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202–395–6929/Fax: 202–395–6881 

(these are not toll-free numbers), email: 

OIRA_submission@omb.eop.gov. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Contact Michel Smyth by telephone at 

202–693–4129 (this is not a toll-free 

number) or by email at 

DOL_PRA_PUBLIC@dol.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Reintegration of Ex-Offenders (RExO), 

Adult Program grantees provide selected 

standardized information pertaining to 

customers in the programs for the 

purposes of general program oversight, 

evaluation, and performance 

assessment. The ETA provides all 

grantees with a management 

information system to use for collecting 

participant data and for preparing and 

submitting the required quarterly 

reports. This ICR has been identified as 

a revision, because the BeneChoice 

information collection is cancelled, 

along with ETA–9140A, and the ICR has 

been renamed. The BeneChoice grant is 

now concluded. 

This information collection is subject 

to the PRA. A Federal agency generally 

cannot conduct or sponsor a collection 

of information, and the public is 

generally not required to respond to an 

information collection, unless it is 

approved by the OMB under the PRA 

and displays a currently valid OMB 

Control Number. In addition, 

notwithstanding any other provisions of 

law, no person shall generally be subject 

to penalty for failing to comply with a 

collection of information if the 

collection of information does not 

display a valid OMB Control Number. 

See 5 CFR 1320.5(a) and 1320.6. The 

DOL obtains OMB approval for this 

information collection under OMB 

Control Number 1205–0455. The current 

OMB approval is scheduled to expire on 

March 31, 2012; however, it should be 

noted that existing information 

collection requirements submitted to the 

OMB receive a month-to-month 

extension while they undergo review. 

For additional information, see the 

related notice published in the Federal 

Register on November 4, 2011 (76 FR 

68509). 

Interested parties are encouraged to 

send comments to the OMB, Office of 

Information and Regulatory Affairs at 

the address shown in the ADDRESSES

section within 30 days of publication of 

this notice in the Federal Register. In 

order to help ensure appropriate 

consideration, comments should 

reference OMB Control Number 1205– 

0455. The OMB is particularly 

interested in comments that: 

• Evaluate whether the proposed 

collection of information is necessary 

for the proper performance of the 

functions of the agency, including 

whether the information will have 

practical utility; 

• Evaluate the accuracy of the 

agency’s estimate of the burden of the 

proposed collection of information, 

including the validity of the 

methodology and assumptions used; 

• Enhance the quality, utility, and 

clarity of the information to be 

collected; and 

• Minimize the burden of the 

collection of information on those who 

are to respond, including through the 

use of appropriate automated, 

electronic, mechanical, or other 

technological collection techniques or 

other forms of information technology, 

e.g., permitting electronic submission of 

responses. 

Agency: DOL–ETA. 

Title of Collection: Reintegration of 

Ex-Offenders, Adult Reporting System. 

OMB Control Number: 1205–0455. 

Affected Public: Private Sector—Notfor-Profit Institutions—and Individuals 

or Households. 

Total Estimated Number of 

Respondents: 5,738. 

Total Estimated Number of 

Responses: 11,704. 

Total Estimated Annual Burden 

Hours: 15,124. 

Total Estimated Annual Other Costs 

Burden: $0. 

Dated: March 12, 2012. 

Michel Smyth, 

Departmental Clearance Officer. 

[FR Doc. 2012–6435 Filed 3–15–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–FT–P 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 

Employment and Training 

Administration Program Year (PY) 2012 

Workforce Investment Act (WIA) 

Allotments; PY 2012 Wagner-Peyser 

Act Final Allotments and PY 2012 

Workforce Information Grants 

AGENCY: Employment and Training 

Administration, Labor. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This notice announces 

allotments for PY 2012 for WIA Title I 

Youth, Adults and Dislocated Worker 

Activities programs; final allotments for 

Employment Service (ES) activities 

under the Wagner-Peyser Act for PY 

2012 and Workforce Information Grants 

allotments for PY 2012. Allotments for 

the Work Opportunity Tax Credits will 

be announced separately. 

WIA allotments for States and the 

State final allotments for the WagnerPeyser Act are based on formulas 

defined in their respective statutes. The 

WIA allotments for the outlying areas 

are based on a formula determined by 

the Secretary of Labor (Secretary). As 

required by WIA section 182(d), on 

February 17, 2000, a notice of the 

discretionary formula for allocating PY 

2000 funds for the outlying areas 

(American Samoa, Guam, Marshall 

Islands, Micronesia, Northern Marianas, 

Palau, and the Virgin Islands) was 

published in the Federal Register at 65 

FR 8236 (February 17, 2000). The 

rationale for the formula and 

methodology was fully explained in the 

February 17, 2000, Federal Register 

notice. The formula for PY 2012 is the 

same as used for PY 2000 and is 

described in the section on Youth 

Activities program allotments. 

Comments are invited on the formula 

used to allot funds to the outlying areas. 

DATES: Comments on the formula used 

to allot funds to the outlying areas must 

be received April 16, 2012. 

ADDRESSES: Submit written comments 

to the Employment and Training 

Administration, Office of Financial and 

Administrative Management, 200 

Constitution Ave. NW., Room N–4702, 

Washington, DC 20210, Attention: Mr. 

Samuel Jerome Cooper, (202) 693–2833 

(phone), (202) 693–2859 (fax), email: 

Cooper.Samuel@dol.gov. 

Commenters are advised that mail 

delivery in the Washington area may be 

delayed due to security concerns. Handdelivered comments will be received at 

the above address. All overnight mail 

will be considered to be hand-delivered 

and must be received at the designated 

place by the date specified above. 

Please submit your comments by only 

one method. The Department will not 

review comments received by means 

other than those listed above or that are 

received after the comment period has 

closed. 

Comments: All comments on this 

notice will be retained by the 

Department and released upon request 

via email to any member of the public. 

The Department also will make all the 

comments it received available for 

public inspection by appointment 

during normal business hours at the 

above address. If you need assistance to 

review the comments, the Department 

will provide you with appropriate aids 

such as readers or print magnifiers. The 

Department will make copies of this 

notice available, upon request, in large 

print, Braille and electronic file on 

computer disk. The Department will 

consider providing the notice in other 

formats upon request. To schedule an 

appointment to review the comments 

and/or obtain the notice in an 

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alternative format, contact Mr. Cooper 

using the information listed above. The 

Department will retain all comments 

received without making any changes to 

the comments, including any personal 

information provided. If requested, the 

comments will be released to the public. 

The Department cautions commenters 

not to include their personal 

information such as Social Security 

Numbers, personal addresses, telephone 

numbers, and email addresses in their 

comments, as such submitted 

information will be released with the 

comment if the comments are requested. 

It is the commenter’s responsibility to 

safeguard his or her information. If the 

comment is submitted by email, the 

email addresses of the commenter will 

not be released. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: WIA 

Youth Activities allotments—Evan 

Rosenberg at (202) 693–3593 or LaSharn 

Youngblood at (202) 693–3606; WIA 

Adult and Dislocated Worker Activities 

and ES final allotments—Christine Ollis 

at (202) 693–3937; Workforce 

Information Grant allotments—Anthony 

Dais at (202) 693–2784. Individuals with 

hearing or speech impairments may 

access the telephone numbers above via 

TTY by calling the toll-free Federal 

Information Relay Service at 1–877– 

889–5627 (TTY/TDD). 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Department of Labor (Department) is 

announcing WIA allotments for PY 2012 

for Youth Activities, Adults and 

Dislocated Worker Activities, WagnerPeyser Act PY 2012 final allotments and 

FY 2012 Workforce Information Grant 

allotments. This notice provides 

information on the amount of funds 

available during PY 2012 to States with 

an approved WIA Title I and WagnerPeyser Act Strategic Plan for PY 2012, 

and information regarding allotments to 

the outlying areas. 

The allotments are based on the funds 

appropriated in the Consolidated 

Appropriations Act, 2012, Public Law 

112–74, Division F, signed December 

23, 2011. The Act requires an acrossthe-board rescission of 0.189 percent to 

all Federal Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 

discretionary program funding. 

Included below are tables listing the PY 

2012 allotments for programs under 

WIA Title I Youth Activities (Table A), 

Adult and Dislocated Workers 

Employment and Training Activities 

(Tables B and C, respectively), and the 

PY 2012 Wagner-Peyser Act final 

allotments (Table D). Also attached is 

the PY 2012 Workforce Information 

Grant table (Table E). 

Youth Activities Allotments 

PY 2012 Youth Activities funds under 

WIA total $824,353,022 (including the 

0.189 percent rescission). Table A 

includes a breakdown of the Youth 

Activities program allotments for PY 

2012 and provides a comparison of 

these allotments to PY 2011 Youth 

Activities allotments for all States, and 

outlying areas. Before determining the 

amount available for States, the total 

funding available for the outlying areas 

was reserved at 0.25 percent of the full 

amount appropriated for Youth 

Activities (after the 0.189 percent 

rescission). On December 17, 2003, 

Public Law 108–188, the Compact of 

Free Association Amendments Act of 

2003 (‘‘the Compact’’), was signed. The 

Compact provided for consolidation of 

WIA Title I funding, for the Marshall 

Islands and Micronesia into 

supplemental grants provided from the 

Department of Education’s 

appropriation. See 48 USC 

1921d(f)(1)(B)(iii). The Compact also 

specified that the Republic of Palau 

remained eligible for WIA Title I 

funding. See 48 USC 1921d(f)(1)(B)(ix). 

The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 

2012 (in the Department of Education’s 

General Provisions at Section 306 of 

Title III, Division F, Pub. L. 112–74) 

amended the Compact to extend the 

availability of WIA Title I funding to 

Palau through FY 2012. 

The methodology for distributing 

funds to all outlying areas is not 

specified by WIA, but is at the 

Secretary’s discretion. The methodology 

used is the same as used since PY 2000, 

i.e., funds are distributed among the 

remaining areas by formula based on 

relative share of number of unemployed, 

a 90 percent hold-harmless of the prior 

year share, a $75,000 minimum, and a 

130 percent stop-gain of the prior year 

share. As in PY 2011, data for the 

relative share calculation in the PY 2012 

formula were from 2000 Census data for 

all outlying areas, obtained from the 

Bureau of the Census Bureau (Bureau) 

and are based on 2000 Census surveys 

for those areas conducted either by the 

Bureau or the outlying areas under the 

guidance of the Bureau. 

The total amount available for Native 

Americans is 1.5 percent of the total 

amount for Youth Activities, in 

accordance with WIA section 127. After 

determining the amount for the outlying 

areas and Native Americans, the amount 

available for allotment to the States for 

PY 2012 is $809,926,845. This total 

amount was below the required $1 

billion threshold specified in section 

127(b)(1)(C)(iv)(IV); therefore, as in PY 

2011, the WIA additional minimum 

provisions were not applied, and, 

instead, as required by WIA, the Job 

Training Partnership Act (JTPA) section 

202(a)(3) (as amended by section 701 of 

the Job Training Reform Amendments of 

1992) minimums of 90 percent holdharmless of the prior year allotment 

percentage and 0.25 percent State 

minimum floor were used. Also, as 

required by WIA, the provision applying 

a 130 percent stop-gain of the prior year 

allotment percentage was used. The 

three formula factors required in WIA 

use the following data for the PY 2012 

allotments: 

(1) Number of unemployed for Areas 

of Substantial Unemployment (ASUs) 

averages for the 12-month period, July 

2010 through June 2011; 

(2) Number of excess unemployed 

individuals or the ASU excess 

(depending on which is higher) averages 

for the same 12-month period used for 

ASU unemployed data; and 

(3) Number of economically 

disadvantaged youth (age 16 to 21, 

excluding college students and military) 

from special 2000 Census calculations. 

Beginning with the PY 2006 

allotments, States identify the ASU data 

for the PY 2012 allotments using special 

2000 Census data based on households, 

obtained under Employment and 

Training Administration contract with 

the Census Bureau and provided to 

States by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

It should be noted that the most 

current Census, conducted in 2010, did 

not include the long form survey which 

ETA would have used to update the 

data from the 2000 Census. Instead, ETA 

will continue to work with the Census 

Bureau over the next years to use data 

from the American Community Survey 

(ACS). ETA will alert States when new 

data are available for use in within-State 

allocation formulas; however, updated 

data will not be available for use with 

PY 2012 funding. 

Adult Employment and Training 

Activities Allotments 

The total Adult Employment and 

Training Activities appropriation is 

$770,810,637 (including the 0.189 

percent rescission). Table B shows the 

PY 2012 Adult Employment and 

Training Activities allotments and 

comparison to PY 2011 allotments by 

State. Like the Youth Activities 

program, the total available for the 

outlying areas was reserved at 0.25 

percent of the full amount appropriated 

for Adult Activities. As discussed in the 

Youth Activities section above, WIA 

funding for the Marshall Islands and 

Micronesia is no longer provided; 

instead, funding is provided in the 

Department of Education’s 

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appropriation. The Adult Activities 

funds for grants to the remaining 

outlying areas, for which the 

distribution methodology is at the 

Secretary’s discretion, were distributed 

among the areas by the same principles, 

formula and data as used for outlying 

areas for Youth Activities. After 

determining the amount for the outlying 

areas, the amount available for 

allotments to the States is $768,883,610. 

Like the Youth Activities program, the 

WIA minimum provisions were not 

applied for the PY 2012 allotments 

because the total amount available for 

the States was below the $960 million 

threshold required for Adult Activities 

in section 132(b)(1)(B)(iv)(IV). Instead, 

as required by WIA, the minimum 

allotments were calculated using the 

JTPA section 202(a)(3) (as amended by 

section 701 of the Job Training Reform 

Amendments of 1992) minimums of 90 

percent hold-harmless of the prior year 

allotment percentage and 0.25 percent 

State minimum floor. Also, like the 

Youth Activities program, a provision 

applying a 130 percent stop-gain of the 

prior year allotment percentage was 

used. The three formula factors use the 

same data as used for the PY 2012 

Youth Activities formula, except that 

data from the 2000 Census for the 

number of economically disadvantaged 

adults (age 22 to 72, excluding college 

students and military) were used. 

As noted above, ETA will alert States 

when new census data are available for 

use in within-State allocation formulas; 

however, updated data will not be 

available for use with PY 2012 funding. 

Dislocated Worker Employment and 

Training Activities Allotments 

The total Dislocated Worker 

appropriation is $1,232,217,892 

(including the 0.189 rescission). The 

total appropriation includes formula 

funds for the States, while the National 

Reserve is used for National Emergency 

Grants, technical assistance and 

training, demonstration projects, and 

the outlying areas’ Dislocated Worker 

allotments. Table C shows the PY 2012 

Dislocated Worker Activities fund 

allotments by State. Like the Youth and 

Adult Activities programs, the total 

available for the outlying areas was 

reserved at 0.25 percent of the full 

amount appropriated for Dislocated 

Worker Activities. WIA funding for the 

Marshall Islands and Micronesia is no 

longer provided, as discussed above. 

The Dislocated Worker Activities funds 

for grants to the remaining outlying 

areas, for which the distribution 

methodology is at the Secretary’s 

discretion, were distributed by the same 

pro rata share as the areas received for 

the PY 2012 WIA Adult Activities 

program, the same methodology used in 

PY 2011. For the State distribution of 

formula funds, the three formula factors 

required in WIA use the following data 

for the PY 2012 allotments: 

(1) Number of unemployed, averages 

for the 12-month period, October 2010 

through September 2011; 

(2) Number of excess unemployed, 

averages for the 12-month period, 

October 2010 through September 2011; 

and 

(3) Number of long-term unemployed, 

averages for the 12-month period, 

October 2010 through September 2011. 

Since the Dislocated Worker 

Activities formula has no floor amount 

or hold-harmless provisions, funding 

changes for States directly reflect the 

impact of changes in the number of 

unemployed. 

Wagner-Peyser Act ES Final Allotments 

The appropriated level for PY 2012 

for ES grants totals $700,841,900 

(including the 0.189 rescission). After 

determining the funding for outlying 

areas, allotments to States were 

calculated using the formula set forth at 

section 6 of the Wagner-Peyser Act (29 

U.S.C. 49e). PY 2012 formula allotments 

were based on each state’s share of 

calendar year 2011 monthly averages of 

the civilian labor force (CLF) and 

unemployment. The Secretary is 

required to set aside up to three percent 

of the total available funds to assure that 

each State will have sufficient resources 

to maintain statewide ES activities, as 

required under section 6(b)(4) of the 

Wagner-Peyser Act. In accordance with 

this provision, the three percent setaside funds are included in the total 

allotment. The set-aside funds were 

distributed in two steps to States that 

have lost in relative share of resources 

from the previous year. In Step 1, States 

that have a CLF below one million and 

are also below the median CLF density 

were maintained at 100 percent of their 

relative share of prior year resources. 

All remaining set-aside funds were 

distributed on a pro-rata basis in Step 2 

to all other States losing in relative 

share from the prior year but not 

meeting the size and density criteria for 

Step 1. The distribution of ES funds 

(Table D) includes $699,133,491 for 

States, as well as $1,708,409 for outlying 

areas. 

Under section 7 of the Wagner-Peyser 

Act, 10 percent of the total sums allotted 

to each State shall be reserved for use 

by the Governor to provide performance 

incentives for ES offices, services for 

groups with special needs, and for the 

extra costs of exemplary models for 

delivering job services. 

Workforce Information Grants 

Allotments 

Total PY 2012 funding for Workforce 

Information Grants allotments to States 

is $31,939,520 (after the 0.189 percent 

rescission). The allotment figures for 

each State are listed in Table E. Funds 

are distributed by administrative 

formula, with a reserve of $176,655 for 

Guam and the Virgin Islands. The 

remaining funds are distributed to the 

States with 40 percent distributed 

equally to all States and 60 percent 

distributed based on each State’s share 

of CLF for the 12 months ending 

September 2011. 

TABLE A—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA YOUTH ACTIVITIES STATE

ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011 

State PY 2011 PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Total ............................................................................... $825,913,862 $824,353,022 ($1,560,840 ) ¥0.19 

Alabama ......................................................................... 12,455,574 11,711,479 (744,095 ) ¥5.97 

Alaska ............................................................................ 2,216,462 2,024,817 (191,645 ) ¥8.65 

Arizona ........................................................................... 15,326,190 16,510,641 1,184,451 7.73 

Arkansas ........................................................................ 6,794,393 6,431,994 (362,399 ) ¥5.33 

California ........................................................................ 117,952,080 123,857,750 5,905,670 5.01 

Colorado ........................................................................ 9,788,025 11,882,561 2,094,536 21.40 

Connecticut .................................................................... 8,060,872 8,794,724 733,852 9.10 

Delaware ........................................................................ 2,028,651 2,024,817 (3,834 ) ¥0.19 

District of Columbia ....................................................... 2,402,872 2,323,591 (79,281 ) ¥3.30 

Florida ............................................................................ 50,372,277 53,892,125 3,519,848 6.99 

Georgia .......................................................................... 24,305,197 25,482,266 1,177,069 4.84 

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TABLE A—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA YOUTH ACTIVITIES STATE

ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011—Continued 

State PY 2011 PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Hawaii ............................................................................ 2,272,811 2,243,958 (28,853 ) ¥1.27 

Idaho .............................................................................. 3,428,419 4,027,145 598,726 17.46 

Illinois ............................................................................. 36,086,031 32,767,678 (3,318,353 ) ¥9.20 

Indiana ........................................................................... 16,043,006 15,457,182 (585,824 ) ¥3.65 

Iowa ............................................................................... 5,519,334 4,962,142 (557,192 ) ¥10.10 

Kansas ........................................................................... 5,248,975 5,511,824 262,849 5.01 

Kentucky ........................................................................ 12,514,937 12,676,374 161,437 1.29 

Louisiana ........................................................................ 11,269,372 11,409,318 139,946 1.24 

Maine ............................................................................. 2,887,584 2,831,274 (56,310 ) ¥1.95 

Maryland ........................................................................ 10,073,999 10,354,690 280,691 2.79 

Massachusetts ............................................................... 15,988,686 15,009,154 (979,532 ) ¥6.13 

Michigan ......................................................................... 41,642,666 37,407,571 (4,235,095 ) ¥10.17 

Minnesota ...................................................................... 11,474,392 10,523,152 (951,240 ) ¥8.29 

Mississippi ...................................................................... 10,523,093 9,452,885 (1,070,208 ) ¥10.17 

Missouri .......................................................................... 14,549,044 15,108,428 559,384 3.84 

Montana ......................................................................... 2,174,750 2,405,630 230,880 10.62 

Nebraska ........................................................................ 2,288,141 2,207,155 (80,986 ) ¥3.54 

Nevada ........................................................................... 8,303,837 9,104,832 800,995 9.65 

New Hampshire ............................................................. 2,253,475 2,024,817 (228,658 ) ¥10.15 

New Jersey .................................................................... 20,362,826 20,322,861 (39,965 ) ¥0.20 

New Mexico ................................................................... 4,775,669 4,918,291 142,622 2.99 

New York ....................................................................... 46,253,787 45,892,839 (360,948 ) ¥0.78 

North Carolina ................................................................ 24,598,968 23,736,834 (862,134 ) ¥3.50 

North Dakota .................................................................. 2,028,651 2,024,817 (3,834 ) ¥0.19 

Ohio ............................................................................... 31,915,350 29,136,945 (2,778,405 ) ¥8.71 

Oklahoma ....................................................................... 6,877,913 6,676,111 (201,802 ) ¥2.93 

Oregon ........................................................................... 11,026,583 10,760,018 (266,565 ) ¥2.42 

Pennsylvania .................................................................. 29,506,561 28,346,353 (1,160,208 ) ¥3.93 

Puerto Rico .................................................................... 23,908,509 21,476,993 (2,431,516 ) ¥10.17 

Rhode Island .................................................................. 3,767,218 3,687,520 (79,698 ) ¥2.12 

South Carolina ............................................................... 13,916,063 12,754,206 (1,161,857 ) ¥8.35 

South Dakota ................................................................. 2,028,651 2,024,817 (3,834 ) ¥0.19 

Tennessee ..................................................................... 16,288,215 15,784,120 (504,095 ) ¥3.09 

Texas ............................................................................. 52,833,195 55,664,646 2,831,451 5.36 

Utah ............................................................................... 4,121,624 5,347,985 1,226,361 29.75 

Vermont ......................................................................... 2,028,651 2,024,817 (3,834 ) ¥0.19 

Virginia ........................................................................... 13,540,444 13,020,339 (520,105 ) ¥3.84 

Washington .................................................................... 15,992,583 16,959,549 966,966 6.05 

West Virginia .................................................................. 4,315,932 4,577,244 261,312 6.05 

Wisconsin ....................................................................... 13,099,180 12,342,748 (756,432 ) ¥5.77 

Wyoming ........................................................................ 2,028,651 2,024,817 (3,834 ) ¥0.19 

State Total ..................................................................... 811,460,369 809,926,844 (1,533,525 ) ¥0.19 

American Samoa ........................................................... 117,342 117,112 (230 ) ¥0.20 

Guam ............................................................................. 955,133 953,260 (1,873 ) ¥0.20 

Northern Marianas ......................................................... 353,447 352,754 (693 ) ¥0.20 

Palau .............................................................................. 75,000 75,000 0 0.00 

Virgin Islands ................................................................. 563,863 562,757 (1,106 ) ¥0.20 

Outlying Areas Total ...................................................... 2,064,785 2,060,883 (3,902 ) ¥0.19 

Native Americans ........................................................... 12,388,708 12,365,295 (23,413 ) ¥0.19 

TABLE B—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA ADULT ACTIVITIES STATE

ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011 

State 

PY 2011 

(Pre-FY 2012 

0.189% rescission) 

PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Total ............................................................................... $770,921,920 $770,810,637 ($111,283 ) ¥0.01 

Alabama ......................................................................... 12,090,307 11,433,310 (656,997 ) ¥5.43 

Alaska ............................................................................ 2,118,648 1,922,209 (196,439 ) ¥9.27 

Arizona ........................................................................... 14,638,503 15,820,881 1,182,378 8.08 

Arkansas ........................................................................ 6,399,544 6,067,684 (331,860 ) ¥5.19 

California ........................................................................ 113,937,862 120,000,208 6,062,346 5.32 

Colorado ........................................................................ 8,838,405 10,859,799 2,021,394 22.87 

Connecticut .................................................................... 7,208,528 7,932,575 724,047 10.04 

Delaware ........................................................................ 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

District of Columbia ....................................................... 2,040,921 1,973,348 (67,573 ) ¥3.31 

Florida ............................................................................ 50,666,671 53,270,412 2,603,741 5.14 

Georgia .......................................................................... 22,840,137 24,047,603 1,207,466 5.29 

Hawaii ............................................................................ 2,375,218 2,357,815 (17,403 ) ¥0.73 

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TABLE B—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA ADULT ACTIVITIES STATE

ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011—Continued 

State 

PY 2011 

(Pre-FY 2012 

0.189% rescission) 

PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Idaho .............................................................................. 3,112,389 3,566,489 454,100 14.59 

Illinois ............................................................................. 33,485,477 30,469,621 (3,015,856 ) ¥9.01 

Indiana ........................................................................... 14,120,139 13,618,422 (501,717 ) ¥3.55 

Iowa ............................................................................... 3,872,586 3,670,939 (201,647 ) ¥5.21 

Kansas ........................................................................... 4,349,496 4,614,871 265,375 6.10 

Kentucky ........................................................................ 12,990,026 13,197,513 207,487 1.60 

Louisiana ........................................................................ 10,979,275 10,605,200 (374,075 ) ¥3.41 

Maine ............................................................................. 2,730,113 2,687,582 (42,531 ) ¥1.56 

Maryland ........................................................................ 9,553,233 9,857,689 304,456 3.19 

Massachusetts ............................................................... 14,398,404 13,525,014 (873,390 ) ¥6.07 

Michigan ......................................................................... 38,927,229 35,029,449 (3,897,780 ) ¥10.01 

Minnesota ...................................................................... 10,065,109 9,134,795 (930,314 ) ¥9.24 

Mississippi ...................................................................... 9,805,450 8,823,631 (981,819 ) ¥10.01 

Missouri .......................................................................... 13,419,717 14,003,193 583,476 4.35 

Montana ......................................................................... 2,120,862 2,348,495 227,633 10.73 

Nebraska ........................................................................ 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

Nevada ........................................................................... 8,185,256 8,978,521 793,265 9.69 

New Hampshire ............................................................. 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

New Jersey .................................................................... 20,215,513 20,260,335 44,822 0.22 

New Mexico ................................................................... 4,573,434 4,727,107 153,673 3.36 

New York ....................................................................... 45,933,685 45,779,283 (154,402 ) ¥0.34 

North Carolina ................................................................ 22,906,147 22,178,866 (727,281 ) ¥3.18 

North Dakota .................................................................. 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

Ohio ............................................................................... 29,608,861 27,089,923 (2,518,938 ) ¥8.51 

Oklahoma ....................................................................... 6,455,261 6,289,462 (165,799 ) ¥2.57 

Oregon ........................................................................... 10,347,514 10,151,677 (195,837 ) ¥1.89 

Pennsylvania .................................................................. 26,995,920 26,000,980 (994,940 ) ¥3.69 

Puerto Rico .................................................................... 25,392,538 22,849,985 (2,542,553 ) ¥10.01 

Rhode Island .................................................................. 3,245,983 3,182,636 (63,347 ) ¥1.95 

South Carolina ............................................................... 13,141,414 12,076,612 (1,064,802 ) ¥8.10 

South Dakota ................................................................. 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

Tennessee ..................................................................... 15,820,576 15,406,376 (414,200 ) ¥2.62 

Texas ............................................................................. 49,503,599 52,386,229 2,882,630 5.82 

Utah ............................................................................... 3,276,560 4,258,913 982,353 29.98 

Vermont ......................................................................... 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

Virginia ........................................................................... 12,422,005 11,977,315 (444,690 ) ¥3.58 

Washington .................................................................... 14,762,815 15,738,264 975,449 6.61 

West Virginia .................................................................. 4,403,989 4,670,162 266,173 6.04 

Wisconsin ....................................................................... 11,261,887 10,586,754 (675,133 ) ¥5.99 

Wyoming ........................................................................ 1,922,487 1,922,209 (278 ) ¥0.01 

State Total .............................................................. 768,994,615 768,883,610 (111,005 ) ¥0.01 

American Samoa ........................................................... 109,235 109,218 (17 ) ¥0.02 

Guam ............................................................................. 889,140 889,007 (133 ) ¥0.01 

Northern Marianas ......................................................... 329,026 328,977 (49 ) ¥0.01 

Palau .............................................................................. 75,000 75,000 0 0.00 

Virgin Islands ................................................................. 524,904 524,825 (79 ) ¥0.02 

Outlying Areas Total ............................................... 1,927,305 1,927,027 (278 ) ¥0.01 

TABLE C—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIA DISLOCATED WORKER

ACTIVITIES STATE ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011 

State 

PY 2011 

(Pre-FY 2012 

0.189% rescission) 

PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Total ............................................................................... $1,287,544,000 $1,232,217,892 ($55,326,108 ) ¥4.30 

Alabama ......................................................................... 16,128,630 15,469,879 (658,751 ) ¥4.08 

Alaska ............................................................................ 1,804,590 1,617,337 (187,253 ) ¥10.38 

Arizona ........................................................................... 21,992,101 21,499,925 (492,176 ) ¥2.24 

Arkansas ........................................................................ 6,535,066 7,022,211 487,145 7.45 

California ........................................................................ 170,303,818 167,279,720 (3,024,098 ) ¥1.78 

Colorado ........................................................................ 13,969,269 16,138,114 2,168,845 15.53 

Connecticut .................................................................... 12,117,862 12,425,813 307,951 2.54 

Delaware ........................................................................ 2,526,887 2,364,143 (162,744 ) ¥6.44 

District of Columbia ....................................................... 2,592,780 2,584,544 (8,236 ) ¥0.32 

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ACTIVITIES STATE ALLOTMENTS COMPARISON OF PY 2012 VS PY 2011—Continued 

State 

PY 2011 

(Pre-FY 2012 

0.189% rescission) 

PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Florida ............................................................................ 81,270,552 77,488,229 (3,782,323 ) ¥4.65 

Georgia .......................................................................... 35,502,366 36,619,541 1,117,175 3.15 

Hawaii ............................................................................ 2,539,205 2,544,104 4,899 0.19 

Idaho .............................................................................. 4,240,518 4,848,656 608,138 14.34 

Illinois ............................................................................. 52,391,500 45,174,858 (7,216,642 ) ¥13.77 

Indiana ........................................................................... 22,971,198 19,764,183 (3,207,015 ) ¥13.96 

Iowa ............................................................................... 6,222,410 5,396,211 (826,199 ) ¥13.28 

Kansas ........................................................................... 5,780,312 6,269,130 488,818 8.46 

Kentucky ........................................................................ 14,985,351 14,426,545 (558,806 ) ¥3.73 

Louisiana ........................................................................ 8,768,499 10,053,020 1,284,521 14.65 

Maine ............................................................................. 3,599,239 3,411,860 (187,379 ) ¥5.21 

Maryland ........................................................................ 14,302,198 13,446,336 (855,862 ) ¥5.98 

Massachusetts ............................................................... 21,065,395 18,123,153 (2,942,242 ) ¥13.97 

Michigan ......................................................................... 51,285,260 37,950,243 (13,335,017 ) ¥26.00 

Minnesota ...................................................................... 12,889,304 12,016,430 (872,874 ) ¥6.77 

Mississippi ...................................................................... 10,150,118 10,347,245 197,127 1.94 

Missouri .......................................................................... 19,187,040 19,339,341 152,301 0.79 

Montana ......................................................................... 2,047,301 2,228,454 181,153 8.85 

Nebraska ........................................................................ 2,059,689 1,769,045 (290,644 ) ¥14.11 

Nevada ........................................................................... 14,332,064 14,404,698 72,634 0.51 

New Hampshire ............................................................. 2,764,686 2,023,863 (740,823 ) ¥26.80 

New Jersey .................................................................... 32,250,359 30,891,644 (1,358,715 ) ¥4.21 

New Mexico ................................................................... 5,179,814 4,691,620 (488,194 ) ¥9.42 

New York ....................................................................... 55,889,913 53,040,830 (2,849,083 ) ¥5.10 

North Carolina ................................................................ 35,096,512 33,775,540 (1,320,972 ) ¥3.76 

North Dakota .................................................................. 499,920 491,586 (8,334 ) ¥1.67 

Ohio ............................................................................... 44,079,882 37,410,700 (6,669,182 ) ¥15.13 

Oklahoma ....................................................................... 6,917,377 5,818,181 (1,099,196 ) ¥15.89 

Oregon ........................................................................... 15,077,317 14,179,357 (897,960 ) ¥5.96 

Pennsylvania .................................................................. 37,972,551 33,628,882 (4,343,669 ) ¥11.44 

Puerto Rico .................................................................... 13,696,022 13,792,527 96,505 0.70 

Rhode Island .................................................................. 5,104,108 4,729,397 (374,711 ) ¥7.34 

South Carolina ............................................................... 19,186,456 17,247,928 (1,938,528 ) ¥10.10 

South Dakota ................................................................. 840,914 914,615 73,701 8.76 

Tennessee ..................................................................... 22,128,000 21,002,405 (1,125,595 ) ¥5.09 

Texas ............................................................................. 62,020,936 65,045,270 3,024,334 4.88 

Utah ............................................................................... 6,063,094 6,236,314 173,220 2.86 

Vermont ......................................................................... 1,243,942 1,060,351 (183,591 ) ¥14.76 

Virginia ........................................................................... 18,481,552 16,429,934 (2,051,618 ) ¥11.10 

Washington .................................................................... 22,272,901 22,715,887 442,986 1.99 

West Virginia .................................................................. 4,558,971 4,805,556 246,585 5.41 

Wisconsin ....................................................................... 17,345,523 15,286,735 (2,058,788 ) ¥11.87 

Wyoming ........................................................................ 1,201,048 909,374 (291,674 ) ¥24.28 

State Total .............................................................. 1,063,432,320 1,008,151,464 (55,280,856 ) ¥5.20 

American Samoa ........................................................... 182,437 174,596 (7,841 ) ¥4.30 

Guam ............................................................................. 1,484,984 1,421,166 (63,818 ) ¥4.30 

Northern Marianas ......................................................... 549,518 525,903 (23,615 ) ¥4.30 

Palau .............................................................................. 125,260 119,895 (5,365 ) ¥4.28 

Virgin Islands ................................................................. 876,661 838,985 (37,676 ) ¥4.30 

Outlying Areas Total ............................................... 3,218,860 3,080,545 (138,315 ) ¥4.30 

National Reserve ........................................................... 220,892,820 220,985,883 93,063 0.04 

TABLE D—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION EMPLOYMENT SERVICE (WAGNERPEYSER) PY 2012 VS PY 2011 FINAL ALLOTMENTS

State Final PY 2011 Final PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Total ............................................................................... $702,168,848 $700,841,900 ($1,326,948 ) ¥0.19 

Alabama ......................................................................... 9,001,789 9,114,728 112,939 1.25 

Alaska ............................................................................ 7,632,911 7,618,486 (14,425 ) ¥0.19 

Arizona ........................................................................... 13,258,184 13,416,510 158,326 1.19 

Arkansas ........................................................................ 5,681,857 5,641,422 (40,435 ) ¥0.71 

California ........................................................................ 83,952,834 83,874,952 (77,882 ) ¥0.09 

Colorado ........................................................................ 10,866,249 11,123,996 257,747 2.37 

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State Final PY 2011 Final PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Connecticut .................................................................... 7,819,386 7,886,732 67,346 0.86 

Delaware ........................................................................ 1,961,280 1,957,574 (3,706 ) ¥0.19 

District of Columbia ....................................................... 2,418,616 2,361,773 (56,843 ) ¥2.35 

Florida ............................................................................ 41,764,675 41,597,929 (166,746 ) ¥0.40 

Georgia .......................................................................... 20,557,324 20,518,463 (38,861 ) ¥0.19 

Hawaii ............................................................................ 2,494,923 2,474,455 (20,468 ) ¥0.82 

Idaho .............................................................................. 6,359,573 6,347,555 (12,018 ) ¥0.19 

Illinois ............................................................................. 29,100,366 28,905,034 (195,332 ) ¥0.67 

Indiana ........................................................................... 13,763,379 13,614,524 (148,855 ) ¥1.08 

Iowa ............................................................................... 6,495,675 6,439,570 (56,105 ) ¥0.86 

Kansas ........................................................................... 5,968,265 5,924,673 (43,592 ) ¥0.73 

Kentucky ........................................................................ 9,075,114 9,063,496 (11,618 ) ¥0.13 

Louisiana ........................................................................ 8,843,833 8,712,855 (130,978 ) ¥1.48 

Maine ............................................................................. 3,781,977 3,774,830 (7,147 ) ¥0.19 

Maryland ........................................................................ 11,722,275 11,687,183 (35,092 ) ¥0.30 

Massachusetts ............................................................... 14,234,162 14,148,935 (85,227 ) ¥0.60 

Michigan ......................................................................... 24,113,898 23,547,173 (566,725 ) ¥2.35 

Minnesota ...................................................................... 11,997,952 11,868,691 (129,261 ) ¥1.08 

Mississippi ...................................................................... 6,165,253 6,118,274 (46,979 ) ¥0.76 

Missouri .......................................................................... 12,903,606 12,837,723 (65,883 ) ¥0.51 

Montana ......................................................................... 5,197,075 5,187,254 (9,821 ) ¥0.19 

Nebraska ........................................................................ 6,245,863 6,234,060 (11,803 ) ¥0.19 

Nevada ........................................................................... 6,550,359 6,505,421 (44,938 ) ¥0.69 

New Hampshire ............................................................. 2,833,820 2,803,840 (29,980 ) ¥1.06 

New Jersey .................................................................... 18,929,760 19,163,297 233,537 1.23 

New Mexico ................................................................... 5,832,033 5,821,012 (11,021 ) ¥0.19 

New York ....................................................................... 40,044,986 39,748,915 (296,071 ) ¥0.74 

North Carolina ................................................................ 19,923,339 19,836,199 (87,140 ) ¥0.44 

North Dakota .................................................................. 5,292,177 5,282,176 (10,001 ) ¥0.19 

Ohio ............................................................................... 26,306,239 25,946,567 (359,672 ) ¥1.37 

Oklahoma ....................................................................... 6,853,237 6,779,019 (74,218 ) ¥1.08 

Oregon ........................................................................... 8,821,269 8,758,927 (62,342 ) ¥0.71 

Pennsylvania .................................................................. 26,526,233 26,310,462 (215,771 ) ¥0.81 

Puerto Rico .................................................................... 7,871,512 7,686,516 (184,996 ) ¥2.35 

Rhode Island .................................................................. 2,639,094 2,618,648 (20,446 ) ¥0.77 

South Carolina ............................................................... 9,864,977 9,785,215 (79,762 ) ¥0.81 

South Dakota ................................................................. 4,891,189 4,881,946 (9,243 ) ¥0.19 

Tennessee ..................................................................... 13,083,238 13,308,517 225,279 1.72 

Texas ............................................................................. 48,565,592 49,945,739 1,380,147 2.84 

Utah ............................................................................... 7,284,273 7,113,078 (171,195 ) ¥2.35 

Vermont ......................................................................... 2,291,311 2,286,981 (4,330 ) ¥0.19 

Virginia ........................................................................... 15,912,960 15,905,779 (7,181 ) ¥0.05 

Washington .................................................................... 14,651,411 14,673,520 22,109 0.15 

West Virginia .................................................................. 5,598,448 5,587,868 (10,580 ) ¥0.19 

Wisconsin ....................................................................... 12,716,632 12,597,349 (119,283 ) ¥0.94 

Wyoming ........................................................................ 3,794,821 3,787,650 (7,171 ) ¥0.19 

State Total .............................................................. 700,457,204 699,133,491 (1,323,713 ) ¥0.19 

Guam ............................................................................. 328,561 327,940 (621 ) ¥0.19 

Virgin Islands ................................................................. 1,383,083 1,380,469 (2,614 ) ¥0.19 

Outlying Areas Total ............................................... 1,711,644 1,708,409 (3,235 ) ¥0.19 

TABLE E—U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WORKFORCE INFORMATION

GRANTS TO STATES PY 2012 VS PY 2011 ALLOTMENTS

State PY 2011 PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Total ............................................................................... $31,936,000 $31,939,520 $3,520 0.01 

Alabama ......................................................................... 500,647 508,082 7,435 1.49 

Alaska ............................................................................ 288,982 289,182 200 0.07 

Arizona ........................................................................... 632,935 634,754 1,819 0.29 

Arkansas ........................................................................ 411,497 411,636 139 0.03 

California ........................................................................ 2,483,795 2,471,363 (12,432 ) ¥0.50 

Colorado ........................................................................ 570,990 574,272 3,282 0.57 

Connecticut .................................................................... 476,946 476,928 (18 ) 0.00 

Delaware ........................................................................ 296,667 296,619 (48 ) ¥0.02 

District of Columbia ....................................................... 285,384 285,345 (39 ) ¥0.01 

Florida ............................................................................ 1,379,470 1,382,267 2,797 0.20 

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GRANTS TO STATES PY 2012 VS PY 2011 ALLOTMENTS—Continued 

State PY 2011 PY 2012 Difference % Difference 

Georgia .......................................................................... 821,518 822,490 972 0.12 

Hawaii ............................................................................ 322,344 322,178 (166 ) ¥0.05 

Idaho .............................................................................. 337,184 338,014 830 0.25 

Illinois ............................................................................. 1,060,267 1,059,262 (1,005 ) ¥0.09 

Indiana ........................................................................... 628,290 628,745 455 0.07 

Iowa ............................................................................... 450,618 450,398 (220 ) ¥0.05 

Kansas ........................................................................... 429,451 429,282 (169 ) ¥0.04 

Kentucky ........................................................................ 499,293 503,058 3,765 0.75 

Louisiana ........................................................................ 500,874 498,490 (2,384 ) ¥0.48 

Maine ............................................................................. 330,405 330,165 (240 ) ¥0.07 

Maryland ........................................................................ 607,963 611,479 3,516 0.58 

Massachusetts ............................................................... 671,621 674,268 2,647 0.39 

Michigan ......................................................................... 840,199 826,454 (13,745 ) ¥1.64 

Minnesota ...................................................................... 609,146 610,066 920 0.15 

Mississippi ...................................................................... 403,784 409,097 5,313 1.32 

Missouri .......................................................................... 612,168 616,486 4,318 0.71 

Montana ......................................................................... 305,461 305,900 439 0.14 

Nebraska ........................................................................ 364,956 365,623 667 0.18 

Nevada ........................................................................... 412,224 406,858 (5,366 ) ¥1.30 

New Hampshire ............................................................. 335,675 335,775 100 0.03 

New Jersey .................................................................... 801,753 797,757 (3,996 ) ¥0.50 

New Mexico ................................................................... 362,260 360,655 (1,605 ) ¥0.44 

New York ....................................................................... 1,431,886 1,421,421 (10,465 ) ¥0.73 

North Carolina ................................................................ 800,773 796,599 (4,174 ) ¥0.52 

North Dakota .................................................................. 289,407 290,251 844 0.29 

Ohio ............................................................................... 973,816 968,454 (5,362 ) ¥0.55 

Oklahoma ....................................................................... 461,908 458,559 (3,349 ) ¥0.73 

Oregon ........................................................................... 484,674 489,737 5,063 1.04 

Pennsylvania .................................................................. 1,032,323 1,024,530 (7,793 ) ¥0.75 

Puerto Rico .................................................................... 404,628 401,448 (3,180 ) ¥0.79 

Rhode Island .................................................................. 314,871 314,447 (424 ) ¥0.13 

South Carolina ............................................................... 510,108 510,204 96 0.02 

South Dakota ................................................................. 298,888 299,393 505 0.17 

Tennessee ..................................................................... 615,549 626,347 10,798 1.75 

Texas ............................................................................. 1,734,172 1,751,537 17,365 1.00 

Utah ............................................................................... 410,093 410,985 892 0.22 

Vermont ......................................................................... 288,413 288,917 504 0.17 

Virginia ........................................................................... 756,466 761,294 4,828 0.64 

Washington .................................................................... 677,933 674,609 (3,324 ) ¥0.49 

West Virginia .................................................................. 340,653 340,288 (365 ) ¥0.11 

Wisconsin ....................................................................... 617,807 620,620 2,813 0.46 

Wyoming ........................................................................ 280,219 280,277 58 0.02 

State Total .............................................................. 31,759,354 31,762,865 3,511 0.01 

Guam ............................................................................. 92,813 92,818 5 0.01 

Virgin Islands ................................................................. 83,833 83,837 4 0.00 

Outlying Areas Total ............................................... 176,646 176,655 9 0.01 

Signed: at Washington, DC, on this 13th 

day of March, 2012. 

Jane Oates, 

Assistant Secretary. 

[FR Doc. 2012–6446 Filed 3–15–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE P 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 

Employment and Training 

Administration 

Notice of Availability of Funds and 

Solicitation for Grant Applications for 

Indian and Native American 

Employment and Training Programs; 

Solicitation for Grant Applications and 

Announcement of Competition 

Waivers for Program Years 2012 and 

2013 

AGENCY: Employment and Training 

Administration, Department of Labor. 

Announcement Type: Solicitation for 

Grant Applications (SGA). 

Funding Opportunity Number: SGA/ 

DFA PY 11–07. 

SUMMARY: The Employment and 

Training Administration (ETA), U.S. 

Department of Labor (the Department), 

announces the availability of 

$47,561,938 in adult program funding 

and $12,365,295 in youth program 

funding to grantees designated to 

provide employment and training 

services to Indians, Alaska Natives, and 

Native Hawaiians under section 166 of 

the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) for 

Program Year (PY) 2012 (July 1, 2012 

through June 30, 2013). Approximately 

$1,418,542 of these funds is available 

for competition for the Comprehensive 

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