Federal money in Mississippi Every contract, grant, loan and direct payment the federal government committed for Mississippi in fiscal year 2025: which agencies, under which programs, who received it, and where in the state.
$38.6B
in federal awards, Medicare included
$13,055
a person without Medicare, the 15th most of 52
47.1%
paid to people, published in aggregate
Mississippi carries 0.0% of the nation’s Medicare but has 0.86% of its people. USAspending publishes Medicare in aggregate, and the state it records does not follow where beneficiaries live, so Mississippi's residents received far more Medicare than the $0 recorded here. The per-person figure above leaves Medicare out for that reason; the total includes it.
Award obligations, the amounts committed in the year, by the place where the work is done or the money is received, as agencies reported them to USAspending.gov. Social Security is counted where the people who receive it live; Medicare is not (see its figure above). Not here: federal employees’ salaries, the running of agencies, and interest on the debt, which are not awards. Per person uses the Census Bureau's estimate of 2,954,160 residents on 1 July 2025.
Kinds of award Agencies Programs Recipients Districts Counties What kind of awards Direct payments 51.5% $19,877,853,503 Grants 27.3% $10,533,502,894 Contracts 20.7% $8,002,313,590 Other assistance 0.4% $149,092,984 Loans (subsidy cost) <0.1% $4,499,251 Awards by kind 100% $38,567,262,222 Loans are their subsidy cost, the government's expected loss, not the amount lent.
Embed this chart The largest programs Grants, loans and direct payments by the program they were paid under. Contracts belong to no program and are not in this list.
Social Security Retirement InsuranceAssistance listing 96.002 $11.1B28.8% Grants to States for MedicaidAssistance listing 93.778 $5.79B15.0% Social Security Disability InsuranceAssistance listing 96.001 $2.17B5.6% Veterans Compensation for Service-Connected DisabilityAssistance listing 64.109 $1.91B4.9% Social Security Survivors InsuranceAssistance listing 96.004 $1.31B3.4% Supplemental Security IncomeAssistance listing 96.006 $915M2.4% Highway Planning and ConstructionAssistance listing 20.205 $893M2.3% Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramAssistance listing 10.551 $722M1.9% Federal Pell Grant ProgramAssistance listing 84.063 $417M1.1% National School Lunch ProgramAssistance listing 10.555 $350M0.9% Head StartAssistance listing 93.600 $278M0.7% Title I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesAssistance listing 84.010 $242M0.6% Show the other 18 programs Children's Health Insurance ProgramAssistance listing 93.767 $210M0.5% Section 8 Housing Choice VouchersAssistance listing 14.871 $202M0.5% Community Development Block Grants/State's program and Non-Entitlement Grants in HawaiiAssistance listing 14.228 $159M0.4% Special Education Grants to StatesAssistance listing 84.027 $148M0.4% Emergency Commodity Assistance ProgramAssistance listing 10.121 $146M0.4% Social Insurance for Railroad WorkersAssistance listing 57.001 $141M0.4% Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA)Assistance listing 14.195 $130M0.3% Veterans Dependency and Indemnity Compensation for Service-Connected DeathAssistance listing 64.110 $119M0.3% Child Care and Development Block GrantAssistance listing 93.575 $113M0.3% National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance (O&M) ProjectsAssistance listing 12.401 $112M0.3% State Energy ProgramAssistance listing 81.041 $107M0.3% Temporary Assistance for Needy FamiliesAssistance listing 93.558 $86M0.2% Health Center ProgramAssistance listing 93.224 $83M0.2% Airport Improvement Program, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Programs, and COVID-19 Airports ProgramsAssistance listing 20.106 $83M0.2% Drinking Water State Revolving FundAssistance listing 66.468 $75M0.2% Post-9/11 Veterans Educational AssistanceAssistance listing 64.028 $65M0.2% Clean Water State Revolving FundAssistance listing 66.458 $64M0.2% Rural Rental Assistance PaymentsAssistance listing 10.427 $64M0.2% Embed this chart Who received the most Named recipients of awards performed in Mississippi, as USAspending records them. Payments to individuals have no name and are not in this list.
By congressional district The same awards by the congressional district USAspending records for the place of performance. Some awards carry no district, so these add to less than the state’s total. Each opens the district's own page.
By county Jackson County $6.35B16.5% $44,328 a person Hinds County $2.46B6.4% $10,823 a person Harrison County $2.22B5.7% $10,623 a person Madison County $1.29B3.3% $11,799 a person Desoto County $1.16B3.0% $6,255 a person Rankin County $1.01B2.6% $6,446 a person Warren County $701M1.8% $15,665 a person Hancock County $699M1.8% $15,172 a person Lowndes County $680M1.8% $11,552 a person Lauderdale County $632M1.6% $8,665 a person Forrest County $626M1.6% $8,009 a person Lee County $551M1.4% $6,608 a person Lafayette County $470M1.2% $8,429 a person Pearl River County $470M1.2% $8,375 a person Jones County $438M1.1% $6,512 a person Show the other 67 counties Washington County $427M1.1% $9,501 a person Oktibbeha County $384M1.0% $7,405 a person Marshall County $333M0.9% $9,855 a person Scott County $318M0.8% $11,366 a person Lamar County $318M0.8% $4,947 a person Alcorn County $297M0.8% $8,540 a person Pike County $293M0.8% $7,261 a person Neshoba County $266M0.7% $9,155 a person Monroe County $255M0.7% $7,456 a person Bolivar County $250M0.6% $8,074 a person Panola County $243M0.6% $7,324 a person Leflore County $240M0.6% $8,480 a person Lincoln County $217M0.6% $6,217 a person Adams County $213M0.6% $7,222 a person Tate County $208M0.5% $7,423 a person Newton County $204M0.5% $9,588 a person Marion County $203M0.5% $8,324 a person Union County $201M0.5% $7,236 a person Copiah County $199M0.5% $7,022 a person Pontotoc County $192M0.5% $6,167 a person Yazoo County $183M0.5% $6,859 a person Itawamba County $180M0.5% $7,554 a person Sunflower County $174M0.5% $6,700 a person Winston County $173M0.4% $9,739 a person Coahoma County $172M0.4% $8,032 a person Simpson County $171M0.4% $6,608 a person Attala County $167M0.4% $9,326 a person Grenada County $159M0.4% $7,336 a person Stone County $156M0.4% $8,492 a person Prentiss County $155M0.4% $6,196 a person George County $155M0.4% $6,357 a person Tippah County $148M0.4% $6,776 a person Tishomingo County $148M0.4% $7,834 a person Covington County $147M0.4% $8,028 a person Holmes County $143M0.4% $8,436 a person Clay County $137M0.4% $7,355 a person Leake County $134M0.3% $6,292 a person Tunica County $126M0.3% $12,861 a person Jasper County $121M0.3% $7,392 a person Wayne County $120M0.3% $6,076 a person Clarke County $120M0.3% $7,687 a person Yalobusha County $118M0.3% $9,485 a person Chickasaw County $110M0.3% $6,457 a person Calhoun County $107M0.3% $8,097 a person Claiborne County $102M0.3% $11,123 a person Smith County $98M0.3% $6,876 a person Lawrence County $97M0.3% $8,090 a person Amite County $94M0.2% $7,404 a person Carroll County $94M0.2% $9,357 a person Walthall County $93M0.2% $6,664 a person Kemper County $88M0.2% $9,803 a person Tallahatchie County $82M0.2% $6,441 a person Noxubee County $81M0.2% $7,893 a person Perry County $79M0.2% $6,867 a person Montgomery County $78M0.2% $7,943 a person Webster County $76M0.2% $7,632 a person Jefferson Davis County $74M0.2% $6,558 a person Greene County $69M0.2% $5,087 a person Humphreys County $63M0.2% $8,118 a person Benton County $62M0.2% $8,096 a person Franklin County $60M0.2% $7,762 a person Jefferson County $55M0.1% $7,612 a person Choctaw County $50M0.1% $6,096 a person Wilkinson County $47M0.1% $5,490 a person Quitman County $45M0.1% $7,283 a person Sharkey County $37M0.1% $9,713 a person Issaquena County $7.2M<0.1% $5,384 a person Embed this chart From USAspending.gov: prime award obligations with a place of performance in Mississippi, fiscal year 2025 (by action date). A recipient’s own address can be elsewhere; the place is where the work is done or the payment received.