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Federal spending in Oklahoma, FY2025

Oklahoma ranks #27 for federal contract dollars.

$6.8Bfederal contracts
$14.2Bfederal grants
$1,718contracts per resident
$3,587grants per resident
3,959,353population

Counties by federal contract dollars

#CountyContractsGrantsContracts / resident
1Oklahoma County$4.4B$1.2B$5,487
2Tulsa County$1.1B$242.0M$1,640
3Comanche County$365.9M$91.6M$3,021
4Garfield County$168.2M$10.5M$2,676
5Pittsburg County$145.2M$20.7M$3,317
6Cleveland County$128.1M$255.3M$433
7Muskogee County$75.9M$20.6M$1,144
8Canadian County$74.8M$37.4M$484
9Jackson County$39.9M$14.2M$1,612
10Payne County$37.8M$113.3M$463
11Sequoyah County$32.3M$23.3M$822
12Stephens County$25.0M$42.8M$583
13Rogers County$24.2M$37.4M$254
14Delaware County$16.1M$33.3M$398
15Logan County$15.2M$39.2M$308
16Osage County$14.6M$58.7M$319
17Mccurtain County$13.2M$53.1M$428
18Adair County$12.5M$12.6M$643
19Wagoner County$11.6M$58.0M$143
20Pottawatomie County$11.5M$101.2M$159
21Okmulgee County$10.6M$118.5M$289
22Kay County$9.7M$26.7M$222
23Pontotoc County$8.5M$79.7M$224
24Creek County$7.6M$29.3M$106
25Lincoln County$7.3M$21.2M$217
26Cherokee County$6.5M$205.9M$138
27Custer County$6.5M$84.2M$227
28Bryan County$5.8M$232.3M$127
29Pawnee County$5.3M$32.8M$341
30Woodward County$5.1M$6.3M$251
31Jefferson County$5.0M$2.1M$940
32Washington County$4.6M$58.4M$88
33Kingfisher County$4.6M$26.0M$301
34Caddo County$4.2M$42.8M$156
35Carter County$4.0M$23.4M$83
36Murray County$3.5M$33.0M$255
37Choctaw County$3.4M$37.5M$236
38Mayes County$3.2M$38.2M$83
39Blaine County$2.4M$3.0M$273
40Ottawa County$1.9M$49.2M$64
41Seminole County$1.9M$29.8M$79
42Kiowa County$1.8M$5.0M$216
43Nowata County$1.7M$2.4M$181
44Hughes County$1.2M$9.2M$89
45Craig County$1.1M$3.3M$79
46Haskell County$883.0K$15.7M$76
47Grady County$804.5K$11.4M$15
48Johnston County$706.5K$21.4M$69
49Ellis County$559.6K$-456.6K$149
50Garvin County$523.0K$25.4M$20
51Dewey County$424.2K$153.6K$95
52Cimarron County$301.4K$-178.7K$131
53Marshall County$257.3K$5.3M$17
54Pushmataha County$242.8K$12.7M$22
55Le Flore County$196.6K$39.2M$4
56Roger Mills County$114.8K$-1.9M$33
57Alfalfa County$102.5K$8.7M$18
58Mcintosh County$82.1K$3.3M$4
59Beckham County$64.7K$5.3M$3
60Okfuskee County$44.3K$4.1M$4
61Woods County$43.0K$12.5M$5
62Latimer County$38.0K$14.4M$4
63Noble County$30.1K$17.1M$3
64Atoka County$25.4K$10.7M$2
65Major County$8.4K$22.0M$1
66Texas County$0$74.9M$0
67Cotton County$0$5.9M$0
68Tillman County$0$2.4M$0
69Grant County$0$4.4M$0
70Love County$0$52.1M$0
71Harmon County$0$4.0M$0
72Harper County$0$1.7M$0
73Beaver County$0$1.9M$0
74Washita County$-2.7K$10.8M$-0
75Greer County$-25.8K$4.2M$-5
76Mcclain County$-46.3K$14.1M$-1
77Coal County$-48.3K$7.0M$-9

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