The third federal aid bill (the CARES Act) includes funding for various programs in the states. Federal agencies have begun to release information on the allocation amounts by state:

• Governor’s emergency education relief fund: The U.S. Department of Education has announced how this $3 billion fund will be allocated. Washington will receive $56.8 million.
• Elementary and secondary emergency relief fund: No announcement has been made about how this $13.5 billion will be distributed, but according to this fact sheet from the U.S. House Committee on Education & Labor, Washington will receive $216.9 million.
• Higher education emergency relief fund: According to the U.S. House Committee on Education & Labor fact sheet, Washington’s higher education institutions will receive $226.1 million. As I wrote here, $185.3 million of that will go to public institutions. (Here’s my summary of the education funding in the aid bill.)
• Child care and development block grant: Of this $3.5 billion, $58.7 million will be allocated to Washington.
• Relief fund for state and local governments: Washington’s governments will get a total of $2.953 billion. (More here about how that could be split among the state and five eligible local governments.)
• Grants for airports: Of this $10 billion, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, $310.3 million will go to airports in Washington. The grants range from $192.1 million for Sea-Tac to $1,000 for each of the Cle Elum, Ritzville, and Rosalia airports.
• The Institute of Museum and Library Services received $50 million to award to communities through state libraries. They’ve announced where the first $30 million will go; Washington will receive $688,070.
• Paycheck protection program: Through Monday, 18,906 loans were made to small businesses in Washington. The total dollar amount for Washington loans was $4.929 billion. (Funding for this program ran out Thursday morning.)