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TATE OF

LABAMA

Department of Finance

Office of the Director

State Capitol, Suite N-200

Montgomery, Alabama 36130

Telephone (334) 242-7160 Fax (334) 353-3300

www.finance.alabama.gov

Kay Ivey

Governor

Kelly Butler

Director of Finance

To:

Alabama Local Governments

From:

Kelly Butler, Director of Finance

Date: May 28, 2020

Re:

Federal Coronavirus Relief Fund

The f

ederal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) includes funds

that will be distributed to local governments to use to pay costs incurred in responding to the COVID-

19 outbreak. This memo describes how your county, city or town can access funds for that purpose.

Backgrou

The CARES Act authorized $150 Billion through the Coronavirus Relief Fund for state and local

governments, including approximately $1.8 Billion for Alabama. Aside from Jefferson County, funds

have been sent in the first instance to the state, with the expectation that the state will use funds for its

own expenses and those of counties and municipalities.

The Finance Department has established a separate fund in the state treasury to hold the federal funds

and is authorized to spend from those funds within the parameters of the CARES Act and other

federal and state law.

Eligib

le Uses

Under fe

deral law, eligible uses must meet three conditions. They must be:

1. Nec

essary expenditures incurred due to the public health emergency with respect to COVID–19.

2. Not budgeted as of March 27, 2020 when the CARES Act was enacted.

3. Incurred on or a

fter March 1, 2020, up to December 30, 2020.

The purpos

e of the Coronavirus Relief Fund appropriation is for the funds to be used to prevent,

prepare for, and respond to coronavirus only. No other purpose is authorized. Funds may not be

utilized to replace or supplant any other funding nor to fill revenue shortfall gaps.

Not

e that these eligible uses are as currently described in federal law and relevant guidance from the

US Treasury. If these uses are modified by future federal actions, the Finance Department will revisit

the process and procedures described in this guidance.

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For further context on costs that the state anticipates counties and municipalities may incur, see the

attached list of potential uses (Attachment C). If your county or municipality contemplates the use of

funds outside these parameters, please contact the State Comptroller’s Shared Services Section at

LocalGov@finance.alabama.gov

Intersection with Other Funding Sources

Eli

gible uses of the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) may overlap with allowable uses of other

federal grants and reimbursements. It is imperative that these reimbursements are not in addition to

any other federal funding for the same expenditure.

Available Funds

Loca

l governments may request reimbursement for funds that have been paid in support of the

Coronavirus Pandemic. This request will be made in accordance with the instructions provided with

this memo. Each entity will be provided a budget, based on Attachment D, that will be used to request

reimbursement from. We encourage each entity to keep track of their balance. If at any time the entity

needs to verify their available balance they may email LocalGov@finance.alabama.gov

Forms

Required to Request Funds

Loca

l governments must complete Attachment A - CRF Acknowledgement and Certification before

applying for any reimbursement requests. This document will be on file with the Comptroller’s Office

so that it will not have to be attached with each subsequent reimbursement request. Local

governments must complete Attachment B - CRF Request for Reimbursement Form to request the

actual reimbursements and include copies of detailed receipts for all reimbursement requests. If you

have questions or concerns, please contact LocalGov@finance.alabama.gov

Aud

it Provisions and Documentation

Fede

ral Coronavirus Relief Fund expenditures are subject to audit by an Inspector General within the

U.S. Department of the Treasury. Documenting that expenditures are eligible uses of CRF funds is

essential to managing compliance risk and to minimizing the possibility that the expenditures are

deemed ineligible, which could require the local government and the state to return funds to the

federal government.

ask that you document expenditures clearly with respect to the date and type of expense incurred

so that together we can best manage resources in the interests of the residents of Alabama. In general,

we will be asking that you document expenses with the same specificity as for FEMA

reimbursements. The Department of Finance will follow up with further guidance as necessary.

Thank you

for your cooperation as we work together to protect the interests of all our residents.

Attachment A

CORONAVIRUS RELIEF FUNDS (CRF)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CERTIFICATION

THORITY

Section 601(a)(1) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 301 et seq.), known as the Coronavirus Relief

Fund, as created by Section 5001 of the CARES Act, Pub. L. No. 116-136 (March 27, 2020),

appropriates money from the Treasury of the United States for making payments to States, Tribal

governments, and units of local government for fiscal year 2020.

Act 2020-199 appropriates the State’s portion of funds from the Coronavirus Relief Fund to the

Alabama Department of Finance to administer the funds and provides categories for which the funds

may be expended.

USE OF FUNDS

ction 601(d) of the Coronavirus Relief Fund states, “A State, Tribal government, and unit of local

government shall use the funds provided [by the Coronavirus Relief Fund] to cover only those costs of

the State, Tribal government, or unit of local government that:

(1) are necessary expenditures incurred due to the public health emergency with respect to the

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID–19);

(2) were not accounted for in the budget most recently approved as of the date of enactment of

this section for the State or government; and

(3) were incurred during the period that begins on March 1, 2020 and ends on December 30,

2020.”

The

purpose of the Coronavirus Relief Fund appropriation is for the funds to be used to prevent,

prepare for, and respond to coronavirus only. No other purpose is authorized. Funds may not be

utilized to replace or supplant any other funding nor to fill revenue shortfall gaps.

t 2020-199 does not alter or otherwise impact the purpose of the funds.

CERTIFICATION

Elig

ibility to receive payment from the State’s portion of funds from the Coronavirus Relief Fund is

contingent upon the recipient (State agencies or local governmental entities) certifying, in writing that

the recipient will: (1) use the funds in a lawful manner consistent with Section 601(d) of the

Coronavirus Relief Fund (as set forth in the “Use of Funds” section immediately preceding this

section) and (2) will comply with any and all policies and directives issued by the Alabama

Department of Finance related to the Coronavirus Relief Funds.

RECOUPMENT

The Ins

pector General of the Department of the Treasury is required to conduct monitoring and

oversight of the receipt, disbursement, and use of funds made available under this section. If it is

determined that the unit of local government has failed to comply with Section 601(d) of the

Coronavirus Relief Fund, funds used in violation of that section shall be considered, by the State of

Alabama, as a debt of the recipient owed directly to the Federal Government.

REAL

LOCATION

Relief Funds received from this award that remain on balance as unused on December 30, 2020, shall

be returned to the Alabama Department of Finance.

SANCTIONS

Expend

iture of Coronavirus Relief Funds from this award in a manner not allowed or inconsistent

with the law and with the “Use of Funds” statement may result in future awards being suspended or

terminated.

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The CA

RES Act Sections 15010(b) and 15011 require the State to provide the federal government

with regular reports on the amount of funds received and expended from the Coronavirus Relief Fund

and the types of projects or activities for which the funds are used. For the State to comply with its

reporting requirements, recipients of such funds from the State may be required to provide the

following information to the Alabama Department of Finance by the first day of every month

containing information for the immediately preceding month:

(A) the

total amount of funds received from this award;

(B) the amount of funds that were expended or obligated for each project or activity;

obligated, including:

(i) t

he name of the project or activity;

(ii) a description of the project or activity; and

(iii) the estimated number of jobs created or retained by the project or activity, (if

applicable); and

(D) det

ailed information on any level of subcontracts or subgrants awarded by the recipient or

its subcontractors or subgrantees, to include the data elements required to comply with the

Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006 (31 U.S.C. 6101 note)

allowing aggregate reporting on awards below $50,000 or to individuals, as prescribed by

the Director of the Office of Management and Budget.

CERTIFICATION AND ASSURANCE

am the

(Name of Signatory)

(Title)

(State Agency, Local Government, or Non-Governmental Entity)

and I certify under penalty of perjury that:

1. I have the authority on behalf of (hereinafter “Entity”) to

request payment from the State of Alabama (‘State’) of funding from the Coronavirus Relief Fund pursuant to

section 601(b) of the Social Security Act, as added by section 5001 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and

Economic Security Act, Pub. L. No. 116-136, div. A, Title V (Mar. 27, 2020).

2. I understand that the State will rely on this certification as a material representation in making an award to the

Entity.

3. Entity's proposed uses of the funds provided will be used only to cover those costs that—

a. are necessary expenditures incurred due to the public health emergency with respect to the

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19);

b. were not accounted for in the budget most recently approved as of March 27, 2020, for Entity; and

c. were incurred during the period that begins on March 1, 2020 and ends on December 30, 2020.

4. The necessary expenditures charged to or made against this award will be only those expenditures to prevent,

prepare for, and respond to coronavirus and no other purpose.

5. Funds received from this award will not be used to replace or supplant any other funding nor to fill or prevent

revenue shortages.

6. The recipient agrees to maintain records concerning the funds provided in this award. Such records must be

available for review or audit by appropriate officials of a federal and pass-through agency.

7. If federal or State authorities determine that funds received from this award were expended by the Entity for a

purpose other than those authorized by law (hereinafter “unauthorized expenditures”), then Entity agrees to pay

any financial penalties and costs associated therewith resulting from such unauthorized expenditures. If the State

is required to pay any penalties or costs associated therewith resulting from an unauthorized expenditure by

Entity, the Entity agrees to reimburse the State in whole. Entity acknowledges that the State, through the

Department of Finance, may be required to file a claim with the State Board of Adjustment against the Entity to

recoup penalty payments made by the State on behalf of Entity. In the event that a Board of Adjustment claim is

necessary as described in this paragraph, Entity agrees to consent to payment of the claim.

Printed Name:

Title:

Signature:

Date:

Please email completed request form to:

City State Zip Code

)

STAARS Address ID:

*This number should begin with VC or VS.

The expenditures have been or will be used to cover those costs that are necessary to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the

oronavirus public health emergency with respect to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19);

Were n

ot accounted for in the budget most recently approved as of March 27, 2020, for the Entity;

Were incurred during the period that begins on March 1, 2020 and ends on December 30, 2020;

Will not be used to replace or supplant any other funding nor to fill or prevent revenue shortages; and

Are requested in accordance with the Coronavirus Relief funds (CRF) Acknowledgement and Certification on file with the

State Comptroller’s Office.

I certify

that the above expen

itures meet the following conditions:

TELEWORK

PENSES

PERSONAL

ROTECTIVE

QUIPMENT

(PPE)

Street Address/PO Box

THE STATE OF ALABAMA

CORONAVIRUS RELIEF FUND REIMBURSEMENT REQUEST FORM

Request Date:

County or Municipality

Name:

STAARS Vendor Code:

localgov@finance.alabama.gov

*Total Reimbursement Amount should

match the total of th

e attached invoices.

Telephone Number

WORKPLACE SAFETY PREPARATIONS

TRAINING

PAYROLL

Signature/Date

Title

*If you do not know your Address ID, please fill out

payment address below.

TOTAL REIMBURSEMENT AMOUNT

OTHER (EXPLAIN):

Item Description Total Expenses

CLEANING AND SANITATION

MEDICAL

STAARS Payment

Address:

$ 0.00

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE):

Hand Sanitizer, Face Masks, Gloves, Protective Clothing, Face Shields

CLEANING AND SANITATION:

Cleaning products, disinfectants, sanitation services

MEDICAL:

Thermometers, Swabs, Testing Kits, Lab Tests

TELEWORK EXPENSES:

Laptops, Phones, Software, Computer Equipment/Supplies, VPN, WiFi

WORKPLACE SAFETY PREPARATIONS:

Plexiglass Dividers, Building or Workstation Modifications

TRAINING:

Specialized Instruction related to COVID-19

PAYROLL:

This may include public safety, public health, health care, human services,

and similar employees whose services are substantially dedicated to

mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency.

OTHER:

Any COVID-19 payments not included in the Item Descriptions above.

Please explain your purchase.

Reimbursement Item Descriptions

Attachment C

County

Amount

County

Amount

Autauga 1,681,675$ Limestone 2,692,909$

Baldwin 5,720,289$ Lowndes 548,156$

Barbour 918,822$ Macon 755,831$

Bibb 856,497$ Madison 9,431,154$

Blount 1,737,357$ Marengo 774,118$

Bullock 553,132$ Marion 1,040,188$

Butler 788,424$ Marshall 2,692,734$

Calhoun 3,144,585$ Mobile 10,598,138$

Chambers 1,135,977$ Monroe 824,028$

Cherokee 947,235$ Montgomery 5,935,478$

Chilton 1,398,787$ Morgan 3,265,801$

Choctaw 619,288$ Perry 525,664$

Clarke 895,086$ Pickens 797,108$

Clay 630,758$ Pike 1,127,070$

Cleburne 673,453$ Randolph 865,454$

Coffee 1,592,529$ Russell 1,737,681$

Colbert 1,668,514$ Shelby 5,663,761$

Conecuh 605,828$ St. Clair 2,505,734$

Coosa 564,801$ Sumter 614,337$

Covington 1,219,400$ Talladega 2,293,829$

Crenshaw 643,970$ Tallapoosa 1,308,521$

Cullman 2,375,461$ Tuscaloosa 5,483,030$

Dale 1,522,691$ Walker 1,884,101$

Dallas 1,252,765$ Washington 708,086$

DeKalb 2,076,625$ Wilcox 563,706$

Elmore 2,315,575$ Winston 889,488$

Escambia 1,208,727$

Etowah 2,852,988$

Fayette 709,156$

Franklin 1,078,702$

Geneva 954,500$

Greene 504,242$

Hale 666,959$

Henry 727,269$

Houston 2,906,705$

Jackson 1,584,344$

Jefferson ***

Lamar 645,388$

Lauderdale 2,604,011$

Lawrence 1,119,581$

Lee 4,371,803$

*** Jefferson County received a direct allocation

as provided through the CARES Act.

Attachment D

County CRF Budget

City Amount City Amount City Amount

Montgomery $8,717,192.03 Atmore $448,240.39 Jackson $235,664.80

Huntsville $8,435,219.95 Russellville $446,720.44 Brent $235,187.10

Mobile $8,340,635.75 Rainbow City $441,074.92 Margaret $231,365.52

Tuscaloosa $4,319,113.79 Boaz $439,858.96 Headland $227,413.65

Dothan $2,972,483.25 Meadowbrook $432,650.07 Piedmont $226,979.38

Auburn $2,760,732.77 Valley $429,089.04 Pine Level $223,635.50

Decatur $2,396,857.21 Bay Minette $419,708.79 Winfield $219,336.21

Madison $2,121,442.62 Sheffield $415,235.80 Columbiana $216,947.72

Florence $1,766,599.90 Pike Road $410,806.24 Fayette $215,427.78

Phenix City $1,616,211.89 Andalusia $409,937.70 Geneva $215,167.21

Prattville $1,573,479.64 Southside $406,637.24 Hokes Bluff $210,477.09

Gadsden $1,572,046.55 Clanton $403,857.91 Redland $209,217.70

Alabaster $1,452,795.77 Tuskegee $402,772.23 Springville $207,176.63

Opelika $1,319,040.34 Tuscumbia $390,916.64 Holt $205,613.25

Enterprise $1,234,835.22 Guntersville $388,788.71 Holtville $204,484.15

Northport $1,130,523.35 Spanish Fort $386,487.07 Grand Bay $202,616.79

Daphne $1,126,354.35 Arab $382,578.63 Alexandria $198,708.35

Athens $1,118,320.34 Wetumpka $377,497.67 Thomasville $198,578.07

Pelham $1,034,332.36 Greenville $359,996.55 Haleyville $198,534.64

Prichard $977,225.74 Brook Highland $334,027.15 Citronelle $194,843.34

Anniston $977,095.46 Demopolis $325,428.59 Elba $192,281.14

Albertville $956,945.29 Moores Mill $320,955.60 Valley Grande $188,850.40

Oxford $946,001.66 Hamilton $314,398.11 Odenville $187,895.00

Fairhope $907,742.40 Montevallo $313,963.84 Evergreen $185,897.36

Troy $856,237.87 Meridianville $312,009.62 Union Springs $181,163.80

Selma $841,602.94 Lincoln $311,618.77 Centre $177,211.94

Foley $798,783.84 Oneonta $310,533.10 Cottondale $175,648.56

Tillmans Corner $798,610.13 Robertsdale $308,188.03 Hazel Green $174,910.30

Talladega $702,853.40 Opp $308,144.61 Heflin $174,780.02

Cullman $700,638.62 Theodore $306,537.81 Ladonia $174,562.89

Millbrook $683,354.64 Lanett $299,372.34 Livingston $173,086.37

Alexander City $659,947.44 Satsuma $292,120.01 Marion $170,871.59

Scottsboro $655,865.29 Monroeville $286,040.22

West End-Cobb

$170,307.03

Ozark $652,781.97 Roanoke $283,000.32 Hanceville $170,046.47

Hartselle $650,567.19 Orange Beach $282,392.34 Priceville $169,091.07

Saraland $644,617.68 Attalla $278,918.18 Moulton $167,571.13

Fort Payne $633,239.78 Chickasaw $278,483.91 Emerald Mountain $163,966.68

Muscle Shoals $627,507.41 Harvest $272,534.40

Underwood-

$163,792.97

Jasper $621,123.62 Highland Lakes $263,848.98 Dadeville $160,275.38

Pell City $615,304.39 Smiths Station $257,291.49 Red Bay $159,710.82

Calera $613,741.02 Brewton $253,556.76 York $158,668.57

Moody $578,782.21 Fort Rucker $247,954.66 Weaver $158,581.72

Jacksonville $574,526.36 Glencoe $247,346.69 Trinity $154,065.30

Chelsea $574,048.66 Daleville $247,042.70 East Brewton $153,674.46

Sylacauga $563,365.60 Rainsville $242,917.12 La Fayette $152,892.77

Eufaula $558,675.47 Tallassee $242,699.99 Clayton $150,938.55

Gulf Shores $547,558.14 Childersburg $240,354.92 Greensboro $149,635.74

Saks $492,405.74 Semmes $236,446.49 New Hope $149,027.76

Municipality CRF

Budget

City Amount

City Amount City

Amount

Good Hope $146,291.85

Slocomb $109,813.10 Deatsville

$83,626.57

Moundville $145,466.74 Crossville $109,465.68 Hackleburg $83,235.72

Luverne $145,336.46 Ashland

$109,378.83 Lillian

$82,758.03

Eutaw $143,208.53

Thorsby $109,161.69 Goodwater

$81,932.91

Centreville $141,254.31 Cordova $108,684.00 Ardmore $81,672.35

Jemison $139,517.23 Georgiana

$108,119.44 Munford

$81,672.35

Hartford $138,084.13

Reform $107,815.45 Shelby

$81,672.35

Indian Springs Village $137,476.16 Ragland $107,468.04 Ohatchee $81,151.22

Abbeville $137,128.74 Creola

$106,946.91 Cottonwood

$81,064.37

Guin $136,216.77

Rehobeth $105,861.24 Bear Creek

$79,544.42

Bayou La Batre $134,740.25 Gordo $105,600.67 Hayden $79,370.71

Riverside $133,567.72 Stevenson

$105,209.83 Mount Vernon

$78,979.87

Point Clear $132,786.03

Blountsville $104,818.99 Tidmore Bend

$78,719.31

Level Plains $132,612.32 Vernon $103,646.45 Dauphin Island $78,371.89

Lineville $132,308.33 Lookout Mountain

$103,385.89 New Market

$77,329.64

Ashville $130,006.70

Malvern $101,996.23 Killen

$76,938.80

Sylvania $129,789.56 Sardis City $101,561.95 Stapleton $76,938.80

Aliceville $129,572.43 Elberta $100,606.56 Rogersville $76,113.68

Taylor $129,094.73 Vance $100,215.71 Cleveland $75,679.41

Choccolocco $129,051.30 Newton $99,781.44 Town Creek $74,333.17

Carlisle-Rockledge $128,834.17 Flomaton $98,608.91

Steele

$74,202.89

Woodstock $127,965.62 Coaling $96,003.29 New Brockton $73,942.33

Smoke Rise $127,487.93 Locust Fork $95,829.58 Coosada $73,464.63

Whitesboro $127,140.51 Fort Deposit $95,786.15 Parrish $73,117.21

Ashford $126,879.95 Stewartville $95,655.87 Littleville $72,943.50

Bridgeport $125,012.58 Elmore $94,787.33 Camp Hill $72,813.22

Brundidge $124,665.16 Westover $94,613.62 Leesburg $72,422.38

Huguley $123,709.77 Blue Ridge $94,570.19 New Union $72,378.95

Wilsonville $122,537.24 Coats Bend

$94,483.34 Powell

$72,292.10

Cowarts $121,538.41 Grove Hill $93,310.81 Hollywood $72,248.67

Kinsey $121,017.29 Marbury $93,310.81 Leighton $72,248.67

Dora $120,539.59 Florala

$92,268.56 Douglas

$71,770.97

Brookwood $120,192.17 Phil Campbell $90,705.18 Mosses $71,597.26

Vincent $118,889.36 Harpersville $90,401.19 Millport $71,076.14

Midland City $118,107.67 Axis $88,968.10 Carrollton $70,859.00

Camden $118,020.82 Frisco City $88,360.12 Eclectic $70,251.02

Butler $117,760.26 Ballplay $88,316.69 Brilliant $70,033.89

Samson $115,588.90 Webb $88,099.56 Hayneville $69,643.05

Sulligent $115,458.62 Fayetteville $87,187.59 Summerdale $69,556.19

Loxley $115,198.06 Redstone Arsenal $86,405.90 Clio $69,208.77

Collinsville $115,067.78 Double Springs $86,145.34 Vandiver $69,121.92

Cedar Bluff $114,763.79 Carbon Hill $85,884.78 Excel $68,991.64

Henagar $114,416.37 Berry

$85,797.92 Bon Secour

$68,904.78

Linden $113,634.68 Shoal Creek $85,711.07 Brantleyville $67,862.53

Selmont-West

$113,591.26 Falkville $84,625.39 Chatom $67,558.55

Owens Cross Roads $113,113.56 Fyffe $83,930.56 Mignon $67,297.98

Uniontown $110,507.93 West Blocton $83,713.42 Section $66,646.58

City Amount

City Amount City

Amount

Calvert $66,559.72

Ariton $55,268.68 Pinckard

$44,889.61

Holly Pond $66,386.01 Oakman $55,008.12 Twin $44,846.18

Notasulga $66,386.01 Joppa

$54,964.69 Glen Allen

$43,890.78

Skyline $65,778.03

Triana $54,790.98 Colony

$43,847.36

Grant $65,517.47 Leroy $54,747.55 Shorter $43,803.93

Geraldine $65,343.76 Coker

$54,617.27 McIntosh

$43,717.07

Lexington $65,256.91

Allgood $54,269.86 Kennedy

$43,413.08

Walnut Grove $64,822.64 Columbia $53,705.30 Coffeeville $43,239.38

Dunnavant $64,692.36 Valley Head

$53,661.88 Napier Field

$43,152.52

Hollins $63,736.96

River Falls $53,053.90 Pleasant Groves

$43,065.67

Altoona $63,650.11 Ider $52,967.04 Dutton $42,848.53

Ivalee $63,476.40 Addison

$52,836.76 Cuba

$42,805.11

Pickensville $63,346.12

Silverhill $52,489.35 St. Florian

$42,631.40

Sterrett $62,607.86 South Vinemont $52,359.06 Newville $42,457.69

Brantley $60,957.63 Lisman

$52,228.78 Rosa

$42,370.83

Autaugaville $60,653.64

Hillsboro $51,837.94 Sipsey

$42,240.55

Woodville $60,653.64 Silas

$51,620.80 Hytop

$42,110.27

Magnolia Springs $60,393.08 McKenzie $51,403.67 St. Stephens $42,110.27

Cherokee $60,349.65 Oak Grove $51,273.39 Bellamy $41,502.29

Baileyton $60,175.94 Millry $51,143.11 Dozier $40,937.74

Wadley $60,132.51 West Point $50,752.26

Rutledge

$40,764.03

Wilton $60,002.23 Hollis Crossroads $50,665.41 Vina $40,764.03

Forkland $59,481.11 Arley $49,579.73 Vredenburgh $40,764.03

New Site $59,350.83 Lynn $49,406.02 Highland Lake $40,633.75

White Hall $59,133.69 Eva $49,319.17 Malcolm $40,546.90

Pine Hill $58,959.98 Babbie $49,188.89 Thomaston $39,765.21

Jacksons' Gap $58,829.70 Dodge City $49,058.61 Heath $39,721.78

Egypt $58,612.57 Garden City $49,015.18 Hackneyville $39,634.93

Wedowee $58,525.71 Hurtsboro

$48,928.32 Pennington

$39,461.22

Courtland $58,482.28 Perdido Beach $48,884.90 Nectar $39,330.94

White Plains $58,438.86 Ranburne $48,407.20 Sweet Water $39,157.23

Bristow Cove $58,395.43 Somerville

$48,190.06 Hodges

$39,070.38

Pisgah $58,048.01 Belle Fontaine $48,103.21 Red Level $39,070.38

Maplesville $57,657.17 Hammondville $47,842.65 Gulfcrest $38,940.09

Perdido $57,613.74 Boligee $47,538.66 Shiloh $38,940.09

Gallant $57,266.33 Our Town $47,538.66 Geiger $38,636.11

Gurley $57,049.19 Clayhatchee $47,278.10 Beatrice $38,462.40

Grimes $56,745.20 Castleberry $47,147.81 Uriah $38,332.12

Reece City $56,658.35 Fairview $46,583.26 Reeltown $38,288.69

Hobson City $56,441.21 Louisville $46,539.84 Mentone $38,245.26

Rockford $56,006.94 Nances Creek $46,452.98 Madrid $38,071.55

Stockton $55,789.80 Elkmont $46,279.27 Weogufka $38,071.55

Kinston $55,746.38 Rock Mills

$46,105.56 Akron

$37,810.99

North Courtland $55,572.67 Epes $45,931.86 Union $37,810.99

Midway $55,529.24 Sand Rock $45,454.16 Repton $37,507.00

Snead $55,485.82 Avon $45,106.74 Pine Ridge $37,463.57

Susan Moore $55,398.96 Hissop $45,019.89 Lockhart $37,246.44

City Amount City Amount City Amount

Bakerhill $37,072.73 Ethelsville $32,339.18

Putnam

$27,605.63

Horn Hill $36,377.90 Gilbertown $32,208.90

Petrey

$27,084.50

Waldo $36,334.47 Gainesville $31,991.76

Benton

$27,041.07

Carolina $36,204.19 Nauvoo $31,948.33

Nanafalia

$26,823.94

Five Points $36,204.19 Millerville $31,861.48

Fitzpatrick

$26,780.51

Ray $36,160.76 Banks $31,818.05

Carlton

$26,563.38

Anderson $36,030.48 Cullomburg $31,731.20

Goldville

$26,433.09

Fruithurst $36,030.48 Pine Apple $31,731.20

Panola

$26,433.09

Morrison Crossroads $35,987.05 Lakeview $31,687.77

Faunsdale

$26,389.67

Loachapoka $35,900.20 Waverly $31,687.77

Memphis

$26,389.67

Vinegar Bend $35,726.49 Standing Rock $31,644.34

Dayton

$26,129.10

Belk $35,552.78 Spruce Pine $31,470.64

Oak Hill

$25,955.40

Beaverton $35,465.93 Yellow Bluff $31,470.64

Catherine

$25,911.97

Eunola $35,379.07 Hobson $31,383.78

Rockville

$25,694.83

Gordon $35,292.22 Chunchula $31,166.65

Natural Bridge

$25,607.98

Fruitdale $34,727.67 Peterman $31,036.37

Megargel

$25,521.13

Goshen $34,684.24 Boykin $30,819.23

McMullen

$25,217.14

Glenwood $34,597.39 Deer Park $30,819.23

Fredonia $34,553.96 Eldridge $30,819.23

Delta $34,510.53 Haleburg $30,732.38

Abanda $34,467.10 Gantt $30,558.67

Langston $34,380.25 Myrtlewood $30,298.10

Fulton $34,032.83 Billingsley $30,254.68

Woodland $33,859.13 Onycha $30,167.82

Newbern $33,815.70 Gu-Win $30,124.40

Broomtown $33,598.56 Ridgeville $30,124.40

Pollard $33,598.56 Toxey $30,124.40

Black $33,555.14 Needham $29,907.26

Edwardsville $33,555.14 Cusseta $29,863.83

Macedonia $33,555.14 Hatton $29,603.27

Kellyton $33,511.71 Lowndesboro $29,299.28

Coffee Springs $33,468.28 East Point $29,212.43

Waterloo $33,468.28 Blue Springs $29,125.57

Gaylesville $33,294.57 Mooresville $28,865.01

Lester $33,251.15 Movico $28,821.58

Sanford $33,207.72 Bon Air $28,778.16

Talladega Springs $33,164.29 Libertyville $28,691.30

Kansas $33,120.87

Riverview $28,691.30

Daviston $33,077.44

Sims Chapel $28,691.30

Franklin $33,077.44

Graham $28,647.88

Gordonville $33,034.01

Belgreen $28,300.46

Spring Garden $33,034.01

Union Grove $28,257.03

Paint Rock $32,990.58

Tibbie $28,170.18

Detroit $32,860.30

Emelle $27,996.47

Providence $32,773.45

Bucks $27,953.04

Whatley $32,730.02

Penton $27,953.04

Orrville $32,599.74

Fairford $27,779.33

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