FY2011 Federal Budget Cuts SCSEP Funding: State-by-State Impact
Updated on 4/19/2011
On April 15, President Obama signed into law HR 1473, a full-year Continuing Resolution approving the federal budget for FY2011. This budget cuts SCSEP funding starting on July 1, 2011, to $450 million, a 45% reduction from the current FY2010 funding level of $825 million.
Below is a summary of the national impact of the approved FY2011 federal budget on SCSEP, followed by links to reports estimating the impact on each state, territory, and the District of Columbia.
| Funding Level | $825 Million | $450 Million | ($375) Million |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Participants in Paid Community Service Employment | 120,000 persons | 70,500 persons | (49,500) persons |
| Number of Paid Hours Serving the Community, Total | 74.3 Million hours | 40.5 Million hours | (33.8) Million hours |
| Number of Authorized Positions/Slots | 78,021 positions/slots | 46,125 positions/slots | (31,896) positions/slots |
These estimates are based on DOL-ETA documents and official SCSEP reports. For estimates of the impact of the proposed cuts by state, click on the links below. All totals include all state/territorial and national grantees operating SCSEP in that state/territory.
SSAI estimates spreadsheet (Excel File)
| American Samoa | Guam | Northern Mariana Islands | Puerto Rico |
| U.S. Virgin Islands |