Fiscal Year 2016 Payments In Lieu of TaxesThe 2016 Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) payments were made on June 22, 2016 to approximately 1,900 local government entities across the

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NATIONAL SUMMARY

PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXESForeword

Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) are Federal payments to local governments which have certain Federal lands within their boundaries. The program is administered by the Office of the Secretary, Department of the Interior (DOI). The Department’s responsibilities are to administer the program, calculate the payments according to the formulas established by law, and distribute the funds to local governments.

Funds are used by local governments to provide important community services such as fire and police protection, hospital and public school facilities, road construction, and search and rescue operations. To date, including the Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 payments, over $7.5 billion in payments have been made to local governments. PILT payments may be used by local jurisdictions for any governmental purpose. This report provides a summary of PILT payments made by the Department of the Interior for FY 2016.

This report includes:

• a summary of 2016 PILT payments (page 3),

• questions and answers about PILT (page 5),

• a summary of payment data used to compute payments (page 8),

• a summary of PILT Legislation contained in Chapter 69, 31 United States Code (page 9),

• a summary of PILT payments by state (page 19),

• a summary of PILT payments by state and county (page 25),

• a summary of PILT section 6902 payments by state and county (page 119), and

• a summary of PILT acreage by state and county (page 213).

Additional information concerning PILT is available on the DOI website located at http://www.doi.gov/pilt. Questions can be addressed to the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Budget, 1849 C Street NW, Mail Stop 7413, Washington, D.C. 20240 or by calling (202) 513-7783.

National Summary 1 Payments in Lieu of Taxes

FY 2016 SUMMARYThe 2016 Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) payments were made on June 22, 2016 to approximately 1,900 local government entities across the United States. On December 18, 2015, the President signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016 (P.L.114-113) which appropriated $452 million in discretionary funding for PILT. Based on the funding allocated, $451,600,000 is for payments to local governments and $400,000 is for administration of the program.

Background:The annual PILT payments to local governments are computed based on the number of acres of Federal entitlement land within each county or jurisdiction. Federal entitlement lands include lands within the National Forest and the National Park Systems, those managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), those affected by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation water resources development projects, and certain other Federal lands. Individual county payments may increase or decrease from the prior year as a result of changes to computation variables such as acreage data, which is updated annually by the Federal agency administering the land, and population updated from Census Bureau data.

By statute, the per acre and population variables used in the formula to compute payment amounts are subject to annual inflationary adjustments using the Consumer Price Index. The requirement for annual inflationary adjustments to the per acre and population variables was included in the 1994 amendments to the PILT Act. The annual inflationary adjustment for 2016 is .73 percent, a decrease from 1.56 percent in 2015. For purposes of calculating the 2016 payment, the 2015 per acre amounts under Alternative A were adjusted from $2.62 per acre to $2.64. The acreage amount under Alternative B remained at $0.37 per acre. The population variables were adjusted from $70.67 - $176.67 to $71.19 - $177.96 per capita. The computation also adjusts the payment for the level of prior-year revenue payments and the amount that a county receives under Sections 6904 and 6905 of the PILT Act.

Revenue payments are Federal payments made to local governments under programs other than PILT during the previous year and include those made under the Refuge Revenue Sharing Fund, the National Forest Fund, the Taylor Grazing Act, the Mineral Leasing Act, the Federal Power Act, and the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000. Sections 6904 and 6905 provide temporary additional payments for additions to the National Park System and National Forest Wilderness areas.

2016 Changes:For 2016, payments after proration increased slightly for most states. PILT payments for Louisiana decreased(-26.92%) due to a delay in Louisiana disbursing FY 2014 Forest Service Payments. Louisiana distributed these payments during FY 2015 causing an increase to prior year payment deductions. The other state that saw a decrease was Maine (-1.3%) based upon the expiration of 6904/6905 payments.

Adjustments:The $404.6 million available for payments includes adjustments of -$34,418 for Grand County, Utah, -$1,722 for Iron County, Utah, and -$2,079 for San Juan County, Utah. The Utah adjustments resulted from a restriction on lands acquired in Utah that PILT payments cannot exceed the amount that would have been payable under the state payment program.


PILT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSWhat are “Payments In Lieu of Taxes”?

Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) are Federal payments to local governments that help offset losses in property taxes due to non-taxable Federal lands within their boundaries. The key law is Public Law 94-565, dated October 20, 1976. This law was rewritten and amended by Public Law 97-258 on September 13, 1982 and codified at Chapter 69, Title 31 of the United States Code. The law recognizes the inability of local governments to collect property taxes on federally-owned land can create a financial impact.

The Department of the Interior’s (DOI) Office of the Secretary has administrative authority over the PILT program. In addition to other responsibilities, DOI calculates the payments according to the formulas established by law and distributes the funds.

To date, including the 2016 payments, the PILT program has issued over $7.5 billion in payments to counties and local units of government.

What entities are eligible for payments?

PILT program eligibility is reserved for local governments (mostly rural counties) that contain non-taxable Federal lands and provide vital services, such as public safety, housing, social services and transportation. These jurisdictions provide significant support for national parks, wildlife refuges and recreation areas throughout the year. PILT seeks to compensate local governments for their support and foregoing tax revenue from these Federal lands.

Payments are made directly to local units (counties in most states) unless the state government concerned chooses to receive the payments and, in turn, pass the money on to local governmental units. Wisconsin is the only state currently employing this option.

What can PILT payments be used for?

PILT payments are available for any governmental purpose, and are traditionally used to help local governments carry out such vital services as firefighting and police protection, construction of public schools and roads, and search-and-rescue operations.

What is the statutory authority for the payments?

The key law is Public Law 94-565, as amended. This law, known as the Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act (the “Act”), is codified at Chapter 69 of Title 31 of the United States Code. Applicable regulations are in Subpart 1881, Title 43 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

On December 18, 2015, the President signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016 (P.L.114-113) which appropriated $452 million in discretionary funding for PILT. Based on the funding allocated, $451,600,000 is for payments to local governments and $400,000 is for administration of the program.


What lands are considered in calculating the payments?

The Act defines three categories of entitlement lands:

• Federal lands in the National Forest System and the National Park System, public lands administered by BLM, lands in Federal water resource projects, dredge areas maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, inactive and semi-active Army installations, and some lands donated to the Federal government (Section 6902 of PILT).

• Federal lands acquired after December 30, 1970, as additions to lands in the National Park System or National Forest Wilderness Areas (Section 6904 of PILT).

• Federal lands in the Redwood National Park or lands acquired in the Lake Tahoe Basin near Lake Tahoe under the Act of December 23, 1980 (Section 6905 of PILT).

How are amounts computed?

Payments are computed based on the number of acres of Federal entitlement land within each county. Entitlement lands include those within the National Forest and National Park Systems, those managed by BLM, those affected by Federal water resources development projects, and other Federal lands, as described in the previous question and answer.

Section 6902 payments are computed using the higher of the following two alternatives:

• $2.64 (in FY 2016) times the number of acres of qualified Federal land in the county, reduced by the amount of funds received by the county in the prior fiscal year under certain other Federal programs.

• $0.37 (in FY 2016) times the number of acres of qualified Federal land in the county, with no deduction for prior-year payments.

Payments under either alternative are subject to population payment limitations.

Section 6904 and 6905 payments are computed by taking one percent of the fair market value of the purchased land and comparing the result to the amount of property taxes paid on the land in the year prior to Federal acquisition. The payment is the lesser of the two.

Payments under Section 6904 of the PILT Act are made for a period of five years from the date the land was purchased, unless mandated otherwise by law. Payments under Section 6905 of the Act are made each year from the date the land was purchased until five percent of the fair market value is fully paid. However, the yearly payment may not exceed the lesser of one percent of the fair market value or the amount of property taxes that were assessed prior to Federal acquisition.

What other factors affect the payments?

The law sets up a sliding scale of maximum PILT payments that may be made to each county based on population. This limitation affects a very few sparsely populated counties with large amounts of entitlement land. The computation also adjusts the payment for the level of prior-year revenue payments.

Payments in Lieu of Taxes 6 National Summary

What are “prior-year revenue payments”?

The law sets up a sliding scale of maximum PILT payments that may be made to each county based on population. This limitation affects a very few sparsely populated counties with large amounts of entitlement land. The computation also adjusts the payment for the level of prior-year revenue payments.

What are “prior-year revenue payments”?

These are Federal payments made to local governments under programs other than PILT during the previous fiscal year. Payments include those made under the Refuge Revenue Sharing Fund, the National Forest Fund, the Taylor Grazing Act, the Mineral Leasing Act for acquired lands, the Federal Power Act, and the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000. The PILT Act requires each state to report these payments to DOI each year.

Were the 2016 payments subject to sequester?

No. The $452 million in discretionary funding from the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2016 (P.L.114-113) is not subject to sequestration because the government wide discretionary amounts fell below the cap.

Do the payments take inflation into account?

The law, as amended in 1994, uses the Consumer Price Index to adjust the population limitations and the per acre dollar amounts used to calculate alternative amounts under Section 6902. An individual county’s payment may not necessarily increase from one year to the next. In addition to changes in inflation, fluctuations in payments result from variations in the total amount of money available under the PILT program, changes in prior-year payments, and changes in Federal land acreage and population data.

Where can I obtain additional information?

Additional information may be obtained by writing to the Office of Budget, Department of the Interior, 1849 C Street NW, Mail Stop 7413, Washington, D.C. 20240 or by calling (202) 513-7783. The PILT website - http://www.doi.gov/pilt - also provides information and updates about the program.


FY 2016 PILT PAYMENT SUMMARY

FULL STATUTORY CALCULATIONPILT Calculation (6902 Payments) $ 458,961,962 (Full Statutory Calculation)PILT Calculation (6904/05 Payments) $ 542,582 (Full Statutory Calculation)Adjustments $ -38,219 *Adjustments Distributed to Counties $ +38,219Full Statutory Calculation $ 459,504,544

APPROPRIATIONS SUMMARY2016 Appropriated Funding for PILT $ 452,000,000Less Administrative Expenses $ -400,000 (P.L. 111-88)Funding Available for Payments $ 451,600,000

PAYMENTS SUMMARYProrated 6902 Payments $ 451,066,792Prorated 6904/05 Payments $ +533,208Total Payments to Counties $ 451,600,000 (98.3% of Full Statutory Calculation)

Payment Computation Variables Alt “A”= $2.64 per acre(Applicable to 6902 Payments Only) Alt “B” = $0.37 per acre Population scale = $71.19 - $177.96/capita

Total Prior Year Payments Deducted $ 223,760,950 *** The following counties are being adjusted this year:• Utah – Grand (-$34,418)• Utah – Iron (-$1,722)• Utah – San Juan (-$2,079)

** For comparison:• 2015 was $231,849,022• 2014 was $236,072,405• 2013 was $257,628,978• 2012 was $298,066,535• 2011 was $316,196,992 • 2010 was $360,412,929• 2009 was $306,923,556• 2008 was $293,060,111


31 UNITED STATES CODE, CHAPTER 69PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXES ACT

31 U.S.C. 6901-6907

This paper briefly discusses the Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) Act of 1976, as amended in 1994. It describes eligibility, gives examples of how the payments are computed, and summarizes “entitlement” acres.

I. Authorization

In October of 1976, Congress passed Public Law 94-565, commonly referred to as the “Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act”. This Act provides for payments to local units of government containing certain federally-owned lands. These payments are designed to supplement other Federal receipt sharing payments local governments may be receiving. Payments received under the Act may be used by the recipients for any governmental purpose. The Act was amended in September 1982, and codified as Chapter 69, 31 U.S.C.

On July 30, 1983, the PILT Act (31 U.S.C.) was amended by P.L. 98-63 which refined the definition of “unit of general local government” and added a new section (31 U.S.C 6907) that authorized state governments to enact legislation to reallocate PILT payments in whole or in part to other smaller units of general purpose government. The amendment further provides that where states enact such legislation, the PILT funds would be paid to state governments for redistribution to the appropriate units of general local government. The State of Wisconsin is presently the only state to enact legislation (Wisconsin Act 470) under Section 6907.

On October 22, 1994, the PILT Act (31 U.S.C.) was amended by P.L. 103-397 which called for inflationary increases to the $0.75/$0.10 variables used to compute Section 6902 payments and to the population table used to determine each unit of local government’s population ceiling. The increases were effective with the 1995 PILT payment and continue to be made on an annual basis.

II. Section 6902 “Entitlement Land” Payments

Section 6902 authorizes payments to local units of government (generally counties, or the equivalent) under one of two alternatives, based on the number of acres of “entitlement lands” within the county. “Entitlement lands” consist of lands in the National Forest System and the National Park System, lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management, and lands dedicated to the use of Federal water resource development projects. Also included are dredge disposal areas under the jurisdiction of the US Army Corps of Engineers, National Wildlife Reserve Areas withdrawn from the public domain, inactive and semi-active Army installations used for non-industrial purposes, and certain lands donated to the United States Government by state and local governments. The Act specifically prohibits payments for tax exempt lands (but not donated lands) acquired from state or local governments.


The Act established the amounts to be used in the annual calculation of payments. Amounts have been modified in subsequent amendments and in 1994 the Act was amended to require annual inflationary adjustments.

Alternative A: • The $0.75 for each acre of entitlement land provision was amended to $0.93 during FY 1995,

$1.11 during FY 1996, $1.29 during FY 1997, $1.47 during FY 1998, and $1.65 during FY 1999.

Alternative B: • The $0.10 for each acre of entitlement land provision was amended to $0.12 during FY 1995,

$0.15 during FY 1996, $0.17 during FY 1997, $0.20 during FY 1998, and $0.22 during FY 1999.• The increase in the population cap during FY 1994 changed from $50 to $62 during FY 1995 if the

population is less than or equal to 5,000, $74 during FY 1996, $86 during FY 1997, $98 during FY 1998 and $110 during FY 1999.

Beginning in FY 1996 all of the variables mentioned above and the population cap amounts are adjusted for inflation on an annual basis. The yearly inflation percentage is obtained from the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

FY 2016 Entitlement Land Payment Formula

The amount to be paid to each unit of general local government is the higher of:

Alternative A: $2.64 for each acre of “entitlement land” within the boundaries of the unit of government, reduced by the amount of certain Federal land payments (See Table 1) that were received by the unit in the preceding fiscal year. Deductible amounts are reported to the Department each year by the Governor of each state or his/her delegate.

Only the amount of Federal land payments actually received by units of government in the prior fiscal year is deducted. If a unit receives a Federal land payment, but is required by state law to pass all or part of it to financially and politically independent school districts, or any other single or special purpose district, payments are considered to have not been received by the unit of local government and are not deducted from the Section 6902 payment.

- or -

Alternative B: $0.37 for each acre of “entitlement land” within the unit of government. Here, no deductions are made for the Federal land payments received by the unit of government in the preceding fiscal year.

Entitlement land payments to each unit of general local government are subject to population payment limitations or ceilings. Payment ceilings are based on a sliding scale, starting at $71.19 and increasing up to $177.96 per capita for populations of 5,000 and under (Table 2). Under Alternative A, if the total calculated payment ($2.64 x entitlement acres) exceeds the ceiling, then the payment is based on the ceiling, including deductions for other Federal land payments received.


The following examples show how the Section 6902 payment is computed. Example 1 - Payment Alternative A Greater than B:

Population limitation (19,000 x $100.32) $ 1,906,080

A. 88,442 acres x $2.64 per acre $ 233,487

Deduction for prior year payments $ -36,435

Payment to county - Alternative A $ 197,052

B. 88,442 acres x $0.37 per acre $ 32,724

No deduction under this alternative $ -0

Payment to county - Alternative B $ 32,724

In this case, the county payment would be calculated as $197,052.

Example 2 - Payment Alternative B Greater than A:

Population limitation (12,000 x $118.13) $ 1,417,560

A. 81,391 acres x $2.64 per acre $ 214,872


Payment to county - Alternative A $ 9,872

B. 81,391 acres x $0.37 per acre $ 30,115

No deduction under this alternative $ -0

Payment to county - Alternative B $ 30,115

In this case, the county payment would be calculated as $30,115.


Example 3 - Payment limited to population ceiling:

Population limitation (3,000 x $177.96) $ 533,880

A. 1,700,000 acres x $2.64 per acre $ 4,488,000

Population ceiling limit $ 533,880


Payment to county - Alternative A $ 0

B. 1,700,000 acres x $0.37 per acre $ 629,000

Population ceiling limit $ 533,880

No deduction under this alternative $ 0 Payment to county - Alternative B $ 533,880

In this case, the county payment would be the ceiling amount of $533,880.

II. Section 6904 Payments

Section 6904 of the Act authorizes payments for lands or interests therein, which were acquired after December 31, 1970, as additions to the National Park System or National Forest Wilderness Areas. To receive a payment, these lands must have been subject to local real property taxes within the five year period preceding acquisition by the Federal government. Payments under this section are made in addition to payments under Section 6902. They are based on one percent of the fair market value of the lands at the time of acquisition, but may not exceed the amount of real property taxes assessed and levied on the property during the last full fiscal year before the fiscal year in which acquired. Section 6904 payments for each acquisition are to be made annually for five years following acquisition, unless otherwise mandated by law. Federal payments of $100 or more made under Section 6904 must be distributed by the county to those units of local government and affected school districts which have incurred losses of real property taxes due to the acquisition of these lands or interests therein. Distribution shall be in proportion to the tax revenues assessed and levied by the affected units of local governments and school districts in the year prior to the acquisition of these lands by the Federal government.

III. Section 6905 Payments

Section 6905 of the Act authorizes payments for any lands or interests in land owned by the Government in the Redwood National Park or acquired in the Lake Tahoe Basin under the Act of December 23, 1980 (P.L. 96-586, 94 Stat. 3383). Section 6905 payments continue until the total amount paid equals five percent of the fair market value of the lands at the time of acquisition. However, the payment for each year cannot exceed the actual property taxes assessed and levied on the property during the last full fiscal year before the fiscal year in which the property was acquired by the Federal government.


TABLE 131 U.S. CODE, CHAPTER 69

PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXESFEDERAL LAND PAYMENTS (SECTION 6903(A)(1))

Provision of Law Agency Making Payment Types of Receipts Disposition of Receipts

(1) Act of 5/23/08; Dept. of U.S. Forest Service Monies received from each 65% to U.S. TreasuryAgriculture Approp. Act; National Forest 25% of gross to state for counties35 Stat. 251; 16 U.S.C. 500 10% to Forest Roads Approp.

(2) Act of 6/20/10 (Sec 35); U.S. Forest Service Proceeds from all Nat’l 100% to states for SchoolsAct of Arizona and New Forest as area of land forMexico; 36 Stat. 557 schools bears to area of all Nat’l Forest in state

(3) Act of 2/25/20 (Sec 35); Bureau of Land Management Monies received from 50% to statesMineral Lands Leasing Act; Mineral Leasing 40% to Bur. of Reclamation41 Stat. 450; 30 U.S.C. 191 10% to U.S. Treasury

(4) Federal Power Act Federal Energy Occupancy and use of Nat. 50% to Bur. of Reclamation(Section 17); 41 Stat. 1072; Regulatory Commission Forest and Public Lands 37.5% to states16 U.S.C. 810 12.5% U.S. Treasury

(5) Taylor Grazing Act Bureau of Land Management Proceeds from section 3 50% to Range Improvement Fund(Sec 10); 43 U.S.C. 315i grazing receipts 37.5% to U.S. Treasury 12.5% to states for counties

Proceeds from section 15 50% to states for counties

(6) Bankhead-Jones Farm Bureau of Land Management Revenues from use of the 50% to Range Improvement FundTenant Act (Section 33); 50 lands 25% to countiesStat. 526; 7 U.S.C. 1012 25% to U.S. Treasury

(7) Act of 6/22/48; Superior U.S. Forest Service Percentage of fair appraised 0.75% of appraised value paidNat’l Forest State of Minn.; value in addition to Act of 5/23/0862 Stat. 570; 16 U.S.C. 577g ((1) above)

(8) Act of 6/22/56; Superior U.S. Forest Service Same as (7) above Same as (7) aboveAct of 6/22/48; 70 Stat. 328;16 U.S.C. 577g-1

(9) Mineral Leasing Act for Bureau of Land Management Monies received from 50% to statesAcquired Lands (Sec. 6); U.S. Forest Service mineral leasing 40% to Bureau of Reclamation61 Stat. 915; 30 U.S.C. 355 10% to U.S. Treasury

(10) Material Disposal Act Bureau of Land Management Net revenues from sale of Varies depending upon type of(Section 3); 61 Stat. 681 U.S. Forest Service land and materials receipt and agency

(11) Refuge Revenue Shar- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Revenues from sale of timber, 25% of net receipts to countiesing Act, as amended; 92 Stat Service grazing and minerals on re- 75% to Revenue Sharing Fund1321; 16 U.S.C. 715s(c)(2) serve area lands and sale of carcasses of certain animals

(12) Secure Rural Schools U.S. Forest Service Monies received from each 80 – 85% under Title I to statesand Community Self- National Forest for countiesDetermination Act of 2000 15 – 20% under Title II (to (P.L. 106-393) Secretary of Agriculture for county projects) and/or Title III (to counties for county projects)


TABLE 2FY 2016 POPULATION VALUES FOR PILT SECTION 6902

If population is Payment shall not exceed the amount less than or equal to: computed by multiplying such population by: 5,000 .............................................................................................................................. $177.96 6,000 .............................................................................................................................. $166.66 7,000 .............................................................................................................................. $156.92 8,000 .............................................................................................................................. $144.63 9,000 .............................................................................................................................. $135.89 10,000 .............................................................................................................................. $124.54 11,000 .............................................................................................................................. $121.36 12,000 .............................................................................................................................. $118.13 13,000 .............................................................................................................................. $113.26 14,000 .............................................................................................................................. $110.02 15,000 .............................................................................................................................. $106.76 16,000 .............................................................................................................................. $105.16 17,000 .............................................................................................................................. $103.51 18,000 .............................................................................................................................. $101.93 19,000 .............................................................................................................................. $100.32 20,000 .............................................................................................................................. $98.74 21,000 .............................................................................................................................. $97.07 22,000 .............................................................................................................................. $95.46 23,000 .............................................................................................................................. $95.46 24,000 .............................................................................................................................. $93.84 25,000 .............................................................................................................................. $92.23 26,000 .............................................................................................................................. $90.60 27,000 .............................................................................................................................. $90.60 28,000 .............................................................................................................................. $90.60 29,000 .............................................................................................................................. $89.01 30,000 .............................................................................................................................. $89.01 31,000 .............................................................................................................................. $87.36 32,000 .............................................................................................................................. $87.36 33,000 .............................................................................................................................. $85.74 34,000 .............................................................................................................................. $85.74 35,000 .............................................................................................................................. $84.11 36,000 .............................................................................................................................. $84.11 37,000 .............................................................................................................................. $82.50 38,000 .............................................................................................................................. $82.50 39,000 .............................................................................................................................. $80.91 40,000 .............................................................................................................................. $80.91 41,000 .............................................................................................................................. $79.26 42,000 .............................................................................................................................. $77.67 43,000 .............................................................................................................................. $77.67 44,000 .............................................................................................................................. $76.02 45,000 .............................................................................................................................. $76.02 46,000 .............................................................................................................................. $74.43 47,000 .............................................................................................................................. $74.43 48,000 .............................................................................................................................. $72.81 49,000 .............................................................................................................................. $72.81 50,000 .............................................................................................................................. $71.19


PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXESFISCAL YEAR 2016

SUMMARY BY STATE

FY 2015 FY 2016State Payment Payment

ALABAMA $1,131,049 $1,182,129 ALASKA $28,482,595 $28,961,235 ARIZONA $34,413,828 $35,022,842 ARKANSAS $6,350,722 $6,764,645 CALIFORNIA $45,793,923 $47,273,144 COLORADO $33,583,582 $35,558,866 CONNECTICUT $30,521 $31,078 DELAWARE $77,946 $78,944 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA $17,946 $22,007 FLORIDA $5,271,756 $5,334,721 GEORGIA $2,512,499 $2,585,621 GUAM $2,375 $2,418 HAWAII $345,119 $352,278 IDAHO $28,609,614 $29,370,334 ILLINOIS $1,189,351 $1,210,908 INDIANA $564,001 $579,706 IOWA $485,690 $496,761 KANSAS $1,171,638 $1,192,534 KENTUCKY $2,146,228 $2,359,304 LOUISIANA $1,074,521 $785,240 MAINE $313,804 $309,738 MARYLAND $106,398 $108,237 MASSACHUSETTS $111,640 $113,605 MICHIGAN $4,646,379 $4,829,985 MINNESOTA $2,181,150 $2,239,153 MISSISSIPPI $1,833,943 $1,988,191 MISSOURI $3,695,781 $3,748,511 MONTANA $29,259,009 $30,285,246 NEBRASKA $1,062,481 $1,076,611 NEVADA $25,244,861 $25,632,826 NEW HAMPSHIRE $1,885,851 $1,911,880 NEW JERSEY $103,186 $112,002 NEW MEXICO $37,466,124 $37,770,954


FY 2015 FY 2016State Payment Payment

NEW YORK $159,770 $161,618 NORTH CAROLINA $4,233,041 $4,339,384 NORTH DAKOTA $1,523,807 $1,529,161 OHIO $655,758 $674,635 OKLAHOMA $3,053,052 $3,133,183 OREGON $17,716,801 $18,435,896 PENNSYLVANIA $984,917 $1,072,646 PUERTO RICO $9,538 $9,639 RHODE ISLAND $0 $0 SOUTH CAROLINA $598,646 $643,746 SOUTH DAKOTA $6,203,105 $6,298,544 TENNESSEE $2,140,169 $2,212,059 TEXAS $5,095,121 $5,207,842 UTAH $37,619,551 $38,362,447 VERMONT $1,009,992 $1,045,492 VIRGIN ISLANDS $35,713 $36,379 VIRGINIA $3,740,282 $3,891,567 WASHINGTON $19,509,154 $20,497,977 WEST VIRGINIA $3,082,021 $3,113,365 WISCONSIN $3,376,781 $3,443,993 WYOMING $27,171,270 $28,198,773

GRAND TOTAL $439,084,000 $451,600,000

PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXESFISCAL YEAR 2016

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3,08

2$ 0

$ 6,88

3,08

2$ 0

$ 6,76

4,64

5CA

LIFO

RNIA

43,828,950

$ 18

,121

,013

$ 48

,020

,595

$ 79

,208

$ 48

,099

,803

$ 0

$ 47

,273

,144

COLO

RADO

23,694,671

$ 12

,867

,896

$ 36

,179

,968

$ 81

1$ 36

,180

,779

$ 0

$ 35

,558

,866

CONNEC

TICU

T12,169

$ 8,16

4$ 31

,458

$ 27

5$ 31

,733

$ 0

$ 31

,078

DELAW

ARE

8,52

3$ 0

$ 22

,501

$ 57,824

$ 80

,325

$ 0

$ 78

,944

DISTR

ICT OF CO

LUMBIA

8,48

2$ 0

$ 22

,392

$ 0

$ 22

,392

$ 0

$ 22

,007

FLORIDA

2,54

5,72

2$ 1,29

9,78

9$ 5,420,93

1$ 7,36

7$ 5,42

8,29

8$ 0

$ 5,33

4,721

GEO

RGIA

1,27

6,40

3$ 74

3,02

1$ 2,626,68

8$ 4,22

5$ 2,63

0,91

3$ 0

$ 2,58

5,621

GUAM

932

$ 0

$ 2 ,46

0$ 0

$ 2,46

0$ 0

$ 2,41

8HAW

AII

135 ,59

1$ 0

$ 35

7,96

0$ 47

8$ 35

8,43

8$ 0

$ 35

2,27

8IDAH

O32

,619,640

$ 12

,088

,614

$ 29

,878

,628

$ 5,30

1$ 29

,883

,929

$ 0

$ 29

,370

,334

ILLINOIS

490 ,48

9$ 13

9,13

5$ 1,23

2,39

8$ 0

$ 1,23

2,39

8$ 0

$ 1,21

0,90

8INDIANA

318 ,51

4$ 25

4,78

0$ 58

6,09

6$ 3,78

0$ 58

9,87

6$ 0

$ 57

9,70

6IOWA

191,48

5$ 2

$ 505,519

$ 0

$ 50

5,51

9$ 0

$ 49

6,761

KANSA

S54

9,63

7$ 59

1,38

5$ 1,213,55

0$ 0

$ 1,21

3,55

0$ 0

$ 1,19

2,534

KENTU

CKY

1,25

6,46

2$ 91

6,14

0$ 2,400,91

9$ 12

0$ 2,40

1,03

9$ 0

$ 2,35

9,304

LOUISIANA

758,17

9$ 1,20

2,35

3$ 799,240

$ 0

$ 79

9,24

0$ 0

$ 78

5,240

MAINE

119,79

5$ 64

,740

$ 251,519

$ 63,779

$ 31

5,29

8$ 0

$ 30

9,738

MAR

YLAN

D42,768

$ 5,15

3$ 107,754

$ 2,45

0$ 11

0,20

4$ 0

$ 10

8,237

MAS

SACH

USETTS

39,758

$ 0

$ 10

4,95

7$ 11

,001

$ 11

5,95

8$ 0

$ 11

3,60

5MICHIGAN

2 ,16

7,39

9$ 84

1,40

4$ 4,89

0,31

4$ 24

,379

$ 4,91

4,69

3$ 0

$ 4,82

9,98

5MINNESOTA

2 ,90

7,29

6$ 7,28

6,83

0$ 2,27

4,93

6$ 3,77

3$ 2,27

8,70

9$ 0

$ 2,23

9,15

3MISSISSIPPI

1 ,64

4,87

0$ 2,78

2,92

7$ 2,02

3,09

6$ 0

$ 2,02

3,09

6$ 0

$ 1,98

8,19

1MISSO

URI

2 ,08

1,07

5$ 1,67

9,88

7$ 3,81

4,15

5$ 0

$ 3,81

4,15

5$ 0

$ 3,74

8,51

1MONTA

NA

27,394,665

$ 21

,634

,849

$ 30

,814

,489

$ 42

5$ 30

,814

,914

$ 0

$ 30

,285

,246

NEB

RASK

A52

0,11

6$ 18

8,83

8$ 1,095,81

7$ 0

$ 1,09

5,81

7$ 0

$ 1,07

6,611

NEV

ADA

56,721,721

$ 1,79

1,03

0$ 26

,072

,342

$ 8,72

2$ 26

,081

,064

$ 0

$ 25

,632

,826

NEW

HAM

PSHIRE

774,76

4$ 0

$ 1,942,96

4$ 2,34

9$ 1,94

5,31

3$ 0

$ 1,91

1,880

NEW

JERS

EY40,635

$ 0

$ 107,274

$ 6,87

8$ 11

4,15

2$ 0

$ 11

2,002

NEW

MEX

ICO

22,384,421

$ 5,25

3,66

7$ 38

,429

,192

$ 2,25

5$ 38

,431

,447

$ 0

$ 37

,770

,954

NEW

YORK

60,155

$ 17

,239

$ 14

1,57

2$ 23

,048

$ 16

4,62

0$ 0

$ 16

1,61

8NORT

H CAR

OLINA

1 ,69

8,56

6$ 83

,934

$ 4,40

0,28

3$ 15

,033

$ 4,41

5,31

6$ 0

$ 4,33

9,38

4NORT

H DAK

OTA

1 ,82

0,20

0$ 45

,033

,940

$ 1,55

5,75

8$ 36

8$ 1,55

6,12

6$ 0

$ 1,52

9,16

1OHIO

363 ,93

2$ 28

4,02

7$ 67

7,27

4$ 9,44

5$ 68

6,71

9$ 0

$ 67

4,63

5OKLAH

OMA

1,49

2,15

3$ 1,05

2,47

3$ 3,188,39

1$ 0

$ 3,18

8,39

1$ 0

$ 3,13

3,183

ORE

GON

31,406,048

$ 45

,093

,321

$ 18

,750

,831

$ 7,45

0$ 18

,758

,281

$ 0

$ 18

,435

,896

PENNSYLV

ANIA

660,23

3$ 70

7,86

6$ 1,059,57

9$ 32,041

$ 1,09

1,62

0$ 0

$ 1,07

2,646


STAT

EEN

TITLEM

ENT

ACRE

SRE

V. SHAR

.PA

YMEN

TS69

02PA

YMEN

TS6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

98.3% PRO

RATED

TOTA

L PD

U.S. D

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TMEN

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PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

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YEA

R 20

16SU

MMAR

Y BY

STA

TE

PUER

TO RICO

26,508

$ 13

5,47

1$ 9,80

8$ 0

$ 9,80

8$ 0

$ 9,63

9RH

ODE ISLA

ND

6$ 0

$ 16

$ 0

$ 16

$ 0

$ 0

SOUTH

CAR

OLINA

799 ,55

8$ 1,67

0,06

0$ 65

1,81

5$ 3,26

6$ 65

5,08

1$ 0

$ 64

3,74

6SO

UTH

DAK

OTA

2 ,78

6,11

4$ 90

7,67

6$ 6,40

6,23

0$ 2,63

7$ 6,40

8,86

7$ 0

$ 6,29

8,54

4TENNESSEE

1 ,26

2,65

7$ 1,09

1,80

0$ 2,24

1,61

4$ 9,28

7$ 2,25

0,90

1$ 0

$ 2,21

2,05

9TEXA

S2,62

4,91

9$ 3,55

0,53

4$ 5,245,50

2$ 53,502

$ 5,29

9,00

4$ 0

$ 5,20

7,842

UTA

H32

,925,916

$ 1,38

8,38

6$ 39

,031

,974

$ 1,31

1$ 39

,033

,285

‐$ 38,219

$ 38

,362

,447

VERM

ONT

422,69

9$ 26

,131

$ 1,056,94

8$ 7,00

6$ 1,06

3,95

4$ 0

$ 1,04

5,492

VIRG

IN ISLA

NDS

14,021

$ 0

$ 37

,015

$ 0

$ 37

,015

$ 0

$ 36

,379

VIRG

INIA

2,04

9,24

8$ 1,48

9,37

9$ 3,920,64

0$ 39,292

$ 3,95

9,93

2$ 0

$ 3,89

1,567

WAS

HINGTO

N11

,951,889

$ 9,17

8,74

4$ 20

,819

,979

$ 36,445

$ 20

,856

,424

$ 0

$ 20

,497

,977

WEST VIRG

INIA

1 ,24

8,51

9$ 12

9,04

1$ 3,16

7,05

2$ 85

2$ 3,16

7,90

4$ 0

$ 3,11

3,36

5WISCO

NSIN

1 ,35

0,08

8$ 59

,696

$ 3,50

4,53

7$ 35

0$ 3,50

4,88

7$ 0

$ 3,44

3,99

3WYO

MING

29,836,570

$ 4,69

4,33

6$ 28

,691

,880

$ 0

$ 28

,691

,880

$ 0

$ 28

,198

,773

606 ,85

2,58

6GRA

ND TOTA

L:$ 22

3,76

0,95

0$ 45

8,96

1,96

2$ 54

2,58

2$ 45

9,49

7,24

4‐$ 38,21

9$ 45

1,60

0,00

0


Schedule 1 Total Payments by County

Payments In Lieu of Taxes

FISCAL YEAR 2016

SCHEDULE 1

This printout shows the total payment made to each unit of local government for fiscal year 2016 under the Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act (31 U.S.C. 6901 6907). The following information is shown in the printout by unit of local government.

Column 1 Total section 6902 payments (from Schedule 2)

Column 2 Total section 6904/6905 payments

Column 3 Total section 6902 and 6904/6905 payments

Column 4 The amounts in column 3 that are $100 or greater. The Act specifies that no payment will be made if the total payment is less than $100.

Column 5 The amounts in column 4 prorated to 98.3% that are $100 or greater. The Act specifies that no payment will be made if the total payment is less than $100.

Column 6 The amounts (if any) that have been deducted from the FY 2016 payment.

Column 7 Total amount paid to units of local governments during the current fiscal year.


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

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TS BY CO

UNTY

ALAB

AMA

6902

PAYM

ENTS

6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

TOTA

L PD

THIS FY

TOTA

L PA

YMEN

TSPR

ORA

TED

LOCA

L UNIT OF

GOVE

RNMEN

T0.98

2813

69

$4,641

$0$ 4,64

1$ 0

$ 4,56

1$ 4,64

1$ 4,56

1AU

TAUGA CO

UNTY

$34 ,61

8$0

$ 34

,618

$ 0

$ 34

,023

$ 34

,618

$ 34

,023

BALD

WIN COUNTY

$43 ,53

4$0

$ 43

,534

$ 0

$ 42

,786

$ 43

,534

$ 42

,786

BARB

OUR CO

UNTY

$38,75

3$0

$ 38

,753

$ 0

$ 38

,087

$ 38

,753

$ 38,087

BIBB

COUNTY

$32,27

0$0

$ 32

,270

$ 0

$ 31

,715

$ 32

,270

$ 31,715

CALH

OUN COUNTY

$17,33

7$0

$ 17

,337

$ 0

$ 17

,039

$ 17

,337

$ 17,039

CHAM

BERS

COUNTY

$19,67

5$4

,778

$ 24

,453

$ 0

$ 24

,033

$ 24

,453

$ 24,033

CHER

OKE

E CO

UNTY

$30,47

5$0

$ 30

,475

$ 0

$ 29

,951

$ 30

,475

$ 29,951

CHILTO

N COUNTY

$13,38

5$0

$ 13

,385

$ 0

$ 13

,155

$ 13

,385

$ 13,155

CHOCT

AW COUNTY

$5,219

$0$ 5,21

9$ 0

$ 5,12

9$ 5,21

9$ 5,12

9CLAR

KE COUNTY

$85 ,31

6$0

$ 85

,316

$ 0

$ 83

,850

$ 85

,316

$ 83

,850

CLAY

COUNTY

$136

,746

$0$ 13

6,74

6$ 0

$ 13

4,39

6$ 13

6,74

6$ 13

4,39

6CLEB

URN

E CO

UNTY

$106

$0$ 10

6$ 0

$ 10

4$ 10

6$ 10

4CO

FFEE

COUNTY

$6,933

$0$ 6,93

3$ 0

$ 6,81

4$ 6,93

3$ 6,81

4CO

LBER

T CO

UNTY

$0$0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

CONEC

UH CO

UNTY

$385

$0$ 38

5$ 0

$ 37

8$ 38

5$ 37

8CO

OSA

COUNTY

$33,88

0$0

$ 33

,880

$ 0

$ 33

,298

$ 33

,880

$ 33,298

COVINGT

ON COUNTY

$4,245

$0$ 4,24

5$ 0

$ 4,17

2$ 4,24

5$ 4,17

2DA

LLAS

COUNTY

$12,99

9$0

$ 12

,999

$ 0

$ 12

,776

$ 12

,999

$ 12,776

DE KALB CO

UNTY

$2,735

$0$ 2,73

5$ 0

$ 2,68

8$ 2,73

5$ 2,68

8ELMORE

COUNTY

$21 ,34

1$0

$ 21

,341

$ 0

$ 20

,974

$ 21

,341

$ 20

,974

ESCA

MBIA CO

UNTY

$34

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 34

$ 0

ETOWAH

COUNTY

$1,590

$0$ 1,59

0$ 0

$ 1,56

3$ 1,59

0$ 1,56

3FRAN

KLIN COUNTY

$27 ,37

7$0

$ 27

,377

$ 0

$ 26

,906

$ 27

,377

$ 26

,906

GRE

ENE CO

UNTY

$45,68

1$0

$ 45

,681

$ 0

$ 44

,896

$ 45

,681

$ 44,896

HALE COUNTY

$15,01

9$0

$ 15

,019

$ 0

$ 14

,761

$ 15

,019

$ 14,761

HEN

RY COUNTY

$921

$0$ 92

1$ 0

$ 90

5$ 92

1$ 90

5HO

USTON COUNTY

$818

$0$ 81

8$ 0

$ 80

4$ 81

8$ 80

4JACK

SON COUNTY

$32

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 32

$ 0

JEFFER

SON COUNTY

$364

$0$ 36

4$ 0

$ 35

8$ 36

4$ 35

8LAMAR

COUNTY

$3,775

$0$ 3,77

5$ 0

$ 3,71

0$ 3,77

5$ 3,71

0LAUDE

RDALE CO

UNTY

$152

,088

$0$ 15

2,08

8$ 0

$ 14

9,47

4$ 15

2,08

8$ 14

9,47

4LAWRE

NCE

COUNTY

$11

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 11

$ 0

LEE CO

UNTY

$29 ,18

5$0

$ 29

,185

$ 0

$ 28

,683

$ 29

,185

$ 28

,683

LOWNDE

S CO

UNTY

$13 ,46

5$0

$ 13

,465

$ 0

$ 13

,234

$ 13

,465

$ 13

,234

MAC

ON COUNTY

$4,031

$0$ 4,03

1$ 0

$ 3,96

2$ 4,03

1$ 3,96

2MAR

ENGO COUNTY

$106

$0$ 10

6$ 0

$ 10

4$ 10

6$ 10

4MAR

SHALL CO

UNTY

$22,67

2$0

$ 22

,672

$ 0

$ 22

,282

$ 22

,672

$ 22,282

MOBILE COUNTY


U.S. D

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PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

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YEA

R 20

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TAL PA

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TS BY CO

UNTY

$6,386

$0$ 6,38

6$ 0

$ 6,27

6$ 6,38

6$ 6,27

6MONRO

E CO

UNTY

$2,046

$0$ 2,04

6$ 0

$ 2,01

1$ 2,04

6$ 2,01

1MONTG

OMER

Y CO

UNTY

$47,71

3$0

$ 47

,713

$ 0

$ 46

,893

$ 47

,713

$ 46,893

PERR

Y CO

UNTY

$13 ,51

4$0

$ 13

,514

$ 0

$ 13

,282

$ 13

,514

$ 13

,282

PICK

ENS CO

UNTY

$280

$0$ 28

0$ 0

$ 27

5$ 28

0$ 27

5RA

NDO

LPH COUNTY

$5,961

$0$ 5,96

1$ 0

$ 5,85

9$ 5,96

1$ 5,85

9RU

SSELL CO

UNTY

$32

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 32

$ 0

SHELBY

COUNTY

$53

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 53

$ 0

ST CLAIR COUNTY

$20,75

3$0

$ 20

,753

$ 0

$ 20

,396

$ 20

,753

$ 20,396

SUMTER CO

UNTY

$74,84

9$0

$ 74

,849

$ 0

$ 73

,563

$ 74

,849

$ 73,563

TALLAD

EGA CO

UNTY

$5,372

$0$ 5,37

2$ 0

$ 5,28

0$ 5,37

2$ 5,28

0TA

LLAP

OOSA

COUNTY

$26,79

7$0

$ 26

,797

$ 0

$ 26

,336

$ 26

,797

$ 26,336

TUSCALOOSA

COUNTY

$1,331

$0$ 1,33

1$ 0

$ 1,30

8$ 1,33

1$ 1,30

8WAS

HINGTO

N COUNTY

$9,768

$0$ 9,76

8$ 0

$ 9,60

0$ 9,76

8$ 9,60

0WILCO

X CO

UNTY

$121

,568

$0$ 12

1,56

8$ 0

$ 11

9,47

9$ 12

1,56

8$ 11

9,47

9WINSTON COUNTY

$1,198

,185

$4,778

$1,202

,963

$1,202

,801

$1,182

,129

$0$1

,182

,129

TOTA

L


U.S. D

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ALAS

KA

6902

PAYM

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6904

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PAYM

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TOTA

L PA

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L UNIT OF

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T0.98

2813

69

$597

,946

$0$ 59

7,94

6$ 0

$ 58

7,67

0$ 59

7,94

6$ 58

7,67

0ALEU

TIAN

S EA

ST BORO

UGH

$999

,960

$0$ 99

9,96

0$ 0

$ 98

2,77

4$ 99

9,96

0$ 98

2,77

4ALEU

TIAN

S WEST

$1,834

,740

$0$ 1,83

4,74

0$ 0

$ 1,80

3,20

8$ 1,83

4,74

0$ 1,80

3,20

8BE

THEL

$166

,650

$0$ 16

6,65

0$ 0

$ 16

3,78

6$ 16

6,65

0$ 16

3,78

6BR

ISTO

L BA

Y BO

ROUGH

$341

,861

$0$ 34

1,86

1$ 0

$ 33

5,98

6$ 34

1,86

1$ 33

5,98

6DE

NALI B

ORO

UGH

$887

,664

$0$ 88

7,66

4$ 0

$ 87

2,40

8$ 88

7,66

4$ 87

2,40

8DILLINGH

AM$4

49,431

$0$ 44

9,43

1$ 0

$ 44

1,70

7$ 44

9,43

1$ 44

1,70

7FA

IRBA

NKS

NORT

HSTA

R BO

ROUGH

$354

,099

$0$ 35

4,09

9$ 0

$ 34

8,01

3$ 35

4,09

9$ 34

8,01

3HAINES BORO

UGH

$370

,513

$0$ 37

0,51

3$ 0

$ 36

4,14

5$ 37

0,51

3$ 36

4,14

5HOONAH

‐ANGOON CEN

SUS AR

EA$2

,158

,309

$0$ 2,15

8,30

9$ 0

$ 2,12

1,21

6$ 2,15

8,30

9$ 2,12

1,21

6JUNEA

U CITY & BORO

UGH

$3,044

,274

$0$ 3,04

4,27

4$ 0

$ 2,99

1,95

4$ 3,04

4,27

4$ 2,99

1,95

4KE

NAI PEN

INSU

LA BORO

UGH

$1,130

,228

$4,948

$ 1,13

5,17

6$ 0

$ 1,11

5,66

7$ 1,13

5,17

6$ 1,11

5,66

7KETC

HIKA

N GAT

EWAY

BORO

UGH

$1,540

,215

$0$ 1,54

0,21

5$ 0

$ 1,51

3,74

4$ 1,54

0,21

5$ 1,51

3,74

4KO

DIAK

ISLAND BO

ROUGH

$290

,253

$0$ 29

0,25

3$ 0

$ 28

5,26

5$ 29

0,25

3$ 28

5,26

5LAKE

& PEN

INSU

LA BORO

UGH

$3,540

,614

$0$ 3,54

0,61

4$ 0

$ 3,47

9,76

4$ 3,54

0,61

4$ 3,479,76

4MAT

ANUSKA SU

SITN

A BO

ROUGH

$678

,086

$0$ 67

8,08

6$ 0

$ 66

6,43

2$ 67

8,08

6$ 66

6,43

2MUNICIPALITY OF AN

CHORA

GE$1

62,772

$1,931

$ 16

4,70

3$ 0

$ 16

1,87

3$ 16

4,70

3$ 16

1,87

3MUNICIPALITY‐SKAG

WAY

$1,245

,400

$0$ 1,24

5,40

0$ 0

$ 1,22

3,99

6$ 1,24

5,40

0$ 1,223,99

6NOME

$1,245

,400

$0$ 1,24

5,40

0$ 0

$ 1,22

3,99

6$ 1,24

5,40

0$ 1,223,99

6NORT

H SLO

PE BORO

UGH

$1,165

,040

$0$ 1,16

5,04

0$ 0

$ 1,14

5,01

7$ 1,16

5,04

0$ 1,145,01

7NORT

HWEST AR

TIC BO

ROUGH

$562

,354

$0$ 56

2,35

4$ 0

$ 55

2,68

9$ 56

2,35

4$ 55

2,68

9PETERSBU

RG CEN

SUS AR

EA$9

99,960

$0$ 99

9,96

0$ 0

$ 98

2,77

4$ 99

9,96

0$ 98

2,77

4PR

INCE

OF WALES

$1,098

,440

$0$ 1,09

8,44

0$ 0

$ 1,07

9,56

2$ 1,09

8,44

0$ 1,07

9,56

2S.E. FAIRB

ANKS

$674

,876

$0$ 67

4,87

6$ 0

$ 66

3,27

7$ 67

4,87

6$ 66

3,27

7SITKA CITY BORO

UGH

$1,223

,010

$0$ 1,22

3,01

0$ 0

$ 1,20

1,99

1$ 1,22

3,01

0$ 1,201,99

1VA

LDEZ/CORD

OVA

$1,165

,040

$0$ 1,16

5,04

0$ 0

$ 1,14

5,01

7$ 1,16

5,04

0$ 1,145,01

7WAD

E HA

MPTON

$420

,697

$0$ 42

0,69

7$ 0

$ 41

3,46

7$ 42

0,69

7$ 41

3,46

7WRA

NGE

LL BORO

UGH

$113

,005

$0$ 11

3,00

5$ 0

$ 11

1,06

3$ 11

3,00

5$ 11

1,06

3YA

KUTA

T BO

ROUGH

$999

,960

$0$ 99

9,96

0$ 0

$ 98

2,77

4$ 99

9,96

0$ 98

2,77

4YU

KON KOYU

KUK

$29,46

0,79

7$6

,879

$29,46

7,67

6$29,467,676

$28,96

1,23

5$0

$28,96

1,23

5TO

TAL


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

ARIZONA

6902

PAYM

ENTS

6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

TOTA

L PD

THIS FY

TOTA

L PA

YMEN

TSPR

ORA

TED

LOCA

L UNIT OF

GOVE

RNMEN

T0.98

2813

69

$1,828

,625

$181

$ 1,82

8,80

6$ 0

$ 1,79

7,37

6$ 1,82

8,80

6$ 1,79

7,37

6AP

ACHE

COUNTY

$2,192

,837

$3,750

$ 2,19

6,58

7$ 0

$ 2,15

8,83

6$ 2,19

6,58

7$ 2,15

8,83

6CO

CHISE CO

UNTY

$1,753

,888

$0$ 1,75

3,88

8$ 0

$ 1,72

3,74

5$ 1,75

3,88

8$ 1,72

3,74

5CO

CONINO COUNTY

$3,510

,500

$0$ 3,51

0,50

0$ 0

$ 3,45

0,16

7$ 3,51

0,50

0$ 3,450,16

7GILA CO

UNTY

$2,853

,002

$0$ 2,85

3,00

2$ 0

$ 2,80

3,96

9$ 2,85

3,00

2$ 2,803,96

9GRA

HAM COUNTY

$923

,010

$0$ 92

3,01

0$ 0

$ 90

7,14

7$ 92

3,01

0$ 90

7,14

7GRE

ENLEE CO

UNTY

$1,974

,799

$0$ 1,97

4,79

9$ 0

$ 1,94

0,85

9$ 1,97

4,79

9$ 1,940,85

9LA

PAZ

COUNTY

$3,104

,650

$0$ 3,10

4,65

0$ 0

$ 3,05

1,29

3$ 3,10

4,65

0$ 3,051,29

3MAR

ICOPA

COUNTY

$3,553

,836

$0$ 3,55

3,83

6$ 0

$ 3,49

2,75

9$ 3,55

3,83

6$ 3,492,75

9MOHAV

E CO

UNTY

$1,438

,150

$261

$ 1,43

8,41

1$ 0

$ 1,41

3,69

1$ 1,43

8,41

1$ 1,41

3,69

1NAV

AJO COUNTY

$3,349

,601

$0$ 3,34

9,60

1$ 0

$ 3,29

2,03

4$ 3,34

9,60

1$ 3,29

2,03

4PIMA CO

UNTY

$1,287

,293

$0$ 1,28

7,29

3$ 0

$ 1,26

5,16

9$ 1,28

7,29

3$ 1,26

5,16

9PINAL

COUNTY

$1,010

,742

$0$ 1,01

0,74

2$ 0

$ 99

3,37

1$ 1,01

0,74

2$ 99

3,37

1SA

NTA

CRU

Z CO

UNTY

$3,290

,660

$0$ 3,29

0,66

0$ 0

$ 3,23

4,10

6$ 3,29

0,66

0$ 3,23

4,10

6YA

VAPA

I COUNTY

$3,559

,495

$0$ 3,55

9,49

5$ 0

$ 3,49

8,32

0$ 3,55

9,49

5$ 3,498,32

0YU

MA CO

UNTY

$35,63

1,08

8$4

,192

$35,63

5,28

0$35,635,280

$35,02

2,84

2$0

$35,02

2,84

2TO

TAL


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

ARKA

NSA

S

6902

PAYM

ENTS

6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

TOTA

L PD

THIS FY

TOTA

L PA

YMEN

TSPR

ORA

TED

LOCA

L UNIT OF

GOVE

RNMEN

T0.98

2813

69

$18,36

9$0

$ 18

,369

$ 0

$ 18

,053

$ 18

,369

$ 18

,053

ARKA

NSA

S CO

UNTY

$5,036

$0$ 5,03

6$ 0

$ 4,94

9$ 5,03

6$ 4,94

9AS

HLEY CO

UNTY

$265

,939

$0$ 26

5,93

9$ 0

$ 26

1,36

8$ 26

5,93

9$ 26

1,36

8BA

XTER

COUNTY

$103

,149

$0$ 10

3,14

9$ 0

$ 10

1,37

6$ 10

3,14

9$ 10

1,37

6BE

NTO

N COUNTY

$36,36

1$0

$ 36

,361

$ 0

$ 35

,736

$ 36

,361

$ 35,736

BOONE CO

UNTY

$26

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 26

$ 0

CALH

OUN COUNTY

$21,98

9$0

$ 21

,989

$ 0

$ 21

,611

$ 21

,989

$ 21,611

CARR

OLL COUNTY

$1,193

$0$ 1,19

3$ 0

$ 1,17

2$ 1,19

3$ 1,17

2CH

ICOT CO

UNTY

$47,35

6$0

$ 47

,356

$ 0

$ 46

,542

$ 47

,356

$ 46,542

CLAR

K CO

UNTY

$1,180

$0$ 1,18

0$ 0

$ 1,16

0$ 1,18

0$ 1,16

0CLAY

COUNTY

$79 ,71

4$0

$ 79

,714

$ 0

$ 78

,344

$ 79

,714

$ 78

,344

CLEB

URN

E CO

UNTY

$211

$0$ 21

1$ 0

$ 20

7$ 21

1$ 20

7CLEV

ELAN

D CO

UNTY

$333

$0$ 33

3$ 0

$ 32

7$ 33

3$ 32

7CO

LUMBIA CO

UNTY

$2,650

$0$ 2,65

0$ 0

$ 2,60

4$ 2,65

0$ 2,60

4CO

NWAY

COUNTY

$7,308

$0$ 7,30

8$ 0

$ 7,18

2$ 7,30

8$ 7,18

2CR

AIGHE

AD COUNTY

$183

,202

$0$ 18

3,20

2$ 0

$ 18

0,05

3$ 18

3,20

2$ 18

0,05

3CR

AWFO

RD COUNTY

$106

$0$ 10

6$ 0

$ 10

4$ 10

6$ 10

4CR

OSS COUNTY

$106

$0$ 10

6$ 0

$ 10

4$ 10

6$ 10

4DA

LLAS

COUNTY

$10,62

6$0

$ 10

,626

$ 0

$ 10

,443

$ 10

,626

$ 10,443

DESH

A CO

UNTY

$511

$0$ 51

1$ 0

$ 50

2$ 51

1$ 50

2FA

ULKNER

COUNTY

$274

,890

$0$ 27

4,89

0$ 0

$ 27

0,16

6$ 27

4,89

0$ 27

0,16

6FRAN

KLIN COUNTY

$9,327

$0$ 9,32

7$ 0

$ 9,16

7$ 9,32

7$ 9,16

7FU

LTON COUNTY

$384

,837

$0$ 38

4,83

7$ 0

$ 37

8,22

3$ 38

4,83

7$ 37

8,22

3GAR

LAND CO

UNTY

$1,064

$0$ 1,06

4$ 0

$ 1,04

6$ 1,06

4$ 1,04

6GRE

ENE CO

UNTY

$13,72

3$0

$ 13

,723

$ 0

$ 13

,487

$ 13

,723

$ 13,487

HEMPSTEAD

COUNTY

$34,28

5$0

$ 34

,285

$ 0

$ 33

,696

$ 34

,285

$ 33,696

HOT SPRING COUNTY

$40,15

8$0

$ 40

,158

$ 0

$ 39

,468

$ 40

,158

$ 39,468

HOWAR

D CO

UNTY

$211

$0$ 21

1$ 0

$ 20

7$ 21

1$ 20

7INDE

PENDE

NCE

COUNTY

$317

$0$ 31

7$ 0

$ 31

2$ 31

7$ 31

2IZAR

D CO

UNTY

$9,251

$0$ 9,25

1$ 0

$ 9,09

2$ 9,25

1$ 9,09

2JEFFER

SON COUNTY

$398,963

$0$ 39

8,96

3$ 0

$ 39

2,10

6$ 39

8,96

3$ 39

2,10

6JOHN

SON COUNTY

$2,820

$0$ 2,82

0$ 0

$ 2,77

2$ 2,82

0$ 2,77

2LAFA

YETTE CO

UNTY

$21 ,40

0$0

$ 21

,400

$ 0

$ 21

,032

$ 21

,400

$ 21

,032

LEE CO

UNTY

$100

$0$ 10

0$ 0

$ 0

$ 10

0$ 0

LINCO

LN COUNTY

$43 ,91

4$0

$ 43

,914

$ 0

$ 43

,159

$ 43

,914

$ 43

,159

LITTLE RIVER

COUNTY

$278

,891

$0$ 27

8,89

1$ 0

$ 27

4,09

8$ 27

8,89

1$ 27

4,09

8LO

GAN

COUNTY

$97,41

4$0

$ 97

,414

$ 0

$ 95

,740

$ 97

,414

$ 95,740

MAD

ISON COUNTY

$196

,576

$0$ 19

6,57

6$ 0

$ 19

3,19

8$ 19

6,57

6$ 19

3,19

8MAR

ION COUNTY


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

$24,28

8$0

$ 24

,288

$ 0

$ 23

,871

$ 24

,288

$ 23,871

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY

$17,40

7$0

$ 17

,407

$ 0

$ 17

,108

$ 17

,407

$ 17,108

MONRO

E CO

UNTY

$689

,148

$0$ 68

9,14

8$ 0

$ 67

7,30

4$ 68

9,14

8$ 67

7,30

4MONTG

OMER

Y CO

UNTY

$0$0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

NEV

ADA CO

UNTY

$498

,085

$0$ 49

8,08

5$ 0

$ 48

9,52

5$ 49

8,08

5$ 48

9,52

5NEW

TON COUNTY

$290

$0$ 29

0$ 0

$ 28

5$ 29

0$ 28

5OUAC

HITA

COUNTY

$211

,393

$0$ 21

1,39

3$ 0

$ 20

7,76

0$ 21

1,39

3$ 20

7,76

0PERR

Y CO

UNTY

$18,89

3$0

$ 18

,893

$ 0

$ 18

,568

$ 18

,893

$ 18,568

PHILLIPS COUNTY

$72,37

7$0

$ 72

,377

$ 0

$ 71

,133

$ 72

,377

$ 71,133

PIKE

COUNTY

$19,28

3$0

$ 19

,283

$ 0

$ 18

,952

$ 19

,283

$ 18,952

POINSETT

COUNTY

$400

,299

$0$ 40

0,29

9$ 0

$ 39

3,41

9$ 40

0,29

9$ 39

3,41

9PO

LK COUNTY

$446

,128

$0$ 44

6,12

8$ 0

$ 43

8,46

1$ 44

6,12

8$ 43

8,46

1PO

PE COUNTY

$4,660

$0$ 4,66

0$ 0

$ 4,58

0$ 4,66

0$ 4,58

0PU

LASKI C

OUNTY

$634

$0$ 63

4$ 0

$ 62

3$ 63

4$ 62

3RA

NDO

L PH COUNTY

$132

,590

$0$ 13

2,59

0$ 0

$ 13

0,31

1$ 13

2,59

0$ 13

0,31

1SA

LINE CO

UNTY

$684

,456

$0$ 68

4,45

6$ 0

$ 67

2,69

3$ 68

4,45

6$ 67

2,69

3SCOTT COUNTY

$129

,289

$0$ 12

9,28

9$ 0

$ 12

7,06

7$ 12

9,28

9$ 12

7,06

7SEAR

CY COUNTY

$118

,905

$0$ 11

8,90

5$ 0

$ 11

6,86

1$ 11

8,90

5$ 11

6,86

1SEBA

STIAN COUNTY

$50,97

3$0

$ 50

,973

$ 0

$ 50

,097

$ 50

,973

$ 50,097

SEVIER

COUNTY

$106

$0$ 10

6$ 0

$ 10

4$ 10

6$ 10

4SH

ARP CO

UNTY

$665

$0$ 66

5$ 0

$ 65

4$ 66

5$ 65

4ST FRA

NCIS CO

UNTY

$128

,081

$0$ 12

8,08

1$ 0

$ 12

5,88

0$ 12

8,08

1$ 12

5,88

0STONE CO

UNTY

$1,764

$0$ 1,76

4$ 0

$ 1,73

4$ 1,76

4$ 1,73

4UNION COUNTY

$95,63

9$0

$ 95

,639

$ 0

$ 93

,995

$ 95

,639

$ 93,995

VAN BURE

N COUNTY

$56 ,82

6$0

$ 56

,826

$ 0

$ 55

,849

$ 56

,826

$ 55

,849

WAS

HINGTO

N COUNTY

$16

$0$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 16

$ 0

WHITE

COUNTY

$3,445

$0$ 3,44

5$ 0

$ 3,38

6$ 3,44

5$ 3,38

6WOODR

UFF COUNTY

$483

,936

$0$ 48

3,93

6$ 0

$ 47

5,61

9$ 48

3,93

6$ 47

5,61

9YELL COUNTY

$6,883

,082

$0$6

,883

,082

$6,883

,040

$6,764

,645

$0$6

,764

,645

TOTA

L


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

CALIFO

RNIA

6902

PAYM

ENTS

6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

TOTA

L PD

THIS FY

TOTA

L PA

YMEN

TSPR

ORA

TED

LOCA

L UNIT OF

GOVE

RNMEN

T0.98

2813

69

$2,297

$0$ 2,29

7$ 0

$ 2,25

8$ 2,29

7$ 2,25

8ALAM

EDA CO

UNTY

$159

,222

$484

$ 15

9,70

6$ 0

$ 15

6,96

2$ 15

9,70

6$ 15

6,96

2ALPINE CO

UNTY

$65 ,15

9$0

$ 65

,159

$ 0

$ 64

,039

$ 65

,159

$ 64

,039

AMAD

OR CO

UNTY

$219

,692

$0$ 21

9,69

2$ 0

$ 21

5,91

6$ 21

9,69

2$ 21

5,91

6BU

TTE CO

UNTY

$276

,691

$0$ 27

6,69

1$ 0

$ 27

1,93

6$ 27

6,69

1$ 27

1,93

6CA

LAVE

RAS CO

UNTY

$235

,781

$0$ 23

5,78

1$ 0

$ 23

1,72

9$ 23

5,78

1$ 23

1,72

9CO

LUSA

COUNTY

$6,032

$0$ 6,03

2$ 0

$ 5,92

8$ 6,03

2$ 5,92

8CO

NTR

A CO

STA CO

UNTY

$611

,411

$82

$ 61

1,49

3$ 0

$ 60

0,98

4$ 61

1,49

3$ 60

0,98

4DE

L NORT

E CO

UNTY

$530

,094

$8,908

$ 53

9,00

2$ 0

$ 52

9,73

9$ 53

9,00

2$ 52

9,73

9EL DORA

DO COUNTY

$2,939

,396

$0$ 2,93

9,39

6$ 0

$ 2,88

8,87

9$ 2,93

9,39

6$ 2,88

8,87

9FRESNO COUNTY

$450

,364

$0$ 45

0,36

4$ 0

$ 44

2,62

4$ 45

0,36

4$ 44

2,62

4GLENN COUNTY

$838

,830

$4,409

$ 84

3,23

9$ 0

$ 82

8,74

7$ 84

3,23

9$ 82

8,74

7HU

MBO

LDT CO

UNTY

$3,429

,519

$0$ 3,42

9,51

9$ 0

$ 3,37

0,57

8$ 3,42

9,51

9$ 3,37

0,57

8IM

PERIAL

COUNTY

$1,834

,740

$780

$ 1,83

5,52

0$ 0

$ 1,80

3,97

5$ 1,83

5,52

0$ 1,80

3,97

5INYO

COUNTY

$2,771

,514

$0$ 2,77

1,51

4$ 0

$ 2,72

3,88

2$ 2,77

1,51

4$ 2,723,88

2KERN

COUNTY

$22,59

5$0

$ 22

,595

$ 0

$ 22

,207

$ 22

,595

$ 22,207

KINGS

COUNTY

$172

,088

$0$ 17

2,08

8$ 0

$ 16

9,13

0$ 17

2,08

8$ 16

9,13

0LAKE

COUNTY

$1,916

,056

$0$ 1,91

6,05

6$ 0

$ 1,88

3,12

6$ 1,91

6,05

6$ 1,883,12

6LASSEN

COUNTY

$1,115

,682

$14,24

7$ 1,12

9,92

9$ 0

$ 1,11

0,51

0$ 1,12

9,92

9$ 1,110,51

0LO

S AN

GELES COUNTY

$1,082

,501

$0$ 1,08

2,50

1$ 0

$ 1,06

3,89

7$ 1,08

2,50

1$ 1,063,89

7MAD

ERA CO

UNTY

$207,977

$0$ 20

7,97

7$ 0

$ 20

4,40

3$ 20

7,97

7$ 20

4,40

3MAR

IN COUNTY

$1,196

,542

$5,000

$ 1,20

1,54

2$ 0

$ 1,18

0,89

2$ 1,20

1,54

2$ 1,18

0,89

2MAR

IPOSA

COUNTY

$640

,397

$1,048

$ 64

1,44

5$ 0

$ 63

0,42

1$ 64

1,44

5$ 63

0,42

1MEN

DOCINO COUNTY

$93 ,41

2$0

$ 93

,412

$ 0

$ 91

,807

$ 93

,412

$ 91

,807

MER

CED CO

UNTY

$641

,699

$0$ 64

1,69

9$ 0

$ 63

0,67

1$ 64

1,69

9$ 63

0,67

1MODO

C CO

UNTY

$1,236

,765

$0$ 1,23

6,76

5$ 0

$ 1,21

5,51

0$ 1,23

6,76

5$ 1,215,51

0MONO COUNTY

$889

,893

$1,605

$ 89

1,49

8$ 0

$ 87

6,17

6$ 89

1,49

8$ 87

6,17

6MONTERE

Y CO

UNTY

$158

,895

$0$ 15

8,89

5$ 0

$ 15

6,16

4$ 15

8,89

5$ 15

6,16

4NAP

A CO

UNTY

$394

,724

$0$ 39

4,72

4$ 0

$ 38

7,94

0$ 39

4,72

4$ 38

7,94

0NEV

ADA CO

UNTY

$85,76

3$0

$ 85

,763

$ 0

$ 84

,289

$ 85

,763

$ 84,289

ORA

NGE CO

UNTY

$703

,030

$7,980

$ 71

1,01

0$ 0

$ 69

8,79

1$ 71

1,01

0$ 69

8,79

1PLAC

ER COUNTY

$435

,610

$251

$ 43

5,86

1$ 0

$ 42

8,37

0$ 43

5,86

1$ 42

8,37

0PLUMAS

COUNTY

$3,388

,738

$7,491

$ 3,39

6,22

9$ 0

$ 3,33

7,86

0$ 3,39

6,22

9$ 3,33

7,86

0RIVE

RSIDE CO

UNTY

$25 ,39

2$0

$ 25

,392

$ 0

$ 24

,956

$ 25

,392

$ 24

,956

SACR

AMEN

TO COUNTY

$268

,159

$329

$ 26

8,48

8$ 0

$ 26

3,87

3$ 26

8,48

8$ 26

3,87

3SA

N BEN

ITO COUNTY

$3,354

,145

$21,39

4$ 3,37

5,53

9$ 0

$ 3,31

7,52

6$ 3,37

5,53

9$ 3,317,52

6SA

N BER

NAR

DINO COUNTY

$946

,597

$0$ 94

6,59

7$ 0

$ 93

0,32

8$ 94

6,59

7$ 93

0,32

8SA

N DIEGO COUNTY

$6,006

$0$ 6,00

6$ 0

$ 5,90

3$ 6,00

6$ 5,90

3SA

N FRA

NCISCO


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

$5,906

$0$ 5,90

6$ 0

$ 5,80

4$ 5,90

6$ 5,80

4SA

N JO

AQUIN COUNTY

$1,145

,872

$0$ 1,14

5,87

2$ 0

$ 1,12

6,17

9$ 1,14

5,87

2$ 1,126,17

9SA

N LUIS OBISPO COUNTY

$16,38

6$0

$ 16

,386

$ 0

$ 16

,104

$ 16

,386

$ 16,104

SAN M

ATEO

COUNTY

$1,855

,526

$0$ 1,85

5,52

6$ 0

$ 1,82

3,63

6$ 1,85

5,52

6$ 1,82

3,63

6SA

NTA

BAR

BARA

COUNTY

$4,739

$0$ 4,73

9$ 0

$ 4,65

8$ 4,73

9$ 4,65

8SA

NTA

CLARA

COUNTY

$15 ,45

7$0

$ 15

,457

$ 0

$ 15

,191

$ 15

,457

$ 15

,191

SANTA

CRU

Z CO

UNTY

$1,705

,783

$0$ 1,70

5,78

3$ 0

$ 1,67

6,46

7$ 1,70

5,78

3$ 1,67

6,46

7SH

ASTA

COUNTY

$159

,360

$0$ 15

9,36

0$ 0

$ 15

6,62

1$ 15

9,36

0$ 15

6,62

1SIER

RA COUNTY

$1,213

,070

$0$ 1,21

3,07

0$ 0

$ 1,19

2,22

2$ 1,21

3,07

0$ 1,192,22

2SISKIYOU COUNTY

$15,20

1$0

$ 15

,201

$ 0

$ 14

,940

$ 15

,201

$ 14,940

SOLANO COUNTY

$8,131

$0$ 8,13

1$ 0

$ 7,99

1$ 8,13

1$ 7,99

1SO

NOMA CO

UNTY

$8,671

$0$ 8,67

1$ 0

$ 8,52

2$ 8,67

1$ 8,52

2STAN

ISLAUS CO

UNTY

$5$0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$ 5

$ 0

SUTTER

COUNTY

$656

,653

$0$ 65

6,65

3$ 0

$ 64

5,36

8$ 65

6,65

3$ 64

5,36

8TEHA

MA CO

UNTY

$576

,440

$0$ 57

6,44

0$ 0

$ 56

6,53

3$ 57

6,44

0$ 56

6,53

3TR

INITY CO

UNTY

$3,315

,767

$5,200

$ 3,32

0,96

7$ 0

$ 3,26

3,89

2$ 3,32

0,96

7$ 3,26

3,89

2TU

LARE

COUNTY

$2,310

,972

$0$ 2,31

0,97

2$ 0

$ 2,27

1,25

5$ 2,31

0,97

2$ 2,27

1,25

5TU

OLU

MNE CO

UNTY

$1,504

,488

$0$ 1,50

4,48

8$ 0

$ 1,47

8,63

1$ 1,50

4,48

8$ 1,47

8,63

1VE

NTU

RA COUNTY

$82,23

4$0

$ 82

,234

$ 0

$ 80

,821

$ 82

,234

$ 80,821

YOLO

COUNTY

$66,52

6$0

$ 66

,526

$ 0

$ 65

,383

$ 66

,526

$ 65,383

YUBA

COUNTY

$48,02

0,59

5$5

7,82

9$4

8,09

9,80

3$48,099,798

$47,27

3,14

4$0

$47,27

3,14

4TO

TAL


U.S. D

EPAR

TMEN

T OF TH

E INTERIOR

PAYM

ENTS IN

LIEU OF TA

XES ‐ FOR FISCAL

YEA

R 20

16TO

TAL PA

YMEN

TS BY CO

UNTY

COLO

RADO

6902

PAYM

ENTS

6904

/05

PAYM

ENTS

GRO

SS PMT

>= $10

0

PREV

. PMT

ADJ. MAD

ETH

IS FY

TOTA

L PD

THIS FY

TOTA

L PA

YMEN

TSPR

ORA

TED

LOCA

L UNIT OF

GOVE

RNMEN

T0.98

2813

69

$200

,063

$0$ 20

0,06

3$ 0

$ 19

6,62

5$ 20

0,06

3$ 19

6,62

5ALAM

OSA

COUNTY

$1,707

$0$ 1,70

7$ 0

$ 1,67

8$ 1,70

7$ 1,67

8AR

APAH

OE CO

UNTY

$1,132

,724

$0$ 1,13

2,72

4$ 0

$ 1,11

3,25

7$ 1,13

2,72

4$ 1,11

3,25

7AR

CHULETA

COUNTY

$515

,119

$0$ 51

5,11

9$ 0

$ 50

6,26

6$ 51

5,11

9$ 50

6,26

6BA

CA COUNTY

$55,34

5$0

$ 55

,345

$ 0

$ 54

,394

$ 55

,345

$ 54,394

BENT CO

UNTY

$340

,307

$0$ 34

0,30

7$ 0

$ 33

4,45

8$ 34

0,30

7$ 33

4,45

8BO

ULD

ER COUNTY

$1,268

,525

$195

$ 1,26

8,72

0$ 0

$ 1,24

6,91

6$ 1,26

8,72

0$ 1,246,91

6CH

AFFEE CO

UNTY

$326

,727

$0$ 32

6,72

7$ 0

$ 32

1,11

2$ 32

6,72

7$ 32

1,11

2CLEA

R CR

EEK CO

UNTY

$1,141

,251

$0$ 1,14

1,25

1$ 0

$ 1,12

1,63

7$ 1,14

1,25

1$ 1,121,63

7CO

NEJOS CO

UNTY

$764

$0$ 76

4$ 0

$ 75

1$ 76

4$ 75

1CO

STILLA

COUNTY

$10 ,00

8$0

$ 10

,008

$ 0

$ 9,83

6$ 10

,008

$ 9,83

6CR

OWLEY CO

UNTY

$407

,600

$0$ 40

7,60

0$ 0

$ 40

0,59

5$ 40

7,60

0$ 40

0,59

5CU

STER

COUNTY

$587

,743

$0$ 58

7,74

3$ 0

$ 57

7,64

2$ 58

7,74

3$ 57

7,64

2DE

LTA CO

UNTY

$154

,628

$0$ 15

4,62

8$ 0

$ 15

1,97

1$ 15

4,62

8$ 15

1,97

1DO

LORE

S CO

UNTY

$285

,230

$0$ 28

5,23

0$ 0

$ 28

0,32

8$ 28

5,23

0$ 28

0,32

8DO

UGL

AS COUNTY

$2,244

,268

$0$ 2,24

4,26

8$ 0

$ 2,20

5,69

7$ 2,24

4,26

8$ 2,205,69

7EA

GLE COUNTY

$190

,937

$0$ 19

0,93

7$ 0

$ 18

7,65

5$ 19

0,93

7$ 18

7,65

5EL PAS

O COUNTY

$1,131

,184

$0$ 1,13

1,18

4$ 0

$ 1,11

1,74

3$ 1,13

1,18

4$ 1,111,74

3FREM

ON

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