Summary of Federal Grant Funding to the State of California

2020

Fiscal Year 2018-2019 CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH

December 28, 2020

Contact Information

Amy Miller Federal Grant Administrator State Clearinghouse Office of Planning and Research 1400 Tenth Street Sacramento, CA 95814 [email protected] (916) 445-0614

1 December 28, 2020 Contents

Contact Information ...... 1 List of Tables ...... 4 Federal Agency Acronyms ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 OPR Federal Grant Resources ...... 6 Federal Grant Funding ...... 8 Health and Human Services (HHS) ...... 11 Department of Transportation (DOT) ...... 13 Department of Education (ED) ...... 15 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) ...... 16 Housing and Urban Development (HUD) ...... 18 Department of Labor (DOL) ...... 19 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ...... 20 National Science Foundation (NSF) ...... 20 Department of Defense (DOD) ...... 21 Department of Energy (DOE) ...... 22 Department of Justice (DOJ) ...... 23 Department of the Interior (DOI) ...... 23 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ...... 25 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) ...... 25 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ...... 25 Department of Commerce (DOC) ...... 26 Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) ...... 27 Agency for International Development (USAID) ...... 27 Executive Office of the President (EOP) ...... 27 Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) ...... 28 Small Business Administration (SBA) ...... 28 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) ...... 28 National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) ...... 28 Social Security Administration (SSA) ...... 29 Department of the Treasury (TREAS) ...... 29

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) ...... 29 National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) ...... 29 Department of State (DOS) ...... 29 Schools and Local Governments ...... 30 Schools ...... 30 School Districts ...... 30 County Offices of Education...... 31 Local Governments ...... 32 Counties ...... 32 Cities ...... 33 Special Districts ...... 33 State Government ...... 34 Federal Grant Expenditures ...... 34 Federal Grant Applications Submitted ...... 36 Training Sessions ...... 37 Appendix A: Federal Revenues to School Districts ...... 38 Appendix B: Federal Revenues to California Counties ...... 61 Appendix C: Federal Revenues to California Cities ...... 62 Appendix D: Federal Revenues to California Special Districts ...... 69 Appendix E: State of California Expenditures by Federal Program ...... 80 Appendix F: State of California Federal Expenditures by Department ...... 91 Appendix G: State Government Federal Grant Applications by Agency ...... 94 Appendix H: State Government Federal Grant Applications by Program Type ...... 97

List of Tables

Table 1: Federal Grant and Medical Assistance Program Funding Awarded to California ...... 8 Table 2: Federal Grant Funding by State ...... 8 Table 3: Federal Grant Funding Awarded to California by U.S. Agency...... 10 Table 4: HHS Funding Awarded to California ...... 11 Table 5: DOT Funding Awarded to California...... 13 Table 6: ED Funding Awarded to California ...... 15 Table 7: USDA Funding Awarded to California ...... 16 Table 8: HUD Funding Awarded to California ...... 18 Table 9: DOL Funding Awarded to California ...... 19 Table 10: DHS Funding Awarded to California ...... 20 Table 11: DOD Funding Awarded to California ...... 21 Table 12: DOE Funding Awarded to California ...... 22 Table 13: DOJ Funding Awarded to California ...... 23 Table 14: DOI Funding Awarded to California ...... 23 Table 15: VA Funding Awarded to California ...... 25 Table 16: DOC Funding Awarded to California ...... 26 Table 17: California School Districts General Fund Revenues ...... 31 Table 18: California School Districts General Fund Federal Revenues by Revenue Type ...... 31 Table 19: California County Offices of Education Revenues ...... 31 Table 20: California County Offices of Education Federal Revenues by Type ...... 32 Table 21: Federal Funds to Local Governments ...... 32 Table 22: Federal Funds to Counties by Program ...... 33 Table 23: Federal Funds to Cities by Program ...... 33 Table 24: Federal Funds to Special Districts by Program ...... 34 Table 25: Federal Expenditures by the State by Federal Agency Source ...... 34 Table 26: Federal Expenditures by the State, Top Ten Programs ...... 35 Table 27: Federal Expenditures by State Departments by Area of Government ...... 36 Table 28: Federal Grant Applications Submitted by the State of California (FFY19) ...... 36 Table 29: FY19 Federal Revenue Per Student by School District ...... 38 Table 30: Federal Revenues to California Counties ...... 61 Table 31: Federal Revenues to California Cities...... 62 Table 32: Federal Revenues to California Special Districts ...... 69 Table 33: State of California Expenditures by Federal Program ...... 80 Table 34: State of California Federal Expenditures by Department ...... 91 Table 35: Federal Grant Submissions by California State Government by Agency (FFY19) ...... 94 Table 36: Federal Grant Submissions by California State Government by CFDA (FFY19) ...... 97

Federal Agency Acronyms

Federal Agency Acronym CFDA Agency for International Development USAID 98.XXX Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC 87.XXX Corporation for National and Community Service CNCS 94.XXX Department of Agriculture USDA 10.XXX Department of Commerce DOC 11.XXX Department of Defense DOD 12.XXX Department of Education ED 84.XXX Department of Energy DOE 81.XXX Department of Health and Human Services HHS 93.XXX Department of Homeland Security DHS 97.XXX Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD 14.XXX Department of Justice DOJ 16.XXX Department of Labor DOL 17.XXX Department of State DOS 19.XXX Department of the Interior DOI 15.XXX Department of the Treasury TREAS 21.XXX Department of Transportation DOT 20.XXX Department of Veterans Affairs VA 64.XXX Election Assistance Commission EAC 90.XXX Environmental Protection Agency EPA 66.XXX Executive Office of the President EOP 95.XXX General Services Administration GSA 81.XXX Institute of Museum and Library Services IMLS 45.XXX Millennium Challenge Corporation MCC 85.XXX National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA 43.XXX National Archives and Records Administration NARA 89.XXX National Credit Union Administration NCUA 44.XXX National Endowment for the Arts NEA 45.XXX National Endowment for the Humanities NEH 45.XXX National Science Foundation NSF 47.XXX Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC 77.XXX Small Business Administration SBA 59.XXX Social Security Administration SSA 96.XXX

Introduction

Federal grants are one of the most significant ways that the United States government supports the health and welfare of people across the world. The largest use of federal grant funds is for the Medical Assistance Program for medical payments through Medicare and Medicaid, followed by transportation, education, housing assistance, agricultural support, food and nutrition, utilities, emergency management and disaster relief, the environmental, museums and libraries, arts and humanities, and children and family services. Federal grants also pay for medical research through the NIH, aeronautics research through NASA, energy research through the Department of Energy, law enforcement initiatives through the Department of Justice, diplomatic initiatives through the Department of State, foreign aid through the USAID, and many other efforts.

Federal grants are awarded by dozens of federal agencies and include block grants, formula grants, project grants (or competitive), and cooperative agreements (or pass-through). Other types of government funding like direct payments (like Social Security or housing vouchers), loans, insurance, or procurement contracts are not included in the definition of federal grants. All federal grants can be identified by their Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number, a five digit number for every federal assistance program of which the first two digits identity the federal agency issuing the award.

The federal government awarded $765 billion in grants1 in the Federal Fiscal Year 2019 (FFY19) worldwide, over $8 billion more than in FFY18. FFY19 covers the time period of October 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The CARES Act relief funding will be reflected in the subsequent report covering the FFY20 time period.

The vast majority of federal grants are awarded within the United States, but over $15 billion in federal grants were awarded to places outside the United States through the United States Agency for International Development and other federal agencies. California was awarded over $87 billion in federal grants in FFY19 though tens of thousands of individual awards to state and local governments, tribes, nonprofits, and many other types of grantees. The total amount of federal grant funding to California overall in FFY19 was about 14% less than the $101 billion in FFY18, primarily due to a drop in funding for the Medical Assistance Program. Excluding the Medical Assistance Program, California saw a 3% increase in federal grant funding between FFY18 and FFY19. California received an average of about $2,207 in federal grants per capita in FFY19, slightly less than the national average of $2,257.

OPR Federal Grant Resources

Assembly Bill 1348 (Irwin, Chapter 444, Statutes of 2016)2, authorized the State Clearinghouse, located within the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research (OPR), to establish a Federal Grant Administrator to serve as a primary point of contact for information on federal grants related to community, economic, and local development.

1 https://www.usaspending.gov. 2 Assembly Bill 1348 (Irwin, Chapter 444, Statutes of 2016). Available at: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=201520160AB1348.

This summary of federal grant funding identifies and analyzes performance metrics for the funding year as outlined in the statute:

“On or before January 1, 2018, and annually thereafter, the Federal Grant Administrator shall prepare a summary of federal grant funding to the state that includes, but is not limited to, all of the following performance metrics: (1) Number of federal grants awarded to the state during the three years prior to the establishment of the Federal Grant Administrator and during the report year. (2) Number of completed federal grant applications submitted by the state during the report year. (3) Total federal dollars received by the state through federal grants during the report year. (4) Total federal grant dollars expended by the state during the report year. (5) Total federal grant dollars received in the state by school districts and local governments during the report year. (6) Number of training sessions hosted by the Federal Grant Administrator and attendance at those events during the report year. (7) Other relevant information regarding federal grant activities within the state during the report year, as determined by the federal grant administrator.”3

The “report year” for this 2020 report is Federal Fiscal Year 2019 (FFY19), which represents the time period of October 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019. Some financial data in this report provided by State sources uses the State Fiscal Year 2019 (FY19) of July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. Sources for this report included a network of statewide agency partners, the California Department of Finance, the California State Controller’s Office, USAspending.gov, grants.gov, sam.gov, the US Census Bureau, the Federal Audit Clearinghouse, Federal Funds Information for States, federal grant-making agencies, and other sources of information to collect and analyze the data reflected in this report. Throughout this report, the terms grants, funds, funding, assistance, and awards may be used interchangeably. Revenues refers to funds received (or obligated), and expenditures refers to funds spent by the recipient. The State Clearinghouse serves as the state's Single Point of Contact for the review of federal assistance applications pursuant to Presidential Executive Order No. 12372. Notification of all federal assistance applications must be provided to the SCH pursuant to Assembly Bill No. 1348, which in turn publishes this information for review and comment by State and local elected officials. SAM Section 0912 requires that departments submit new federal funds through the SCH and then through Finance through a Standard Form 424 notification prior to applying for funds.

The OPR website contains a page for Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs where all applicants to federal grant programs shall provide notification prior to applying for funds.

Information on federal grant opportunities, grant management, and other resources is also provided on the OPR Federal Assistance webpage to assist organizations in obtaining and managing federal grants.

3 Assembly Bill 1348 (Irwin, Chapter 444, Statutes of 2016).

Federal Grant Funding

California received $87.2 billion in federal grant funding In FFY19. This number represents the amount of grant funding “obligated,” or awarded, by federal agencies to entities within the state in FFY19 and may differ somewhat from the total funding “outlays” paid out by the U.S. Treasury. Awardees include state government as well as schools and universities, tribes, cities, counties, special districts, nonprofits, businesses, and other entities. Funding totals are subject to change over time due to award amendments, and many grants support multi-year initiatives where funding awarded in one year is obligated over multiple years.

California’s grant funding awarded (obligated) in FFY19 was $14.5 billion less than the total of $101.7 billion in FFY18. This difference is attributable to the change in funding of the Medical Assistance Program (CFDA 93.778) that funds Medicare and Medicaid, which declined $15.8 billion between FFY18 and FFY19. Excluding Medical Assistance Program funding, the total amount of federal grants awarded to California increased by 3% between FFY18 and FFY19.

Table 1: Federal Grant and Medical Assistance Program Funding Awarded to California Funding Program FFY18 FFY19 Annual Change Annual % Change Total $101,683,001,158 $87,203,819,187 ($14,479,181,971) -14% Medical Assistance $59,562,165,120 $43,799,735,730 ($15,762,429,390) -26% Program (MAP) Total excluding MAP $42,120,836,038 $43,404,083,457 $1,283,247,419 3%

Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

California saw the greatest reduction in the total amount of federal grant funding than any other place in the United States in FFY19. The amount of grant funding per capita in California was $2,207, slightly less than the national average of $2,257. The following table lists the places of the United States in order of per capita federal grant funding, including the District of Columbia, territories, and associated states. Table 2: Federal Grant Funding by State Place FFY18 FFY19 Annual Change Per Capita Federated States of $109,217,610 $29,941,297 ($79,276,313) $287 Micronesia Marshall Islands $80,235,041 $81,583,526 $1,348,485 $1,388 Florida $31,358,374,340 $31,359,647,676 $1,273,336 $1,460 Utah $4,452,506,475 $4,793,119,828 $340,613,353 $1,495 Georgia $16,708,018,442 $16,649,812,567 ($58,205,875) $1,568 Kansas $4,500,199,002 $4,803,451,991 $303,252,989 $1,649 Nebraska $3,072,414,637 $3,212,097,212 $139,682,575 $1,661 Virginia $12,163,763,433 $14,615,640,140 $2,451,876,707 $1,712 Texas $51,982,465,863 $50,682,118,615 ($1,300,347,248) $1,748 South Carolina $8,876,942,234 $9,018,616,412 $141,674,178 $1,752

8 December 28, 2020 Nevada $5,256,065,972 $5,481,834,064 $225,768,092 $1,780 Idaho $3,090,648,208 $3,220,875,527 $130,227,319 $1,802 Illinois $24,899,051,220 $23,260,299,303 ($1,638,751,917) $1,836 North Carolina $19,069,888,649 $19,796,258,122 $726,369,473 $1,887 Wisconsin $10,452,506,936 $11,320,951,517 $868,444,581 $1,944 Colorado $10,191,245,561 $11,233,053,641 $1,041,808,080 $1,951 New Hampshire $2,538,486,719 $2,697,968,144 $159,481,425 $1,984 New Jersey $18,166,446,051 $17,780,299,891 ($386,146,160) $2,002 Oklahoma $7,489,399,136 $7,929,988,667 $440,589,531 $2,004 Tennessee $12,104,070,996 $13,709,979,774 $1,605,908,778 $2,008 Missouri $12,776,915,001 $12,608,376,243 ($168,538,758) $2,054 Iowa $6,347,196,282 $6,519,167,722 $171,971,440 $2,066 Alabama $9,145,556,303 $10,546,617,986 $1,401,061,683 $2,151 California $101,683,001,158 $87,203,819,185 ($14,479,181,973) $2,207 Hawaii $3,318,697,983 $3,162,514,259 ($156,183,724) $2,234 Washington $14,667,209,110 $17,247,825,340 $2,580,616,230 $2,265 Indiana $15,046,836,188 $15,375,886,978 $329,050,790 $2,284 South Dakota $1,856,291,247 $2,024,248,206 $167,956,959 $2,288 Arizona $16,177,850,499 $16,673,754,736 $495,904,237 $2,291 Minnesota $13,120,501,667 $13,085,320,450 ($35,181,217) $2,320 Ohio $25,939,542,398 $27,171,509,202 $1,231,966,804 $2,325 Michigan $20,909,257,238 $23,389,468,302 $2,480,211,064 $2,342 Guam $337,129,450 $406,191,257 $69,061,807 $2,428 North Dakota $2,058,486,535 $1,869,256,235 ($189,230,300) $2,453 Wyoming $1,395,924,345 $1,420,519,006 $24,594,661 $2,454 Maryland $14,194,278,148 $15,138,212,342 $943,934,194 $2,504 Mississippi $7,597,365,218 $7,700,743,397 $103,378,179 $2,587 Pennsylvania $31,643,847,974 $33,190,109,526 $1,546,261,552 $2,593 Connecticut $8,541,908,120 $9,518,261,281 $976,353,161 $2,670 Maine $3,424,327,888 $3,701,742,202 $277,414,314 $2,754 Arkansas $7,914,240,902 $8,331,511,826 $417,270,924 $2,761 Delaware $2,590,743,624 $2,698,020,961 $107,277,337 $2,771 Puerto Rico $12,231,455,351 $8,857,359,611 ($3,374,095,740) $2,773 Oregon $11,280,547,936 $11,849,902,408 $569,354,472 $2,810 Kentucky $11,711,866,947 $13,153,485,913 $1,441,618,966 $2,944 Louisiana $13,859,523,765 $13,847,605,159 ($11,918,606) $2,979 West Virginia $5,316,965,131 $5,545,965,889 $229,000,758 $3,095 Massachusetts $21,004,127,172 $21,594,132,844 $590,005,672 $3,133 Rhode Island $3,347,932,240 $3,353,752,334 $5,820,094 $3,166 Montana $3,312,257,418 $3,443,385,892 $131,128,474 $3,222 New Mexico $7,011,257,890 $7,231,387,769 $220,129,879 $3,449

Vermont $2,035,486,249 $2,171,255,308 $135,769,059 $3,480 New York $67,663,705,775 $71,123,683,796 $3,459,978,021 $3,656 American Samoa $207,751,050 $332,401,583 $124,650,533 $5,969 Alaska $4,383,611,943 $4,622,259,417 $238,647,474 $6,318 Northern Mariana $183,822,344 $388,390,551 $204,568,207 $6,788 Islands District of Columbia $7,966,524,371 $7,793,465,425 ($173,058,946) $11,043 U.S. Virgin Islands $1,802,134,087 $1,259,740,858 ($542,393,229) $12,046 U.S. Minor Outlying $3,201,674 $5,613,025 $2,411,351 $17,763 Islands Multi-State $1,605,357,544 $2,073,885,766 $468,528,222 US Total $742,176,582,690 $749,308,288,104 $7,131,705,414 $2,257 All Foreign $14,106,051,802 $15,255,074,845 $1,149,023,043 All Grants (U.S. and $756,279,050,886 $764,563,362,949 $8,284,312,063 Foreign) Sources: USASpending.gov (December 2020) and US Census Bureau 2019 National and State Population Estimates.

The over $87 billion in federal grant funds obligated to California in FFY19 were awarded by dozens of federal agencies. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded over $63 billion to California (including the $43 billion Medical Assistance Program), more than all other federal agencies combined.

Table 3: Federal Grant Funding Awarded to California by U.S. Agency Agency FFY18 FFY19 Annual Change Annual % Change HHS $77,357,954,580 $63,384,133,886 ($13,973,820,694) -18% DOT $6,943,423,529 $6,197,522,354 ($745,901,175) -11% ED $5,301,943,614 $5,441,650,077 $139,706,463 3% USDA $4,385,969,699 $4,723,339,634 $337,369,935 8% HUD $1,471,899,444 $1,554,151,643 $82,252,199 6% DOL $1,042,627,482 $1,034,621,886 ($8,005,596) -1% DHS $1,377,320,346 $940,671,185 ($436,649,161) -32% NSF $959,555,474 $913,030,561 ($46,524,913) -5% DOD $513,632,561 $630,934,095 $117,301,534 23% DOE $424,461,287 $507,349,622 $82,888,335 20% DOJ $639,748,060 $505,783,389 ($133,964,671) -21% DOI $280,795,722 $359,357,897 $78,562,175 28% EPA $342,854,156 $342,148,737 ($705,419) 0% NASA $169,407,708 $190,169,076 $20,761,368 12% VA $108,204,929 $146,899,491 $38,694,562 36% DOC $117,867,992 $141,411,729 $23,543,737 20% CNCS $55,073,565 $47,985,043 ($7,088,522) -13% USAID $56,337,068 $41,503,128 ($14,833,940) -26%

EOP $28,358,230 $34,146,781 $5,788,551 20% IMLS $23,878,505 $21,368,105 ($2,510,400) -11% SBA $19,738,211 $18,360,860 ($1,377,351) -7% NEH $9,210,566 $9,406,685 $196,119 2% NEA $9,113,087 $9,114,767 $1,680 0% SSA $2,241,994 $4,664,168 $2,422,174 108% TREAS $2,798,063 $2,778,098 ($19,965) -1% NRC $999,363 $766,619 ($232,744) -23% NARA $1,054,491 $474,671 ($579,820) -55% DOS $1,972,558 $75,000 ($1,897,558) -96% EAC $34,558,874 $0 ($34,558,874) -100% Total $101,683,001,158 $87,203,819,187 ($14,479,181,971) -14%

Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

The following pages highlight the federal grants awarded to California by each of the grantmaking federal agencies.

Health and Human Services (HHS) $63,384,133,886

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded nearly $64 billion in grant funding to California in FFY19 through 14 sub-agencies. Over $47 billion was awarded to the California Department of Health Care Services, which administers the Medical Assistance Program. HHS funding was also awarded to other state agencies, universities, research institutes, nonprofits, county and local governments and other entities for a wide breadth of health and human services programs. Table 4: HHS Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) $47,015,988,619 Administration for Children and Families (ACF) $9,574,198,028 National Institutes of Health (NIH) $4,370,443,111 Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) $1,165,264,355 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) $570,055,165 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) $319,908,903 Administration for Community Living (ACL) $201,052,130 Office of the Inspector General (OIG) $41,140,284 Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) $35,879,793 Office of Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH) $35,528,490 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) $20,839,446 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) $17,645,172

Indian Health Service (IHS) $16,540,794 Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) ($350,404) Total $63,384,133,886

Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) $47,015,988,619 The biggest single sub-agency award to California was through CMS, which primarily pays for medical expenses through Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program. Administration for Children and Families (ACF) $9,574,198,028 ACF funds Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Foster Care, Head Start, LIHEAP, and other support programs. National Institutes of Health (NIH) $4,370,443,111 NIH funded awards to universities, institutes, and other organizations for medical research. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) $1,165,264,355 HRSA funds healthcare training, scholarships, provider access, and other health care services. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) $570,055,165 SAMHSA funds substance abuse prevention and treatment as well as community mental health programs to universities, cities, counties, and other organizations received SAMHSA funding. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) $319,908,903 CDC awarded grants for disease prevention and public health efforts to universities, governmental entities, and other organizations. Administration for Community Living (ACL) $201,052,130 ACL funds initiatives for older adults, people with disabilities, and families and caregivers. Office of the Inspector General (OIG) $41,140,284 OIG awards investigate Medicare and Medicaid Fraud. Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) $35,879,793 ASPR awards fund biomedical emergency response efforts. Office of Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH) $35,528,490 OASH funds research on the prevention and management of chronic conditions.

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) $20,839,446 AHRQ awards fund research on healthcare safety, access, and affordability. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) $17,645,172 FDA grants fund research on pharmaceutical and food safety. Indian Health Service (IHS) $16,540,794 IHS funds tribes and organizations serving tribes for health services. Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) -$350,404 ONC reported a negative amount, which may be due to an administrative change to the award, a reduction or rescission of the award, or another reason.

Department of Transportation (DOT) $6,197,522,354

The Department of Transportation (DOT) awarded nearly $6.2 billion in grants to California in FFY19 through its nine sub-agencies. Over $3.8 billion was awarded to the California Department of Transportation by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) for Highway Planning and Construction. DOT funding was also awarded to city, county, and regional transportation and transit agencies as well as other state and local agencies, regional authorities and special districts, universities, tribes, and other entities across the state. In addition to highway planning and construction, funding was awarded for transit and rail, airport improvements, senior and disability improvements, safety programs, trails, pipeline safety, and other mobility and infrastructure programs. Table 5: DOT Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) $3,876,679,754 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) $2,820,351,843 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) $262,155,218 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) $96,352,294 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) $20,428,886 Immediate Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST) $16,919,338 Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) $14,729,784 Maritime Administration (MARAD) $555,429 Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) ($910,650,193) Total $6,197,522,354 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) $3,876,679,754 FHWA funds primarily highway planning and construction, with other funds awarded to research and development, training and education, and recreational trails. Federal Transit Administration (FTA) $2,820,351,843 FTA funds bus facilities, clean fuels, paratransit services, transit capital investments, transit vehicles, public transportation research, and other infrastructure investments. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) $262,155,218 FAA grants primarily fund airport improvements through awards to cities, counties, universities, and airport districts. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) $96,352,294 NHTSA funds state agencies for highway traffic safety programs. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) $20,428,886 FMCSA grants fund safety assistance for the commercial trucking industry. Immediate Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST) $16,919,338 OST funds programs for Small and Disadvantaged Businesses, Small Community Air Service, and University Transportation Centers. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) $14,729,784 PHMSA funds training and planning, research and development, technical assistance, and pipeline safety programs. Maritime Administration (MARAD) $555,429 MARAD funded one grant for small shipyard assistance. Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) -$910,650,193 FRA funded projects for intercity passenger rail, railroad safety, research and development, and other infrastructure investments, although the negative balance reflects adjustments made for high-speed rail corridors and intercity passenger rail service capital assistance grants.

Department of Education (ED) $5,441,650,077

The Department of Education (ED) awarded over $5.4 billion in grants to California in FFY19. Over $4.3 billion was awarded to the California Department of Education. ED funding was also awarded to other state agencies, nonprofit organizations, school districts, universities, and other entities. The largest ED grant program was the nearly $2 billion Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies. ED funding was also allocated to special education, rehabilitation services, instruction support, and other educational programming for youth and adults. ED awards federal grants through its offices, as detailed below. Table 6: ED Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) $2,987,162,765 Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) $1,753,333,473 Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) $297,961,036 Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE) $231,579,705 Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA) $150,048,618 Institute of Education Sciences (IES) $21,564,480 Total $5,441,650,077 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) $2,987,162,764 OESE funds programs for preschool, elementary, and secondary school students in areas including academic improvement, early learning, Indian education, innovations and improvement, migrant education, and other aid to students and schools. Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) $1,753,333,474 OSERS grants fund programs for children, youth and adults with disabilities through its two main program components: the Office of Special Education Programs and the Rehabilitation Services Administration. Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) $297,961,037 OPE’s grant programs fund colleges and universities through three divisions: Higher Education Programs, the Office of International and Foreign Language Education, and the Office of Policy, Planning and Innovation. Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE) $231,579,705 OCTAE grants fund programs through three divisions: Adult Education and Literacy, Career and Technical Education, and Community College.

Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA) $150,048,618 OELA grants programs for English Learners and immigrant students to attain English proficiency and achieve academic success. Institute of Education Sciences (IES) $21,564,480 IES funds research on issues in education, school readiness, and academic achievement.

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) $4,723,339,634

USDA awarded over $4.7 billion in grants to California in FFY19 through its thirteen subagencies. Most of USDA funding (over $4.5 billion) was awarded by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) subagency. The three largest USDA grant programs were the National School Lunch Program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program administrative expenses, and the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program. The largest recipients of USDA funding in California were the State’s Education, Social Services, Public Health, and Food and Agriculture Departments. Funding was also awarded to universities, cities and counties, nonprofits, tribes, businesses, and other entities. Table 7: USDA Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) $4,566,247,983 National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) $75,149,190 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) $45,972,929 Rural Utilities Service (RUS) $14,759,454 Forest Service (FS) $8,666,176 Rural Housing Service (RHS) $6,568,695 Rural Business Cooperative Service (RBS) $4,052,403 Agricultural Research Service (ARS) $811,475 Office of Advocacy and Outreach (OAO) $673,697 Farm Service Agency (FSA) $207,032 Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) $114,541 Food and Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) $66,060 Office of the Chief Economist (OCE) $50,000 Total $4,723,339,634 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) $4,566,247,983 FNS provides nutrition assistance programs including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Women, Infants, and Children (WIC); the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs; and other programs for youth, families, seniors, and Native Americans.

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) $75,149,190 NIFA funds agriculture-related sciences and technologies through research, education, and extension services. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) $45,972,929 APHIS works to protect U.S. agricultural health from pest and disease threats to animal and plant resources. Rural Utilities Service (RUS) $14,759,454 RUS provides water and waste treatment, electric power, telecommunications, and other infrastructure improvements to rural communities. Forest Service (FS) $8,666,176 FS manages the nation’s forest and grassland resources through grant programs in forestry management, urban and community forestry, watershed restoration, and other efforts. Rural Housing Service (RHS) $6,568,695 RHS funds programs to build or improve housing and essential community facilities in rural areas. Rural Business Cooperative Service (RBS) $4,052,403 RBS provides capital, training, education and entrepreneurial skills in rural communities. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) $811,475 ARS funds innovative scientific research to support agricultural discoveries. Office of Advocacy and Outreach (OAO) $673,697 The OAO provides outreach and assistance for socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers program, including veteran farmers and ranchers. Farm Service Agency (FSA) $207,032 FSA serves farmers, ranchers, and the agricultural community. All FSA grant funding to California in FFY19 was dedicated to the Grasslands Reserve Program. Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) $114,541 FAS works to increase export opportunities and global food security. Food and Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) $66,060 FSIS ensures the safety of meat, poultry, and processed egg products.

Office of the Chief Economist (OCE) $50,000 OCE provides economic and policy-related research and analysis on current and emerging issues impacting agriculture.

Housing and Urban Development (HUD) $1,554,151,643

HUD awarded over $1.5 billion in grants to California in FFY19, most of which was for Community Planning and Development. Table 8: HUD Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development (CPD) $1,233,157,647 Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing (PIH) $277,512,371 Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH) $18,747,878 Assistant Secretary for Housing - Federal Housing Commissioner (FHC) $16,711,957 Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) $8,021,790 Total $1,554,151,643 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development (CPD) $1,233,157,647 CPD community development programs involve housing access, healthy living environments, and economic opportunities. Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing (PIH) $277,512,371 PIH programs provide safe, decent, and affordable housing and economic self-sufficiency programs. Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH) $18,747,878 OLHCHH grant programs work to reduce lead-based paint hazards in the home. Assistant Secretary for Housing - Federal Housing Commissioner (FHC) $16,711,957 FHC of the Office of Housing provides grants for multifamily housing services, housing counseling, and other services. Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) $8,021,790 FHEO works to eliminate housing discrimination, promote economic opportunity, and achieve diverse, inclusive communities.

Department of Labor (DOL) $1,034,621,886

The Department of Labor awarded over $1 billion in grants to California in FFY19, most of which was dedicated to unemployment insurance programs. Table 9: DOL Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Employment and Training Administration (ETA) $962,342,313 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) $34,117,379 Veterans Employment and Training Services (VETS) $29,829,308 Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) $7,962,205 Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) $370,681 Total $1,034,621,886 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Employment and Training Administration (ETA) $962,342,313 ETA administers unemployment insurance and other programs for job training and worker dislocation programs. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) $34,117,379 OSHA works to ensure safe and healthful working conditions with grants for providing training, outreach, education and assistance. Veterans Employment and Training Services (VETS) $29,829,308 VETS provides grants that support jobs programs for veterans and homeless veterans reintegration programs. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) $7,962,205 BLS measures labor market activity, working conditions, price changes, and productivity in the U.S. economy. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) $370,681 MSHA awarded Mine Health and Safety Grants to the California Department of Industrial Relations.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) $940,671,185

The Department of Homeland Security awarded over $940 million in grant funding to California in FFY19, the majority of which was through FEMA. Table 10: DHS Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) $928,637,931 U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) $5,773,019 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) $4,559,741 Immediate Office of the Under Secretary for Management (USM) $1,700,494 Total $940,671,185 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) $928,637,931 FEMA grants to California funded Disaster Grants, Homeland Security Grants, Fire Mitigation Assistance, and other programs for hazard mitigation, emergency response, and security. U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) $5,773,019 U.S. Coast Guard grants to California were for Boating Safety Financial Assistance. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) $4,559,741 General DHS grants to California were for the BioWatch and other homeland security programs. Immediate Office of the Under Secretary for Management (USM) $1,700,494 USM funded Citizenship Education and Training grants.

National Science Foundation (NSF) $913,030,561

The National Science Foundation awarded over $913 million in grants to California in FFY19. NSF does not have subagencies, and these awards supported programs in mathematical and physical sciences, education and human resources, engineering, computer and information sciences, geosciences, biological sciences, and other fields of study. Grants were primarily awarded to institutions of higher education, with other awards made to science and technology enterprises.

Department of Defense (DOD) $630,934,095

The Department of Defense awarded over $625 million in grants to California in FFY19, which was divided among its military branches and other subagencies. Table 11: DOD Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Department of the Army (USA) $246,297,284 Department of the Navy (USN) $152,615,418 Department of the Air Force (USAF) $98,416,437 Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA) $81,067,376 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) $34,257,844 Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) $9,948,396 Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA) $6,250,000 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) $1,686,990 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) $394,350 Total $630,934,095 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Department of the Army (USA) $246,297,284

Army grant funds supported military medical research and development and other programs in scientific research, engineering, and technology development. Department of the Navy (USN) $152,615,418

Navy grants primarily funded basic and applied scientific research. Department of the Air Force (USAF) $98,416,437

Air Force grants were awarded for Air Force Defense Research Sciences, Research and Technology Development, and other research programs in science, technology, and engineering. Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA) $81,067,376 Most OEA grants funded Community Investment projects, with other funds for economic adjustment assistance programs. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) $34,257,844 DARPA grants supported research and technology development at universities and technology enterprises.

Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) $9,948,396 DTRA grants funded scientific research for combating weapons of mass destruction at universities and technology enterprises. Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA) $6,250,000 DODEA grants supported promoting K-12 student achievement at military-connected schools at seven school districts in California. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) $1,686,990 DLA grants funded procurement technical assistance for business firms. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) $394,350 USUHS provided grant funding for medical research projects.

Department of Energy (DOE) $507,349,622

The Department of Energy awarded over $507 million in grants to California in FFY19 to dozens of enterprises, universities, institutes, and state agencies. Table 12: DOE Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Department of Energy (DOE) $507,857,094 Assistance Secretary for Conservation and Renewable Energy (CRE) ($507,471) Total $507,349,623 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Department of Energy (DOE) $507,857,094 DOE grants primarily funded scientific research and development for fossil, renewable, nuclear, and advanced energy, along with other funding for weatherization assistance, security, waste remediation, and various other energy programs. Assistance Secretary for Conservation and Renewable Energy (CRE) -$507,471 CRE negative grant funding represents a de-obligation towards an award for renewable energy research and development.

Department of Justice (DOJ) 505,783,389

The Department of Justice awarded over $505 million to California state agencies, county and local governments, tribes, non-profits, institutes, businesses, and other entities. Table 13: DOJ Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Office of Justice Programs (OJP) $468,548,522 Offices, Boards, and Divisions (OBD) $37,234,867 Total $505,783,389 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Office of Justice Programs (OJP) $468,548,522 OJP grants primarily funded the Crime Victim Assistance program, with other awards made for justice assistance, victim compensation, services for trafficking victims, reentry, drug court, DNA backlog reduction, and many other justice programs. Offices, Boards, and Divisions (OBD) $37,234,867 Offices, Boards, and Divisions funded programs regarding violence against women, public safety partnerships, legal and technical assistance, among others.

Department of the Interior (DOI) $359,357,897

The Department of the Interior (DOI) awarded over $350 million in grant funding to California in FFY19 to state agencies, tribes, cities, water districts, universities and other entities through its ten subagencies. Table 14: DOI Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) $149,935,563 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) $69,449,458 National Park Service (NPS) $51,845,543 Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education $46,056,317 U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) $21,484,798 Departmental Offices $16,638,365 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) $2,891,853

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) $1,228,924 Insular Affairs (OIA) $86,450 Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) ($259,373) Total $359,357,898 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) $149,935,563 BOR grants funded water reclamation and management, river restoration, wildlife management and habitat preservation, research, and other projects. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) $69,449,458 USFS grant projects funded wildlife restoration, hunter education, wetlands conservation, endangered species recovery, ecosystem studies, and other efforts. National Park Service (NPS) $51,845,543 NPS grants funded Outdoor Recreation Acquisition, Development and Planning; Natural Resource Stewardship; Historic Preservation, and other conservation, outreach, and education programs. Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) and Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) $46,056,317 BIA/BIE provided grant funding for Tribal Self-Governance, forestry activities, highway planning and construction, and other activities. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) $21,484,798 USGS grants funded research and data collection, earthquake hazards program assistance, groundwater monitoring, and other research programs. Departmental Offices $16,638,365 Departmental Offices awarded grants for research and technology development as well as federal oil and gas royalty management to states, tribes, universities, institutes, businesses and other entities. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) $2,891,853 BLM grants funded youth conservation on public lands, wildlife resource management, forest and woodland fuels management, plant conservation and restoration, recreation and visitor services, and other environmental and cultural programs. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) $1,228,924 BOEM grants were awarded for environmental studies at universities. Insular Affairs (OIA) $86,450

Insular Affairs funded a California non-profit for economic, social, and political development of the territories. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) -$259,373 BSEE grant funding reflects a negative balance that represents a de-obligation towards an award for safety and environmental enforcement research and data collection for offshore energy and mineral activities.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) $342,148,737

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded over $340 million in grants to California in FFY19. The two largest grant programs were Capitalization Grants for the Clean Water and the Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. EPA grants also funded many other programs for air and water pollution control. The California Water Resources Control Board was awarded over $240 million in grants, with other funds awarded to air pollution control districts, other state agencies, counties, universities, and other entities.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) $190,169,076

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) issued grants for research and other programs in science, aeronautics, space technology, and other projects. NASA awarded grants to universities and other institutes, organizations, businesses, and other entities.

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) $146,899,491

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) awarded over $140 million in grants to California in FFY19 through its three subagencies. Table 15: VA Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 Under Secretary for Health/Veterans Health Administration (VHA) $141,943,380 Directory/National Cemetery Administration (NCA) $6,417,059 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ($1,460,948)

Total $146,899,491 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

Under Secretary for Health/Veterans Health Administration (VHA) $141,943,380 VHA grants funded VA supportive services, homeless services, nursing home and domiciliary care, adaptive sports, and other programs for veterans and their families. Directory/National Cemetery Administration (NCA) $6,417,059 NC grants were awarded to the California Department of Veterans Affairs for the Veterans Cemetery grants program. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) -$1,460,948 Other VA grants award reflect a negative amount that represents a de-obligation towards an award.

Department of Commerce (DOC) $141,411,729

The Department of Commerce (DOC) awarded over $140 million in grants in FFY19 through its subagencies to universities, enterprises, state agencies, tribes, counties, and cities in California. Table 16: DOC Funding Awarded to California Subagency FFY19 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) $70,569,303 Economic Development Administration (EDA) $45,652,312 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) $23,004,328 Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) $2,185,785 International Trade Administration (ITA) $0 Total $141,411,728 Source: USASpending.gov (December 2020)

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) $70,569,303 NOAA awarded over $70 million in grants for Cooperative Institutes, Pacific Coast Salmon recovery, Sea Grant support, and other oceanic, coastal, and climate programs and research. Economic Development Administration (EDA) $45,652,312 EDA grants primarily supported the Economic Adjustment Assistance program, with other funding for Public Works, Cluster Grants, and other economic technical assistance programs.

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) $23,004,328 NIST grants funded the Manufacturing Extension Partnership, as well as other research and programs for measurement and engineering, science, technology, and business. Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) $2,185,785 MBDA grants supported Minority Business Resource Development and Business Centers for Minorities, American Indian and Alaska Native. International Trade Administration (ITA) $0 ITA funding was $0 to California in FFY19.

Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) $47,985,043

The Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) awarded nearly $48 million to California in FFY19. These funds primarily supported the AmeriCorps program administered by the State of California Executive Office, as well as programs for Foster Grandparents, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), and other programs for civic engagement and volunteering.

Agency for International Development (USAID) $41,503,128

The Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded over $41 million to institutes, universities, non-profits, and other entities in California for foreign assistance for programs overseas as well as development partnerships with universities.

Executive Office of the President (EOP) $34,146,781

The Executive Office of the President (EOP) awarded over $34 million in grants to California in FFY19 under its Office of the National Drug Control Policy. Awards were made to cities, counties, non-profits, and other entities in the state for the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program.

Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) $21,368,105

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) awarded over $21 million in grants to California for programs and services for museums, libraries, and historic preservation to the California State Library as well as universities, non-profits, tribes, museums, libraries, and other entities in the state.

Small Business Administration (SBA) $18,360,860

The Small Business Administration (SBA) awarded over $18 million in grants in California to support Small Business Development Centers, along with microloans, state trade expansion, and other outreach and technical assistance. Grants were awarded to universities and higher education, state agencies, and other entities.

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) $9,406,685

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded over $9 million in grants to California state agencies, universities, nonprofits, and other entities. Funding was dedicated to promotion of the humanities research, preservation, digital, professional development, partnership and other programs.

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) $9,114,767

The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) awarded over $9 million in grants to California organizations and individuals for promotion of the arts and partnership programs. Grants were awarded to state agencies, nonprofits, universities, and other entities.

Social Security Administration (SSA) $4,664,168

Grants from the Social Security Administration (SSA) supported social security work incentives assistance to disabled beneficiaries and planning and assistance programs with state and local agencies and organizations.

Department of the Treasury (TREAS) $2,778,098

The Department of the Treasury (TREAS) awarded grants through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), a subagency, to nonprofits, universities, and other entities for volunteer income tax assistance, low income taxpayer clinics and tax counseling for the elderly.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) $766,619

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) awarded grants for a Scholarship and Fellowship Program and research at universities and a research institute in California.

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) $474,671

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) awarded grants for the National Historical Publications and Records program to universities in California.

Department of State (DOS) $75,000

The Department of State awarded grant funding to a nonprofit for public democracy programs.

Schools and Local Governments

Schools Schools in California received nearly $5 billion in federal revenues in 2018-19 through awards to school districts ($4 billion) and county offices of education ($750 million). This funding was for the state fiscal year of 2019 (FY19), not the federal fiscal year.

Federal grants are primarily received from ED and USDA with other grant funding awarded from DOJ, DOL, NSF, EPA, HHS, and DHS. The full list of federal revenues by school district is listed in Appendix A. School Districts Funding to support California school districts from all sources (federal, state, and local) in FY19 was $73.7 billion. Funding from all sources including federal increased from the prior year (see graph below). These funds were allocated to each school district’s General Fund, which is the chief operating fund for a school district. State and Local sources provide the vast majority ($69.7 billion) of General Fund revenues. LCFF Sources come from the Local Control Funding Formula, which is funded through a combination of local property taxes and state funding from the State School Fund and Education Protection Account.

Federal funding provided over $4 billion to California School Districts in FY19, or six percent of the General Fund revenues. Most of the federal funding ($3.8 billion) was restricted funding, which is restricted by law or regulation and must be accounted for and tracked separately. Unrestricted funding may be used for general purpose.

30 December 28, 2020 Table 17: California School Districts General Fund Revenues Type of General Fund Revenue Unrestricted Restricted Total (FY19) LCFF Sources $56,133,075,102 $254,821,553 $56,387,896,655 Federal Revenue $238,040,264 $3,788,183,885 $4,026,224,148 Other State Revenue $2,175,906,576 $6,852,350,029 $9,028,256,604 Other Local Revenue $1,854,822,078 $2,428,975,390 $4,283,797,467 Total Revenues $60,401,844,019 $13,324,330,855 $73,726,174,875 Source California Department of Education, School Fiscal Services Division: SACS Unaudited Actual Data.

The $4 billion in federal funding provided to California school districts includes funding provided by the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, federal Special Education regulations, Child Nutrition programs, and other federal programs.

Table 18: California School Districts General Fund Federal Revenues by Revenue Type Type of Revenue Unrestricted Restricted Total (FY19) Maintenance and Operations (Public Law 81- $95,571,288 $2,179,588 $97,750,877 874) Special Education - Entitlement $0 $1,057,605,155 $1,057,605,155 Special Education - Discretionary Grants $0 $103,180,168 $103,180,168 Child Nutrition Programs $0 $2,893,556 $2,893,556 Donated Food Commodities $0 $92,229 $92,229 Forest Reserve Funds $9,110,515 $0 $9,110,515 Flood Control Funds $0 $0 $0 U.S. Wildlife Reserve Funds $95,266 $0 $95,266 FEMA $273,245 $2,185,957 $2,459,202 Interagency Contracts Between LEAs $781,948 $44,265,956 $45,047,903 Pass-Through Revenues from Federal Sources $0 $673,406 $673,406 All Other Federal Revenue $132,208,002 $2,575,107,870 $2,707,315,872 Total Federal Revenue $238,040,264 $3,788,183,885 $4,026,224,148 Source California Department of Education, School Fiscal Services Division: SACS Unaudited Actual Data.

County Offices of Education County Offices of Education in California were supported with over $4.5 billion in FY19, most of which came from State and Local sources. Funds were allocated to the County School Service Fund, which serves as the chief operating fund for the County Office similar to each School District’s General Fund. Federal revenues to County Offices of Education totaled over $750,000, most of which (over $600,000) were restricted revenues.

Table 19: California County Offices of Education Revenues Type of General Fund: Revenues Unrestricted Restricted Total (FY19) LCFF Sources $1,204,783,946 $311,914,203 $1,516,698,149 Federal Revenue $150,271,415 $608,632,391 $758,903,806 Other State Revenue $57,109,528 $813,309,110 $870,418,638 Other Local Revenue $530,366,239 $834,827,551 $1,365,193,790

Total $1,942,531,128 $2,568,683,255 $4,511,214,383 Source California Department of Education, School Fiscal Services Division: SACS Unaudited Actual Data.

Table 20: California County Offices of Education Federal Revenues by Type Type of General Fund: Revenues Unrestricted Restricted Total (FY19) Maintenance and Operations (Public Law 81-874) $418,314 $0 $418,314 Special Education - Entitlement $0 $59,212,805 $59,212,805 Special Education - Discretionary Grants $0 $35,316,933 $35,316,933 Child Nutrition Programs $0 $3,512,558 $3,512,558 Donated Food Commodities $0 $22,302 $22,302 Flood Control Funds $13,015 $0 $13,015 U.S. Wildlife Reserve Funds $6,189 $0 $6,189 FEMA $0 $0 $0 Interagency Contracts Between LEAs $23,960 $1,984,934 $2,008,893 Pass-Through Revenues from Federal Sources $99,615,699 $11,693,391 $111,309,090 All Other Federal Revenue $50,194,238 $496,889,469 $547,083,706 Total Federal Revenue $150,271,415 $608,632,391 $758,903,806 Source California Department of Education, School Fiscal Services Division: SACS Unaudited Actual Data.

Local Governments Federal funding to local governments (called “Intergovernmental Federal Revenues”) totaled over $15 billion in the state fiscal year FY19 through awards to counties, cities, and special districts. Table 21: Federal Funds to Local Governments Local Government Federal Revenue (FY19) Counties $11,736,307,697 Cities $2,256,576,117 Special Districts $1,280,080,256 Total $15,272,964,070

Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

Counties In FY19, counties in California received $11.74 billion in federal revenues, slightly greater than the $11.54 billion received in FY18 4. Over half of this funding was directed to Public Assistance administration and programs, with the remainder divided among dozens of line items as listed in the table below.

4 San Francisco is included in the list of cities, not counties.

Table 22: Federal Funds to Counties by Program Intergovernmental Federal Program Revenue (FY19) Public Assistance Administration General $4,050,344,654 Federal – Other $2,920,108,222 Public Assistance Programs General $1,767,881,118 Health Administration General $1,185,332,912 Public Assistance Administration Special Revenue $804,819,649 Public Assistance Programs Special Revenue $752,529,481 Health Administration Special Revenue $69,442,037 In-Lieu Taxes General $61,610,840 Aid for Disaster Special Revenue $51,479,893 Aid for Disaster General $25,531,610 Aid for Construction Special Revenue $20,691,059 Forest Reserve Revenue Special Revenue $12,720,978 Aid for Construction Debt Service $8,210,148 Aid for Construction Capital Projects $4,122,743 Forest Reserve Revenue General $788,773 Aid for Construction General $643,358 Aid for Disaster Capital Projects $25,776 In-Lieu Taxes Special Revenue $23,790 Public Assistance Programs Capital Projects $656 Total $11,736,307,697 Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

See Appendix B for the full list of federal revenue received by county. Cities Cities in California received a total of $2.26 billion in revenues from federal sources in FY19, slightly more than the $2.17 billion in FY18. These funds were designated to the following programs: Table 23: Federal Funds to Cities by Program Intergovernmental Federal Program Revenue (FY19) Other Federal Grants $1,585,122,413 Community Development Block Grant $307,536,235 Public Assistance Programs Intergovernmental – Federal $183,558,443 Public Assistance Administration Intergovernmental – Federal $81,463,218 Workforce Investment Act (WIA) $78,028,344 Road Projects $13,897,434 Senior Citizens Programs $6,970,030 Total $2,256,576,117 Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

See Appendix C for the full list of cities that received federal revenue in FY19 and the amount received. Special Districts Special districts in California received $1.28 billion in federal grant funding in FY19, slightly more than the $1.24 billion received in FY18. These special districts include organizations responsible for

33 transportation, human services, fire protection, air quality, lighting, cemeteries, and other services. The largest use of federal grant revenue to special districts was for transit, as shown in the table below.

Table 24: Federal Funds to Special Districts by Program Intergovernmental Federal Program Revenue (FY19) Transit Enterprise Fund $728,831,398 Governmental Funds $441,453,740 Water Enterprise Fund $39,060,222 Sewer Enterprise Fund $15,331,216 Hospital Enterprise Fund $14,337,823 Airport Enterprise Fund $14,202,190 Electric Enterprise Fund $14,063,096 Harbor and Port Enterprise Fund $6,663,408 Other Enterprise Fund $5,723,114 Solid Waste Enterprise Fund $414,049 Total $1,280,080,256 Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

The full list of federal grant funding directed to special districts is included in Appendix D.

State Government

Federal Grant Expenditures The vast majority of all federal funding awarded to California entities are received by California State government agencies and departments. The California Department of Finance, on behalf of the California State government, is responsible for collecting federal expenditure information each year from State departments and agencies that received federal dollars in accordance with the Single Audit Act of 1984 (as amended in 1996) and the OMB’s Uniform Guidance. This information is provided for the state fiscal year ending on June 30th, not the federal fiscal year, and so represent higher numbers than the overall funding to the state in the federal fiscal year.

The State government reported federal expenditures of $94.9 billion in FY19, over a billion more than the FY18 total of $93.7 billion in FY18. Of the total awarded to the State, $17,418,223,686 (18 percent) was passed through to subrecipients. The federal agency providing the largest source of funding was HHS at over $67.8 billion, over two-thirds of all federal expenditures by the State.

Table 25: Federal Expenditures by the State by Federal Agency Source Agency Expenditures (FY19) HHS $67,851,124,633 USDA $10,685,371,804 DOL $6,375,936,894 DOT $4,085,007,480 ED $3,985,932,409 DHS $542,180,016 DOJ $324,625,320

SSA $225,937,882 GSA $205,779,522 VA $187,599,117 DOI $127,019,817 DOD $115,993,008 HUD $66,633,239 EPA $35,461,653 CNCS $33,350,299 DOC $24,699,925 NEA $17,620,105 DOE $9,981,607 EAC $5,657,899 EEOC $2,739,202 EOP $2,558,321 SBA $188,515 TREAS $23,740 Total $94,911,422,407 Source: California Department of Finance, Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)

The largest single federal program expenditure is the HHS Medical Assistance Program (CFDA 93.778) that provides Medicare and Medicaid payments. This program totals $55.9 billion, or more than half of all federal expenditures by the State government. The table below lists the top ten federal programs in terms of expenditures in FY19, and Appendix E lists all State expenditures of federal funds by Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) program number.

Table 26: Federal Expenditures by the State, Top Ten Programs Agency CFDA Federal Program FY19 Expenditures HHS 93.778 Medical Assistance Program $55,930,322,817 USDA 10.551 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) $6,021,996,869 DOL 17.225 Unemployment Insurance $5,809,565,486 DOT 20.205 Highway Planning and Construction $3,834,212,218 HHS 93.767 Children's Health Insurance Program $3,113,903,965 HHS 93.558 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) State $3,096,051,874 Programs ED 84.010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies $1,931,457,693 HHS 93.658 Foster Care Title IV-E $1,533,904,168 USDA 10.555 National School Lunch Program (NSLP) $1,441,432,826 USDA 10.561 State Administrative Matching Grants for the Supplemental $977,532,224 Nutrition Assistance Program Source: California Department of Finance, Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)

There are over 60 State agencies and departments responsible for the estimated $94.9 billion in federal funds in FY19. The full list of State agencies and departments and their federal expenditures are listed in

Appendix F. These agencies and departments are organized into eleven areas of government, and these areas are listed in the table below with the total federal expenditures for each.

Table 27: Federal Expenditures by State Departments by Area of Government Area of Government FY19 Federal Expenditures Health and Human Services $75,720,178,226 Education $6,883,514,755 Labor and Workforce Development $6,369,752,221 Transportation $3,978,997,767 Legislative, Judicial, and Executive $960,782,494 General Government $461,429,912 Government Operations $219,894,615 Natural Resources $128,828,181 Business, Consumer Services, and Housing $68,609,324 Corrections and Rehabilitation $67,872,721 Environmental Protection $51,562,191 Total $94,911,422,407

Source: California Department of Finance, Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)

Federal Grant Applications Submitted State agencies and departments5 applied for over 670 federal grants in FFY19, 80% of which were successfully awarded based on data reported by each agency/department. This is far more than the 466 federal grant applications reported by these agencies in FFY18. The agency or department with the largest number of federal grant applications and awards in FFY19 was the Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) with a total of 246 applications and 125 awards, most of which were formula grants. Next was the Department of Fish and Wildlife with 111 applications and 107 awards, most of which were competitive grants. The full summary of applications and awards by agencies and department is listed in Appendices G and H.

Table 28: Federal Grant Applications Submitted by the State of California (FFY19) Block Block Formula Formula Project Project Cooperative Cooperative Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Agreement Agreement Applica- Awards Applica- Awards Applica- Awards Applications Awards tions tions tions 22 21 313 197 219 203 118 118

Source: Governor’s Office of Planning and Research

5 Not included are the applications and awards from the University of California, the California State University systems, and a small number of other agencies and departments that did not provide this information.

Training Sessions There were no training sessions provided during the FFY19 report year of October 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019. The current Federal Grants Administrator began at OPR in October 2019 and held a series of four training sessions which will be described in the FFY20 report.

Appendix A: Federal Revenues to School Districts

Table 29: FY19 Federal Revenue Per Student by School District District Name District Type FY19 Federal Revenue Per Student ($) Alameda Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 429 Albany City Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 294 Berkeley Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 389 Castro Valley Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 309 Dublin Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 152 Emery Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 403 Fremont Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 343 Hayward Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 991 Livermore Valley Joint Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 425 Mountain House Elementary (Alameda) Elementary School District 1419 New Haven Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 495 Newark Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 371 Oakland Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 1381 Piedmont City Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 251 Pleasanton Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 269 San Leandro Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 556 San Lorenzo Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 508 Sunol Glen Unified (Alameda) Unified School District 303 Alpine County Unified (Alpine) Unified School District 9546 Amador County Unified (Amador) Unified School District 301 Bangor Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 770 Biggs Unified (Butte) Unified School District 859 Chico Unified (Butte) Unified School District 711 Durham Unified (Butte) Unified School District 255 Feather Falls Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 6998 Golden Feather Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 3016 Gridley Unified (Butte) Unified School District 577 Manzanita Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 463 Oroville City Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 653 Oroville Union High (Butte) High School District 883 Palermo Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 622 Paradise Unified (Butte) Unified School District 587 Pioneer Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 1688 Thermalito Union Elementary (Butte) Elementary School District 1098 Bret Harte Union High (Calaveras) High School District 293 Calaveras Unified (Calaveras) Unified School District 461 Mark Twain Union Elementary (Calaveras) Elementary School District 305

Vallecito Union (Calaveras) Elementary School District 940 Colusa Unified (Colusa) Unified School District 312 Maxwell Unified (Colusa) Unified School District 485 Pierce Joint Unified (Colusa) Unified School District 292 Williams Unified (Colusa) Unified School District 1197 Acalanes Union High (Contra Costa) High School District 254 Antioch Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 661 Brentwood Union Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 290 Byron Union Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 311 Canyon Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 649 John Swett Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 543 Knightsen Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 404 Lafayette Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 232 Liberty Union High (Contra Costa) High School District 302 Martinez Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 349 Moraga Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 227 Mt. Diablo Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 588 Oakley Union Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 342 Orinda Union Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 203 Pittsburg Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 592 San Ramon Valley Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 209 Walnut Creek Elementary (Contra Costa) Elementary School District 280 West Contra Costa Unified (Contra Costa) Unified School District 717 Del Norte County Unified (Del Norte) Unified School District 1004 Black Oak Mine Unified (El Dorado) Unified School District 529 Buckeye Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 228 Camino Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 464 El Dorado Union High (El Dorado) High School District 322 Gold Oak Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 367 Gold Trail Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 191 Indian Diggings Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 933 Lake Tahoe Unified (El Dorado) Unified School District 591 Latrobe (El Dorado) Elementary School District 310 Mother Lode Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 431 Pioneer Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 371 Placerville Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 396 Pollock Pines Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 376 Rescue Union Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 224 Silver Fork Elementary (El Dorado) Elementary School District 1811 Alvina Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 640 Big Creek Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 5199 Burrel Union Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 798 Caruthers Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 688

Central Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 692 Clay Joint Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 418 Clovis Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 490 Coalinga-Huron Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 974 Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 972 Fowler Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 632 Fresno Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 1249 Golden Plains Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 1157 Kerman Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 815 Kings Canyon Joint Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 1006 Kingsburg Elementary Charter (Fresno) Elementary School District 690 Kingsburg Joint Union High (Fresno) High School District 765 Laton Joint Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 947 Mendota Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 1143 Monroe Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 1305 Orange Center (Fresno) Elementary School District 1238 Pacific Union Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 396 Parlier Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 1297 Pine Ridge Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 945 Raisin City Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 1332 Riverdale Joint Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 907 Sanger Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 763 Selma Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 935 Sierra Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 935 Washington Colony Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 828 Washington Unified (Fresno) Unified School District 602 West Park Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 856 Westside Elementary (Fresno) Elementary School District 1285 Capay Joint Union Elementary (Glenn) Elementary School District 495 Hamilton Unified (Glenn) Unified School District 454 Lake Elementary (Glenn) Elementary School District 459 Orland Joint Unified (Glenn) Unified School District 674 Plaza Elementary (Glenn) Elementary School District 311 Princeton Joint Unified (Glenn) Unified School District 605 Stony Creek Joint Unified (Glenn) Unified School District 7538 Willows Unified (Glenn) Unified School District 436 Arcata Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 1716 Big Lagoon Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 1027 Blue Lake Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 751 Bridgeville Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 2196 Cuddeback Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 628 Cutten Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 687 Eureka City Schools (Humboldt) Unified School District 1341

Ferndale Unified (Humboldt) Unified School District 811 Fieldbrook Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 501 Fortuna Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 709 Fortuna Union High (Humboldt) High School District 598 Freshwater Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 519 Garfield Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 589 Green Point Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 1102 Hydesville Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 455 Jacoby Creek Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 302 Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified (Humboldt) Unified School District 9089 Kneeland Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 1508 Loleta Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 7904 Maple Creek Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 6055 Mattole Unified (Humboldt) Unified School District 648 McKinleyville Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 851 Northern Humboldt Union High (Humboldt) High School District 844 Orick Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 2112 Pacific Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 888 Peninsula Union (Humboldt) Elementary School District 819 Rio Dell Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 658 Scotia Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 529 South Bay Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 1273 Southern Humboldt Joint Unified (Humboldt) Unified School District 705 Trinidad Union Elementary (Humboldt) Elementary School District 528 Brawley Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 1092 Brawley Union High (Imperial) High School District 816 Calexico Unified (Imperial) Unified School District 1067 Calipatria Unified (Imperial) Unified School District 1260 Central Union High (Imperial) High School District 717 El Centro Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 1064 Heber Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 709 Holtville Unified (Imperial) Unified School District 1054 Imperial Unified (Imperial) Unified School District 373 Magnolia Union Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 213 McCabe Union Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 254 Meadows Union Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 970 Mulberry Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 311 San Pasqual Valley Unified (Imperial) Unified School District 8424 Seeley Union Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 1130 Westmorland Union Elementary (Imperial) Elementary School District 1395 Big Pine Unified (Inyo) Unified School District 5642 Bishop Unified (Inyo) Unified School District 1263 Death Valley Unified (Inyo) Unified School District 4006

Lone Pine Unified (Inyo) Unified School District 1157 Owens Valley Unified (Inyo) Unified School District 1814 Round Valley Joint Elementary (Inyo) Elementary School District 956 Arvin Union (Kern) Elementary School District 1283 Bakersfield City (Kern) Elementary School District 1183 Beardsley Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 913 Belridge Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1855 Blake Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 2710 Buttonwillow Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1293 Caliente Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1907 Delano Joint Union High (Kern) High School District 1301 Delano Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1868 Di Giorgio Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1098 Edison Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 867 El Tejon Unified (Kern) Unified School District 849 Elk Hills Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 131 Fairfax Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 915 Fruitvale Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 416 General Shafter Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 944 Greenfield Union (Kern) Elementary School District 892 Kern High (Kern) High School District 968 Kernville Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 903 Lakeside Union (Kern) Elementary School District 417 Lamont Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1147 Linns Valley-Poso Flat Union (Kern) Elementary School District 5410 Lost Hills Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 3926 Maple Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 367 Maricopa Unified (Kern) Unified School District 874 McFarland Unified (Kern) Unified School District 1107 McKittrick Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 164 Midway Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 516 Mojave Unified (Kern) Unified School District 1057 Muroc Joint Unified (Kern) Unified School District 2352 Norris Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 201 Panama-Buena Vista Union (Kern) Elementary School District 610 Pond Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1169 Richland Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 957 Rio Bravo-Greeley Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 589 Rosedale Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 363 Semitropic Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 404 Sierra Sands Unified (Kern) Unified School District 1278 South Fork Union (Kern) Elementary School District 1014 Southern Kern Unified (Kern) Unified School District 669

Standard Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 742 Taft City (Kern) Elementary School District 741 Taft Union High (Kern) High School District 691 Tehachapi Unified (Kern) Unified School District 452 Vineland Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1173 Wasco Union Elementary (Kern) Elementary School District 1153 Wasco Union High (Kern) High School District 789 Armona Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 1628 Central Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 9411 Corcoran Joint Unified (Kings) Unified School District 683 Hanford Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 616 Hanford Joint Union High (Kings) High School District 497 Island Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 277 Kings River-Hardwick Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 182 Kit Carson Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 414 Lakeside Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 581 Lemoore Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 461 Lemoore Union High (Kings) High School District 815 Pioneer Union Elementary (Kings) Elementary School District 638 Reef-Sunset Unified (Kings) Unified School District 679 Kelseyville Unified (Lake) Unified School District 798 Konocti Unified (Lake) Unified School District 920 Lakeport Unified (Lake) Unified School District 794 Lucerne Elementary (Lake) Elementary School District 1049 Middletown Unified (Lake) Unified School District 512 Upper Lake Unified (Lake) Unified School District 1096 Big Valley Joint Unified (Lassen) Unified School District 958 Fort Sage Unified (Lassen) Unified School District 868 Janesville Union Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 434 Johnstonville Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 397 Lassen Union High (Lassen) High School District 346 Ravendale-Termo Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 2662 Richmond Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 163 Shaffer Union Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 543 Susanville Elementary (Lassen) Elementary School District 616 Westwood Unified (Lassen) Unified School District 962 ABC Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 684 Acton-Agua Dulce Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 738 Alhambra Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 775 Antelope Valley Union High (Los Angeles) High School District 851 Arcadia Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 366 Azusa Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 984 Baldwin Park Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 883

Bassett Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1068 Bellflower Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 719 Beverly Hills Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 473 Bonita Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 370 Burbank Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 411 Castaic Union (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 525 Centinela Valley Union High (Los Angeles) High School District 993 Charter Oak Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 580 Claremont Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 444 Compton Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1284 Covina-Valley Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 715 Culver City Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 344 Downey Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 630 Duarte Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 837 East Whittier City Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 452 Eastside Union Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 619 El Monte City (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1021 El Monte Union High (Los Angeles) High School District 772 El Rancho Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 871 El Segundo Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 397 Garvey Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1107 Glendale Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 615 Glendora Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 397 Gorman Joint (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1212 Hacienda la Puente Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 645 Hawthorne (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 693 Hermosa Beach City Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 201 Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Elementary (Los Elementary School District 1004 Angeles) Inglewood Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1400 Keppel Union Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 907 La Canada Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 224 Lancaster Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 797 Las Virgenes Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 320 Lawndale Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1027 Lennox (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1057 Little Lake City Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 409 Long Beach Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 738 Los Angeles Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1405 Los Nietos (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 760 Lowell Joint (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 423 Lynwood Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 891 Manhattan Beach Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 336 Monrovia Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 583

Montebello Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1230 Mountain View Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 217 Newhall (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 429 Norwalk-La Mirada Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 697 Palmdale Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 1114 Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 238 Paramount Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 790 Pasadena Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1300 Pomona Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 1286 Redondo Beach Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 347 Rosemead Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 895 Rowland Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 787 San Gabriel Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 708 San Marino Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 352 Santa Monica-Malibu Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 435 Saugus Union (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 387 South Pasadena Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 297 South Whittier Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 952 Sulphur Springs Union (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 662 Temple City Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 516 Torrance Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 449 Valle Lindo Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 415 Walnut Valley Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 288 West Covina Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 655 Westside Union Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 380 Whittier City Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 696 Whittier Union High (Los Angeles) High School District 771 William S. Hart Union High (Los Angeles) High School District 404 Wilsona Elementary (Los Angeles) Elementary School District 865 Wiseburn Unified (Los Angeles) Unified School District 427 Alview-Dairyland Union Elementary (Madera) Elementary School District 570 Bass Lake Joint Union Elementary (Madera) Elementary School District 351 Chawanakee Unified (Madera) Unified School District 571 Chowchilla Elementary (Madera) Elementary School District 664 Chowchilla Union High (Madera) High School District 616 Golden Valley Unified (Madera) Unified School District 240 Madera Unified (Madera) Unified School District 851 Raymond-Knowles Union Elementary (Madera) Elementary School District 1277 Yosemite Unified (Madera) Unified School District 721 Bolinas-Stinson Union (Marin) Elementary School District 4199 Dixie Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 247 Kentfield Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 200 Laguna Joint Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 2041

Lagunitas Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 415 Larkspur-Corte Madera (Marin) Elementary School District 213 Lincoln Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 4515 Mill Valley Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 251 Nicasio (Marin) Elementary School District 541 Novato Unified (Marin) Unified School District 486 Reed Union Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 210 Ross Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 205 Ross Valley Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 269 San Rafael City Elementary (Marin) Elementary School District 518 San Rafael City High (Marin) High School District 405 Sausalito Marin City (Marin) Elementary School District 3175 Shoreline Unified (Marin) Unified School District 4203 Tamalpais Union High (Marin) High School District 266 Mariposa County Unified (Mariposa) Unified School District 963 Anderson Valley Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 1061 Arena Union Elementary/Point Arena Joint Union Common Administration District 1508 High (Mendocino) Fort Bragg Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 914 Laytonville Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 1111 Leggett Valley Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 724 Manchester Union Elementary (Mendocino) Elementary School District 2312 Mendocino Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 409 Potter Valley Community Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 1062 Round Valley Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 6321 Ukiah Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 906 Willits Unified (Mendocino) Unified School District 830 Atwater Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 710 Ballico-Cressey Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 5551 Delhi Unified (Merced) Unified School District 724 Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified (Merced) Unified School District 764 El Nido Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 553 Gustine Unified (Merced) Unified School District 860 Hilmar Unified (Merced) Unified School District 436 Le Grand Union Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 962 Le Grand Union High (Merced) High School District 2163 Livingston Union (Merced) Elementary School District 576 Los Banos Unified (Merced) Unified School District 687 McSwain Union Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 336 Merced City Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 1003 Merced River Union Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 528 Merced Union High (Merced) High School District 1019 Plainsburg Union Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 525 Planada Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 803

Snelling-Merced Falls Union Elementary (Merced) Elementary School District 888 Weaver Union (Merced) Elementary School District 740 Winton (Merced) Elementary School District 645 Modoc Joint Unified (Modoc) Unified School District 976 Surprise Valley Joint Unified (Modoc) Unified School District 1605 Tulelake Basin Joint Unified (Modoc) Unified School District 925 Eastern Sierra Unified (Mono) Unified School District 2347 Mammoth Unified (Mono) Unified School District 527 Alisal Union (Monterey) Elementary School District 721 Big Sur Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 2470 Bradley Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 323 Carmel Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 257 Chualar Union (Monterey) Elementary School District 555 Gonzales Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 841 Graves Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 595 Greenfield Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 837 King City Union (Monterey) Elementary School District 814 Lagunita Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 370 Mission Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 275 Monterey Peninsula Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 853 North Monterey County Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 801 Pacific Grove Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 378 Salinas City Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 792 Salinas Union High (Monterey) High School District 724 San Antonio Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 2169 San Ardo Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 1636 San Lucas Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 1959 Santa Rita Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 405 Soledad Unified (Monterey) Unified School District 657 South Monterey County Joint Union High High School District 683 (Monterey) Spreckels Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 219 Washington Union Elementary (Monterey) Elementary School District 224 Calistoga Joint Unified (Napa) Unified School District 508 Howell Mountain Elementary (Napa) Elementary School District 413 Napa Valley Unified (Napa) Unified School District 575 Pope Valley Union Elementary (Napa) Elementary School District 473 Saint Helena Unified (Napa) Unified School District 398 Chicago Park Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 752 Clear Creek Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 494 Grass Valley Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 1431 Nevada City Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 440 Nevada Joint Union High (Nevada) High School District 595 Penn Valley Union Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 882

Pleasant Ridge Union Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 400 Twin Ridges Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 1667 Union Hill Elementary (Nevada) Elementary School District 325 Anaheim Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 902 Anaheim Union High (Orange) High School District 724 Brea-Olinda Unified (Orange) Unified School District 329 Buena Park Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 829 Capistrano Unified (Orange) Unified School District 406 Centralia Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 800 Cypress Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 399 Fountain Valley Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 302 Fullerton Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 523 Fullerton Joint Union High (Orange) High School District 537 Garden Grove Unified (Orange) Unified School District 776 Huntington Beach City Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 343 Huntington Beach Union High (Orange) High School District 487 Irvine Unified (Orange) Unified School District 352 La Habra City Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 880 Laguna Beach Unified (Orange) Unified School District 333 Los Alamitos Unified (Orange) Unified School District 590 Magnolia Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 746 Newport-Mesa Unified (Orange) Unified School District 601 Ocean View (Orange) Elementary School District 589 Orange Unified (Orange) Unified School District 531 Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified (Orange) Unified School District 451 Saddleback Valley Unified (Orange) Unified School District 458 Santa Ana Unified (Orange) Unified School District 989 Savanna Elementary (Orange) Elementary School District 682 Tustin Unified (Orange) Unified School District 352 Westminster (Orange) Elementary School District 683 Ackerman Charter (Placer) Elementary School District 221 Alta-Dutch Flat Union Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 1094 Auburn Union Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 613 Colfax Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 748 Dry Creek Joint Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 338 Eureka Union (Placer) Elementary School District 266 Foresthill Union Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 610 Loomis Union Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 220 Newcastle Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 996 Placer Hills Union Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 360 Placer Union High (Placer) High School District 309 Rocklin Unified (Placer) Unified School District 288 Roseville City Elementary (Placer) Elementary School District 388

Roseville Joint Union High (Placer) High School District 310 Tahoe-Truckee Unified (Placer) Unified School District 374 Western Placer Unified (Placer) Unified School District 375 Plumas Unified (Plumas) Unified School District 2024 Alvord Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 639 Banning Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 986 Beaumont Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 638 Coachella Valley Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 1240 Corona-Norco Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 455 Desert Center Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 3144 Desert Sands Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 775 Hemet Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 984 Jurupa Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 795 Lake Elsinore Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 684 Menifee Union Elementary (Riverside) Elementary School District 413 Moreno Valley Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 874 Murrieta Valley Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 406 Nuview Union (Riverside) Elementary School District 628 Palm Springs Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 1180 Palo Verde Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 1147 Perris Elementary (Riverside) Elementary School District 1277 Perris Union High (Riverside) High School District 914 Riverside Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 718 Romoland Elementary (Riverside) Elementary School District 775 San Jacinto Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 866 Temecula Valley Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 405 Val Verde Unified (Riverside) Unified School District 745 Arcohe Union Elementary (Sacramento) Elementary School District 744 Center Joint Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 727 Elk Grove Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 620 Elverta Joint Elementary (Sacramento) Elementary School District 475 Folsom-Cordova Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 461 Galt Joint Union Elementary (Sacramento) Elementary School District 726 Galt Joint Union High (Sacramento) High School District 465 Natomas Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 501 River Delta Joint Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 488 Robla Elementary (Sacramento) Elementary School District 867 Sacramento City Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 1253 San Juan Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 760 Twin Rivers Unified (Sacramento) Unified School District 1037 Aromas - San Juan Unified (San Benito) Unified School District 779 Bitterwater-Tully Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 613 Cienega Union Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 688

Hollister (San Benito) Elementary School District 607 Jefferson Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 2797 North County Joint Union Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 414 Panoche Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 1165 San Benito High (San Benito) High School District 675 Southside Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 1043 Tres Pinos Union Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 434 Willow Grove Union Elementary (San Benito) Elementary School District 1541 Adelanto Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 804 Alta Loma Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 258 Apple Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 827 Baker Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 832 Barstow Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 1052 Bear Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 556 Central Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 540 Chaffey Joint Union High (San Bernardino) High School District 596 Chino Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 453 Colton Joint Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 695 Cucamonga Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 659 Etiwanda Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 324 Fontana Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 776 Helendale Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 567 Hesperia Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 657 Lucerne Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 1123 Morongo Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 1004 Mountain View Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 1113 Mt. Baldy Joint Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 502 Needles Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 1861 Ontario-Montclair (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 946 Oro Grande (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 4690 Redlands Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 593 Rialto Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 736 Rim of the World Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 698 San Bernardino City Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 1218 Silver Valley Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 5204 Snowline Joint Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 488 Trona Joint Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 15085 Upland Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 697 Victor Elementary (San Bernardino) Elementary School District 771 Victor Valley Union High (San Bernardino) High School District 1265 Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified (San Bernardino) Unified School District 637 Alpine Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 491 Bonsall Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 767

Borrego Springs Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 729 Cajon Valley Union (San Diego) Elementary School District 965 Cardiff Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 182 Carlsbad Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 339 Chula Vista Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 726 Coronado Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 1139 Dehesa Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 2886 Del Mar Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 293 Encinitas Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 387 Escondido Union (San Diego) Elementary School District 833 Escondido Union High (San Diego) High School District 791 Fallbrook Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 2082 Fallbrook Union High (San Diego) High School District 1334 Grossmont Union High (San Diego) High School District 789 Jamul-Dulzura Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 647 Julian Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 2844 Julian Union High (San Diego) High School District 1089 La Mesa-Spring Valley (San Diego) Elementary School District 598 Lakeside Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 1125 Lemon Grove (San Diego) Elementary School District 678 Mountain Empire Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 1144 National Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 797 Oceanside Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 1152 Poway Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 280 Ramona City Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 474 Rancho Santa Fe Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 162 San Diego Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 1080 San Dieguito Union High (San Diego) High School District 293 San Marcos Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 479 San Pasqual Union Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 536 San Ysidro Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 663 Santee (San Diego) Elementary School District 426 Solana Beach Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 236 South Bay Union (San Diego) Elementary School District 838 Spencer Valley Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 9280 Sweetwater Union High (San Diego) High School District 758 Vallecitos Elementary (San Diego) Elementary School District 777 Valley Center-Pauma Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 1174 Vista Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 705 Warner Unified (San Diego) Unified School District 2118 San Francisco Unified (San Francisco) Unified School District 450 Banta Elementary (San Joaquin) Elementary School District 600 Escalon Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 493

Jefferson Elementary (San Joaquin) Elementary School District 458 Lammersville Joint Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 172 Lincoln Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 521 Linden Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 484 Lodi Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 773 Manteca Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 530 New Hope Elementary (San Joaquin) Elementary School District 948 New Jerusalem Elementary (San Joaquin) Elementary School District 16121 Oak View Union Elementary (San Joaquin) Elementary School District 386 Ripon Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 309 Stockton Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 1264 Tracy Joint Unified (San Joaquin) Unified School District 524 Atascadero Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 366 Cayucos Elementary (San Luis Obispo) Elementary School District 872 Coast Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 572 Lucia Mar Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 479 Paso Robles Joint Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 602 Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary (San Luis Elementary School District 1409 Obispo) San Luis Coastal Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 428 San Miguel Joint Union (San Luis Obispo) Elementary School District 647 Shandon Joint Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 630 Templeton Unified (San Luis Obispo) Unified School District 289 Bayshore Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 672 Belmont-Redwood Shores Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 241 Brisbane Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 337 Burlingame Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 289 Cabrillo Unified (San Mateo) Unified School District 459 Hillsborough City Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 205 Jefferson Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 225 Jefferson Union High (San Mateo) High School District 416 La Honda-Pescadero Unified (San Mateo) Unified School District 1363 Las Lomitas Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 222 Menlo Park City Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 236 Millbrae Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 312 Pacifica (San Mateo) Elementary School District 253 Portola Valley Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 192 Ravenswood City Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 1125 Redwood City Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 650 San Bruno Park Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 540 San Carlos Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 238 San Mateo Union High (San Mateo) High School District 346 San Mateo-Foster City (San Mateo) Elementary School District 347 Sequoia Union High (San Mateo) High School District 341

South San Francisco Unified (San Mateo) Unified School District 488 Woodside Elementary (San Mateo) Elementary School District 278 Ballard Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 314 Blochman Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 369 Buellton Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 995 Carpinteria Unified (Santa Barbara) Unified School District 582 Cold Spring Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 154 College Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 279 Cuyama Joint Unified (Santa Barbara) Unified School District 328 Goleta Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 417 Guadalupe Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 472 Hope Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 195 Lompoc Unified (Santa Barbara) Unified School District 777 Los Olivos Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 181 Montecito Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 211 Orcutt Union Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 446 Santa Barbara Unified (Santa Barbara) Unified School District 557 Santa Maria Joint Union High (Santa Barbara) High School District 632 Santa Maria-Bonita (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 887 Santa Ynez Valley Union High (Santa Barbara) High School District 88 Solvang Elementary (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District 409 Vista del Mar Union (Santa Barbara) Elementary School District (37) Alum Rock Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 754 Berryessa Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 409 Cambrian (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 306 Campbell Union (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 451 Campbell Union High (Santa Clara) High School District 366 Cupertino Union (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 242 East Side Union High (Santa Clara) High School District 542 Evergreen Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 372 Franklin-McKinley Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 694 Fremont Union High (Santa Clara) High School District 282 Gilroy Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 662 Lakeside Joint (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 435 Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 433 Los Altos Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 287 Los Gatos Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 224 Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High (Santa Clara) High School District 281 Luther Burbank (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 457 Milpitas Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 380 Moreland (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 385 Morgan Hill Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 510 Mount Pleasant Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 589

Mountain View Whisman (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 477 Mountain View-Los Altos Union High (Santa Clara) High School District 325 Oak Grove Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 443 Orchard Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 567 Palo Alto Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 342 San Jose Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 564 Santa Clara Unified (Santa Clara) Unified School District 444 Saratoga Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 245 Sunnyvale (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 417 Union Elementary (Santa Clara) Elementary School District 294 Bonny Doon Union Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 362 Happy Valley Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 274 Live Oak Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 637 Mountain Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 220 Pacific Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 416 Pajaro Valley Unified (Santa Cruz) Unified School District 1166 San Lorenzo Valley Unified (Santa Cruz) Unified School District 536 Santa Cruz City Elementary/High (Santa Cruz) Common Administration District 586 Scotts Valley Unified (Santa Cruz) Unified School District 301 Soquel Union Elementary (Santa Cruz) Elementary School District 394 Anderson Union High (Shasta) High School District 875 Bella Vista Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 591 Black Butte Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1210 Cascade Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1120 Castle Rock Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 885 Columbia Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 462 Cottonwood Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 623 Enterprise Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 664 Fall River Joint Unified (Shasta) Unified School District 641 French Gulch-Whiskeytown Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 3038 Gateway Unified (Shasta) Unified School District 1213 Grant Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 277 Happy Valley Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 738 Igo, Ono, Platina Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1668 Indian Springs Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1405 Junction Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 2542 Millville Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 487 Mountain Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1027 North Cow Creek Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 451 Oak Run Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 932 Pacheco Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 613 Redding Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 648 Shasta Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 1002

Shasta Union High (Shasta) High School District 623 Whitmore Union Elementary (Shasta) Elementary School District 2364 Sierra-Plumas Joint Unified (Sierra) Unified School District 1207 Big Springs Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 692 Bogus Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1829 Butte Valley Unified (Siskiyou) Unified School District 705 Butteville Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 703 Delphic Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 492 Dunsmuir Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1993 Dunsmuir Joint Union High (Siskiyou) High School District 1963 Forks of Salmon Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1299 Gazelle Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 818 Grenada Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 502 Happy Camp Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 2147 Hornbrook Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1563 Junction Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 585 Klamath River Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 3268 Little Shasta Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1320 McCloud Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1494 Montague Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1021 Mt. Shasta Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 874 Scott Valley Unified (Siskiyou) Unified School District 806 Seiad Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1507 Siskiyou Union High (Siskiyou) High School District 504 Weed Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 879 Willow Creek Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 3309 Yreka Union Elementary (Siskiyou) Elementary School District 1055 Yreka Union High (Siskiyou) High School District 904 Benicia Unified (Solano) Unified School District 275 Dixon Unified (Solano) Unified School District 695 Fairfield-Suisun Unified (Solano) Unified School District 476 Travis Unified (Solano) Unified School District 1108 Vacaville Unified (Solano) Unified School District 400 Vallejo City Unified (Solano) Unified School District 922 Alexander Valley Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 476 Bellevue Union (Sonoma) Elementary School District 769 Bennett Valley Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 289 Cinnabar Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 553 Cloverdale Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 446 Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 454 Dunham Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 419 Forestville Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 754 Fort Ross Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 1771

Geyserville Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 426 Gravenstein Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 189 Guerneville Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 772 Harmony Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 444 Healdsburg Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 605 Horicon Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 821 Kashia Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 17137 Kenwood (Sonoma) Elementary School District 215 Liberty Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 243 Mark West Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 411 Monte Rio Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 352 Montgomery Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 927 Oak Grove Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 121 Old Adobe Union (Sonoma) Elementary School District 402 Petaluma City Elementary/Joint Union High Common Administration District 386 (Sonoma) Piner-Olivet Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 696 Rincon Valley Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 380 Roseland (Sonoma) Elementary School District 980 Santa Rosa City Schools (Sonoma) Common Administration District 704 Sebastopol Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 707 Sonoma Valley Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 660 Twin Hills Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 393 Two Rock Union (Sonoma) Elementary School District 4754 Waugh Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 260 West Side Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 473 West Sonoma County Union High (Sonoma) High School District 423 Wilmar Union Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 531 Windsor Unified (Sonoma) Unified School District 798 Wright Elementary (Sonoma) Elementary School District 643 Ceres Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 633 Chatom Union (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 876 Denair Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 854 Empire Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 646 Gratton Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 381 Hart-Ransom Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 300 Hickman Community Charter (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 212 Hughson Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 615 Keyes Union (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 672 Knights Ferry Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 374 Modesto City Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District N/A Modesto City High (Stanislaus) High School District N/A Modesto City Schools (Stanislaus) Common Administration District 715 Newman-Crows Landing Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 664

Oakdale Joint Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 436 Paradise Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 426 Patterson Joint Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 771 Riverbank Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 1582 Roberts Ferry Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 454 Salida Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 450 Shiloh Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 463 Stanislaus Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 374 Sylvan Union Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 596 Turlock Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 607 Valley Home Joint Elementary (Stanislaus) Elementary School District 597 Waterford Unified (Stanislaus) Unified School District 791 Brittan Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 328 Browns Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 498 East Nicolaus Joint Union High (Sutter) High School District 365 Franklin Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 517 Live Oak Unified (Sutter) Unified School District 594 Marcum-Illinois Union Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 229 Meridian Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 5264 Nuestro Elementary (Sutter) Elementary School District 146 Pleasant Grove Joint Union (Sutter) Elementary School District 217 Sutter Union High (Sutter) High School District 297 Winship-Robbins (Sutter) Elementary School District 1266 Yuba City Unified (Sutter) Unified School District 660 Antelope Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 516 Corning Union Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 731 Corning Union High (Tehama) High School District 1031 Elkins Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 2488 Evergreen Union (Tehama) Elementary School District 561 Flournoy Union Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 538 Gerber Union Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 766 Kirkwood Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 674 Lassen View Union Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 453 Los Molinos Unified (Tehama) Unified School District 694 Red Bluff Joint Union High (Tehama) High School District 889 Red Bluff Union Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 834 Reeds Creek Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 474 Richfield Elementary (Tehama) Elementary School District 446 Burnt Ranch Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 1570 Coffee Creek Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 3008 Douglas City Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 1442 Junction City Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 1423 Lewiston Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 1537

Mountain Valley Unified (Trinity) Unified School District 1839 Southern Trinity Joint Unified (Trinity) Unified School District 1992 Trinity Alps Unified (Trinity) Unified School District 1527 Trinity Center Elementary (Trinity) Elementary School District 2677 Allensworth Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 407 Alpaugh Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 1016 Alta Vista Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 740 Buena Vista Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 220 Burton Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 491 Columbine Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 155 Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 1370 Dinuba Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 798 Ducor Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 519 Earlimart Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 1329 Exeter Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 724 Farmersville Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 1210 Hope Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 382 Hot Springs Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 2680 Kings River Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 858 Liberty Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 201 Lindsay Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 4622 Monson-Sultana Joint Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 865 Oak Valley Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 359 Outside Creek Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 478 Palo Verde Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 618 Pixley Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 1084 Pleasant View Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 995 Porterville Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 945 Richgrove Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 1366 Rockford Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 704 Saucelito Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 206 Sequoia Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 112 Springville Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 418 Stone Corral Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 750 Strathmore Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 942 Sundale Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 438 Sunnyside Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 855 Terra Bella Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 1416 Three Rivers Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 817 Tipton Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 504 Traver Joint Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 631 Tulare City (Tulare) Elementary School District 762 Tulare Joint Union High (Tulare) High School District 713

Visalia Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 816 Waukena Joint Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 655 Woodlake Unified (Tulare) Unified School District 949 Woodville Union Elementary (Tulare) Elementary School District 1550 Belleview Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 469 Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified (Tuolumne) Unified School District 520 Columbia Union (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 393 Curtis Creek Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 346 Jamestown Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 501 Sonora Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 639 Sonora Union High (Tuolumne) High School District 386 Soulsbyville Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 369 Summerville Elementary (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 1198 Summerville Union High (Tuolumne) High School District 391 Twain Harte (Tuolumne) Elementary School District 295 Briggs Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 550 Conejo Valley Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 333 Fillmore Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 851 Hueneme Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 651 Mesa Union Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 558 Moorpark Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 372 Mupu Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 281 Oak Park Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 244 Ocean View (Ventura) Elementary School District 605 Ojai Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 1485 Oxnard (Ventura) Elementary School District 578 Oxnard Union High (Ventura) High School District 508 Pleasant Valley (Ventura) Elementary School District 428 Rio Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 536 Santa Clara Elementary (Ventura) Elementary School District 490 Santa Paula Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 705 Simi Valley Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 408 Somis Union (Ventura) Elementary School District 521 Ventura Unified (Ventura) Unified School District 568 Davis Joint Unified (Yolo) Unified School District 386 Esparto Unified (Yolo) Unified School District 504 Washington Unified (Yolo) Unified School District 1357 Winters Joint Unified (Yolo) Unified School District 443 Woodland Joint Unified (Yolo) Unified School District 588 Camptonville Elementary (Yuba) Elementary School District 1226 Marysville Joint Unified (Yuba) Unified School District 818 Plumas Lake Elementary (Yuba) Elementary School District 329 Wheatland (Yuba) Elementary School District 2377

Wheatland Union High (Yuba) High School District 539

Source California Department of Education, School Fiscal Services Division: SACS Unaudited Actual Data.

Appendix B: Federal Revenues to California Counties

Table 30: Federal Revenues to California Counties County FY19 Federal % Yolo $55,197,234 0.47% Revenues Kings $51,185,839 0.44% Los Angeles $3,969,856,344 33.83% Mendocino $49,067,854 0.42% San Diego $909,210,813 7.75% Madera $40,062,098 0.34% San $652,335,899 5.56% Napa $33,892,490 0.29% Bernardino Nevada $32,574,637 0.28% Riverside $638,224,231 5.44% Sutter $29,454,740 0.25% Santa Clara $569,137,968 4.85% Yuba $28,410,076 0.24% Orange $548,161,902 4.67% Lake $27,901,149 0.24% Sacramento $503,613,000 4.29% Tuolumne $26,636,344 0.23% Alameda $442,527,824 3.77% Siskiyou $20,745,176 0.18% Fresno $372,680,000 3.18% Tehama $18,410,276 0.16% Contra $298,060,165 2.54% San Benito $17,978,888 0.15% Costa Del Norte $16,229,624 0.14% Kern $253,549,409 2.16% Glenn $13,681,231 0.12% Stanislaus $192,171,703 1.64% Calaveras $13,400,005 0.11% San Joaquin $167,567,863 1.43% Trinity $10,797,245 0.09% Ventura $164,620,615 1.40% Lassen $9,281,220 0.08% Monterey $160,993,947 1.37% Modoc $7,953,690 0.07% Tulare $137,263,583 1.17% Mariposa $7,714,359 0.07% Sonoma $129,431,609 1.10% Inyo $7,477,460 0.06% Santa $123,785,630 1.05% Amador $6,622,845 0.06% Barbara Plumas $5,871,545 0.05% Merced $110,229,680 0.94% Mono $5,285,025 0.05% San Mateo $91,130,852 0.78% Colusa $3,980,443 0.03% Butte $90,578,461 0.77% Sierra $2,248,274 0.02% Santa Cruz $86,194,267 0.73% Alpine $1,565,957 0.01% Shasta $85,949,859 0.73% Total $11,736,307,697 100.00% Solano $82,580,232 0.70% Placer $81,197,500 0.69% Humboldt $76,169,425 0.65% El Dorado $69,835,607 0.60% Marin $66,044,924 0.56%

Imperial $61,264,599 0.52% San Luis $58,314,062 0.50% Obispo Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

Appendix C: Federal Revenues to California Cities

Table 31: Federal Revenues to California Cities City FY19 Federal % Berkeley $11,244,143 0.50% Revenues Beverly Hills $413,310 0.02% Adelanto $73,264 0.00% Big Bear Lake $141,160 0.01% Agoura Hills $16,467 0.00% Biggs $692,444 0.03% Alameda $2,304,384 0.10% Bishop $226,702 0.01% Albany $114,555 0.01% Blue Lake $11,054 0.00% Alhambra $7,516,293 0.33% Blythe $166,523 0.01% Aliso Viejo $15,947 0.00% Bradbury $12,887 0.00% Alturas $37,770 0.00% Brawley $1,209,515 0.05% Amador $0 0% Brea $2,537,617 0.11% American $1,769,147 0.08% Brentwood $100,793 0.00% Canyon Brisbane $0 0% Anaheim $100,516,635 4.45% Buellton $0 0% Anderson $100,000 0.00% Buena Park $1,404,514 0.06% Angels $301,671 0.01% Burbank $13,356,411 0.59% Antioch $1,706,765 0.08% Burlingame $0 0% Apple Valley $1,906,754 0.08% Calabasas $68,722 0.00% Arcadia $503,933 0.02% Calexico $5,576,887 0.25% Arcata $0 0% California City $195,803 0.01% Arroyo Grande $319,017 0.01% Calimesa $180,937 0.01% Artesia $170,527 0.01% Calipatria $73,287 0.00% Arvin $122,486 0.01% Calistoga $55,050 0.00% Atascadero $337,588 0.01% Camarillo $227,570 0.01% Atherton $0 0% Campbell $224,300 0.01% Atwater $28,890 0.00% Canyon Lake $0 0% Auburn $120,912 0.01% Capitola $2,619 0.00% Avalon $165,604 0.01% Carlsbad $10,770,360 0.48% Avenal $4,130,240 0.18% Carmel-By- $0 0% Azusa $700,474 0.03% The-Sea Bakersfield $54,503,267 2.42% Carpinteria $182,353 0.01% Baldwin Park $1,466,492 0.06% Carson $1,447,264 0.06% Banning $307,735 0.01% Cathedral City $9,239,750 0.41% Barstow $663,775 0.03% Ceres $3,736,793 0.17% Beaumont $4,967,193 0.22% Cerritos $187,606 0.01% Bell $596,279 0.03% Chico $5,538,806 0.25% Bell Gardens $1,873,247 0.08% Chino $789,912 0.04% Bellflower $1,162,565 0.05% Chino Hills $1,749,700 0.08% Belmont $5,074 0.00% Chowchilla $252,802 0.01% Belvedere $0 0% Chula Vista $24,845,208 1.10% Benicia $238,743 0.01% Citrus Heights $2,066,834 0.09%

Claremont $803,323 0.04% Dunsmuir $0 0% Clayton $0 0% East Palo Alto $5,133,020 0.23% Clearlake $436,638 0.02% Eastvale $275,569 0.01% Cloverdale $0 0% El Cajon $3,826,253 0.17% Clovis $4,085,526 0.18% El Centro $1,142,735 0.05% Coachella $856,626 0.04% El Cerrito $2,484,096 0.11% Coalinga $574,810 0.03% El Monte $4,086,723 0.18% Colfax $219,663 0.01% El Paso De $455,434 0.02% Colma $0 0% Robles Colton $1,944,035 0.09% El Segundo $1,172,651 0.05% Colusa $0 0% Elk Grove $3,828,377 0.17% Commerce $142,554 0.01% Emeryville $1,097,359 0.05% Compton $8,273,612 0.37% Encinitas $949,513 0.04% Concord $1,137,820 0.05% Escalon $0 0% Corcoran $145,543 0.01% Escondido $4,669,583 0.21% Corning $168,544 0.01% Etna $308,555 0.01% Corona $2,497,328 0.11% Eureka $509,106 0.02% Coronado $280,293 0.01% Exeter $1,184,811 0.05% Corte Madera $0 0% Fairfax $0 0% Costa Mesa $3,438,529 0.15% Fairfield $11,857,286 0.53% Cotati $39,240 0.00% Farmersville $592,369 0.03% Covina $406,842 0.02% Ferndale $0 0% Crescent City $3,679,943 0.16% Fillmore $296,065 0.01% Cudahy $581,329 0.03% Firebaugh $189,764 0.01% Culver City $619,978 0.03% Folsom $2,860,346 0.13% Cupertino $345,623 0.02% Fontana $7,277,890 0.32% Cypress $459,357 0.02% Fort Bragg $348,510 0.02% Daly City $1,431,934 0.06% Fort Jones $706,684 0.03% Dana Point $0 0% Fortuna $119,577 0.01% Danville $83,130 0.00% Foster City $0 0% Davis $5,831,317 0.26% Fountain $589,392 0.03% Del Mar $720,972 0.03% Valley Fowler $25,328 0.00% Del Rey Oaks $0 0% Fremont $7,287,152 0.32% Delano $1,721,043 0.08% Fresno $26,677,855 1.18% Desert Hot $274,324 0.01% Springs Fullerton $2,305,993 0.10% Diamond Bar $419,173 0.02% Galt $2,468,814 0.11% Dinuba $1,150,680 0.05% Garden Grove $3,211,216 0.14% Dixon $90,356 0.00% Gardena $4,091,304 0.18% Dorris $159,348 0.01% Gilroy $299,861 0.01% Dos Palos $0 0% Glendale $48,298,425 2.14% Downey $3,084,032 0.14% Glendora $399,733 0.02% Duarte $236,357 0.01% Goleta $629,069 0.03% Dublin $173,314 0.01% Gonzales $214,130 0.01%

Grand Terrace $214,724 0.01% Kingsburg $519,683 0.02% Grass Valley $169,639 0.01% La Canada $52,580 0.00% Greenfield $0 0% Flintridge Gridley $119,405 0.01% La Habra $1,687,817 0.07% Grover Beach $1,123,257 0.05% La Habra $252,032 0.01% Guadalupe $0 0% Heights Gustine $56,025 0.00% La Mesa $2,252,544 0.10% Half Moon Bay $300,000 0.01% La Mirada $711,250 0.03% Hanford $1,053,773 0.05% La Palma $261,435 0.01% Hawaiian $1,663,686 0.07% La Puente $499,418 0.02% Gardens La Quinta $77,517 0.00% Hawthorne $4,210,302 0.19% La Verne $185,905 0.01% Hayward $4,586,265 0.20% Lafayette $143,596 0.01% Healdsburg $0 0% Laguna Beach $128,992 0.01% Hemet $1,447,631 0.06% Laguna Hills $247,751 0.01% Hercules $257,273 0.01% Laguna Niguel $114,040 0.01% Hermosa $54,339 0.00% Laguna $231,789 0.01% Beach Woods Hesperia $456,518 0.02% Lake Elsinore $199,706 0.01% Hidden Hills $60,894 0.00% Lake Forest $541,756 0.02% Highland $1,431,953 0.06% Lakeport $2,857,449 0.13% Hillsborough $0 0% Lakewood $555,234 0.02% Hollister $483,522 0.02% Lancaster $2,186,794 0.10% Holtville $51,810 0.00% Larkspur $10,769,225 0.48% Hughson $385,337 0.02% Lathrop $364,675 0.02% Huntington $4,802,212 0.21% Lawndale $103,611 0.00% Beach Lemon Grove $5,290 0.00% Huntington $2,425,601 0.11% Lemoore $141,543 0.01% Park Lincoln $1,443,331 0.06% Huron $2,191,976 0.10% Lindsay $5,204 0.00% Imperial $2,003,351 0.09% Live Oak $123,525 0.01% Imperial Beach $308,046 0.01% Livermore $1,259,054 0.06% Indian Wells $0 0% Livingston $1,208,263 0.05% Indio $793,962 0.04% Lodi $2,114,232 0.09% Industry $0 0% Loma Linda $229,544 0.01% Inglewood $28,772,850 1.28% Lomita $430,569 0.02% Ione $80,876 0.00% Lompoc $1,036,918 0.05% Irvine $3,190,889 0.14% Long Beach $123,798,264 5.49% Irwindale $31,990 0.00% Loomis $0 0% Isleton $8,457 0.00% Los Alamitos $107,873 0.00% Jackson $351,754 0.02% Los Altos $0 0% Jurupa Valley $507,544 0.02% Los Altos Hills $0 0% Kerman $1,252,891 0.06% Los Angeles $336,378,916 14.91% King City $51,012 0.00% Los Banos $94,328 0.00%

Los Gatos $1,309 0.00% Newark $147,748 0.01% Loyalton $89,295 0.00% Newman $267,689 0.01% Lynwood $2,240,752 0.10% Newport $2,290,275 0.10% Madera $3,265,355 0.14% Beach Malibu $16,068 0.00% Norco $271,754 0.01% Mammoth $727,066 0.03% Norwalk $10,580,167 0.47% Lakes Novato $1,001,513 0.04% Manhattan $235,946 0.01% Oakdale $244,748 0.01% Beach Oakland $48,817,370 2.16% Manteca $1,526,759 0.07% Oakley $0 0% Maricopa $0 0% Oceanside $2,135,044 0.09% Marina $1,314,541 0.06% Ojai $23,150 0.00% Martinez $1,107,911 0.05% Ontario $5,558,551 0.25% Marysville $1,398,633 0.06% Orange $2,564,955 0.11% Maywood $1,392,877 0.06% Orange Cove $105,913 0.00% McFarland $18,210,161 0.81% Orinda $78,701 0.00% Mendota $23,115 0.00% Orland $0 0% Menifee $826,331 0.04% Oroville $1,029,008 0.05% Menlo Park $177,516 0.01% Oxnard $9,849,497 0.44% Merced $3,675,523 0.16% Pacific Grove $149 0.00% Mill Valley $234,426 0.01% Pacifica $2,643,686 0.12% Millbrae $74,049 0.00% Palm Desert $328,731 0.01% Milpitas $976,459 0.04% Palm Springs $3,388,967 0.15% Mission Viejo $940,750 0.04% Palmdale $1,637,706 0.07% Modesto $7,729,742 0.34% Palo Alto $1,067,350 0.05% Monrovia $7,530,114 0.33% Palos Verdes $0 0% Montague $0 0% Estates Montclair $391,803 0.02% Paradise $243,076 0.01% Monte Sereno $0 0% Paramount $833,178 0.04% Montebello $1,864,871 0.08% Parlier $3,999,705 0.18% Monterey $2,574,861 0.11% Pasadena $24,777,636 1.10% Monterey Park $3,025,972 0.13% Patterson $616,506 0.03% Moorpark $174,252 0.01% Perris $1,118,522 0.05% Moraga $0 0% Petaluma $717,614 0.03% Moreno Valley $5,133,529 0.23% Pico Rivera $6,710,992 0.30% Morgan Hill $676,983 0.03% Piedmont $0 0% Morro Bay $360,459 0.02% Pinole $0 0% Mountain View $1,345,716 0.06% Pismo Beach $210,867 0.01% Mt. Shasta $262,213 0.01% Pittsburg $31,252 0.00% Murrieta $3,158,914 0.14% Placentia $326,637 0.01% Napa $16,261,296 0.72% Placerville $2,457,033 0.11% National City $2,259,544 0.10% Pleasant Hill $58,061 0.00% Needles $257 0.00% Pleasanton $644,974 0.03% Nevada City $296,065 0.01% Plymouth $149,981 0.01%

Point Arena $0 0% San Bruno $908,203 0.04% Pomona $4,872,561 0.22% San $3,167,955 0.14% Port Hueneme $101,604 0.00% Buenaventura Porterville $2,305,680 0.10% San Carlos $406 0.00% Portola $50,873 0.00% San Clemente $437,366 0.02% Portola Valley $0 0% San Diego $74,792,984 3.31% Poway $119,229 0.01% San Dimas $1,420,547 0.06% Rancho $4,214,376 0.19% San Fernando $727,038 0.03% Cordova San Francisco $441,287,935 19.56% Rancho $2,382,850 0.11% San Gabriel $639,089 0.03% Cucamonga San Jacinto $350,727 0.02% Rancho $281,497 0.01% San Joaquin $12,900 0.00% Mirage San Jose $24,687,463 1.09% Rancho Palos $325,040 0.01% Verdes San Juan $0 0% Bautista Rancho Santa $228,421 0.01% Margarita San Juan $259,928 0.01% Capistrano Red Bluff $63,308 0.00% San Leandro $6,457,880 0.29% Redding $14,994,932 0.66% San Luis $70,784 0.00% Redlands $693,166 0.03% Obispo Redondo $213,850 0.01% San Marcos $976,189 0.04% Beach San Marino $501,844 0.02% Redwood City $2,310,288 0.10% San Mateo $534,523 0.02% Reedley $3,504,302 0.16% San Pablo $5,319,520 0.24% Rialto $2,975,432 0.13% San Rafael $2,034,855 0.09% Richmond $2,981,907 0.13% San Ramon $279,430 0.01% Ridgecrest $331,921 0.01% Sand City $111,357 0.00% Rio Dell $0 0% Sanger $1,198,497 0.05% Rio Vista $268,529 0.01% Santa Ana $47,604,940 2.11% Ripon $975,596 0.04% Santa Barbara $11,229,988 0.50% Riverbank $148,747 0.01% Santa Clara $1,574,688 0.07% Riverside $12,008,970 0.53% Santa Clarita $9,173,980 0.41% Rocklin $386,558 0.02% Santa Cruz $2,574,688 0.11% Rohnert Park $155,783 0.01% Santa Fe $1,446,308 0.06% Rolling Hills $0 0% Springs Rolling Hills $23,991 0.00% Santa Maria $3,229,237 0.14% Estates Santa Monica $24,860,348 1.10% Rosemead $523,317 0.02% Santa Paula $1,321,103 0.06% Roseville $7,187,015 0.32% Santa Rosa $4,252,111 0.19% Ross $115,275 0.01% Santee $1,490,068 0.07% Sacramento $34,061,000 1.51% Saratoga $3,375,224 0.15% Salinas $2,369,307 0.10% Sausalito $0 0% San Anselmo $810,159 0.04% Scotts Valley $0 0% San $5,631,667 0.25% Bernardino Seal Beach $214,745 0.01%

Seaside $291,461 0.01% Tustin $1,402,389 0.06% Sebastopol $0 0% Twentynine $0 0% Selma $598,578 0.03% Palms Shafter $824,101 0.04% Ukiah $602,162 0.03% Shasta Lake $151,824 0.01% Union City $1,566,478 0.07% Sierra Madre $22,146 0.00% Upland $223,065 0.01% Signal Hill $267,897 0.01% Vacaville $14,591,056 0.65% Simi Valley $1,931,467 0.09% Vallejo $33,742,833 1.50% Solana Beach $398,559 0.02% Vernon $288,369 0.01% Soledad $564,870 0.03% Victorville $3,694,535 0.16% Solvang $0 0% Villa Park $0 0% Sonoma $2,325 0.00% Visalia $2,433,469 0.11% Sonora $52,224 0.00% Vista $1,050,643 0.05% South El $532,370 0.02% Walnut $123,358 0.01% Monte Walnut Creek $278,338 0.01% South Gate $7,300,977 0.32% Wasco $819,231 0.04% South Lake $1,135,236 0.05% Waterford $348,028 0.02% Tahoe Watsonville $987,161 0.04% South $569,046 0.03% Weed $3,078 0.00% Pasadena West Covina $3,568,895 0.16% South San $450,191 0.02% Francisco West $469,079 0.02% Hollywood St. Helena $468,045 0.02% West $3,766,915 0.17% Stanton $14,080 0.00% Sacramento Stockton $16,516,879 0.73% Westlake $23,127 0.00% Suisun City $3,536,671 0.16% Village Sunnyvale $13,871,936 0.61% Westminster $1,980,241 0.09% Susanville $1,421,589 0.06% Westmorland $315,823 0.01% Sutter Creek $3,009,311 0.13% Wheatland $0 0% Taft $2,146,041 0.10% Whittier $1,215,163 0.05% Tehachapi $1,444,890 0.06% Wildomar $540,588 0.02% Tehama $2,893 0.00% Williams $0 0% Temecula ($4,761,521) -0.21% Willits $360,996 0.02% Temple City $180,224 0.01% Willows $1,777,647 0.08% Thousand $1,983,856 0.09% Windsor $628,317 0.03% Oaks Winters $3,653 0.00% Tiburon $0 0% Woodlake $431,420 0.02% Torrance $9,870,466 0.44% Woodland $7,418,492 0.33% Tracy $10,314,970 0.46% Woodside $0 0% Trinidad $3,128 0.00% Yorba Linda $138,272 0.01% Truckee $60,496 0.00% Yountville $0 0% Tulare $750,362 0.03% Yreka $366,529 0.02% Tulelake $658,339 0.03% Yuba City $32,264,490 1.43% Turlock $2,820,975 0.13% Yucaipa $281,377 0.01%

Yucca Valley $593,430 0.03% Total $2,256,576,117 100.00% Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

Appendix D: Federal Revenues to California Special Districts

Table 32: Federal Revenues to California Special Districts District FY19 Federal San Bernardino County $8,541,355 Revenues Fire Protection District Los Angeles County $343,317,209 Alameda County Joint $8,144,288 Metropolitan Powers Authority Transportation Authority East Bay Regional Park $8,118,246 California Automated $127,132,673 District Consortium Eligibility Tahoe Transportation $7,072,041 System District Orange County $78,070,806 Santa Cruz Metropolitan $7,012,779 Transportation Authority Transit District Southern California $40,957,045 Amador-Tuolumne $6,908,240 Regional Rail Authority Community Action Agency Los Angeles Homeless $39,291,261 Bay Area Air Quality $6,891,307 Services Authority Management District Sacramento Regional $35,830,227 LA IMPACT $6,820,452 Transit System Antelope Valley Transit $6,575,745 San Diego Trolley Inc. $24,750,993 Authority Los Angeles Regional $24,511,409 San Joaquin Valley Unified $6,171,035 Interoperable Air Pollution Control Communications System District Authority San Joaquin Regional $6,015,139 North County Transit $23,104,505 Transit District District San Diego Unified Port $5,994,099 San Diego Transit $20,500,000 District Corporation Golden Empire Transit $5,866,997 Santa Clara Valley Water $19,974,533 District District Grassland Water District $5,264,645 Riverside Transit Agency $19,793,222 Santa Barbara $5,256,241 Omnitrans $19,373,418 Metropolitan Transit San Diego Metropolitan $15,612,911 District Transit System Fresno-Madera Agency On $5,132,825 Alameda-Contra Costa $13,659,177 Aging Transit District Montecito Fire Protection $5,054,439 Sacramento Municipal $11,813,385 District Utility District Sacramento Metropolitan $5,018,662 Border Coast Regional $11,756,889 Fire District Airport Authority Hub Cities Consortium $4,815,346 South Coast Air Quality $11,588,113 Santa Ana Watershed $4,799,054 Management District Project Authority San Gorgonio Memorial $10,611,517 Sunline Transit Agency $4,540,322 Healthcare District Ventura County $4,528,039 San Diego County Water $10,587,105 Transportation Authority Commission San Joaquin Area Flood $10,065,165 Napa Valley Transportation $4,403,516 Control Agency Authority Monterey-Salinas Transit $9,842,643

69 December 28, 2020 Santa Clara Valley $4,402,000 Sacramento Metropolitan $2,486,983 Transportation Authority Air Quality Management Gold Coast Transit District $4,341,003 District Menlo Park Fire Protection $4,287,274 King-Tulare Area Agency $2,420,143 District on Aging Transit Joint Powers $4,045,482 Rancho California Water $2,409,472 Authority of Merced District County Newport Beach Public $2,335,637 Carpinteria - Summerland $4,037,783 Facilities Corporation Fire Protection District Yuba Sutter Transit $2,325,329 Southeast Area Social $3,840,735 Authority Services Funding Authority Southern California Coastal $2,314,079 (SASSFA) Water Research Project Yolo County $3,797,734 Authority Transportation District Redding Area Bus $2,270,884 Sewer Maintenance No. 1 $3,754,531 Authority (Placer) Yuba County Water $2,270,324 Orange County Fire $3,679,913 Agency Authority Marin County Transit $2,151,146 Workforce Alliance of the $3,493,599 District North Bay South Feather Water and $2,099,530 Solano County Transit $3,492,617 Power Agency (Soltrans) Santa Barbara County $2,058,230 Butte Regional Transit $3,287,316 Association of Central Sierra Child $3,188,243 Governments (SBCAG) Support Agency San Diego County Air $2,033,268 Mendocino Transit $3,150,826 Pollution Control Authority Western Riverside County $2,000,000 Long Beach Public $3,128,886 Regional Conservation Transportation Company Authority San Mateo County $3,105,500 Central Fire Protection $1,932,316 Resource Conservation District (Santa Clara) District Northern Inyo Healthcare $1,920,000 San Luis Obispo Regional $3,092,942 District Transit Authority North Kern Water Storage $1,883,709 Santa Barbara County $3,051,162 District Flood Control and Water Consolidated Fire $1,862,677 Conservation District Protection District Imperial County $2,993,243 Area 12 Agency on Aging $1,861,516 Transportation Northern Sierra Air Quality $1,830,265 Commission (ICTC) Management District San Mateo County Transit $2,905,179 Hi-Desert Memorial $1,806,306 District Hospital District Coachella Valley Water $2,809,236 Coachella Valley $1,790,695 District Conservation Commission Kings County Area Public $2,739,773 Planning and Service Area $1,718,048 Transit Agency II Area Agency On Aging March Joint Powers $2,632,679 Yosemite Area Regional $1,707,646 Authority Transportation System (YARTS)

Central Contra Costa $1,703,403 Mendocino County $1,068,759 Transit Authority Resource Conservation Salinas Valley Basin $1,630,113 District Groundwater Sustainability Brentwood Infrastructure $1,022,044 Agency Financing Authority Pacific Library Partnership $1,552,293 Garden Valley Fire $1,013,738 Fresno County Rural $1,522,098 Protection District Transit Agency San Francisco Bay Area $1,005,611 Panoche Drainage District $1,449,053 Rapid Transit District (Fresno) Lake County Sanitation $996,224 Mojave Air and Space Port $1,409,086 District Fresno Metropolitan Flood $1,365,272 Kettleman City Community $953,436 Control District Services District Callayomi County Water $1,355,796 Sonoma Resource $952,842 District Conservation District Municipal Improvement $1,354,765 Livermore-Amador Valley $870,129 Corporation of Los Transit Authority Angeles Modesto City Schools Joint $857,889 Moulton-Niguel Water $1,342,824 Powers Authority District Cosumnes Community $838,373 Jacumba Community $1,338,515 Services District Services District Mendocino County Youth $837,090 Rancho Santa Fe Fire $1,287,302 Project Protection District Sonoma County Water $827,114 Porterville Schools $1,275,680 Agency Improvement Corporation Humboldt Bay Municipal $825,736 Clearlake Oaks Water $1,275,530 Water District District Fort Ord Reuse Authority $801,069 East Contra Costa County $1,273,304 Central County Fire $764,160 Habitat Conservancy Department City/County Association of $1,256,463 Tahoe Resource $763,571 Governments of San Conservation District Mateo County El Dorado County Transit $759,147 Reclamation District No. $1,255,369 Authority 563 California Pines $753,936 Big Rock Community $1,242,736 Community Services Services District District Altamont Corridor Express $1,229,439 Western Shasta Resource $737,651 - ACE Conservation District Paradise Irrigation District $1,217,402 Arbuckle-College City Fire $734,575 Hayward Area Recreation $1,208,142 Protection District and Park District Gold Ridge Resource $655,785 Area Agency on Aging $1,151,158 Conservation District Planning and Services Area Automated Regional $653,978 26 Justice Information System Ventura County Air $1,104,115 (ARJIS) Pollution Control Bella Vista Water District $602,639 Orange County Sanitation $1,099,349 North Tahoe Public Utility $591,872 District District Kern Water Bank Authority $569,731

Lake Transit Authority $563,518 Eastern Sierra Transit $404,990 Cutler Public Utility District $562,796 Authority Antelope Fire Protection $558,387 County Service Area No. $404,622 District 17 (Shasta) Monterey County $550,967 Central California Irrigation $404,518 Resource Conservation District District Santa Clara County $392,168 Moraga/Orinda Fire $550,043 Financing Authority Protection District Reclamation District No. $388,622 North Tahoe Fire $541,083 70 Protection District Pajaro/Sunny Mesa $382,162 Imperial Valley $538,848 Community Services Telecommunication District Authority Western Contra Costa $369,012 Indian Wells Valley Airport $534,822 Transit Authority District Courtland Fire Protection $358,661 Contra Costa Fire $532,627 District Protection District Amador Transit $355,296 Sonoma County $529,887 Anderson-Cottonwood $352,579 Agricultural Preservation Irrigation District and Open Space District Biggs-West Gridley Water $350,358 Delta Diablo Sanitation $519,391 District District (Contra Costa) Eastern Contra Costa $347,105 Aquatic Science Center $515,965 County Transit Authority Calaveras Transit Agency $512,618 Santa Barbara Fire $346,008 Shasta Community $511,399 Protection District Services District Carpinteria Sanitary $345,917 South County Transit $507,150 District (Santa Barbara) Humboldt Transit Authority $500,186 La Habra Utility Authority $342,860 Santa Cruz Port District $497,639 Peninsula Library System $340,040 Santa Barbara County Air $490,002 District Pollution Control Capital South East $324,940 Humboldt County $452,370 Connector Authority Resource Conservation North of the River $322,825 District Recreation and Park Morongo Basin Transit $451,100 District Authority Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water $317,658 Montague Water $436,649 Storage District Conservation District Monterey Bay Unified Air $317,420 San Andreas Sanitary $424,905 Pollution Control District District (Calaveras) Sierra - Sacramento Valley $316,712 American Valley $417,751 Emergency Medical Community Services Services Agency District Sacramento County $311,000 Mountains Recreation and $410,570 Stormwater Utility District Conservation Authority (Sacramento) Knights Landing $405,344 Resource Conservation $283,896 Community Services District of Greater San District Diego County

Mountain Area Regional $281,775 Caruthers Community $223,352 Transit Authority Services District San Mateo County $281,221 Minter Field Airport District $221,032 Operational Area Truckee-Tahoe Airport $219,812 Emergency Services District Organization Authority Chowchilla Public Finance $205,637 Shasta Lake Fire $275,185 Authority Protection District Napa County Resource $201,345 Las Virgenes Municipal $265,825 Conservation District Water District Mammoth Lakes Fire $197,711 Heartland Communications $264,000 Protection District Facility Authority Southgate Recreation and $197,367 Southern Marin $263,924 Park District Emergency Medical- Eastern Municipal Water $197,250 Paramedic System District Lake Valley Fire Protection $263,288 San Bernardino County $193,050 District Flood Control District Siskiyou Resource $262,742 Lassen Transit Service $192,565 Conservation District Agency Santa Cruz County Flood $261,939 Union Public Utility District $192,411 Control District Ventura Fire Protection $192,205 Shasta Valley Resource $261,508 District Conservation District Reclamation District No. $188,756 Pit Resource Conservation $259,544 1607 District Henry Miller Reclamation $187,675 Sierra Resource $254,312 District No. 2131 Conservation District Modoc Transportation $185,266 Columbia Resource $253,554 Agency Conservation District Ventura County Watershed $177,558 Marin County Resource $251,963 Protection District Conservation District Contra Costa County Flood $177,167 Irvine Child Care Project $250,588 Control and Water Reclamation District No. $244,313 Conservation District 2136 Tahoe City Public Utility $176,036 Resource Conservation $241,087 District District of Tehama County San Joaquin County $173,453 Pomona Valley $240,921 Resource Conservation Transportation Authority District Reclamation District No. $236,586 Ventura Port District $171,670 2130 Valley-Wide Recreation $170,329 Lemon Cove Sanitary $234,607 and Park District District (Tulare) Honey Lake Valley $154,557 Tulelake Irrigation District $232,740 Resource Conservation Suisun Resource $231,075 District Conservation District Selma - Kingsburg - $151,213 Placer County Flood $225,922 Fowler County Sanitation Control and Water District (Fresno) Conservation District Mojave Desert Air Quality $151,117 Klamath Community $223,407 Management District Services District

Hamilton City Fire $150,763 Tehama County Flood $103,004 Protection District Control and Water North County Fire $146,815 Conservation District Protection District Unified San Diego County $102,357 (Monterey) Emergency Services Exeter District Ambulance $145,289 Organization Resource Conservation $141,749 Jackson Valley Irrigation $100,817 District of Santa Cruz District County San Luis Obispo County $99,799 Fall River Resource $140,423 Air Pollution District Conservation District County Service Area No. $98,957 Reclamation District No. $138,181 69 (San Diego) 2041 Reclamation District No. $98,809 Fallbrook Public Utility $134,924 2075 District Reclamation District No. $98,497 Indian Valley Community $129,711 1660 Services District Igo-Ono Community $97,387 Fresno County Fire $126,154 Services District Protection District Beckwourth Fire Protection $96,231 Santa Nella County Water $125,945 District District Coastal San Luis Resource $95,108 Zone 7 Water Agency $125,352 Conservation District East Stanislaus Resource $121,522 Mountain Gate Community $90,376 Conservation District Services District Reclamation District No. $121,444 Mariposa County Resource $88,649 1001 Conservation District Monterey Peninsula $118,768 Mojave Desert Resource $88,503 Regional Park District Conservation District Marin County Open Space $117,522 Cuyama Valley Recreation $87,018 District and Park District Lookout Fire Protection $115,339 Newell County Water $86,787 District District NorthNet Library System $114,765 Truckee Public Financing $86,377 Carpinteria Valley Water $112,314 Authority District Yolo County Natural $86,105 Spalding Community $111,959 Community Conservation Service District Plan Joint Powers Agency Reclamation District No. $111,636 Los Angeles County Flood $85,947 1600 Control District Contra Costa Resource $110,203 Reclamation District No. $85,424 Conservation District 2024 Buckingham Park Water $108,936 Pajaro Valley Water $85,070 District Management Agency Lava Beds - Butte Valley $108,566 Lake Berryessa Resort $84,163 Resource Conservation Improvement District District Regional Waste $79,658 Mt. Shasta Fire Protection $103,717 Management Authority District Yolo-Solano Air Quality $78,111 Management District

Monte Rio Recreation and $77,690 Livermore-Pleasanton Fire $49,142 Park District Department Joint Powers Western Placer Waste $77,124 Authority Management Authority Colusa County Water $49,125 Adin Fire Protection $75,762 District District Yolo County $48,004 Superior California $75,000 Communications Economic Development Emergency Services District Agency Reclamation District No. 1 $70,686 Grenada Irrigation District $47,111 Richvale Irrigation District $68,023 Glenn County Resource $47,056 Big Bear Valley Recreation $66,952 Conservation District and Park District Levee District No. 1 $45,806 Santa Fe Irrigation District $66,827 (Sutter) Palo Verde Valley Transit $66,678 Southern California Library $45,291 Agency Cooperative Belmont Fire Protection $65,913 Clarksburg Fire Protection $45,215 District District County Service Area No. $65,588 Napa County Regional $44,917 17 (San Diego) Park and Open Space Calaveras Public Utility $65,459 District District Reclamation District No. $44,380 Willows Fire Protection $63,498 2141 District Sacramento County Water $42,869 Stratford Public Utility $62,131 Agency District County Service Area No. 2 $42,823 County Service Area No. $61,831 (Lake) 13 (Santa Cruz) County Service Area No. $42,503 Hyampom Community $61,140 20 (San Bernardino) Service District Lake County Resource $42,424 Santa Monica Bay $60,744 Conservation District Restoration Authority Napa Berryessa Resort $42,345 Anderson Valley $60,549 Improvement District Community Services North West Kern Resource $41,086 District Conservation District Colusa County Resource $58,829 Tulare Irrigation District $40,700 Conservation District Standish-Litchfield Fire $40,118 Greater Los Angeles $58,038 Protection District County Vector Control San Joaquin County $39,212 District Mosquito and Vector Wheeler Crest Fire $53,634 Control Protection District Coachella Valley Resource $39,075 Thornton Fire Protection $53,358 Conservation District District Diamond Springs/El $37,926 Sutter County Resource $51,887 Dorado Fire Protection Conservation District District Reclamation District No. $50,356 Tuolumne County $37,500 544 Economic Development Vista Irrigation District $49,198 Authority

Seeley County Water $37,033 San Luis Obispo County $20,776 District Flood Control and Water County Service Area No. $36,656 Conservation District 36 (Santa Cruz) County Service Area No. 1 $20,772 Library Joint Powers $36,426 (Colusa) Authority of Santa Clara Reclamation District No. $20,730 County 2142 Rincon Del Diablo $36,212 Sierra Coordinated $20,000 Municipal Water District Resources Management High Valleys Water District $36,157 Council Fontana Fire Protection $35,090 Bald Mountain Fire $19,694 District Protection District Stanislaus Consolidated $32,217 Susan River Fire Protection $18,806 Fire Protection District District Lake Forest Fire $32,001 Cachuma Resource $18,013 Protection District Conservation District Yolo County Resource $31,191 Montecito Sanitary District $17,298 Conservation District (Santa Barbara) Chino Valley Independent $30,215 Arrowbear Park County $14,983 Fire District Water District Central Sierra Economic $30,155 Fresno Regional Workforce $14,957 Development District Investment Board Laguna County Sanitation $29,898 Shasta Area Safety $14,790 District (Santa Barbara) Communications Agency Linden-Peters Fire $28,444 San Miguel Community $14,321 Protection District Services District White Mountain Fire $28,385 County Service Area No. $13,758 Protection 23 (Santa Cruz) Elsinore Valley Municipal $27,951 Tuolumne County $13,659 Water District Resource Conservation Calaveras County Water $26,757 District District Dunsmuir Fire Protection $13,510 Laton Community Services $25,509 District District Coalinga-Huron Recreation $12,494 County Service Area No. $24,742 and Park District 22 (Santa Cruz) El Dorado Irrigation $12,338 Coarsegold Resource $24,448 District Conservation District Scott Valley Fire Protection $12,245 Tiburon Fire Protection $23,798 District District Mendocino County Air $12,000 Kern River Valley Cemetery $23,168 Quality Management District District Talmont Resort $23,091 County Service Area No. $11,726 Improvement District 56 (Santa Cruz) Tranquillity Public Utility $22,463 Lake County Air Quality $11,610 District Management District Shasta County Air Pollution $21,626 Reclamation District No. $11,538 Control 2127 County Service Area No. $10,875 17 (Santa Cruz)

Bear Valley-Indian Valley $9,985 County Service Area No. $3,517 Fire Protection District 12 (Santa Barbara) Idyllwild Fire Protection $9,953 Junction City Fire $3,086 District Protection District Sonoma County $9,827 Loma Prieta Resource $2,835 Abandoned Vehicle Conservation District Abatement Service Valley Center Fire $2,770 Authority Protection District County Service Area No. $9,637 Flood Control Maintenance $2,721 43 (Fresno) Area No. 1 Kanawha Fire Protection $9,445 County Service Area No. $2,625 District 15 (Santa Cruz) Foothill Fire Protection $8,500 County Service Area No. $2,445 District (Yuba) 33 (Santa Cruz) South Yreka Fire $7,671 County Service Area No. $2,428 Protection District 37 (Santa Cruz) Suisun Fire Protection $7,630 Reclamation District No. $2,339 District 349 Siskiyou County Air $7,322 Riverside-Corona Resource $1,670 Pollution Control Conservation District Tehama County Air $7,000 North Central Fire $1,620 Pollution Control District Protection District Mi-Wuk-Sugar Pine Fire $6,952 Likely Fire Protection $1,551 Protection District of District Tuolumne County Colusa County Flood $1,240 Corona Utility Authority $6,944 Control and Water County Service Area No. 2 $6,936 Conservation District (Colusa) County Service Area No. $1,210 County Service Area No. $6,170 43 (Santa Cruz) 25 (Shasta) Reclamation District No. $1,079 Hopland Fire Protection $6,086 2047 District Willows Cemetery District $1,029 Sutter Extension Water $5,656 Colusa Mosquito $950 District Abatement District Alameda County Flood $5,505 South Tahoe Public Utility $939 Control and Water District Conservation District Happy Camp Fire $928 Serra Cooperative Library $5,282 Protection District System Maxwell Cemetery District $881 County Service Area No. $4,875 Sutter-Yuba Mosquito $853 35 (Santa Cruz) Abatement District Collinsville Levee District $4,749 Vacaville Unified School $678 (Solano) Library District Lake County Watershed $4,465 Lake County Fire $600 Protection District Protection District Inland Library System $4,267 County Service Area F $562 Library Services Authority $4,000 (Sutter) County Service Area No. $3,945 Williams Fire Protection $528 11 (Shasta) District

Sacramento River Fire $487 Los Molinos Cemetery $82 District District Alturas Cemetery District $473 County Service Area C $79 Colusa Cemetery District $451 (Sutter) Alturas Fire Protection $435 Meridian Fire Protection $71 District Sutter County Water $60 County Service Area No. $429 Agency 135 (San Diego) Solano Resource $44 San Diego County Flood $383 Conservation District Control District Corning Cemetery District $42 Solano Cemetery District $290 Sutter Basin Fire $41 Quail Valley Water District $284 Protection District County Service Area G $278 Live Oak Cemetery District $38 (Sutter) Levee District No. 9 $36 Vacaville Fire Protection $268 (Sutter) District Storm Drain Maintenance $33 Merquin Cemetery District $229 District No. 8 (Stanislaus) Williams Cemetery District $217 Sutter County $25 Sutter Cemetery District $208 Consolidated Street Guadalupe Cemetery $202 Lighting District District Dixon Resource $23 Montezuma Fire $196 Conservation District Protection District Fairview Cemetery District $20 (Solano) Princeton Fire Protection $16 Gilsizer Drainage District $161 District (Sutter) Pleasant Grove Cemetery $11 Vacaville-Elmira Cemetery $161 District District Nicolaus Cemetery District $9 Santa Barbara County $155 Princeton Cemetery $7 Water Agency District Rio Vista - Montezuma $137 Sierra Cedars Community $7 Cemetery District Services District Guadalupe Coyote $129 Easton Community $5 Resource Conservation Services District District Empire Lighting District $4 Arcata Fire Protection $128 Sunset Oaks Lighting $3 District District Silveyville Cemetery $111 Glenn-Colusa Fire $3 District Protection District Tehama County Mosquito $108 Salida Lighting District $3 and Vector Control Airport Neighborhood $2 East Vallejo Fire Protection $106 Lighting District District Denair Lighting District $2 County Service Area D $96 Storm Drain Maintenance $2 (Sutter) District No. 6 (Stanislaus) Dixon Public Library $95 Olympic Tract Lighting $1 District District Red Bluff Cemetery District $82 Country Club Estates $1 Lighting District

Rio Ramaza Community $1 Tempo Park Lighting $1 Services District Richland Tract Lighting $1 San Mateo County ($50,870) District Narcotics Task Force Fairview Tract Lighting $1 Waterworks District No. ($108,063) District 40 (Los Angeles) Sylvan Village Lighting $1 Total $1,280,080,256 District No. 2

Source: “By the Numbers,” California State Controller’s Office

Appendix E: State of California Expenditures by Federal Program

The following table reflects all expenditures for all federal award programs received by the State of California government for the state fiscal year except for federal awards received by the University of California system, the California State University system, the California State Water Resources Control Board Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund, the California State Water Resources Control Board Safe Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, and the California Housing Finance Fund of the California Housing Finance Agency. Table 33: State of California Expenditures by Federal Program CFDA Title FY19 Federal Revenue 10.001 Agricultural Research Basic and Applied Research $360,973 10.025 Plant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal Care $56,693,922 10.156 Federal-State Marketing Improvement Program $18,185 10.162 Inspection Grading and Standardization $6,554 10.163 Market Protection and Promotion $3,444,723 10.170 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program - Farm Bill $29,677,275 10.171 Organic Certification Cost Share Programs $1,803,615 10.178 Trade Mitigation Program Eligible Recipient Agency Operational Funds $66,451,430 (Noncash) 10.331 Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive Grants Program $1,311,220 10.475 Cooperative Agreements with States for Intrastate Meat and Poultry $63,824 Inspection 10.477 Meat, Poultry, and Egg Products Inspection $37,238 10.534 CACFP Meal Service Training Grants $26,589 10.537 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Employment and $537,843 Training (E&T) Data and Technical Assistance Grants 10.551 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) $6,021,996,869 10.553 School Breakfast Program (SBP) $507,241,738 10.555 National School Lunch Program (NSLP) $1,622,877,618 10.556 Special Milk Program for Children (SMP) $261,702 10.557 Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and $717,663,639 Children (WIC) 10.558 Child and Adult Care Food Program $452,202,768 10.559 Summer Food Service Program for Children (SFSPC) $21,508,290 10.560 State Administrative Expenses for Child Nutrition $34,822,064 10.561 State Administrative Matching Grants for the Supplemental Nutrition $977,532,224 Assistance Program 10.565 Commodity Supplemental Food Program $30,089,056 10.568 Emergency Food Assistance Program (Administrative Costs) $14,953,286 10.569 Emergency Food Assistance Program (Food Commodities - Noncash) $70,785,525 10.572 WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) $1,793,754

80 December 28, 2020 10.575 Farm to School Grant Program $23,677 10.576 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program $653,124 10.578 WIC Grants To States (WGS) $5,873,397 10.579 Child Nutrition Discretionary Grants Limited Availability $3,344,435 10.582 Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program $8,217,872 10.596 Pilot Projects to Reduce Dependency and Increase Work $377,620 Requirements and Work Effort under SNAP 10.664 Cooperative Forestry Assistance $4,292,759 10.665 Schools and Roads - Grants to States $26,751,451 10.675 Urban and Community Forestry Program $611,017 10.676 Forest Legacy Program $25,621 10.678 Forest Stewardship Program $63,823 10.680 Forest Health Protection $365,743 10.691 Good Neighbor Authority $71,192 10.693 Watershed Restoration and Enhancement Agreement Authority $34,935 10.699 Partnership Agreements $503,214 11.407 Interjurisdictional Fisheries Act of 1986 $161,111 11.419 Coastal Zone Management Administration Awards $2,645,686 11.420 Coastal Zone Management Estuarine Research Reserves $1,108,386 11.438 Pacific Coast Salmon Recovery Pacific Salmon Treaty Program $17,158,284 11.454 Unallied Management Projects $994,133 11.463 Habitat Conservation $100,441 11.467 Meteorologic and Hydrologic Modernization Development $494,720 11.472 Unallied Science Program $1,205,726 11.478 Center for Sponsored Coastal Ocean Research Program $194,720 11.549 State and Local Implementation Grant Program $636,718 12.110 Planning Assistance to States $68,932 12.112 Payments to States in Lieu of Real Estate Taxes $123,288 12.113 State Memorandum of Agreement Program for the Reimbursement of $16,709,175 Technical Services 12.300 Basic and Applied Scientific Research $76,113 12.401 National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Projects $77,549,816 12.404 National Guard Challenge Program $17,816,057 12.617 Economic Adjustment Assistance for State Governments $2,380,151 12.632 Legacy Resource Management Program $47,460 12.800 Air Force Defense Research Sciences Program $55,569 12.999 Other - U.S. Department of Defense $1,166,447 14.171 Manufactured Home Dispute Resolution $124,262 14.228 Community Development Block Grants/State's Program and Non- $25,564,923 Entitlement Grants in Hawaii 14.231 Emergency Solutions Grant Program $15,151,966 14.239 Home Investment Partnerships Program $20,799,591 14.241 Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS $763,186 14.272 National Disaster Resilience Competition $1,279,055

14.275 Housing Trust Fund $584,176 14.400 Equal Opportunity in Housing $2,366,080 15.224 Cultural and Paleontological Resources Management $33,692 15.228 BLM Wildland Urban Interface Community Fire Assistance $1,322 15.231 Fish, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Resource Management -$3,000 15.235 Southern Nevada Public Land Management $342,639 15.236 ARRA – Environmental Quality and Protection Resource Management, $14,433 Recovery Act Funded 15.427 Federal Oil and Gas Royalty Management State and Tribal $1,350,371 Coordination 15.434 Geothermal Resources $4,389,681 15.437 Minerals Leasing Act $41,344,458 15.508 Providing Water to At-Risk Natural Desert Terminal Lakes $113,308 15.512 Central Valley Project Improvement Act, Title XXXIV $6,677,486 15.517 Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act $245,940 15.524 Recreation Resources Management $3,608,309 15.527 San Luis Unit, Central Valley Project $41,255 15.532 Central Valley, Trinity River Division, Trinity River Fish and Wildlife $1,048,341 Management 15.533 California Water Security and Environmental Enhancement $191,179 15.543 Lake Tahoe Regional Wetlands Development Program $23,928 15.555 San Joaquin River Restoration Program $1,109,081 15.605 Sport Fish Restoration Program $16,273,158 15.608 Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance $764,237 15.611 Wildlife Restoration and Basic Hunter Education $21,302,084 15.614 Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act $4,929,537 15.615 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund $8,968,181 15.616 Clean Vessel Act Program $453,833 15.622 Sportfishing and Boating Safety Act $225,000 15.623 North American Wetlands Conservation Fund $246,398 15.626 Enhanced Hunter Education and Safety Program $244,454 15.633 Landowner Incentive Program $36,670 15.634 State Wildlife Grants $2,645,382 15.648 Central Valley Project Improvement (CVPI) Anadromous Fish $478,723 Restoration Program (AFRP) 15.657 Endangered Species Conservation - Recovery Implementation Funds $23,907 15.666 Endangered Species Conservation-Wolf Livestock Loss Compensation $49 and Prevention 15.807 Earthquake Hazards Program Assistance $4,463 15.810 National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program $64,882 15.814 National Geological and Geophysical Data Preservation Program $6,025 15.904 Historic Preservation Fund Grants-In-Aid $1,095,395 15.916 Outdoor Recreation Acquisition, Development and Planning $5,255,863 15.923 National Center for Preservation Technology and Training $23,242 15.925 National Maritime Heritage Grants $207,878

15.937 ARRA - Redwood National Park Cooperative Management with the $58,253 State of California 15.944 Natural Resource Stewardship $10,143 15.954 National Park Service Conservation, Protection, Outreach, and $20,365 Education 15.999 Other - U.S. Department of the Interior $3,149,272 16.001 Law Enforcement Assistance Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs $177,856 Laboratory Analysis 16.017 Sexual Assault Services Formula Program $801,825 16.320 Services for Trafficking Victims $172,375 16.321 Antiterrorism Emergency Reserve $1,872,345 16.523 Juvenile Accountability Block Grants $12,438 16.540 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Allocation to States $3,637,103 16.554 National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) $510,492 16.575 Crime Victim Assistance $220,366,740 16.576 Crime Victim Compensation $12,918,856 16.582 Crime Victim Assistance/Discretionary Grants $799,159 16.585 Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program $82,022 16.588 Violence Against Women Formula Grants $13,386,184 16.593 Residential Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners $866,448 16.606 State Criminal Alien Assistance Program $59,458,720 16.609 Project Safe Neighborhoods $387,895 16.610 Regional Information Sharing Systems $1,837,465 16.710 Public Safety Partnership and Community Policing Grants $417,583 16.734 Special Data Collections and Statistical Studies $56,322 16.738 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program $2,456,575 16.741 DNA Backlog Reduction Program $1,162,805 16.742 Paul Coverdell Forensic Sciences Improvement Grant Program $849,764 16.750 Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program $213,468 16.751 Edward Byrne Memorial Competitive Grant Program $752,228 16.752 Economic High-Tech and Cyber Crime Prevention $10,064 16.754 Harold Rogers Prescription Drug Monitoring Program $95,044 16.816 John R. Justice Prosecutors and Defenders Incentive Act $99,679 16.820 Postconviction Testing of DNA Evidence to Exonerate the Innocent $122,736 16.922 Equitable Sharing Program $730,305 16.999 Other - Department of Justice $370,824 17.002 Labor Force Statistics $6,426,871 17.005 Compensation and Working Conditions $682,808 17.207 Employment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded Activities $70,522,511 17.225 Unemployment Insurance $5,809,565,486 17.235 Senior Community Service Employment Program $6,184,673 17.245 Trade Adjustment Assistance $9,487,765 17.258 WIA/WIOA Adult Program $115,771,788 17.259 WIA/WIOA Youth Activities $135,572,511

17.271 Work Opportunity Tax Credit Program (WOTC) $2,004,235 17.273 Temporary Labor Certification for Foreign Workers $1,474,800 17.277 WIOA National Dislocated Worker Grants / WIA National Emergency $32,397,820 Grants 17.278 WIA/WIOA Dislocated Worker Formula Grants $141,862,545 17.285 Apprenticeship USA Grants $452,688 17.503 Occupational Safety and Health State Program $24,621,335 17.504 Consultation Agreements $5,377,187 17.600 Mine Health and Safety Grants $251,036 17.720 Disability Employment Policy Development $56,123 17.801 Disabled Veterans' Outreach Program (DVOP) $13,224,712 20.106 Airport Improvement Program $532,548 20.200 Highway Research and Development Program $624,237 20.205 Highway Planning and Construction $3,837,375,930 20.215 Highway Training and Education $2,614 20.218 National Motor Carrier Safety $14,435,719 20.219 Recreational Trails Program $3,685,361 20.232 Commercial Driver's License Program Improvement Grant $105,236 20.237 Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and $123,103 Cooperative Agreements 20.240 Fuel Tax Evasion-Intergovernmental Enforcement Effort $37,206 20.317 Capital Assistance to States - Intercity Passenger Rail Service $115,890 20.319 High-Speed Rail Corridors and Intercity Passenger Rail Service - $5,283,416 Capital Assistance Grants 20.505 Metropolitan Transportation Planning and State and Non-Metropolitan $67,009,245 Planning and Research 20.509 Formula Grants for Rural Areas $28,117,088 20.513 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities $22,441,677 20.520 Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in the Parks $320,404 20.521 New Freedom Program $15,131 20.526 Bus and Bus Facilities Formula Program $757,896 20.528 Rail Fixed Guideway Public Transportation System State Safety $3,520,687 Oversight Formula Grant Program 20.600 State and Community Highway Safety $30,458,866 20.608 Minimum Penalties for Repeat Offenders for Driving While Intoxicated $35,784,111 20.614 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Discretionary $685,628 Safety Grants and Cooperative Agreements 20.616 National Priority Safety Programs $24,188,963 20.700 Pipeline Safety Program State Base Grant $7,350,494 20.703 Interagency Hazardous Materials Public Sector Training and Planning $1,055,516 Grants 20.725 PHMSA Pipeline Safety Underground Natural Gas Storage Grant $980,514 21.016 Equitable Sharing $23,740 30.999 Other - Equal Opportunity Employment Commission $2,739,202 39.003 Donation of Federal Surplus Personal Property (Noncash) $205,066,208

39.011 Election Reform Payments $713,314 45.025 Promotion of the Arts Partnership Agreements $1,007,483 45.310 Grants to States $16,612,622 59.061 State Trade Expansion $188,515 64.101 Burial Expenses Allowance for Veterans $248,997 64.114 Veterans Housing Guaranteed and Insured Loans $185,841,140 64.124 All-Volunteer Force Educational Assistance $1,508,980 66.001 Air Pollution Control Program Support $5,457,742 66.032 State Indoor Radon Grants $5,820 66.034 Surveys, Studies, Research, Investigations, Demonstrations, and $585,017 Special Purpose Activities Relating to the Clean Air Act 66.040 State Clean Diesel Grant Program $516,816 66.126 The San Francisco Bay Water Quality Improvement Fund $1,281,550 66.202 Congressionally Mandated Projects -$1,366,781 66.204 Multipurpose Grants to State and Tribes $292,966 66.419 Water Pollution Control State, Interstate, and Tribal Program Support $5,131,450 66.432 State Public Water System Supervision $5,102,788 66.433 State Underground Water Source Protection $379,219 66.454 Water Quality Management Planning $601,253 66.460 Nonpoint Source Implementation Grants $5,241,688 66.461 Regional Wetland Program Development Grants $691,877 66.472 Beach Monitoring and Notification Program Implementation Grants $381,346 66.605 Performance Partnership Grants $1,510,950 66.608 Environmental Information Exchange Network Grant Program and $300,467 Related Assistance 66.707 TSCA Title IV State Lead Grants Certification of Lead-Based Paint $462,010 Professionals 66.708 Pollution Prevention Grants Program $52,513 66.801 Hazardous Waste Management State Program Support $7,098,807 66.802 Superfund State, Political Subdivision, and Indian Tribe Site-Specific $586,403 Cooperative Agreements 66.804 Underground Storage Tank Prevention, Detection and Compliance -$59,915 Program 66.805 Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund Corrective Action $181,465 Program 66.817 State and Tribal Response Program Grants $874,844 66.818 Brownfields Assessment and Cleanup Cooperative Agreements $151,358 81.041 State Energy Program $3,288,810 81.042 Weatherization Assistance for Low-Income Persons $5,066,442 81.065 Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting $1,377,808 81.104 Environmental Remediation and Waste Processing and Disposal $180,492 81.136 Long-Term Surveillance and Maintenance $17,093 81.214 Environmental Monitoring/Cleanup, Cultural and Resource Mgmt., $7,038 Emergency Response Research, Outreach, Technical Analysis 81.999 Sustainable Energy for Homes and Business $43,924

84.002 Adult Education - Basic Grants to States $88,180,509 84.010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies $1,931,457,693 84.011 Migrant Education State Grant Program $138,734,325 84.013 Title I State Agency Program for Neglected and Delinquent Children $1,625,500 and Youth 84.027 Special Education – Grants to States $588,627,233 84.048 Career and Technical Education -- Basic Grants to States $87,723,435 84.126 Rehabilitation Services Vocational Rehabilitation Grants to States $319,759,654 84.144 Migrant Education Coordination Program $129,858 84.173 Special Education – Preschool Grants $21,239,985 84.177 Rehabilitation Services Independent Living Services for Older $3,499,097 Individuals Who are Blind 84.181 Special Education-Grants for Infants and Families $35,626,829 84.187 Supported Employment Services for Individuals with the Most $4,081,891 Significant Disabilities 84.196 Education for Homeless Children and Youth $12,460,386 84.282 Charter Schools $21,170,167 84.287 Twenty-First Century Community Learning Centers $140,067,409 84.323 Special Education - State Personnel Development $1,715,416 84.358 Rural Education $1,664,932 84.365 English Language Acquisition State Grants $178,575,877 84.366 Mathematics and Science Partnerships $102,782 84.367 Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants $240,372,903 84.368 Competitive Grants for State Assessments $1,316,254 84.369 Grants for State Assessments and Related Activities $26,041,614 84.377 School Improvement Grants $34,497,161 84.418 Promoting Readiness of Minors in Supplemental Security Income $10,814,521 84.421 Disability Innovation Fund (DIF) $1,856,789 84.424 Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program $91,826,669 84.938 Disaster Recovery Assistance for Education $2,763,520 90.401 Help America Vote Act Requirements Payments $5,585,948 90.404 2018 HAVA Election Security Grants $71,951 93.018 Strengthening Public Health Services at the Outreach Offices of the $66,287 U.S.-Mexico Border Health Commission 93.041 Special Programs for the Aging Title VII, Chapter 3_Programs for $495,940 Prevention of Elder Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation 93.042 Special Programs for the Aging Title VII, Chapter 2_Long Term Care $1,768,649 Ombudsman Services for Older Individuals 93.043 Special Programs for the Aging Title III, Part D Disease Prevention and $2,691,658 Health Promotion Services 93.044 Special Programs for the Aging Title III, Part B Grants for Supportive $40,669,403 Services and Senior Centers 93.045 Special Programs for the Aging Title III, Part C Nutrition Services $70,420,558 93.052 National Family Caregiver Support, Title III, Part E $16,289,470 93.053 Nutrition Services Incentive Program $13,768,817

93.069 Public Health Emergency Preparedness $29,586,058 93.070 Environmental Public Health and Emergency Response $1,089,681 93.071 Medicare Enrollment Assistance Program $1,469,867 93.073 Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities - Prevention and $401,324 Surveillance 93.079 Cooperative Agreements to Promote Adolescent Health through $126,915 School-Based HIV/STD Prevention and School-Based Surveillance 93.090 Guardianship Assistance $65,773,354 93.092 Affordable Care Act (ACA) Personal Responsibility Education Program $2,748,923 93.103 Food and Drug Administration Research $3,284,708 93.110 Maternal and Child Health Federal Consolidated Programs $377,984 93.116 Project Grants and Cooperative Agreements for Tuberculosis Control $5,337,748 Programs 93.117 Preventive Medicine and Public Health Residency Training Program, $220,556 Integrative Medicine Program, and National Center for Integrative Primary Healthcare 93.127 Emergency Medical Services for Children $101,529 93.130 Cooperative Agreements to States/Territories for the Coordination and $464,000 Development of Primary Care Offices 93.136 Injury Prevention and Control Research and State and Community $5,304,521 Based Programs 93.150 Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) $8,903,162 93.161 Health Program for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry $86,856 93.165 Grants to States for Loan Repayment Program $1,007,274 93.234 Traumatic Brain Injury State Demonstration Grant Program $86,402 93.240 State Capacity Building $305,126 93.241 State Rural Hospital Flexibility Program $510,868 93.243 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Projects of Regional $2,752,665 and National Significance 93.251 Universal Newborn Hearing Screening $145,999 93.268 Immunization Cooperative Agreements $524,785,244 93.270 Adult Viral Hepatitis Prevention and Control $60,462 93.283 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Investigations and $206 Technical Assistance 93.301 Small Rural Hospital Improvement Grant Program $270,235 93.305 National State Based Tobacco Control Programs $2,652,956 93.324 State Health Insurance Assistance Program $3,699,837 93.336 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System $11,543 93.354 Public Health Emergency Response: Cooperative Agreement for $1,307,474 Emergency Response: Public Health Crisis Response 93.367 Flexible Funding Model - Infrastructure Development and $659,920 Maintenance for State Manufactured Food Regulatory Programs 93.369 ACL Independent Living State Grants $2,707,643 93.426 Improving the Health of Americans through Prevention and $949,216 Management of Diabetes and Heart Disease and Stroke 93.434 Every Student Succeeds Act/Preschool Development Grants $93,452

93.439 State Physical Activity and Nutrition (SPAN) $249,660 93.448 Food Safety and Security Monitoring Project $388,476 93.464 ACL Assistive Technology $1,079,479 93.500 Pregnancy Assistance Fund Program $128,409 93.505 Affordable Care Act (ACA) Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood $1 Home Visiting Program 93.556 Promoting Safe and Stable Families $36,224,625 93.558 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) State Programs $3,096,051,874 93.563 Child Support Enforcement $683,220,606 93.564 Child Support Enforcement Research $375,343 93.566 Refugee and Entrant Assistance/Replacement Designee Administered $25,414,395 Programs 93.568 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program $204,136,472 93.569 Community Services Block Grant $61,368,061 93.575 Child Care and Development Block Grant $351,429,851 93.576 Refugee and Entrant Assistance Discretionary Grants $134,055 93.579 U.S. Repatriation $63,307 93.584 Refugee and Entrant Assistance Targeted Assistance Grants $3,018,599 93.586 State Court Improvement Program $1,476,042 93.590 Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention Grants $4,138,107 93.596 Child Care Mandatory and Matching Funds of the Child Care and $247,461,873 Development Fund 93.597 Grants to States for Access and Visitation Programs $237,594 93.599 Chafee Education and Training Vouchers Program (ETV) $5,500,989 93.600 Head Start $5,015,875 93.603 Adoption and Legal Guardianship Incentive Payments $3,047,283 93.626 Affordable Care Act State Health Insurance Assistance Program $92,071 (SHIP) and Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Options Counseling for Medicare-Medicaid Individuals in States with Approved Financial Alignment Models 93.630 Developmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy Grants $6,708,325 93.634 ACA Support for Demonstration Ombudsman Programs Serving $2,568,623 Beneficiaries of State Demonstrations to Integrate Care for Medicare- Medicaid 93.643 Children's Justice Grants to States $878,649 93.644 Adult Medicaid Quality: Improving Maternal and Infant Health $97,775 Outcomes in Medicaid and CHIP 93.645 Stephanie Tubbs Jones Child Welfare Services Program $29,175,845 93.658 Foster Care Title IV-E $1,533,903,274 93.659 Adoption Assistance $564,544,836 93.667 Social Services Block Grant $445,980,436 93.669 Child Abuse and Neglect State Grants $3,552,559 93.670 Child Abuse and Neglect Discretionary Activities $148,935 93.671 Family Violence Prevention and Services/Domestic Violence Shelter $9,562,485 and Supportive Services 93.674 Chafee Foster Care Independence Program $16,487,649

93.719 ARRA - Advance Interoperable Health Information Technology -$15,148 Services to Support Health Information Exchange 93.735 State Public Health Approaches for Ensuring Quitline Capacity - $791,164 Funded in part by Prevention and Public Health Funds (PPHF) 93.738 PPHF: Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health Program $210,914 financed solely by Public Prevention and Health Funds 93.745 PPHF: Health Care Surveillance/Health Statistics – Surveillance $10,733 Program Announcement: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Financed in Part by Prevention and Public Health Fund 93.747 Elder Abuse Prevention Interventions Program $255,210 93.757 State and Local Public Health Actions to Prevent Obesity, Diabetes, $957,886 Heart Disease, and Stroke (PPHF) 93.758 Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant funded solely with $2,467,576 Prevention and Public Health Funds (PPHF) 93.767 Children's Health Insurance Program $3,113,903,965 93.775 State Medicaid Fraud Control Units $33,709,577 93.777 State Survey and Certification of Health Care Providers and Suppliers $38,164,340 (Title XVIII) Medicare 93.778 Medical Assistance Program $55,977,824,710 93.788 Opioid STR $78,736,566 93.791 Money Follows the Person Rebalancing Demonstration $8,334,385 93.800 Organized Approaches to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening $754,039 93.810 Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Program National Center for $695,013 Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 93.870 Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Grant Program $3,095,128 93.881 The Health Insurance Enforcement and Consumer Protections Grant $177,121 Program 93.889 National Bioterrorism Hospital Preparedness Program $18,552,848 93.898 Cancer Prevention and Control Programs for State, Territorial and $8,482,691 Tribal Organizations 93.913 Grants to States for Operation of State Offices of Rural Health $181,845 93.917 HIV Care Formula Grants $173,051,129 93.940 HIV Prevention Activities Health Department Based $7,233,171 93.944 Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)/Acquired Immunodeficiency $812,626 Virus Syndrome (AIDS) Surveillance 93.945 Assistance Programs for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control $443,742 93.958 Block Grants for Community Mental Health Services $71,760,141 93.959 Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse $91,653,996 93.977 Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Preventing and Control Grants $4,128,870 93.982 Mental Health Disaster Assistance and Emergency Mental Health $129,988 93.991 Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant $6,390,787 93.994 Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant to the States $9,740,700 93.999 Other - Department of Health and Human Services $41,171,992 94.003 State Commissions $1,238,741 94.006 AmeriCorps $30,529,793 94.009 Training and Technical Assistance $304,990

94.011 Foster Grandparent Program $1,259,197 94.013 Volunteers in Service to America $10,382 94.021 Volunteer Generation Fund $7,196 95.001 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program $2,558,321 96.001 Social Security - Disability Insurance (DI) $225,937,882 97.008 Non-Profit Security Program $2,431,418 97.012 Boating Safety Financial Assistance $5,640,700 97.023 Community Assistance Program State Support Services Element $1,007,504 (CAP-SSSE) 97.029 Flood Mitigation Assistance $1,445,261 97.032 Crisis Counseling $1,898,294 97.036 Disaster Grants - Public Assistance (Presidentially Declared Disasters) $243,002,900 97.039 Hazard Mitigation Grant $20,030,893 97.041 National Dam Safety Program $135,448 97.042 Emergency Management Performance Grants $26,947,746 97.045 Cooperating Technical Partners $164,582 97.046 Fire Management Assistance Grant $30,575,587 97.047 Pre-Disaster Mitigation $2,096,823 97.050 Presidential Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals and $24,693 Households - Other Needs 97.067 Homeland Security Grant Program $205,448,617 97.082 Earthquake Consortium $400,742 97.088 Disaster Assistance Projects $928,808 Total $94,911,422,407 Source: California Department of Finance, Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)

Appendix F: State of California Federal Expenditures by Department

The following table reflects federal funds expended by State agency/department for the state fiscal year 2018 ending June 30, 2018. Only agencies/departments with actual federal fund expenditures are shown. Note that numbers may not add up due to rounding. Table 34: State of California Federal Expenditures by Department Agency Code Agency FY19 Federal Expenditures 0250 Judicial Branch $1,795,658 0521 Secretary for Transportation Agency $90,431,940 0555 Secretary for Environmental Protection $232,268 0650 Office of Planning and Research $34,460,871 0690 Governor’s Office of Emergency Services $785,220,453 0820 Department of Justice $40,724,599 0840 State Controller $1,350,371 0845 Department of Insurance $195,121 0890 Secretary of State $6,371,213 1111 Consumer Affairs Bureaus, Programs, Divisions, Department $69 of 1700 Department of Fair Employment and Housing $5,105,282

2240 Department of Housing and Community Development $63,503,973

2660 Department of Transportation $3,963,593,223 2665 High-Speed Rail Authority -$545,660 2720 Department of the California Highway Patrol $15,844,968

2740 Department of Motor Vehicles $105,236 3125 California Tahoe Conservancy $383,619 3340 Conservation Corps, California $10,382 3360 Energy Resources Conservation and Development $3,288,810 Commission 3480 Department of Conservation $1,632,876 3540 Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of $5,988,085

3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife $70,925,572 3640 Wildlife Conservation Board $8,375,884 3720 California Coastal Commission $2,645,686 3760 State Coastal Conservancy $8,787,261 3790 Department of Parks and Recreation $21,304,004

91 December 28, 2020 3855 Sierra Nevada Conservancy $71,633 3860 Department of Water Resources $5,059,197 3875 Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy $323,804

3885 Delta Stewardship Council $31,368 3900 State Air Resources Board $5,247,996 3930 Department of Pesticide Regulation $2,485,024 3940 State Water Resources Control Board $16,871,186 3960 Department of Toxic Substances Control $26,957,985 4100 State Council on Developmental Disabilities $6,708,325

4120 Emergency Medical Services Authority $2,841,442 4140 Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development $1,471,274

4170 Department of Aging $157,413,988 4180 Commission on Aging $499,656 4260 State Department of Health Care Services $59,314,974,539 4265 Department of Public Health $1,617,832,142 4300 Department of Developmental Services $36,666,916 4700 Department of Community Services and Development $270,570,975

5160 Department of Rehabilitation $384,724,801 5175 Department of Child Support Services $683,595,949 5180 Department of Social Services $13,242,878,219 5225 Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation $689,209

5227 Board of State and Community Corrections $7,724,792

5990 Federal Immigration Funding - Incarceration $59,458,720

6100 Department of Education $6,866,902,133 6120 California State Library $16,612,622 7100 Employment Development Department $6,334,321,584 7120 California Workforce Development Board $4,045,583 7350 Department of Industrial Relations $31,385,054 7600 California Department of Tax and Fee Administration $37,206

7760 Department of General Services $205,066,208 7870 California Victim Compensation Board $14,791,201 8260 California Arts Council $1,007,483 8570 Department of Food and Agriculture $97,044,512 8660 Public Utilities Commission $7,804,049

8940 Military Department $95,365,873 8955 Department of Veterans Affairs $187,599,117 9390 Apportionment of Federal Receipts for Flood Control Lands $123,288

9400 Apportionment of Federal Receipts for Forest Reserves $26,751,451 9420 Apportionment of Federal Potash Lease Rentals $4,829,029 9520 Apportionment of Geothermal Resources Development $40,905,110 Total $94,911,422,407

Source: California Department of Finance, Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA)

Appendix G: State Government Federal Grant Applications by Agency

State agencies and departments submitted 673 applications for federal grants and were awarded 539 grants in FFY19. These numbers include only applications for which the agency was the primary applicant. In some cases, an award represented here was applied for in a previous year, and likewise some applications may still be pending award. Not included in this table are the applications and awards from the University of California, the California State University systems, and a small number of other agencies and departments that did not provide this information. Table 35: Federal Grant Submissions by California State Government by Agency (FFY19)

Agency Agency Code Awards Awards

Applications Applications Applications

Block Grant Project Grant Awards Grant Project Formula Grant Awards ative Agreement Block Grant Project Grant Grant Project Formula Grant Cooper Cooperative Agreement Cooperative Agreement Applications 0250 California Judicial Branch 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0509 Governor's Office of Business and Economic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Development 0690 California Office of Emergency Services 0 0 232 118 13 6 1 1 0820 California Department of Justice 0 0 2 2 4 2 3 3 0845 California Department of Insurance 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0860 State Board of Equalization 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0880 California Secretary of State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0985 California School Finance Authority 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1111 Department of Consumer Affairs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1700 Department of Fair Employment and Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2100 California Department of Alcoholic Beverage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Control 2260 California Housing Finance Agency 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500 California State Transportation Agency 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2665 California High-Speed Rail Authority 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2700 California Office of Traffic Safety 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2720 California Highway Patrol 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 2740 California Department of Motor Vehicles 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3000 California Natural Resources Agency 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3125 California Tahoe Conservancy 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3340 California Conservation Corps 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3

3360 California Energy Commission 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 3480 Department of Conservation 0 0 3 3 8 5 17 15 3540 California Department of Forestry and Fire 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 Protection 3560 California State Lands Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 0 0 0 0 110 106 1 1 3640 Wildlife Conservation Board 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3760 State Coastal Conservancy 0 0 1 0 3 5 0 0 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 0 0 2 2 8 7 1 1 3820 San Francisco Bay Conservation and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Development Commission 3825 San Gabriel Rivers and Mountains Conservancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3835 Baldwin Hills Conservancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3840 Delta Protection Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3845 San Diego River Conservancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3850 Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3855 Sierra Nevada Conservancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3860 Department of Water Resources 1 1 0 0 3 3 5 5 3875 Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3900 California Air Resources Board 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 3 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 0 0 8 8 0 0 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 7 Control 4000 California Health & Human Services Agency 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4100 State Council on Developmental Disabilities 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4140 Office of Statewide Health Planning and 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Development 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4180 California Commission on Aging 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4260 Department of Health Care Services 2 2 5 5 9 9 0 0 4265 California Department of Public Health 1 1 6 6 26 26 3 3 4300 California Department of Developmental Services 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 4560 Mental Health Services Oversight & Accountability 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Commission 4700 Department of Community Services & 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 Development 5160 California Department of Rehabilitation 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5170 State Independent Living Council 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5175 Department of Child Support Services 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 5210 California Department of Corrections and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rehabilitation 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 2 2 4 4 0 0 0 0 6100 California Department of Education 0 0 25 25 0 0 0 0 6120 California State Library 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6445 California Institute for Regenerative Medicine 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6870 Board of Governors of the California Community 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Colleges 7000 Labor and Workforce Development Agency 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7100 Employment Development Department 0 0 8 8 11 11 1 1 7120 California Workforce Development Board 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7300 Agricultural Labor Relations Board 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7350 California Department of Industrial Relations 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 7501 California Department of Human Resources 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7502 California Department of Technology 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7760 Department of General Services 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 7870 California Victims Compensation Board 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 8260 California Arts Council 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 8270 Historic State Capitol Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8560 California Exposition & State Fair 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 5 5 2 2 2 5 61 65 8660 California Public Utilities Commission 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 8780 "Little Hoover" Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8820 California Commission on the Status of Women 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Girls 8830 California Law Revision Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8940 California Military Department 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8950 California Department of Veterans Affairs 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 1 Total 22 21 313 197 220 203 118 118

Source: Governor’s Office of Planning and Research

Appendix H: State Government Federal Grant Applications by Program Type

Agencies and departments of the California State Government applied for federal grants in over 200 different CFDA program types in FFY19. In some cases, the CFDA program number for some applications was unknown or unable to be provided by publication time, and so the totals shown here are less than the previous table. As before, in some cases, an award represented here was applied for in a previous year, and likewise some applications may still be pending award. Not included in this table are the applications and awards from the University of California, the California State University systems, and a small number of other agencies and departments that did not provide this information. Table 36: Federal Grant Submissions by California State Government by CFDA (FFY19)

Agency Code Agency CFDA Awards Applications 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.001 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.025 58 58 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.156 0 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.163 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.170 5 5 8560 California Exposition & State Fair 10.170 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.171 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.331 0 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.475 0 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.477 0 1 6100 California Department of Education 10.553 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 10.555 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 10.558 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 10.559 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 10.560 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.576 2 2 4265 California Department of Public Health 10.578 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 10.604 1 1 3540 California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection 10.664 2 2 3540 California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection 10.676 1 1 3540 California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection 10.678 1 1 3125 California Tahoe Conservancy 10.691 1 1 3125 California Tahoe Conservancy 10.693 1 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 11.407 1 1 3760 State Coastal Conservancy 11.420 0 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 11.438 1 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 11.472 1 1

3480 Department of Conservation 15.236 1 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.247 1 1 3860 Department of Water Resources 15.512 3 3 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.517 2 2 3860 Department of Water Resources 15.532 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 15.533 1 3125 California Tahoe Conservancy 15.543 1 1 3860 Department of Water Resources 15.560 1 1 3860 Department of Water Resources 15.563 1 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.605 33 33 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.611 35 34 3760 State Coastal Conservancy 15.614 3 2 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.615 28 25 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 15.615 1 1 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 15.616 2 2 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 15.622 4 3 3760 State Coastal Conservancy 15.623 0 2 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.626 1 1 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.634 7 7 3600 Department of Fish and Wildlife 15.657 1 1 3480 Department of Conservation 15.807 3 3 3480 Department of Conservation 15.808 1 1 3480 Department of Conservation 15.810 1 1 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 15.904 1 1 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 15.916 1 1 3480 Department of Conservation 15.944 1 1 7870 California Victims Compensation Board 16.321 1 1 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 16.540 1 1 7870 California Victims Compensation Board 16.576 1 0 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 16.593 1 1 0820 California Department of Justice 16.710 3 1 0820 California Department of Justice 16.734 3 3 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 16.735 1 1 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 16.738 2 2 0820 California Department of Justice 16.741 1 1 0820 California Department of Justice 16.750 1 1 5227 Board of State and Community Corrections 16.751 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.002 1 1 7350 California Department of Industrial Relations 17.005 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.207 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.225 7 7 7100 Employment Development Department 17.245 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.258 1 1

7100 Employment Development Department 17.259 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.261 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.270 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.271 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.273 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.277 4 4 7100 Employment Development Department 17.278 1 1 7350 California Department of Industrial Relations 17.503 1 1 7350 California Department of Industrial Relations 17.504 1 1 7350 California Department of Industrial Relations 17.600 1 1 7100 Employment Development Department 17.801 1 1 2720 California Highway Patrol 20.218 1 1 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 20.219 1 1 2740 California Department of Motor Vehicles 20.232 1 1 2720 California Highway Patrol 20.237 1 1 8660 California Public Utilities Commission 20.528 1 1 2700 California Office of Traffic Safety 20.600 1 1 2700 California Office of Traffic Safety 20.616 6 5 3480 Department of Conservation 20.725 2 2 8260 California Arts Council 45.025 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 59.061 1 1 8950 California Department of Veterans Affairs 64.005 2 2 8950 California Department of Veterans Affairs 64.124 1 1 8950 California Department of Veterans Affairs 64.203 1 1 3900 California Air Resources Board 66.001 1 1 3900 California Air Resources Board 66.034 1 1 3900 California Air Resources Board 66.040 1 1 3760 State Coastal Conservancy 66.204 1 0 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 66.204 2 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.432 1 1 3480 Department of Conservation 66.433 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.454 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.458 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.460 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.468 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.472 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 66.801 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 66.802 2 2 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.804 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 66.805 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 66.817 1 1 3900 California Air Resources Board 66.956 1 0 3900 California Air Resources Board 66.956 1 1

3360 California Energy Commission 81.041 2 2 4700 Department of Community Services & Development 81.042 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 81.065 1 1 3940 State Water Resources Control Board 81.104 1 1 3960 California Department of Toxic Substances Control 81.104 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.002 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.010 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.011 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.013 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.027 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.048 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.048 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.173 1 1 4300 California Department of Developmental Services 84.181 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.196 1 1 5160 California Department of Rehabilitation 84.263 1 0 6100 California Department of Education 84.282 1 1 0985 California School Finance Authority 84.282 1 0 6100 California Department of Education 84.287 1 1 0985 California School Finance Authority 84.354 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.358 2 2 6100 California Department of Education 84.365 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.367 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.369 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 84.938 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.069 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.070 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 93.103 2 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.103 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.110 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.116 2 2 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.117 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.118 1 1 4140 Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development 93.130 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.136 3 3 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.150 1 1 4140 Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development 93.165 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.240 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.241 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 93.243 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.243 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.268 2 2 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.270 1 1

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4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.301 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.305 1 1 8570 California Department of Food and Agriculture 93.367 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.367 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.426 1 1 4000 California Health & Human Services Agency 93.434 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.448 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.478 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.500 1 1 5175 Department of Child Support Services 93.563 1 1 5175 Department of Child Support Services 93.564 2 2 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.566 1 1 4700 Department of Community Services & Development 93.568 1 1 4700 Department of Community Services & Development 93.569 1 1 0250 California Judicial Branch 93.586 3 3 6100 California Department of Education 93.596 1 1 0250 California Judicial Branch 93.597 1 1 6100 California Department of Education 93.600 1 1 4100 State Council on Developmental Disabilities 93.630 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.634 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.644 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.735 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.745 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.767 1 1 0820 California Department of Justice 93.775 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.778 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.788 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.791 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.810 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.870 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.889 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.898 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.898 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.913 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.917 3 3 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.944 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.947 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.958 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.959 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.977 1 1 4260 Department of Health Care Services 93.982 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 93.991 1 1

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4300 California Department of Developmental Services 94.011 1 1 4265 California Department of Public Health 94.800 1 1 3790 California Department of Parks and Recreation 97.012 1 1 3860 Department of Water Resources 97.023 1 1 3480 Department of Conservation 97.039 1 1 7760 Department of General Services 97.039 1 1 3860 Department of Water Resources 97.041 2 2 3480 Department of Conservation 97.045 1 1 Total 405 401 Source: Governor’s Office of Planning and Research

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