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ATTACHMENT A - FY10 HSGP ALLOCATIONS
<br />SIERRA 3,358 100,000 26,665 79,996 106,661
<br />SISKIYOU 45,973 100,000 47,798 143,394 191,192
<br />SOLANO 426,729 100,000 236,615 709,844 946,458
<br />SONOMA 486,630 100,000 266,319 798,958 1,065,278
<br />STANISLAUS 526,383 100,000 286,033 858,099 1,144,132
<br />SUTTER 96,554 100,000 72,881 218,643 291,524
<br />TEHAMA 62,836 100,000 56,160 168,481 224,641
<br />TRINITY 13,959 100,000 31,922 95,767 127,689
<br />TULARE 441,481 100,000 243,930 731,790 975,720
<br />TUOLUMNE 56,335 100,000 52,936 158,809 211,746
<br />VENTURA 836,080 100,000 439,611 1,318,834 1,758,446
<br />YOLO 200,709 100,000 124,531 373,594 498,126
<br />YUBA 72,900 100,000 61,151 183,453 244,604
<br />Total 38,292,687 $5,800,000 $20,439317 61,317,950 $81,757,267
<br />Native American Allocation
<br />Coordinating Group Population Base
<br />Amount o
<br />25% LE
<br />SHSP
<br />Total Award
<br />NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES 71,287 $100,000 $60,351 $181,054 241,405
<br />Regional Terrorism Threat Assessment Centers (RTTAC)
<br />Region Total Award
<br />SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 1,000,000
<br />SACRAMENTO/CENTRAL VALLEY AREA 1,000,000
<br />GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA 1,000,000
<br />SAN DIEGO AREA 1,000,000
<br />Total $4,000,000
<br />Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI)
<br />*A minimum of 25% of UASI funding must be utilized for Law Enforcement ur oses
<br />Urban Area Federal Allocation 80% Allocation to
<br /> to State UASI 20% State Initiatives
<br />ANAHEIM/SANTA ANA AREA 12,773,050 10,218,440 2,554,610
<br />BAY AREA 42,827,663 34,262,131 8,565,532
<br />LOS ANGELES/LONG BEACH AREA 69,922,146 55,937,717 13,984,429
<br />OXNARD AREA 2,507,575 2,006,060 501,515
<br />RIVERSIDE AREA 5,286,378 4,229,103 1,057,275
<br />SACRAMENTO AREA 3,947,286 3,157,829 789,457
<br />SAN DIEGO AREA 16,208,500 12,966,800 3,241,700
<br />BAKERSFIELD AREA 1,014,919 811,936 202,983
<br />Total $154,487,517 $123,590,016 $30,897,501
<br />Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS)
<br />FYI 0 California Emergency Management Agency
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