Michigan Federal Spending — Week of 2026-10-25
Federal Spending in Michigan: October 25-31, 2026
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded $106,000 to Crawford County, Michigan during the week of October 25-31, 2026, marking the sole federal disbursement to the state during the seven-day period.
The award came in the form of a grant, with Crawford County Michigan serving as the sole recipient and contractor. Located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Crawford County received the funding through the Department of Agriculture's grant program, though the specific purpose of the allocation was not detailed in available records.
The Department of Agriculture accounted for all federal spending activity in Michigan during this reporting week. With just one agency distributing funds and one award processed, the week represented minimal federal contracting activity compared to typical weekly patterns in the state.
Crawford County's $106,000 grant represents a modest investment by federal standards, though such awards often support critical local infrastructure, agricultural initiatives, or community development projects common to rural Michigan counties. The Upper Peninsula region frequently receives Department of Agriculture funding for forestry management, rural development, and conservation efforts.
The concentration of all state spending through a single award and contractor underscores the uneven distribution of federal funds week-to-week. Michigan, home to major defense contractors and automotive suppliers, typically sees significantly higher federal spending activity. The limited activity this particular week may reflect timing in the federal appropriations cycle or the completion of larger awards in previous periods.
- Total Awards: 1
- Total Obligated: $106,000
- Unique Contractors: 1
- Unique Agencies: 1