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 Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration
 AGENCY: Employment and Training Administration, Labor.
 ACTION: Notice.
 SUMMARY: The Workforce Investment Act, Public Law 105-220, requires the Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to conduct reallotment of dislocated worker formula allotted funds based on State financial reports submitted as of the end of the prior PY. This notice publishes PY 2010 dislocated worker funds for recapture by State and the amount to be reallotted to eligible States.
 DATES: This notice is effective March 16, 2011.
 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Grace Kilbane, Administrator, U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workforce Investment, Employment and Training Administration, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW., Room S-4231, Washington, DC. Telephone (202) 693-3980 (this is not a toll-free number) or fax (202) 693-3981.


SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: WIA Section 132(c) requires the Secretary to conduct reallotment of WIA funds for the prior program year in any case where unobligated balances exceeded twenty percent. The procedures the Secretary uses for recapture and reallotment of funds are described in WIA regulation at 20 Code of Federal Regulations Section 667.150. For PY 2009 funds, financial reports were analyzed and found zero instances for the WIA Youth and Adult programs in which unobligated balances exceeded twenty percent. For the Dislocated Worker program, however, there were two States that had unobligated PY 2009 funds in excess of 20 percent. Therefore, a total of $408,982 will be recaptured from PY 2010 funding from these two States and reallotted to the remaining States, as required by WIA Section 132(c). The description of the methodology used for the 
                    *calculation of the recapture/reallotment amounts*
                     and the distribution of the changes to PY 2010 formula allotments for dislocated worker activities are attached. For any State from which funds are being recaptured, WIA Section 132(c)(5) requires the governor to prescribe equitable procedures for reacquiring funds from the State and local areas. I. Attachment A Workforce Investment Act Dislocated Worker Activities Program Year (PY) 2010 Reallotment to States Chart
Excess unobligated PY 2009 funds for recapture in PY 2010
PY 2009 dislocated worker allotments for eligible states
PY 2010 reallotment amount for eligible states
Total PY 2010 
                             allotments
Total adjustment to PY 2010 (recapture/ reallotment)
Revised total PY 2010 allotmentsAlabama
0
12,621,558
4,508
17,669,335
4,508
17,673,843Alaska
0
3,392,665
1,212
2,187,095
1,212
2,188,307Arizona*
0
16,648,405
5,947
22,788,184
5,947
22,794,131Arkansas
0
7,192,470
2,569
6,867,051
2,569
6,869,620California
0
212,284,647
75,829
192,413,016
75,829
192,488,845Colorado
0
13,837,694
4,943
14,509,305
4,943
14,514,248Connecticut
0
14,238,672
5,086
11,850,579
5,086
11,855,665Delaware
0
1,950,897
697
2,778,921
697
2,779,618District of Columbia
0
3,628,361
1,296
2,990,511
1,296
2,991,807Florida
0
77,059,075
27,526
83,019,633
27,526
83,047,159Georgia
0
41,902,519
14,968
40,912,792
14,968
40,927,760Hawaii
0
2,067,480
739
3,268,124
739
3,268,863Idaho
0
2,709,982
968
4,536,856
968
4,537,824( print page 14428)Illinois
0
65,561,923
23,419
54,673,396
23,419
54,696,815Indiana
0
25,076,767
8,958
27,257,656
8,958
27,266,614Iowa
0
4,999,095
1,786
5,888,367
1,786
5,890,153Kansas
0
4,978,239
1,778
6,855,442
1,778
6,857,220Kentucky
0
17,901,696
6,395
18,089,024
6,395
18,095,419Louisiana
0
8,857,065
3,164
9,812,674
3,164
9,815,838Maine
0
4,373,817
1,562
4,578,544
1,562
4,580,106Maryland
0
10,767,103
3,846
15,543,289
3,846
15,547,135Massachusetts
0
20,303,163
7,252
22,706,846
7,252
22,714,098Michigan
0
75,050,239
26,808
64,544,036
26,808
64,570,844Minnesota
0
20,054,286
7,163
18,020,939
7,163
18,028,102Mississippi
0
13,594,096
4,856
9,867,047
4,856
9,871,903Missouri
0
24,710,779
8,827
22,223,344
8,827
22,232,171Montana
0
1,679,893
600
2,174,950
600
2,175,550Nebraska
0
2,478,758
885
2,428,300
885
2,429,185Nevada
0
13,691,153
4,891
14,124,712
4,891
14,129,603New Hampshire
0
2,393,494
855
3,181,956
855
3,182,811New Jersey
280,451
0
0
33,365,324
(280,451)
33,084,873New Mexico*
0
2,832,500
1,012
4,093,214
1,012
4,094,226New York
0
63,490,356
22,679
65,534,311
22,679
65,556,990North Carolina
0
42,493,181
15,179
44,039,515
15,179
44,054,694North Dakota
0
876,713
313
690,086
313
690,399Ohio
0
55,974,110
19,994
51,610,221
19,994
51,630,215Oklahoma
0
5,762,276
2,058
6,905,534
2,058
6,907,592Oregon
0
16,418,257
5,865
20,167,658
5,865
20,173,523Pennsylvania
0
40,639,918
14,517
39,561,993
14,517
39,576,510Puerto Rico
0
28,244,122
10,089
17,054,847
10,089
17,064,936Rhode Island
128,531
0
0
6,227,600
(128,531)
6,099,069South Carolina
0
23,633,802
8,442
23,089,893
8,442
23,098,335South Dakota
0
912,475
326
1,000,388
326
1,000,714Tennessee
0
27,141,982
9,695
26,930,077
9,695
26,939,772Texas
0
51,436,825
18,374
61,378,563
18,374
61,396,937Utah*
0
3,383,375
1,209
4,625,970
1,209
4,627,179Vermont
0
1,673,255
598
1,787,950
598
1,788,548Virginia
0
13,503,287
4,823
18,472,220
4,823
18,477,043Washington
0
21,181,897
7,566
24,271,171
7,566
24,278,737West Virginia
0
3,424,387
1,223
4,551,211
1,223
4,552,434Wisconsin
0
15,363,236
5,488
19,934,322
5,488
19,939,810Wyoming
0
558,477
199
786,008
199
786,207STATE TOTAL
$408,982
$1,144,950,422
$408,982
$1,183,840,000
$0
$1,183,840,000* Includes Navajo Nation.
 II. Attachment B Workforce Investment Act Dislocated Worker Activities Program Year 2010 Revised Allotments With Reallotment
TotalOriginal
Reallotment
RevisedAlabama
17,669,335
4,508
17,673,843Alaska
2,187,095
1,212
2,188,307Arizona*
22,788,184
5,947
22,794,131Arkansas
6,867,051
2,569
6,869,620California
192,413,016
75,829
192,488,845Colorado
14,509,305
4,943
14,514,248Connecticut
11,850,579
5,086
11,855,665Delaware
2,778,921
697
2,779,618District of Columbia
2,990,511
1,296
2,991,807Florida
83,019,633
27,526
83,047,159Georgia
40,912,792
14,968
40,927,760Hawaii
3,268,124
739
3,268,863Idaho
4,536,856
968
4,537,824( print page 14429)Illinois
54,673,396
23,419
54,696,815Indiana
27,257,656
8,958
27,266,614Iowa
5,888,367
1,786
5,890,153Kansas
6,855,442
1,778
6,857,220Kentucky
18,089,024
6,395
18,095,419Louisiana
9,812,674
3,164
9,815,838Maine
4,578,544
1,562
4,580,106Maryland
15,543,289
3,846
15,547,135Massachusetts
22,706,846
7,252
22,714,098Michigan
64,544,036
26,808
64,570,844Minnesota
18,020,939
7,163
18,028,102Mississippi
9,867,047
4,856
9,871,903Missouri
22,223,344
8,827
22,232,171Montana
2,174,950
600
2,175,550Nebraska
2,428,300
885
2,429,185Nevada
14,124,712
4,891
14,129,603New Hampshire
3,181,956
855
3,182,811New Jersey
33,365,324
(280,451)
33,084,873New Mexico*
4,093,214
1,012
4,094,226New York
65,534,311
22,679
65,556,990North Carolina
44,039,515
15,179
44,054,694North Dakota
690,086
313
690,399Ohio
51,610,221
19,994
51,630,215Oklahoma
6,905,534
2,058
6,907,592Oregon
20,167,658
5,865
20,173,523Pennsylvania
39,561,993
14,517
39,576,510Puerto Rico
17,054,847
10,089
17,064,936Rhode Island
6,227,600
(128,531)
6,099,069South Carolina
23,089,893
8,442
23,098,335South Dakota
1,000,388
326
1,000,714Tennessee
26,930,077
9,695
26,939,772Texas
61,378,563
18,374
61,396,937Utah*
4,625,970
1,209
4,627,179Vermont
1,787,950
598
1,788,548Virginia
18,472,220
4,823
18,477,043Washington
24,271,171
7,566
24,278,737West Virginia
4,551,211
1,223
4,552,434Wisconsin
19,934,322
5,488
19,939,810Wyoming
786,008
199
786,207State Total
1,183,840,000

1,183,840,000Available 7/1/10Alabama
4,833,455

4,833,455Alaska
598,281

598,281Arizona*
6,233,719

6,233,719Arkansas
1,878,485

1,878,485California
52,634,673

52,634,673Colorado
3,969,027

3,969,027Connecticut
3,241,732

3,241,732Delaware
760,175

760,175District of Columbia
818,056

818,056Florida
22,710,060

22,710,060Georgia
11,191,714

11,191,714Hawaii
893,997

893,997Idaho
1,241,059

1,241,059Illinois
14,955,934

14,955,934Indiana
7,456,345

7,456,345Iowa
1,610,766

1,610,766Kansas
1,875,309

1,875,309Kentucky
4,948,261

4,948,261Louisiana
2,684,262

2,684,262Maine
1,252,463

1,252,463Maryland
4,251,874

4,251,874Massachusetts
6,211,469

6,211,469Michigan
17,656,052

17,656,052Minnesota
4,929,636

4,929,636Mississippi
2,699,135

2,699,135( print page 14430)Missouri
6,079,206

6,079,206Montana
594,959

594,959Nebraska
664,263

664,263Nevada
3,863,822

3,863,822New Hampshire
870,426

870,426New Jersey
9,127,100

9,127,100New Mexico*
1,119,701

1,119,701New York
17,926,942

17,926,942North Carolina
12,047,030

12,047,030North Dakota
188,773

188,773Ohio
14,118,001

14,118,001Oklahoma
1,889,012

1,889,012Oregon
5,516,873

5,516,873Pennsylvania
10,822,202

10,822,202Puerto Rico
4,665,362

4,665,362Rhode Island
1,703,563

1,703,563South Carolina
6,316,251

6,316,251South Dakota
273,657

273,657Tennessee
7,366,735

7,366,735Texas
16,790,135

16,790,135Utah*
1,265,436

1,265,436Vermont
489,095

489,095Virginia
5,053,085

5,053,085Washington
6,639,390

6,639,390West Virginia
1,244,986

1,244,986Wisconsin
5,453,043

5,453,043Wyoming
215,013

215,013State Total
323,840,000

323,840,000Available 10/1/10Alabama
12,835,880
4,508
12,840,388Alaska
1,588,814
1,212
1,590,026Arizona*
16,554,465
5,947
16,560,412Arkansas
4,988,566
2,569
4,991,135California
139,778,343
75,829
139,854,172Colorado
10,540,278
4,943
10,545,221Connecticut
8,608,847
5,086
8,613,933Delaware
2,018,746
697
2,019,443District of Columbia
2,172,455
1,296
2,173,751Florida
60,309,573
27,526
60,337,099Georgia
29,721,078
14,968
29,736,046Hawaii
2,374,127
739
2,374,866Idaho
3,295,797
968
3,296,765Illinois
39,717,462
23,419
39,740,881Indiana
19,801,311
8,958
19,810,269Iowa
4,277,601
1,786
4,279,387Kansas
4,980,133
1,778
4,981,911Kentucky
13,140,763
6,395
13,147,158Louisiana
7,128,412
3,164
7,131,576Maine
3,326,081
1,562
3,327,643Maryland
11,291,415
3,846
11,295,261Massachusetts
16,495,377
7,252
16,502,629Michigan
46,887,984
26,808
46,914,792Minnesota
13,091,303
7,163
13,098,466Mississippi
7,167,912
4,856
7,172,768Missouri
16,144,138
8,827
16,152,965Montana
1,579,991
600
1,580,591Nebraska
1,764,037
885
1,764,922Nevada
10,260,890
4,891
10,265,781New Hampshire
2,311,530
855
2,312,385New Jersey
24,238,224
(280,451)
23,957,773New Mexico*
2,973,513
1,012
2,974,525New York
47,607,369
22,679
47,630,048North Carolina
31,992,485
15,179
32,007,664North Dakota
501,313
313
501,626Ohio
37,492,220
19,994
37,512,214Oklahoma
5,016,522
2,058
5,018,580( print page 14431)Oregon
14,650,785
5,865
14,656,650Pennsylvania
28,739,791
14,517
28,754,308Puerto Rico
12,389,485
10,089
12,399,574Rhode Island
4,524,037
(128,531)
4,395,506South Carolina
16,773,642
8,442
16,782,084South Dakota
726,731
326
727,057Tennessee
19,563,342
9,695
19,573,037Texas
44,588,428
18,374
44,606,802Utah*
3,360,534
1,209
3,361,743Vermont
1,298,855
598
1,299,453Virginia
13,419,135
4,823
13,423,958Washington
17,631,781
7,566
17,639,347West Virginia
3,306,225
1,223
3,307,448Wisconsin
14,481,279
5,488
14,486,767Wyoming
570,995
199
571,194State Total
860,000,000

860,000,000*
                         Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation.
 III. Attachment C Dislocated Worker State Formula PY 2010 Reallotment Methodology Reallotment Summary This year, the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) analyzed State Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Dislocated Worker 9130 financial reports from the 6/30/10 reporting period for program year (PY) 2009 to determine if any State had unobligated funds in excess of twenty percent of their PY 2009 allotment amount. If so, that amount will be recaptured from PY 2010 funds and realloted among eligible States. *Source Data:*
                     State WIA 9130 Financial Status Reports.
                *Program:* State Dislocated Worker. Rapid Response. Local Dislocated Worker (includes local administration). *Period:*
                     June 30, 2010.
                *Years Covered:*
                     PY 2009. Reallotment Calculation Process (1) Determine the unobligated balance: In order to accomplish this, ETA computes the State's total amount of PY 2009 State obligations (including FY 2010 funds) for the Dislocated Worker (DW) program. State obligations are the sum of DW statewide activities obligations, Rapid Response obligations, and 100 percent of local DW program funds (which includes funds for local administration). The State's total unobligated balance for the DW program is the 2009 DW allotment amount minus the total DW obligations. (
                    *Note:*
                     for re-allotment purposes, DW allotted funds transferred to the Navajo Nation are added back to Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah local DW authorized amounts). (2) Excluding State administrative costs: Section 667.150 of the regulations provides that the recapture calculations exclude the reserve for State administration, which is part of the DW statewide activities. Data on State administrative amounts authorized and obligated are not reported on WIA 9130 financial reports. In the preliminary calculation to determine States potentially liable for recapture, the DW portion of the State administrative amount authorized is estimated by calculating the five percent maximum amount for State DW administrative costs using the DW State allotment amounts. For the DW portion of the State administrative amount obligated, 100 percent of the estimated authorized amount is treated as obligated. (3) Follow-up with States potentially liable for recapture: ETA requests that those States potentially liable for recapture provide additional data on State administrative amounts included in the PY 2009 and FY 2010 Statewide Activities amounts (authorized and obligated as of 6/30/10). If a State provides actual State DW administrative costs, authorized and obligated, in the comments section of revised 9130 reports, this data replaces the estimates. Based on the requested additional actual data submitted by potentially liable States on revised reports, the DW total allotment for these States is reduced by the DW portion of the State administrative amount authorized. Likewise, the DW total obligations for these States are reduced by the DW portion of the obligated State administrative funding. (4) Those States (including those adjusted by actual State administrative data) with 
                    *unobligated balances*
                     exceeding 20 percent of the combined PY2009 DW 
                    *allotment**amount*
                     will have their PY 2010 DW funding (from the FY 2011 advance portion of PY 2010 DW funding made available in the FY 2010 Appropriations Act) reduced (recaptured) by the amount of the excess. (5) Finally, States with unobligated balances which do 
                    *not*
                     exceed 20 percent (eligible States) will receive a share of the total recaptured amount (based on their share of the total PY 2009 DW allotments of eligible States) in their PY 2010 DW funding (the FY 2011 advance portion of PY 2010 DW funding made available in the FY 2010 Appropriations Act). Signed at Washington, DC this 11th day of March, 2011. Jane Oates, Assistant Secretary for the Employment and Training Administration.


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