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County Funding Atlas · FY2026

Burleson County, Texas

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

Grant obligations by work location
$13,205,703
Contract obligations by work location
$413,079
Work-location grants per resident
$643

Treasury snapshot November 10, 2026 · Census county code 48051

What changed?

Work-location grant obligations changed by +76.5% from FY2025 to FY2026. The work-location grant total was $12,597,967 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$6,730,652$333,604$977,609$182,500
FY2024$6,957,881$366,643$788,514No row
FY2025$7,483,026$636,716$906,837$553,735
FY2026$13,205,703$607,736$413,079$0

Compare similarly sized counties

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

Population and grants by work location
CountyJuly 2025 residentsGrant obligationsPer resident
Burleson County (this page)20,549$13,205,703$643
Lavaca County20,651$4,763,208$231
Tyler County20,443$442,433$22
DeWitt County20,309$3,004,217$148
Freestone County20,811$2,288,983$110

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What these dollars measure

America.co matched the Treasury county codes to the Census Bureau’s county codes. The snapshot was retrieved November 10, 2026. The most recent fiscal year can change as transactions are reported or corrected.

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