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County Funding Atlas · FY2026

Caddo County, Oklahoma

Federal grants and contracts, by reported work location and recipient location.

Grant obligations by work location
$44,328,352
Contract obligations by work location
$6,403,027
Work-location grants per resident
$1,696

Treasury snapshot November 10, 2026 · Census county code 40015

What changed?

Work-location grant obligations changed by +3.6% from FY2025 to FY2026. The work-location grant total was $14,279,937 higher than the recipient-location total. That comparison uses two different reporting fields.

Net federal obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearGrants by workGrants by recipientContracts by workContracts by recipient
FY2023$66,961,040$75,177,494$8,044,903$20,216,662
FY2024$45,789,462$64,463,511$5,138,531$11,220,325
FY2025$42,792,433$50,572,027$4,212,171$2,096,428
FY2026$44,328,352$30,048,414$6,403,027$2,147,545

Compare similarly sized counties

These are the closest populations in Oklahoma among areas with a reported FY2026 work-location grant total.

Population and grants by work location
CountyJuly 2025 residentsGrant obligationsPer resident
Caddo County (this page)26,130$44,328,352$1,696
Garvin County26,377$19,092,306$724
Jackson County24,764$9,192,806$371
Custer County28,175$30,594,141$1,086
Seminole County23,441$14,471,612$617

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