EDA awards $145,525 in grants for economic development projects in Plymouth County in 2022

EDA awards 5,525 in grants for economic development projects in Plymouth County in 2022
Maryam Janani-Flores Chief of Staff at U.S. Economic Development Administration at EDA — Official Website
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In 2022, the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) awarded a total of $145,525 in grants for economic development projects in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

The largest grant in the county—$75,525—was awarded to the Old Colony Planning Council.

The following table shows how much the EDA invested in projects across all Massachusetts counties in 2022.

Total EDA Grant Awards by Massachusetts Counties (2022)
Rank County Total
1 Suffolk County $46,332,913
2 Berkshire County $3,843,413
3 Bristol County $3,070,000
4 Essex County $1,967,576
5 Middlesex County $492,403
6 Worcester County $216,050
7 Plymouth County $145,525
8 Hampden County $35,000


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