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FY 2005 MCSAP Grant Allocations by State and Category | STATE | BASIC | INCENTIVE | HIGH
PRIORITY | NEW ENTRANT | TOTAL DISTRIBUTED |
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| Alabama | $2,868,658 | $194,283 | $498,000 | $13,652 | $3,574,593 |
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| Alaska | $588,618 | $17,555 | $262,058 | $129,994 | $998,225 |
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| American Samoa | $350,000 | | | | $350,000 |
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| Arizona | $2,638,530 | $95,305 | $518,708 | $450,808 | $3,703,351 |
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| Arkansas | $2,187,812 | $128,416 | | | $2,316,228 |
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| California | $6,540,202 | $633,141 | $1,000,000 | | $8,173,343 |
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| Colorado | $2,443,078 | $143,399 | $57,320 | $477,702 | $3,121,499 |
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| Connecticut | $1,240,254 | $72,798 | $480,000 | | $1,793,052 |
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| Delaware | $588,618 | $14,851 | | | $603,469 |
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| District of Columbia | $588,618 | $10,790 | | | $599,408 |
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| Florida* | $3,270,101 | $251,735 | | | $3,521,836 |
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| Georgia | $4,939,791 | $289,946 | $749,327 | $400,000 | $6,379,064 |
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| Guam | $350,000 | | | | $350,000 |
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| Hawaii | $588,618 | $23,529 | | $6,000 | $618,147 |
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| Idaho | $1,138,172 | $41,112 | $460,726 | $80,000 | $1,720,010 |
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| Illinois | $5,591,808 | $328,217 | | | $5,920,025 |
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| Indiana | $4,036,791 | $273,396 | | $880,554 | $5,190,741 |
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| Iowa | $2,307,228 | $156,260 | $396,226 | $291,955 | $3,151,669 |
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| Kansas | $2,331,228 | $105,257 | $15,000 | $786,735 | $3,238,220 |
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| Kentucky | $2,490,116 | $44,972 | $498,400 | $536,200 | $3,569,688 |
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| Louisiana | $2,314,069 | $114,930 | $964,768 | | $3,393,767 |
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| Maine* | $366,612 | $34,428 | | | $401,040 |
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| Maryland | $2,162,904 | $126,954 | | | $2,289,858 |
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| Massachusetts | $2,199,558 | $129,105 | $311,979 | $400,479 | $3,041,121 |
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| Michigan | $4,596,978 | $269,824 | $423,560 | $254,157 | $5,544,519 |
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| Minnesota | $3,174,921 | $143,350 | | $3,115,000 | $6,433,271 |
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| Mississippi | $2,099,891 | $142,218 | $1,202,585 | | $3,444,694 |
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| Missouri | $3,667,402 | $165,586 | | $1,063,490 | $4,896,478 |
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| Montana | $1,086,439 | $73,580 | | $400,000 | $1,560,019 |
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| Nebraska | $1,689,090 | $76,264 | | $525,354 | $2,290,708 |
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| Neveda | $1,251,079 | $73,433 | | $200,000 | $1,524,512 |
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| New Hampshire | $588,618 | $5,123 | | $113,547 | $707,288 |
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| New Jersey | $3,156,541 | $185,276 | | | $3,341,817 |
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| New Mexico | $1,513,124 | $27,328 | $86,298 | $290,708 | $1,917,458 |
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| New York | $6,371,615 | $373,989 | $115,364 | | $6,860,968 |
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| North Carolina | $4,180,792 | $207,643 | | $108,075 | $4,496,510 |
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| North Dakota | $1,128,997 | $30,585 | | $168,000 | $1,327,582 |
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| Northern Marianas | $350,000 | | | | $350,000 |
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| Ohio | $5,371,487 | $194,022 | $226,200 | $660,595 | $6,452,304 |
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| Oklahoma | $2,898,450 | $26,173 | | $887,550 | $3,812,173 |
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| Oregon | $2,148,476 | $145,508 | | | $2,293,984 |
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| Pennsylvania | $5,289,151 | $262,690 | $285,039 | $1,082,825 | $6,919,705 |
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| Puerto Rico | $588,618 | | | | $588,618 |
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| Rhode Island | $588,618 | $14,179 | | | $602,797 |
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| South Carolina | $2,353,496 | $159,393 | $132,000 | $709,887 | $3,354,776 |
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| South Dakota* | $545,832 | $76,887 | | | $622,719 |
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| Tennessee | $3,364,385 | $197,476 | $1,175,000 | $750,330 | $5,487,191 |
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| Texas | $6,540,208 | $314,164 | $2,023,321 | $148,194 | $9,025,887 |
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| Utah | $1,346,839 | $48,649 | $183,400 | $281,520 | $1,860,408 |
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| Vermont | $588,618 | $10,271 | | $98,150 | $697,039 |
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| Virgin Islands | $350,000 | | | | $350,000 |
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| Virginia | $3,553,451 | $208,573 | | $350,000 | $4,112,024 |
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| Washington | $2,786,495 | $188,719 | $850,594 | $500,000 | $4,325,808 |
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| West Virginia | $1,073,377 | $29,078 | $110,000 | | $1,212,455 |
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| Wisconsin | $3,138,247 | $141,694 | | $521,989 | $3,801,930 |
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| Wyoming | $780,581 | $21,146 | $175,000 | $180,550 | $1,157,277 |
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| TOTAL | $132,283,200 | $7,043,200 | $13,200,873 | $16,864,000 | $169,391,273 |
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| *Due to a lack of compatibility with the Federal regulations, these States receive 50% of their full Basic allocation. |
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