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  • Historical budget documents: view prior year proposed budgets and congressional justification documents.
  • Administrative Control of Appropriated Funds Manual: defines EPA's policies, and procedures to control appropriated funds based on federal legal and administrative requirements.
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  • USAspending.gov: is the official source for spending data for the U.S. Government. Its mission is to show the American public what the federal government spends every year and how it spends the money. You can follow the money from the Congressional appropriations to the federal agencies and down to local communities and businesses.
Fiscal YearEnacted BudgetWorkforce
FY 2026*$8,816,888,00012,312
FY 2025*$9,135,171,00014,130
FY 2024*$9,158,894,00015,130
FY 2023$10,135,433,00015,115
FY 2022$9,559,485,00014,581
FY 2021$9,237,153,00014,297
FY 2020$9,057,401,000 14,172
FY 2019$8,849,488,00014,172
FY 2018$8,824,488,00014,172
FY 2017$8,058,488,00015,408
FY 2016$8,139,887,00014,779
FY 2015$8,139,887,00014,725
FY 2014$8,200,000,00015,408
FY 2013$7,901,104,00015,913
FY 2012$8,449,385,00017,106
FY 2011$8,682,117,00017,359
FY 2010$10,297,864,00017,278
FY 2009$7,643,674,00017,049
FY 2008$7,472,324,00016,916
FY 2007$7,725,130,00017,072
FY 2006$7,617,416,00017,355
FY 2005$8,023,483,00017,495
FY 2004$8,365,420,00017,611
FY 2003$8,078,703,00017,741
FY 2002$8,078,813,00017,590
FY 2001$7,832,211,00017,558
FY 2000$7,562,811,00017,726
FY 1999$7,590,352,00018,110
FY 1998$7,363,046,00017,739
FY 1997$6,799,393,00017,152
FY 1996$6,522,953,00017,082
FY 1995$7,240,887,00017,508
FY 1994$6,658,927,00017,106
FY 1993$6,892,424,00017,280
FY 1992$6,668,853,00017,010
FY 1991$6,094,287,00016,415
FY 1990$5,461,808,00016,318
FY 1989$5,155,125,00014,370
FY 1988$5,027,442,00014,442
FY 1987$5,364,092,00013,442
FY 1986$3,663,841,00012,892
FY 1985$4,353,655,00012,410
FY 1984$4,067,000,00011,420
FY 1983$3,688,688,00010,832
FY 1982$3,676,013,00011,402
FY 1981$3,030,669,00012,667
FY 1980$4,669,415,00013,078
FY 1979$5,402,561,00012,160
FY 1978$5,498,635,00011,986
FY 1977$2,763,745,00011,315
FY 1976$771,695,0009,481
FY 1975$698,835,00010,438
FY 1974$518,348,0009,743
FY 1973$2,377,226,0009,077
FY 1972$2,447,565,0008,358
FY 1971$1,288,784,0005,744
FY 1970$1,003,984,0004,084

*In conjunction with the FY 2026 operating plan, $987 million in Superfund tax receipts were allocated to carry out CERCLA work as the program operates with a combination of base and tax funding

*In conjunction with the FY 2024 and FY 2025 operating plans, $744.5 million in Superfund tax receipts were allocated to carry out CERCLA work as the program is transitioned to a combination of base and tax funding.
*Workforce includes ARRA, Sandy Supplement, and reimbursable FTE.
*FY 1970-FY 2016 workforce levels reflect FTE 'actuals'. Beginning in FY 2017, FTE figures reflect FTE ceilings, or the   established FTE targets for the agency, to better reflect long-term FTE allocations.

Planning Budget Results

  • EPA Strategic Plan
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  • Reporting FY 2025 Results
  • EPA's Budget and Spending
  • Historical Planning, Budget, and Results Reports
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Last updated on May 1, 2026
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