State and Local Government Finances: FY 2009

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State and Local Government Finances: FY 2009

UPDATE: View updated revenues and expenditures for state governments.

The Census Bureau compiled the data for its annual Survey of State and Local Government Finances.

Select a state below to view a summary of financial figures for state and local governments. Additional data is available on the bureau's website.

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