Where federal tax dollars land around Chino
Federal contracts, grants and other awards with work performed in the county containing Chino, CA — the yearly total, the biggest agencies and the largest recipients.
USAspending.gov API, federal awards by place of performance.
This story was assembled using AI and public data sources.
$12.6B in federal awards was spent in San Bernardino County.
Federal awards, FY 2025: $12.6B — $5,766 per county resident
Federal awards in San Bernardino County, by fiscal year
- 2016: 6132401941
- 2017: 7468352110
- 2018: 7935371094
- 2019: 8632913985
- 2020: 12056473901
- 2021: 12209308509
- 2022: 9832208309
- 2023: 10748977672
- 2024: 10824898824
- 2025: 12614902660
Biggest awarding agencies
- Social Security Administration: 7524601377
- Department of Health and Human Services: 1241087981
- Department of Veterans Affairs: 1212988245
- Department of Defense: 747830158
- Environmental Protection Agency: 542942704
- Department of Transportation: 462381777
Largest recipients
- MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS: 9828765474
- SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: 535106645
- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CALIFORNIA: 386516150
- HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO: 217445986
- KBR SERVICES, LLC: 135167701
- CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SAN BERNARDINO: 68255712
What it means
Social Security Administration accounts for the largest share — $7.5B of the $12.6B total.
That works out to about $5,766 for every resident of the county, counting contracts, grants, loans and direct payments.
Place of performance means the work happened here — the money may be awarded to a company or agency headquartered elsewhere, and multi-year awards can land in a single year's total.
Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates — Population, income, housing, education, commuting and poverty figures
- Census Bureau API — ACS Detailed Tables — The endpoint these pages are generated from
- data.census.gov — Look up the same tables for any place yourself
- ACS accuracy statement — Estimates carry margins of error; small places vary the most
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