Texas state spending by county in FY2024
- Texas's published data ends 2024-08-31: newer spending isn't in it yet.
Top 100 by state spending in FY2024. Leading: Travis ($27.98B); Harris ($21.98B); Dallas ($19.21B).
| County fips | Spending | Payee county |
|---|---|---|
| 48453 | $27.98B | Travis |
| 48201 | $21.98B | Harris |
| 48113 | $19.21B | Dallas |
| 48029 | $8.05B | Bexar |
| 48439 | $6.44B | Tarrant |
| 48215 | $5.48B | Hidalgo |
| 48157 | $4.49B | Fort Bend |
| 48141 | $3.72B | El Paso |
| 48491 | $2.91B | Williamson |
| 48355 | $2.68B | Nueces |
| 48121 | $2.28B | Denton |
| 48339 | $2.26B | Montgomery |
| 48085 | $2.05B | Collin |
| 48041 | $1.83B | Brazos |
| 48303 | $1.72B | Lubbock |
| 48061 | $1.68B | Cameron |
| 48027 | $1.49B | Bell |
| 48209 | $1.32B | Hays |
| 48167 | $1.25B | Galveston |
| 48309 | $1.18B | Mclennan |
| 48479 | $1.06B | Webb |
| 48039 | $942.70M | Brazoria |
| 48245 | $836.36M | Jefferson |
| 48423 | $823.68M | Smith |
| 48183 | $739.01M | Gregg |
First 25 of 100 rows.
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- 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.