Emergency Conservation Program payments in California totaled $1.7 million in 2016

Counties in California Receiving Emergency Conservation Program payments, 2016

Rank County Emergency Conservation Program
2016		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Lake County, California$463,89726.7%26.7%
2Calaveras County, California$266,40415.3%42.0%
3Tuolumne County, California$192,53411.1%53.1%
4Tehama County, California$129,2667.4%60.5%
5Humboldt County, California$97,2995.6%66.1%
6Siskiyou County, California$89,3085.1%71.2%
7Sonoma County, California$78,5444.5%75.7%
8Marin County, California$78,1914.5%80.2%
9Tulare County, California$63,9473.7%83.9%
10San Luis Obispo County, California$54,4923.1%87.0%
11Glenn County, California$52,4493.0%90.0%
12Lassen County, California$40,4272.3%92.4%
13Merced County, California$25,8581.5%93.9%
14San Joaquin County, California$17,5821.0%94.9%
15Fresno County, California$17,2681.0%95.9%
16San Benito County, California$15,7820.9%96.8%
17Stanislaus County, California$15,6020.9%97.7%
18Solano County, California$10,7130.6%98.3%
19Mariposa County, California$10,5470.6%98.9%
20Yuba County, California$9,8290.6%99.5%
21Napa County, California$8,6070.5%99.9%
22Modoc County, California$9520.1%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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