Flow of Deepwater Horizon Funds in Florida Natural Resource Damage Assessment $8.1 billion Florida’s share
Clean Water Act Civil & Administrative Penalties* $6.7 billion from Transocean, BP & Anadarko
NRDA Trustee Council
Criminal Penalties
BP:$4 billion Transocean: $400 million MS 14%
Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
TX 8%
$1.2 billion
LA 50%
AL 14%
20% - Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
$680 million
Resolution of Criminal, Civil, Administrative & Natural Resource Claims
FL 14%
NFWF will consult with the states on project selection. Projects will be split among states based on set percentages.
North American Wetlands Conservation Fund
National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
$100 million
$2.5 billion
Treasury
National Academy of Sciences
$6 million
$500 million
$1.3 billion
80% - RESTORE Act - Gulf Coast Restoration Trust Fund - $5.3 billion
Trustees: Dept. of Commerce: NOAA
35% Equal State Allocation
30% Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council Allocation
Dept. of Agriculture
$1.9 billion
$1.6 billion
State Trustees
7% of total to Florida
Executive Director Justin Ehrenwerth
Dept. of Interior: USFWS Dept. of Defense Environmental Protection Agency
$373 million Lead Agency
Department of Environmental Protection
Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
Mimi Drew
Nick Wiley Designated agencies as State Trustees on NRDA Trustee council
Governor Rick Scott
Non-Disproportionately Affected Counties 25% of FL’s Share $93 million
Weighted formula to determine how much money each non-disproportionately impacted county receives
average population
33%
distance to Deepwater Horizon
33%
*There may be other civil and administrative penalties. The CWA penalties are the focus of this chart. **This version updated 4/25/16.
average tax collections per capita
CHAIR: Department of Agriculture
8 Disproportionately Affected Counties
Thomas J. Vilsack/Robert Bonnie
Department of Commerce
75% of FL’s Share $280 million
Department of the Interior
25.334% - Escambia 10.497% - Santa Rosa 15.226% - Okaloosa
Sally Jewell/Michael Connor
Department of the Army Eric Fanning/Jo Ellen Darcy
Department of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson/VADM Charles Michel
Weighted formula to determine how much money each state receives
NOAA
$133 million The funds will be split up evenly among the 5 Gulf States to establish a center in each.
18.36% to Florida
Shall consult
Florida Institute of Oceanography $26 million
$293 million
Environmental Protection Agency Gina McCarthy/A. Stanley Meiburg
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Governors’ Representatives AL - Gunter Guy FL - Mimi Drew LA - Johnny Bradberry MS - Gary Rikard TX - Toby Baker
4.943% - Wakulla Determined distribution formula
$133 million
2.5% Centers of Excellence
Penny Pritzker/Teresa Christopher
Disproportionately Impacted Counties:
15.101% - Bay 6.743% - Gulf 8.441% - Franklin
2.5% NOAA RESTORE Act Science Program
State plans must be approved by council
Council Members:
13.712% - Walton
34%
30% Oil Spill Restoration Impact Allocation $1.6 billion
Gulf States Marine Commission Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council
Florida Gulf Consortium Subcommittee: Committee of 8 Disproportionally Affected Counties
FL Association of Counties facilitated a group of 23 counties to develop an interlocal agreement to oversee this fund.
All 5 states represented in each of these groups
Key
Funds Actions/Decisions FL Only Influence Gulf States/Federal Influence