Environmental Protection Agency obligations in New York 10th District (NY-10)

EPA × NY-10 is a few-row join, not a Superfund roster

This page is a join: Environmental Protection Agency (agency 068) as awarding agency, and New York 10th District (NY-10) as congressional district place of performance. SpendingVault sums tagged obligations to $1,887,482,044.64 on 34 awards. The join is awarding-agency 068 crossed with an NY-10 location field, not New York’s entire environmental budget and not a named-site Superfund list. Treat the pair as a catalog intersection, not a ranking of which district received more, and not a claim that 34 awards equal 34 Superfund sites or 34 unique contractors.

Army Corps water lines, Interior restoration, or EPA-coded awards in NY-11 sit outside this total unless they also carry agency 068 and NY-10. Mixing those books into $1,887,482,044.64 would invent a combined figure the packet never computed. Correlation between this obligation sum and site counts is not causation. NPL site lists and cubic-yard cleanup figures are not in the packet. Place of performance as NY-10 locates the tagged awards; it does not deposit $1,887,482,044.64 in a district treasury. Lower Manhattan-versus-Brooklyn folklore is not a geography split in this packet.

34 awards behind $1.89 billion

Mean obligation is about $55,514,177.78 if $1,887,482,044.64 were divided evenly across 34 lines. That ratio is not a published site-cleanup cost and not a typical grant size. Award count is a row count, including possible continuations and modifications. It is not a count of Superfund sites, permits, or unique vendors. Thirty-four awards against a nearly two-billion-dollar cell is a thin, high-mean EPA file. One restatement can move the mean quickly.

Large assistance or contract vehicles can dominate a 34-row file. This page will not invent contractor or recipient names. Open New York 10th District for the stored district table. Do not convert 34 into a map of New York 10th District cleanup sites. The $1,887,482,044.64 total remains an obligation rollup on tagged awards. Inspect named lines on the overlay rather than inferring a Superfund census.

New York 10th District, not a harbor-cleanup rollup

New York 10th District (NY-10) is one geography tag on USAspending awards, not a commuting zone and not a metro list. Awards tagged to NY-11, NY-12, or another New York district are out even if the waterbody sounds related. Recipient address can differ from that district tag. The district parent in this extract is $17,533,628,682.55 across every awarding agency; $1,887,482,044.64 is the Environmental Protection Agency slice — about 10.8% of that parent by arithmetic. Subtracting is tempting; this page still does not publish the leftover agency list.

A statewide EPA figure on New York federal spending mixes every district. Do not rank NY-10 against neighboring districts as a winner or loser. Other New York district cells are other joins. New York federal spending is the statewide book without a district filter. Adding statewide Environmental Protection Agency dollars to $1,887,482,044.64 would double count. Campaign-finance filings are a different public-record system; this join does not claim donations funded these obligations.

Agency 068 obligations are not cleanup invoices already paid

EPA awards often obligate as assistance and response contracts and draw as work or grants proceed. The $1,887,482,044.64 headline is the obligation sum, not a punch-list of tons already removed and not a Treasury outlay total. A NPL or SRF dashboard dated to a particular year is not automatically this join unless it uses agency 068, NY-10 geography, and the obligation metric.

Environmental Protection Agency is the nationwide agency book without a NY-10 filter. This extract does not split Superfund from SRF, and it does not split air from water. Those cuts would require award documentation beyond dollars, 34 awards, agency 068, and New York 10th District. This page will not invent a share. Unique recipients remain unpublished.

What the NY-10 EPA table omits

The extract has no site names, permit IDs, or contractor names. Facts remain $1,887,482,044.64, 34 awards, agency 068, Environmental Protection Agency, New York 10th District (NY-10), and district parent $17,533,628,682.55. Named sites belong on another extract if they appear at all. Keep the obligation label. Later ingests can revise both the dollars and the 34-award count; prefer the live table when the overlay and this snapshot diverge.

Where the EPA × NY-10 pair lives

Start with New York 10th District for the district rollup that contains this Environmental Protection Agency cell. Environmental Protection Agency is the nationwide agency listing. New York federal spending gives New York context without a NY-10 filter. All spending ties indexes other two-key joins on the same obligation metric. Thirty-four awards totaling this cell remain a thin administrative file, not a site roster. Keep both Environmental Protection Agency and New York 10th District (NY-10) in every citation sentence. Do not recast $1,887,482,044.64 as cash already paid or as New York’s entire environmental appropriation. USAspending.gov remains the source; SpendingVault republishes the join.

Questions

How much EPA spending is obligated in New York 10th District?

USAspending.gov shows $1,887,482,044.64 in Environmental Protection Agency (agency 068) obligations with New York 10th District (NY-10) as place of performance, across 34 awards. The sum is a commitment total, not outlays and not the district’s full $17,533,628,682.55 parent. Other agencies sit outside this join unless they also carry 068.

Do 34 awards mean 34 Superfund sites in NY-10?

No. Award count is a row count of Environmental Protection Agency actions tagged to NY-10. It is not a site or vendor census. Mean obligation of about $55,514,177.78 is a quotient of $1,887,482,044.64 and 34, not a typical cleanup cost.

Does this EPA cell include Army Corps work in NY-10?

No. This page is awarding agency 068 only. Corps or Interior restoration lines are other joins. $1,887,482,044.64 is about 10.8% of the New York 10th District parent $17,533,628,682.55 by arithmetic. Cite USAspending.gov as the source.

Is the NY-10 EPA total already paid as cleanup?

Not on this metric. Obligations are recorded commitments on awards. Outlays are payments from the Treasury. The $1,887,482,044.64 headline is the obligation rollup in SpendingVault’s extract. Invoice draws and remaining balances are not published here.