Unemployment Insurance in Colorado

CO and CFDA 17.225 as a pair

Read $371,434,108.76 as the CFDA 17.225 × Colorado obligation cell. Unemployment Insurance is the program side; Colorado is the geography side. The pair is not a claimant census, not a weekly benefit ledger, and not Indiana’s or Missouri’s CFDA 17.225 cell. FEC donations do not fund USAspending awards.

25 awards back the total. That count is not 25 claimants, weeks of benefits, or named employers. Packet facts list no contractors and no award recipients. Inventing names would break the contract.

Unemployment Insurance in Colorado lives at /states/co/programs/17.225/. CFDA 17.225 lives at /programs/17.225/. Colorado federal spending lives at /states/co/. Colorado programs lives at /states/co/programs/. All spending ties lives at /ties/.

Colorado unemployment insurance as catalog text

The catalog string is UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. Display copy uses Unemployment Insurance. Neither string names a vendor. CFDA 17.225 is the only program key in this packet. $371,434,108.76 attaches to that key and to Colorado, not to a homemade bundle of related programs.

Readers looking for adjacent catalogs should open those CFDA pages instead of adding them here. Colorado labor catalogs with other CFDA numbers are other pairs. The join does not convert $371,434,108.76 into claimants, weeks of benefits, or named employers. Keep Unemployment Insurance labeled as CFDA 17.225.

Readers comparing Colorado to other states should open those other state-program pages rather than inferring a rank from $371,434,108.76. This file does not publish a national share or a year-over-year change because those figures are not in the packet.

Questions

How much Unemployment Insurance funding is obligated in Colorado?

USAspending.gov records $371,434,108.76 in CFDA 17.225 obligations with Colorado place of performance on 25 awards. That is the pair total, not an outlay and not a claimant census, not a weekly benefit ledger, and not Indiana’s or Missouri’s CFDA 17.225 cell. Keep Unemployment Insurance and Colorado together when citing $371,434,108.76. Cite both 17.225 and Colorado together.

Do 25 awards mean 25 claimants in Colorado?

No. 25 is a USAspending award-record count, not 25 claimants, weeks of benefits, or named employers. The implied mean is about $14,857,364.35 per award. Unique recipients are unpublished. Obligations of $371,434,108.76 are not outlays. USAspending.gov remains the source for this 17.225 × CO pair.

Is this Colorado’s full federal spend for related programs?

No. $371,434,108.76 is only the CFDA 17.225 × Colorado cell. The join is not a claimant census, not a weekly benefit ledger, and not Indiana’s or Missouri’s CFDA 17.225 cell. Other catalogs appear on separate Colorado program pages. Nationwide 17.225 is not limited to Colorado. Mixing CFDA numbers would invent a larger total.

Where is the live 17.225 × Colorado table?

Unemployment Insurance in Colorado is the overlay at /states/co/programs/17.225/. CFDA 17.225 is /programs/17.225/. Colorado federal spending is /states/co/. Colorado programs is /states/co/programs/. All spending ties is /ties/. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov for this 17.225 × CO pair. Keep Unemployment Insurance and Colorado in the same citation.