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Federal Spending in Coffee County, GA

Federal agencies obligated $271M in Coffee County in fiscal year 2026, 54th highest of 159 counties in Georgia.

Total, FY 2026
$271M
+10.0% from FY 2025
Per person
$6,291
GA average: $7,822
Contracts
$2.95M
Grants
$9.06M

How the money is awarded

Fiscal year 2026, share of Coffee County federal obligations

  • Contracts$2.95M1.1%
  • Grants$9.06M3.3%
  • Direct payments$256M94.5%
  • Loans (subsidy cost)$195K0.1%
  • Insurance and other$2.75M1.0%

Top federal recipients in Coffee County

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

  1. 1South Georgia State College$7.05M
  2. 2Georgia Department of Transportation$6.57M
  3. 3Douglas Housing Authority INC$2.67M
  4. 4Premium Peanut LLC$1.6M
  5. 5Martin Centre Preservation Company, INC.$1.5M
  6. 6Renown Cargo Trailers, LLC$1.19M
  7. 7Unison Behavioral Health$1M
  8. 8Cloud59 Networks, LLC$712K
  9. 9Amberwood 104 Apartments Douglas LLLP$633K
  10. 10Cj & M Farms LLC$361K

Compared with other Georgia counties

Fiscal year 2026, largest first

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#CountyTotalPer person
1Fulton County$10.49B$9,831
2Dekalb County$6.59B$8,621
3Cobb County$5.13B$6,693
4Gwinnett County$4B$4,181
5Chatham County$2.4B$8,126
6Houston County$2.29B$14,002
7Richmond County$1.97B$9,527
8Henry County$1.74B$7,244
9Cherokee County$1.67B$6,271
10Muscogee County$1.54B$7,446
11Clayton County$1.41B$4,735
12Bibb County$1.32B$8,404
13Columbia County$1.31B$8,380
14Hall County$1.27B$6,261
15Glynn County$1.18B$14,007
16Forsyth County$1.06B$4,208
17Coweta County$939M$6,423
18Fayette County$922M$7,737
19Paulding County$897M$5,319
20Lowndes County$851M$7,194
21Liberty County$836M$12,813
22Clarke County$788M$6,126
23Douglas County$764M$5,297
24Camden County$752M$13,736
25Dougherty County$743M$8,657
26Carroll County$732M$6,140
27Bartow County$678M$6,224
28Newton County$677M$6,022
29Walton County$660M$6,831
30Floyd County$629M$6,383
31Rockdale County$574M$6,136
32Barrow County$532M$6,370
33Jackson County$503M$6,628
34Whitfield County$497M$4,832
35Bulloch County$480M$5,917
36Spalding County$471M$7,001
37Troup County$444M$6,397
38Chattahoochee County$426M$44,496
39Effingham County$421M$6,503
40Catoosa County$405M$5,962
41Walker County$391M$5,778
42Bryan County$386M$8,635
43Laurens County$373M$7,517
44Oconee County$372M$8,911
45Harris County$351M$10,125
46Gordon County$327M$5,690
47Thomas County$325M$7,105
48Baldwin County$309M$7,046
49Habersham County$307M$6,674
50Pickens County$305M$9,173
51Union County$292M$11,866
52Peach County$275M$9,814
53Colquitt County$272M$5,926
54Coffee CountyThis county$271M$6,291
55Polk County$271M$6,322
56Gilmer County$266M$8,499

Frequently asked questions

How much federal money goes to Coffee County?
In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $271,097,601 for work done or benefits received in Coffee County, about $6,291 per resident.
Who receives the most federal money in Coffee County?
The largest recipients were SOUTH GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE ($7.05M), GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ($6.57M), DOUGLAS HOUSING AUTHORITY INC ($2.67M).
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 Coffee County they totaled $256M 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 43,092.