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Child Care and Development Block Grant

Child Care and Development Block Grants: The administration's proposal includes a 2.1 percent cut in Child Care and Development Block Grants over fiscal year 2008. The following table shows the cuts for each state, after taking inflation into account.

Child Care and Development Block Grant
(obligations in thousands)
State or Territory	FY2009 Proposed	2.1% Cut (compared to FY08)
Total (U.S.)	2,062,081	43,605
Alabama	39,938	845
Alaska	4,064	86
Arizona	51,631	1,092
Arkansas	25,551	540
California	229,338	4,850
Colorado	23,919	506
Connecticut	13,742	291
Delaware	4,554	96
District of Columbia	2,885	61
Florida	112,313	2,375
Georgia	80,270	1,697
Hawaii	7,269	154
Idaho	12,026	254
Illinois	75,188	1,590
Indiana	42,047	889
Iowa	18,275	386
Kansas	18,834	398
Kentucky	35,714	755
Louisiana	42,649	902
Maine	6,834	145
Maryland	25,113	531
Massachusetts	24,755	523
Michigan	57,162	1,209
Minnesota	26,031	550
Mississippi	32,362	684
Missouri	38,962	824
Montana	5,943	126
Nebraska	11,733	248
Nevada	14,789	313
New Hampshire	4,723	100
New Jersey	35,243	745
New Mexico	18,456	390
New York	103,991	2,199
North Carolina	67,494	1,427
North Dakota	3,784	80
Ohio	67,654	1,431
Oklahoma	31,683	670
Oregon	22,582	478
Pennsylvania	62,022	1,312
Rhode Island	5,383	114
South Carolina	36,809	778
South Dakota	5,514	117
Tennessee	45,692	966
Texas	221,872	4,692
Utah	22,898	484
Vermont	2,936	62
Virginia	38,813	821
Washington	33,657	712
West Virginia	13,562	287
Wisconsin	30,024	635
Wyoming	2,765	58
American Samoa	2,536	54
Guam	4,023	85
Northern Mariana Islands	1,887	40
Puerto Rico	33,311	704
Freely Associated States	......	......
Virgin Islands	1,865	39
Indian Tribes	41,242	872
Undistributed	......	......
Technical Assistance	5,155	109
Research Set-Aside	9,649	204
Child Care Aware	965	20

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Bush[s budget cuts to states

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/09/2008 - 03:04.

I am always stunned by the main stream media lack of attention to information regarding funding cuts by President Bush since his first year in office. Thank you for your offering of the facts of his latest foray into financially punishing the people who need this assistance more than Halliburton, Big Pharma and the energy companies as well as the recipients of the immoral tax cuts for the very wealthy. I will contact my state and federal representatives, as well as their budget commitees. I will also pass on your information to our hometown newspapers. I want to add that President Bush freely spends our tax dollars for personal projects and one source that nearly sickened me was The Nations's stunning,"Abstinence Gluttons" story dated June 19, 2007 by Michael Reynolds.