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Pandemic relief to Maine

Federal agencies obligated $3,907,424,280 to Maine’s government from the COVID-19 supplemental appropriations as of July 11, 2025, according to PRAC.

That is $2,762 for each of its residents in 2025. It ranks 44th of the 51 states and DC in the states ranking, and 18th per resident.

Maine in PRAC's state file, to July 11, 2025
MeasureValue
Obligated$3.9 billion
Outlaid$4.4 billion
Obligated per resident$2,762
Rank by obligations44th of 51
Rank per resident18th of 51
Share of every state’s obligations0.5%
Awarding agencies16
Assistance listings90

By awarding agency

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Obligations to Maine's government by agency, to July 11, 2025
RankAgencyShare
1Department of the Treasury51.3%
2Department of Education18.2%
3Department of Health and Human Services10.2%
4Department of Agriculture8.9%
5Department of Homeland Security6.5%
6Department of Transportation2.9%
7Department of Commerce1.1%
8Department of Labor0.5%
9Department of Veterans Affairs0.3%
10Department of Justice0.1%
11Institute of Museum and Library Services0.1%
12National Endowment for the Arts< 0.1%
13Corporation for National and Community Service< 0.1%
14Election Assistance Commission< 0.1%
15Environmental Protection Agency< 0.1%
16Department of Housing and Urban Development< 0.1%

A figure is the money obligated to the government PRAC’s file names for the place, to the date PRAC wrote its file, which has no year. It is not every award made there, and it holds no PPP loan; the PPP hub counts those. No figure here is explained by any cause; see how PRAC’s file is counted.

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  • County health County health

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Sources

Compiled automatically from Pandemic relief funding to state and territorial governments (PRAC) and Census Bureau population estimates — nation and states, with components of change by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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