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40M One Time CHIPS Severe Weather Road Repair Funding $40M One Time CHIPS Severe Weather Road Repair Funding Municipality Name $40M % Difference NYC 5,599,965.70 6.51% Counties 12,000,550.52 8.04% Cities 3,722,179.30 9.13% Towns 15,155,924.50 11.65% Villages 3,521,379.98 11.03% 40,000,000.00 9.13% County of Albany 169,198.86 7.14% County of Allegany 196,798.74 8.35% County of Broome 197,198.79 7.86% County of Cattaraugus 244,798.50 8.76% County of Cayuga 304,797.99 9.31% County of Chautauqua 336,797.76 8.99% County of Chemung 139,598.97 8.43% County of Chenango 175,598.78 8.25% County of Clinton 214,398.50 9.03% County of Columbia 153,998.97 8.38% County of Cortland 147,998.91 9.08% County of Delaware 150,398.97 7.09% County of Dutchess 229,198.56 7.62% County of Erie 699,195.59 7.90% County of Essex 207,998.61 9.37% County of Franklin 155,198.91 8.82% County of Fulton 85,199.30 8.34% County of Genesee 147,998.91 8.83% County of Greene 151,199.08 8.88% County of Hamilton 55,999.65 9.47% County of Herkimer 335,997.87 9.50% County of Jefferson 319,997.89 9.05% County of Lewis 148,398.95 8.56% County of Livingston 137,998.98 8.40% County of Madison 254,798.42 9.21% County of Monroe 382,397.65 7.16% County of Montgomery 230,398.50 9.51% County of Nassau 425,997.32 6.12% County of Niagara 167,998.94 7.71% County of Oneida 339,197.84 8.38% County of Onondaga 467,197.11 8.28% County of Ontario 138,399.03 8.00% County of Orange 177,598.80 6.81% County of Orleans 115,599.31 8.96% County of Oswego 289,598.09 8.92% County of Otsego 278,398.25 9.05% 1 County of Putnam 68,799.48 7.23% County of Rensselaer 193,198.74 8.25% County of Rockland 83,999.36 5.83% County of Saratoga 209,198.53 7.90% County of Schenectady 127,999.08 7.93% County of Schoharie 185,198.86 9.22% County of Schuyler 71,199.54 8.27% County of Seneca 90,399.28 8.81% County of St Lawrence 334,797.95 8.58% County of Steuben 395,427.00 8.93% County of Suffolk 243,198.32 4.01% County of Sullivan 225,198.51 8.46% County of Tioga 85,199.30 7.18% County of Tompkins 180,398.72 8.91% County of Ulster 247,198.37 8.20% County of Warren 141,999.04 8.61% County of Washington 163,199.01 8.41% County of Wayne 238,398.38 8.88% County of Westchester 91,199.37 3.35% County of Wyoming 145,599.04 8.99% County of Yates 105,199.34 9.00% - 12,000,550.52 8.04% City of New York 5,599,965.70 6.51% County of Albany 169,198.86 7.14% City of Albany 143,439.80 9.23% City of Cohoes 32,224.48 9.09% City of Watervliet 16,534.99 8.31% Town of Berne 22,190.25 12.09% Town of Bethlehem 36,170.13 11.44% Town of Coeymans 13,110.95 11.71% Town of Colonie 63,964.38 11.36% Town of Guilderland 31,919.22 11.22% Town of Knox 10,017.49 12.30% Town of New Scotland 21,896.49 11.89% Town of Rensselaerville 21,862.19 12.05% Town of Westerlo 14,066.71 11.66% Village of Altamont 2,242.73 10.28% Village of Colonie 16,420.54 11.05% Village of Green Island 5,382.64 11.32% Village of Menands 5,537.89 10.73% Village of Ravena 5,447.50 10.70% Village of Voorheesville 5,967.02 10.93% County of Allegany 196,798.74 8.35% Town of Alfred 10,877.01 11.56% 2 Town of Allen 13,567.49 11.47% Town of Alma 11,541.52 11.94% Town of Almond 16,296.68 11.52% Town of Amity 10,185.50 11.69% Town of Andover 14,783.32 11.91% Town of Angelica 9,689.42 11.38% Town of Belfast 12,289.51 11.41% Town of Birdsall 9,826.67 11.50% Town of Bolivar 9,157.14 11.96% Town of Burns 8,288.21 11.19% Town of Caneadea 15,114.11 11.77% Town of Centerville 14,794.62 11.96% Town of Clarksville 9,764.96 11.76% Town of Cuba 13,922.97 11.59% Town of Friendship 10,308.74 11.62% Town of Genesee 8,879.49 11.74% Town of Granger 13,861.45 11.53% Town of Grove 11,149.00 11.26% Town of Hume 14,809.27 11.63% Town of Independence 14,508.60 11.53% Town of New Hudson 13,449.90 11.70% Town of Rushford 14,903.83 11.49% Town of Scio 11,231.02 11.55% Town of Ward 9,089.77 11.83% Town of Wellsville 15,629.86 11.60% Town of West Almond 10,784.94 11.73% Town of Willing 13,432.53 11.90% Town of Wirt 12,925.78 11.62% Village of Alfred 3,775.55 11.56% Village of Almond 1,832.64 11.43% Village of Andover 4,034.36 11.10% Village of Angelica 6,974.25 11.36% Village of Belmont 2,959.55 11.40% Village of Bolivar 2,907.45 11.45% Village of Canaseraga 1,482.60 11.14% Village of Cuba 5,070.67 10.92% Village of Richburg 1,094.27 11.40% Village of Wellsville 15,199.06 11.40% County of Broome 197,198.79 7.86% City of Binghamton 93,586.46 9.31% Town of Barker 11,412.63 11.75% Town of Binghamton 12,751.91 11.78% Town of Chenango 15,935.34 11.67% Town of Colesville 25,424.94 11.61% Town of Conklin 11,061.34 11.85% Town of Dickinson 2,975.87 11.71% Town of Fenton 12,763.00 11.57% 3 Town of Kirkwood 11,092.72 11.68% Town of Lisle 14,924.54 11.62% Town of Maine 15,884.91 11.57% Town of Nanticoke 8,113.92 11.51% Town of Sanford 28,566.52 11.91% Town of Triangle 10,154.54 11.86% Town of Union 29,445.28 11.70% Town of Vestal 36,231.22 11.72% Town of Windsor 32,457.77 11.82% Village of Deposit 5,433.06 10.90% Village of Endicott 25,835.24 11.24% Village of Johnson City 28,430.11 11.14% Village of Lisle 2,066.35 11.27% Village of Port Dickinson 2,649.90 11.14% Village of Whitney Point 2,698.23 11.01% Village of Windsor 2,898.67 11.26% County of Cattaraugus 244,798.50 8.76% City of Olean 39,282.00 9.23% City of Salamanca 20,526.88 9.61% Town of Allegany 17,770.28 11.36% Town of Ashford 15,575.04 11.55% Town of Carrollton 8,476.94 11.23% Town of Cold Spring 6,042.34 11.86% Town of Conewango 13,423.48 11.62% Town of Dayton 7,455.89 11.84% Town of East Otto 12,298.30 11.41% Town of Ellicottville 11,707.85 11.27% Town of Farmersville 13,138.57 11.43% Town of Franklinville 11,904.95 11.37% Town of Freedom 14,214.63 11.50% Town of Great Valley 12,410.66 11.67% Town of Hinsdale 14,628.28 11.66% Town of Humphrey 11,364.93 11.86% Town of Ischua 7,945.07 11.58% Town of Leon 13,616.23 11.57% Town of Little Valley 6,314.76 11.71% Town of Lyndon 10,963.00 11.88% Town of Machias 14,647.73 11.48% Town of Mansfield 15,032.52 11.58% Town of Napoli 10,322.54 11.13% Town of New Albion 12,003.08 11.65% Town of Olean 9,231.83 11.53% Town of Otto 10,038.62 11.08% Town of Perrysburg 9,885.04 11.43% Town of Persia 4,656.61 11.83% Town of Portville 11,323.08 11.71% Town of Randolph 20,551.63 11.53% 4 Town of Red House 1,171.90 12.01% Town of Salamanca 2,669.56 11.81% Town of South Valley 5,735.82 12.07% Town of Yorkshire 12,363.37 11.33% Village of Allegany 3,654.19 10.92% Village of Cattaraugus 3,281.55 11.01% Village of Delevan 1,924.71 10.13% Village of Ellicottville 2,151.08 10.35% Village of Franklinville 4,393.81 11.34% Village of Gowanda 7,015.46 11.22% Village of Little Valley 2,762.24 11.06% Village of Portville 2,248.59 11.12% Village of South Dayton 3,067.52 11.00% County of Cayuga 304,797.99 9.31% City of Auburn 56,671.07 9.27% Town of Aurelius 6,175.82 11.48% Town of Brutus 8,527.36 11.86% Town of Cato 9,069.89 11.89% Town of Conquest 9,092.28 11.11% Town of Fleming 5,377.83 11.96% Town of Genoa 12,152.26 11.74% Town of Ira 11,160.30 11.59% Town of Ledyard 9,645.90 11.86% Town of Locke 6,824.64 12.04% Town of Mentz 3,998.38 11.95% Town of Montezuma 2,843.42 11.92% Town of Moravia 5,197.89 11.50% Town of Niles 10,873.87 11.61% Town of Owasco 6,046.31 11.22% Town of Scipio 10,842.69 11.72% Town of Sempronius 10,022.30 12.09% Town of Sennett 7,207.12 11.68% Town of Springport 5,636.22 11.93% Town of Sterling 13,947.45 12.01% Town of Summerhill 8,187.36 11.51% Town of Throop 6,631.10 11.92% Town of Venice 13,430.65 11.85% Town of Victory 11,505.74 11.78% Village of Aurora 684.60 11.26% Village of Cato 948.65 11.15% Village of Cayuga 1,261.03 11.23% Village of Fair Haven 5,501.06 10.99% Village of Meridian 504.24 11.25% Village of Moravia 2,269.93 11.46% Village of Port Byron 3,008.72 11.27% Village of Union Springs 4,143.78 11.42% Village of Weedsport 3,405.01 10.96% 5 County of Chautauqua 336,797.76 8.99% City of Dunkirk 32,984.40 9.55% City of Jamestown 85,167.28 9.62% Town of Arkwright 11,146.70 11.91% Town of Busti 17,265.41 11.75% Town of Carroll 13,384.62 11.80% Town of Charlotte 12,699.81 11.42% Town of Chautauqua 20,684.22 11.79% Town of Cherry Creek 8,035.04 11.27% Town of Clymer 9,678.33 11.50% Town of Dunkirk 1,975.54 11.63% Town of Ellery 18,646.54 12.01% Town of Ellicott 13,824.21 11.61% Town of Ellington 13,861.04 11.56% Town of French Creek 11,225.37 11.45% Town of Gerry 9,931.92 11.92% Town of Hanover 16,002.91 11.76% Town of Harmony 9,720.59 11.56% Town of Kiantone 6,155.53 11.87% Town of Mina 9,198.98 11.62% Town of North Harmony 16,214.24 11.64% Town of Poland 12,899.84 11.67% Town of Pomfret 15,856.25 11.56% Town of Portland 16,560.93 11.76% Town of Ripley 12,902.56 12.00% Town of Sheridan 12,043.04 11.39% Town of Sherman 9,630.20 11.94% Town of Stockton 11,834.23 11.40% Town of Villenova 11,242.53 11.50% Town of Westfield 14,974.55 11.70% Village of Bemus Point 2,101.51 11.28% Village of Brocton 3,448.31 11.11% Village of Cassadaga 2,657.00 11.19% Village of Celoron 5,561.94 11.46% Village of Cherry Creek 1,564.00 10.79% Village of Falconer 7,053.55 11.32% Village of Forestville 1,600.19 11.13% Village of Fredonia 13,702.23 10.89% Village of Lakewood 12,331.36 11.23% Village of Mayville 5,899.86 11.16% Village of Panama 3,206.65 11.21% Village of Sherman 1,267.93 10.86% Village of Silver Creek 6,835.94 11.26% Village of Sinclairville 1,865.91 11.26% Village of Westfield 10,748.95 11.23% County of Chemung 139,598.97 8.43% City of Elmira 74,867.75 9.46% 6 Town of Ashland 4,013.44 11.88% Town of Baldwin 10,880.56 12.07% Town of Big Flats 19,747.29 11.83% Town
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