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Federal Spending in Amador County, CA

Federal agencies obligated $346M in Amador County in fiscal year 2026, 46th highest of 58 counties in California.

Total, FY 2026
$346M
-1.5% from FY 2025
Per person
$8,538
CA average: $8,660
Contracts
$15.59M
Grants
$5.68M

How the money is awarded

Fiscal year 2026, share of Amador County federal obligations

  • Contracts$15.59M4.5%
  • Grants$5.68M1.6%
  • Direct payments$319M92.2%
  • Loans (subsidy cost)$201K0.1%
  • Insurance and other$5.47M1.6%

Top federal recipients in Amador County

Fiscal year 2026, all award types, by place of performance

  1. 1Aptim Hdr, LLC$15.12M
  2. 2Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency$3.85M
  3. 3Department of Transportation California$3.02M
  4. 4California Rangeland Trust$2.71M
  5. 5Ione Band of Miwok Indians$1.43M
  6. 6Mother Lode Land Trust$1M
  7. 7Jackson Cornerstone$876K
  8. 8Ione Joses Place LP$746K
  9. 9County of Amador$628K
  10. 10Victory Village$580K

Compared with other California counties

Fiscal year 2026, largest first

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#CountyTotalPer person
1Los Angeles County$72.05B$7,195
2Alameda County$42.4B$25,202
3San Diego County$35.83B$10,862
4Orange County$25.25B$7,922
5Sacramento County$14.62B$9,222
6Riverside County$14.21B$5,877
7Santa Clara County$13.19B$6,812
8San Bernardino County$11.56B$5,298
9Contra Costa County$7.1B$6,088
10San Francisco County$7.08B$8,099
11Ventura County$5.68B$6,729
12San Mateo County$5.06B$6,619
13Fresno County$4.92B$4,883
14Kern County$4.77B$5,245
15San Joaquin County$3.97B$5,091
16Sonoma County$3.32B$6,788
17Solano County$3.25B$7,167
18Santa Barbara County$3.22B$7,173
19Placer County$3.01B$7,436
20Monterey County$2.87B$6,526
21Stanislaus County$2.7B$4,889
22Imperial County$2.58B$14,351
23San Luis Obispo County$2.07B$7,342
24Tulare County$2.05B$4,340
25Marin County$1.97B$7,499
26Santa Cruz County$1.8B$6,663
27Shasta County$1.5B$8,235
28Butte County$1.49B$7,060
29El Dorado County$1.43B$7,499
30Merced County$1.37B$4,888
31Yolo County$1.2B$5,524
32Humboldt County$1.1B$8,086
33Nevada County$1.01B$9,915
34Napa County$858M$6,220
35Madera County$801M$5,126
36Kings County$790M$5,184
37Mendocino County$663M$7,235
38Sutter County$572M$5,741
39Lake County$488M$7,159
40Yuba County$467M$5,725
41Tuolumne County$445M$8,003
42Tehama County$435M$6,606
43Siskiyou County$419M$9,501
44Calaveras County$407M$8,982
45San Benito County$386M$6,017
46Amador CountyThis county$346M$8,538
47Del Norte County$301M$10,845
48Inyo County$284M$14,959

Frequently asked questions

How much federal money goes to Amador County?
In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $345,550,840 for work done or benefits received in Amador County, about $8,538 per resident.
Who receives the most federal money in Amador County?
The largest recipients were APTIM HDR, LLC ($15.12M), AMADOR TUOLUMNE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY ($3.85M), DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CALIFORNIA ($3.02M).
What are direct payments?
Direct payments are federal money paid straight to people or organizations, such as Social Security, farm payments and some disaster aid. In Amador County they totaled $319M in fiscal year 2026.

Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury · Last updated 09/30/2026 · Per-person figures use a population of 40,474.