How much has the Department of Labor obligated in DC?

USAspending records $3,831,810,801.22 in agency 1601 obligations with District of Columbia place of performance, across 1,491 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays and not a jobs figure.

Does this include unemployment benefits?

The facts do not split programs. $3,831,810,801.22 is the full awarding-agency 1601 and DC place-of-performance total.

What is agency code 1601?

It is the awarding-agency code used in the overlay for Department of Labor on this page. The $3,831,810,801.22 total is keyed to 1601 and DC.

What is the average award?

About $2.57 million, from $3,831,810,801.22 divided by 1,491 awards. That mean is not a median and not a typical training grant.

Department of Labor in District of Columbia

Federal obligations from Department of Labor to District of Columbia

Total obligated

$4.45B

Awards

USAspending.gov records $3,831,810,801.22 in Department of Labor obligations under awarding agency 1601 with place of performance in the District of Columbia, across 1,491 awards. Mean obligation is about $2.57 million per award ($3,831,810,801.22 ÷ 1,491). The total is not a job-market score for the capital and not an outlay figure. Capital geography makes Labor awards common in the District; common is a tagging pattern, not an employment ranking. Outlays, participant counts, and fiscal years are not in the packet, so they are not reported as statistics here.

Key figures

Labor agency 1601 shows $3,831,810,801.22 in DC place-of-performance obligations on 1,491 awards.
Mean obligation is about $2.57 million per award.
The total is not a job-market ranking or a participant count.
No program split is in the facts.
USAspending obligations are not outlays.

Labor and the District as a pair

Agency 1601, labeled Department of Labor, plus DC place of performance, sums to $3,831,810,801.22 on 1,491 awards. Employment and training grants, enforcement support, and administrative awards can all sit in a Labor table; the facts do not split those missions. This page does not allocate the $3.83 billion among ETA, OSHA, or other components.

The join is not an unemployment rate, not a wage ranking, and not a count of District workers.

One thousand four hundred ninety-one District Labor 1601 awards totaling $3,831,810,801.22 are not an unemployment-insurance ledger unless the overlay’s records say so — and this packet does not. Training, enforcement support, and administration can share the cell. Component shares are unpublished. $3,831,810,801.22 is the unsplit pair.

Awarding agency 1601

Overlay /states/dc/agencies/1601/ is the matching table. Code 1601 is the join key supplied in the aggregate. The agency hub /agencies/1601/ drops the District filter.

Readers should match 1601 rather than assuming every “Labor Department” label on the site uses the same code.

Full analysis: Department of Labor (agency 1601) federal obligations in the District of Columbia →

Questions

How much has the Department of Labor obligated in DC?: USAspending records $3,831,810,801.22 in agency 1601 obligations with District of Columbia place of performance, across 1,491 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays and not a jobs figure.
Does this include unemployment benefits?: The facts do not split programs. $3,831,810,801.22 is the full awarding-agency 1601 and DC place-of-performance total.
What is agency code 1601?: It is the awarding-agency code used in the overlay for Department of Labor on this page. The $3,831,810,801.22 total is keyed to 1601 and DC.
What is the average award?: About $2.57 million, from $3,831,810,801.22 divided by 1,491 awards. That mean is not a median and not a typical training grant.

USAspending.gov aggregate of federal obligations by state and awarding agency. Obligations are not outlays.

How this pair fits

Department of Labor (agency 1601) federal obligations in the District of Columbia

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