308
30,127,687
18,177,069
50,275,614
28,569,103
831,934
37,386,625
7,477,387
11,079,605
49,130,164
75,753,107
3,827,132
14,348,091
1,197,226
17,574,700
60,145,020
4,284,604
847,786
13,768,158
27,098,739
11,471,767
11,272,862
1,075,040
2,028,856
9,286,341
6,733,043
295,574
358,388
10,347,312
2,437,347
744,571
839,101
2,931,079
3,720,002
468,003
2,742,711
2,817,440
5,131,899
1,574,805
3,082,060
2,423,460
290,332
443,845
2,436,229
324,475
5,471,387
3,302,065
9,131,528
5,188,766
151,119
6,789,710
1,358,093
2,012,329
8,922,127
13,915,248
695,026
2,605,647
217,483
3,191,690
10,923,874
778,223
153,974
2,500,794
4,922,655
2,346,947
2,047,444
195,259
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2,028,856
9,286,341
6,733,043
295,574
358,388
10,347,312
2,437,347
744,571
839,101
2,931,079
3,720,002
468,003
2,742,711
2,817,440
5,131,899
1,574,805
3,082,060
2,423,460
290,332
443,845
2,436,229
324,475
5,471,387
3,302,065
9,131,528
5,188,766
151,119
6,789,710
1,358,093
2,012,329
8,922,127
13,915,248
695,026
2,605,647
217,483
3,191,690
10,923,874
778,223
153,974
2,500,794
4,922,655
2,346,947
2,047,444
195,259
9,081,482
41,567,152
30,138,181
1,323,037
1,604,202
46,316,227
10,909,958
3,332,821
3,755,950
13,119,980
16,651,327
2,094,854
12,276,814
12,611,313
22,971,202
7,049,077
13,795,793
10,847,794
1,299,574
1,986,724
10,904,949
1,452,400
24,490,802
14,780,571
40,874,184
23,225,745
676,431
30,391,829
6,079,041
9,007,509
39,936,871
62,286,878
3,111,050
11,663,296
973,490
14,286,515
48,897,011
3,483,449
689,213
11,193,955
22,034,593
10,505,313
9,164,688
874,009
44,796
276,900
204,500
8,523
10,394
315,730
72,567
21,867
24,536
(2,697,332)
112,663
13,805
81,070
83,755
153,445
45,784
68,092
72,922
8,422
12,774
(466,433)
9,433
165,498
94,433
269,902
154,592
4,384
205,086
40,253
59,767
271,166
(449,019)
21,056
79,148
6,253
96,495
324,135
22,932
4,599
73,409
141,491
(1,380,493)
60,730
5,772
9,126,278
41,844,052
30,342,681
1,331,560
1,614,596
46,631,957
10,982,525
3,354,688
3,780,486
10,422,648
16,763,990
2,108,659
12,357,884
12,695,068
23,124,647
7,094,861
13,863,885
10,920,716
1,307,996
1,999,498
10,438,516
1,461,833
24,656,300
14,875,004
41,144,086
23,380,337
680,815
30,596,915
6,119,294
9,067,276
40,208,037
61,837,859
3,132,106
11,742,444
979,743
14,383,010
49,221,146
3,506,381
693,812
11,267,364
22,176,084
9,124,820
9,225,418
879,781
State Total ..
1,051,713,000
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1,051,713,000
192,053,000
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192,053,000
859,660,000
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859,660,000
* Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation
Suzan G. LeVine,
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Employment and Training, Labor.
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Employment and Training Administration
Notice on Reallotment of Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act
(WIOA) Title I Formula Allotted Funds for Dislocated Worker Activities
for Program Year (PY) 2020
AGENCY: Employment and Training Administration (ETA), Labor.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA), requires the
Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to conduct reallotment of certain WIOA
formula allotted funds based on ETA 9130 financial reports submitted by
states as of the end of the prior Program Year (PY). This notice
publishes the Dislocated Worker PY 2020 funds for recapture by state
and the amount to be reallotted to eligible states.
DATES: This notice is effective March 31, 2021.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Kimberly Vitelli, Administrator,
U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workforce Investment, Employment
and Training Administration, Room C-4510, 200 Constitution Avenue NW,
Washington, DC Telephone (202) 693-3980 (this is not a toll-free
number) or fax (202) 693-3981.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In the Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 Appropriations
Act, Congress appropriated WIOA PY 2020 funds in two portions: (1)
Funds available for obligation July 1, 2020 (i.e., PY 2020 ``base''
funds), and (2) funds available for obligation October 1, 2020 (i.e.,
FY 2021 ``advance'' funds). Together, these two portions make up the
complete PY 2020 WIOA funding. Training and Employment Guidance Letter
(TEGL) No. 16-19 announced WIOA allotments based on this appropriation
and TEGL No. 16-18 alerted states to the recapture and reallotment of
funds' provisions based on obligations of PY 2019 funding, as required
under WIOA Section 132(c). This section and 127(c) of WIOA requires the
Secretary to conduct reallotment of excess unobligated WIOA Adult,
Youth, and Dislocated Worker formula funds based on ETA 9130 financial
reports submitted by states at the end of the prior program year (i.e.,
PY 2019).
WIOA regulations at 20 CFR 683.135 describe the procedures the
Secretary uses for recapture and reallotment of funds. ETA will not
recapture any PY 2020 funds for the Adult and Youth programs because
there is no state where PY 2019 unobligated funds exceeds the statutory
requirements of 20 percent of state allotted funds. However, for the
Dislocated Worker program, Kentucky, Nevada, Puerto Rico, and West
Virginia had unobligated PY 2019 funds in excess of 20 percent of their
allotments. Therefore, ETA will recapture a total of $4,993,277 from PY
2020 funding from Kentucky, Nevada, Puerto Rico, and West Virginia, and
reallot those funds to the remaining eligible states, as required by
WIOA Section 132(c).
ETA will issue a Notice of Award to the states to reflect the
recapture and reallotment of these funds. The adjustment of funds will
be made to the FY 2021 advance portion of the PY 2020 allotments, which
ETA issued in October 2020. The attached tables display the net changes
to PY 2020 formula allotments.
WIOA and its implementing regulations do not provide specific
requirements by which states must distribute realloted funds, so states
have flexibility to determine the methodology used. For any state
subject to recapture
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of funds, WIOA Section 132(c)(5) requires the Governor to prescribe
equitable procedures for reacquiring funds from the state and local
areas.
As mentioned, the recapture/reallotment adjustments will be made to
the FY 2021 advance portion of the PY 2020 allotment. Therefore, for
reporting purposes, states must reflect the recapture/reallotment
amount (decrease or increase) in the ``Total Federal Funds Authorized''
line of any affected FY 2021 ETA 9130 financial reports (State
Dislocated Worker Activities, Statewide Rapid Response, Local
Dislocated Worker Activities) in a manner consistent with the method of
distribution of these amounts to state and local areas used by the
state. The state must include an explanation of the adjustment in the
remarks section of the adjusted reports.
I. Attachment A
U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Dislocated Worker Activities
PY 2020 Reallotment to States
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Calculating reallotment amount * Impact on PY 2020 allotments
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Reallotment
Excess Eligible states' amount for Total original
unobligated PY PY 2019 1 eligible states PY 2020 Recapture/
2019 funds to be dislocated (based on allotments reallotment Revised total PY
recaptured from worker eligible states' before adjustment to PY 2020 allotments
PY 2020 funds allotments share of PY 2019 reallotment 2020 allotments
allotments)
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Alabama..................................... $0 $18,361,881 $97,223 $17,387,399 $97,223 $17,484,622
Alaska...................................... 0 6,412,959 33,955 8,421,655 33,955 8,455,610
Arizona **.................................. 0 30,330,562 160,594 39,830,842 160,594 39,991,436
Arkansas.................................... 0 6,238,880 33,034 6,061,513 33,034 6,094,547
California.................................. 0 148,077,038 784,039 142,073,567 784,039 142,857,606
Colorado.................................... 0 10,076,913 53,355 9,986,612 53,355 10,039,967
Connecticut................................. 0 14,209,646 75,237 13,611,948 75,237 13,687,185
Delaware.................................... 0 2,410,156 12,761 2,343,949 12,761 2,356,710
District of Columbia........................ 0 8,460,348 44,796 11,110,338 44,796 11,155,134
Florida..................................... 0 52,296,583 276,900 50,853,493 276,900 51,130,393
Georgia..................................... 0 38,622,811 204,500 36,871,224 204,500 37,075,724
Hawaii...................................... 0 1,609,621 8,523 1,618,611 8,523 1,627,134
Idaho....................................... 0 1,963,150 10,394 1,962,590 10,394 1,972,984
Illinois.................................... 0 59,630,195 315,730 56,663,539 315,730 56,979,269
Indiana..................................... 0 13,705,344 72,567 13,347,305 72,567 13,419,872
Iowa........................................ 0 4,129,889 21,867 4,077,392 21,867 4,099,259
Kansas...................................... 0 4,634,063 24,536 4,595,051 24,536 4,619,587
Kentucky.................................... 2,697,332 0 0 16,051,059 (2,697,332) 13,353,727
Louisiana................................... 0 21,278,087 112,663 20,371,329 112,663 20,483,992
Maine....................................... 0 2,607,188 13,805 2,562,857 13,805 2,576,662
Maryland.................................... 0 15,311,178 81,070 15,019,525 81,070 15,100,595
Massachusetts............................... 0 15,818,320 83,755 15,428,753 83,755 15,512,508
Michigan.................................... 0 28,980,249 153,445 28,103,101 153,445 28,256,546
Minnesota................................... 0 8,647,015 45,784 8,623,882 45,784 8,669,666
Mississippi................................. 0 12,860,111 68,092 16,877,853 68,092 16,945,945
Missouri.................................... 0 13,772,288 72,922 13,271,254 72,922 13,344,176
Montana..................................... 0 1,590,642 8,422 1,589,906 8,422 1,598,328
Nebraska.................................... 0 2,412,598 12,774 2,430,569 12,774 2,443,343
Nevada...................................... 466,433 0 0 13,341,178 (466,433) 12,874,745
New Hampshire............................... 0 1,781,465 9,433 1,776,875 9,433 1,786,308
New Jersey.................................. 0 31,256,773 165,498 29,962,189 165,498 30,127,687
New Mexico **............................... 0 17,835,113 94,433 18,082,636 94,433 18,177,069
New York.................................... 0 50,974,953 269,902 50,005,712 269,902 50,275,614
North Carolina.............................. 0 29,197,023 154,592 28,414,511 154,592 28,569,103
North Dakota................................ 0 827,923 4,384 827,550 4,384 831,934
Ohio........................................ 0 38,733,523 205,086 37,181,539 205,086 37,386,625
Oklahoma.................................... 0 7,602,403 40,253 7,437,134 40,253 7,477,387
Oregon...................................... 0 11,287,889 59,767 11,019,838 59,767 11,079,605
Pennsylvania................................ 0 51,213,615 271,166 48,858,998 271,166 49,130,164
Puerto Rico................................. 449,019 0 0 76,202,126 (449,019) 75,753,107
Rhode Island................................ 0 3,976,659 21,056 3,806,076 21,056 3,827,132
South Carolina.............................. 0 14,948,152 79,148 14,268,943 79,148 14,348,091
South Dakota................................ 0 1,181,022 6,253 1,190,973 6,253 1,197,226
Tennessee................................... 0 18,224,532 96,495 17,478,205 96,495 17,574,700
Texas....................................... 0 61,217,636 324,135 59,820,885 324,135 60,145,020
Utah **..................................... 0 4,331,085 22,932 4,261,672 22,932 4,284,604
Vermont..................................... 0 868,574 4,599 843,187 4,599 847,786
Virginia.................................... 0 13,864,434 73,409 13,694,749 73,409 13,768,158
Washington.................................. 0 26,722,692 141,491 26,957,248 141,491 27,098,739
West Virginia............................... 1,380,493 0 0 12,852,260 (1,380,493) 11,471,767
Wisconsin................................... 0 11,469,731 60,730 11,212,132 60,730 11,272,862
Wyoming..................................... 0 1,090,070 5,772 1,069,268 5,772 1,075,040
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State Total............................. 4,993,277 943,052,982 4,993,277 1,051,713,000 0 1,051,713,000
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* Including prior year recapture/reallotment amounts.
** Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation.
1 PY 2019 allotment amounts are used to determine the reallotment amount eligible states receive of the recaptured amount.
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II. Attachment B
U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Dislocated Worker Activities
PY 2020 Revised Allotments with Reallotment--PY/FY Split
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Total allotment Available 7/1/20 Available 10/1/20
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Recapture/ Recapture/ Recapture/
Original reallotment Revised Original reallotment Revised Original reallotment Revised
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Alabama.................................................. $17,387,399 $97,223 $17,484,622 $3,175,108 ........... $3,175,108 $14,212,291 $97,223 $14,309,514
Alaska................................................... 8,421,655 33,955 8,455,610 1,537,876 ........... 1,537,876 6,883,779 33,955 6,917,734
Arizona *................................................ 39,830,842 160,594 39,991,436 7,273,498 ........... 7,273,498 32,557,344 160,594 32,717,938
Arkansas................................................. 6,061,513 33,034 6,094,547 1,106,891 ........... 1,106,891 4,954,622 33,034 4,987,656
California............................................... 142,073,567 784,039 142,857,606 25,944,012 ........... 25,944,012 116,129,555 784,039 116,913,594
Colorado................................................. 9,986,612 53,355 10,039,967 1,823,652 ........... 1,823,652 8,162,960 53,355 8,216,315
Connecticut.............................................. 13,611,948 75,237 13,687,185 2,485,674 ........... 2,485,674 11,126,274 75,237 11,201,511
Delaware................................................. 2,343,949 12,761 2,356,710 428,028 ........... 428,028 1,915,921 12,761 1,928,682
District of Columbia..................................... 11,110,338 44,796 11,155,134 2,028,856 ........... 2,028,856 9,081,482 44,796 9,126,278
Florida.................................................. 50,853,493 276,900 51,130,393 9,286,341 ........... 9,286,341 41,567,152 276,900 41,844,052
Georgia.................................................. 36,871,224 204,500 37,075,724 6,733,043 ........... 6,733,043 30,138,181 204,500 30,342,681
Hawaii................................................... 1,618,611 8,523 1,627,134 295,574 ........... 295,574 1,323,037 8,523 1,331,560
Idaho.................................................... 1,962,590 10,394 1,972,984 358,388 ........... 358,388 1,604,202 10,394 1,614,596
Illinois................................................. 56,663,539 315,730 56,979,269 10,347,312 ........... 10,347,312 46,316,227 315,730 46,631,957
Indiana.................................................. 13,347,305 72,567 13,419,872 2,437,347 ........... 2,437,347 10,909,958 72,567 10,982,525
Iowa..................................................... 4,077,392 21,867 4,099,259 744,571 ........... 744,571 3,332,821 21,867 3,354,688
Kansas................................................... 4,595,051 24,536 4,619,587 839,101 ........... 839,101 3,755,950 24,536 3,780,486
Kentucky................................................. 16,051,059 (2,697,332) 13,353,727 2,931,079 ........... 2,931,079 13,119,980 (2,697,332) 10,422,648
Louisiana................................................ 20,371,329 112,663 20,483,992 3,720,002 ........... 3,720,002 16,651,327 112,663 16,763,990
Maine.................................................... 2,562,857 13,805 2,576,662 468,003 ........... 468,003 2,094,854 13,805 2,108,659
Maryland................................................. 15,019,525 81,070 15,100,595 2,742,711 ........... 2,742,711 12,276,814 81,070 12,357,884
Massachusetts............................................ 15,428,753 83,755 15,512,508 2,817,440 ........... 2,817,440 12,611,313 83,755 12,695,068
Michigan................................................. 28,103,101 153,445 28,256,546 5,131,899 ........... 5,131,899 22,971,202 153,445 23,124,647
Minnesota................................................ 8,623,882 45,784 8,669,666 1,574,805 ........... 1,574,805 7,049,077 45,784 7,094,861
Mississippi.............................................. 16,877,853 68,092 16,945,945 3,082,060 ........... 3,082,060 13,795,793 68,092 13,863,885
Missouri................................................. 13,271,254 72,922 13,344,176 2,423,460 ........... 2,423,460 10,847,794 72,922 10,920,716
Montana.................................................. 1,589,906 8,422 1,598,328 290,332 ........... 290,332 1,299,574 8,422 1,307,996
Nebraska................................................. 2,430,569 12,774 2,443,343 443,845 ........... 443,845 1,986,724 12,774 1,999,498
Nevada................................................... 13,341,178 (466,433) 12,874,745 2,436,229 ........... 2,436,229 10,904,949 (466,433) 10,438,516
New Hampshire............................................ 1,776,875 9,433 1,786,308 324,475 ........... 324,475 1,452,400 9,433 1,461,833
New Jersey............................................... 29,962,189 165,498 30,127,687 5,471,387 ........... 5,471,387 24,490,802 165,498 24,656,300
New Mexico *............................................. 18,082,636 94,433 18,177,069 3,302,065 ........... 3,302,065 14,780,571 94,433 14,875,004
New York................................................. 50,005,712 269,902 50,275,614 9,131,528 ........... 9,131,528 40,874,184 269,902 41,144,086
North Carolina........................................... 28,414,511 154,592 28,569,103 5,188,766 ........... 5,188,766 23,225,745 154,592 23,380,337
North Dakota............................................. 827,550 4,384 831,934 151,119 ........... 151,119 676,431 4,384 680,815
Ohio..................................................... 37,181,539 205,086 37,386,625 6,789,710 ........... 6,789,710 30,391,829 205,086 30,596,915
Oklahoma................................................. 7,437,134 40,253 7,477,387 1,358,093 ........... 1,358,093 6,079,041 40,253 6,119,294
Oregon................................................... 11,019,838 59,767 11,079,605 2,012,329 ........... 2,012,329 9,007,509 59,767 9,067,276
Pennsylvania............................................. 48,858,998 271,166 49,130,164 8,922,127 ........... 8,922,127 39,936,871 271,166 40,208,037
Puerto Rico.............................................. 76,202,126 (449,019) 75,753,107 13,915,248 ........... 13,915,248 62,286,878 (449,019) 61,837,859
Rhode Island............................................. 3,806,076 21,056 3,827,132 695,026 ........... 695,026 3,111,050 21,056 3,132,106
South Carolina........................................... 14,268,943 79,148 14,348,091 2,605,647 ........... 2,605,647 11,663,296 79,148 11,742,444
South Dakota............................................. 1,190,973 6,253 1,197,226 217,483 ........... 217,483 973,490 6,253 979,743
Tennessee................................................ 17,478,205 96,495 17,574,700 3,191,690 ........... 3,191,690 14,286,515 96,495 14,383,010
Texas.................................................... 59,820,885 324,135 60,145,020 10,923,874 ........... 10,923,874 48,897,011 324,135 49,221,146
Utah *................................................... 4,261,672 22,932 4,284,604 778,223 ........... 778,223 3,483,449 22,932 3,506,381
Vermont.................................................. 843,187 4,599 847,786 153,974 ........... 153,974 689,213 4,599 693,812
Virginia................................................. 13,694,749 73,409 13,768,158 2,500,794 ........... 2,500,794 11,193,955 73,409 11,267,364
Washington............................................... 26,957,248 141,491 27,098,739 4,922,655 ........... 4,922,655 22,034,593 141,491 22,176,084
West Virginia............................................ 12,852,260 (1,380,493) 11,471,767 2,346,947 ........... 2,346,947 10,505,313 (1,380,493) 9,124,820
Wisconsin................................................ 11,212,132 60,730 11,272,862 2,047,444 ........... 2,047,444 9,164,688 60,730 9,225,418
Wyoming.................................................. 1,069,268 5,772 1,075,040 195,259 ........... 195,259 874,009 5,772 879,781
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State Total.......................................... 1,051,713,000 ........... 1,051,713,000 192,053,000 ........... 192,053,000 859,660,000 ........... 859,660,000
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* Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation
Suzan G. LeVine,
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training,
Labor.
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