Which Texas state agencies spent the most in FY2024?
- Texas's published data ends 2024-08-31: newer spending isn't in it yet.
Top 10 by state spending in FY2024. Leading: HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION ($62.66B); TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY ($42.38B); TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ($19.32B).
| Department | Spending |
|---|---|
| Health and Human Services Commission | $62.66B |
| Texas Education Agency | $42.38B |
| Texas Department of Transportation | $19.32B |
| Teacher Retirement System of Texas | $14.25B |
| Texas Workforce Commission | $5.69B |
| Office of the Attorney General | $5.49B |
| Texas Department of Criminal Justice | $4.77B |
| Employees Retirement System of Texas | $2.63B |
| Dept of Family & Protective Services | $2.48B |
| General Land Office | $2.13B |
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- Texas state government payments (money paid out; source: Texas Comptroller (state expenditures by county)), not federal obligations. They include federal grant money the state spends, so don't add them to federal totals.
- Texas fiscal years run September to August; data is yearly (FY2021–FY2024).
- Texas publishes yearly totals by agency, county and spending category, not individual payments: there are no payees, vendors, dates or months, and spending not tied to a county is statewide.