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This is a memorandum from the U.S. Coast Guard announcing Fiscal Year 2027 estimated allocations for the State Recreational Boating Safety (SRBS) Program. The Coast Guard will distribute an estimated total of $126,888,345 to 55 states and territories from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund. The National Recreational Boating Safety Program will receive $149,912,567 in total funding, from which $16,345,888 is deducted for Coast Guard administration of the National RBS Program and National RBS Survey, and $6,678,334 is allocated for grants to national nonprofit public service organizations. Allocations are calculated based on three factors: equal distribution among eligible jurisdictions, the number of registered vessels reported as of December 31, 2025, and state expenditures reported for Fiscal Year 2025.

Individual state allocations range from $785,793 (American Samoa) to $12,317,046 (Florida). The memorandum emphasizes that all estimated amounts are preliminary and subject to adjustment based on revenue changes, recovered unobligated prior-year funds, and more accurate reports from states. Applications for the FY 2027 cycle must be submitted via Grants.gov with an anticipated due date of August 31, 2026. The document was issued on March 26, 2026, and is signed by Pavlo Oborski, Chief of the Grants Management Branch (CG-BSX-22), who can be contacted at (571) 607-5426 or pavlo.oborski@uscg.mil.

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TO: Boating Law Administrators

FROM: Pavlo Oborski, Chief Grants Management Branch (CG-BSX-22)

SUBJ: Fiscal Year 2027 Estimated State Boating Safety Grant Program Allocations

As required by 46 U.S.C. 13108(a)(1) and (2), this memo provides notice of the anticipated percentage and dollar amounts of Federal financial assistance to be allocated for State Recreational Boating Safety (SRBS) Programs in Fiscal Year (FY) 2027.

The enclosed schedule reflects estimated allocations only. These estimates are based on anticipated revenue in the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund that will be available for distribution in FY 2027. The National Recreational Boating Safety (RBS) Program will receive an estimated $149,912,567 from a percentage distribution of FY 2026 trust fund receipts.

As provided by Public Law No: 117-58 and 46 U.S.C. 13104(c), we have deducted $16,345,888 for the costs of the Coast Guard administering the National RBS Program, including the National RBS Survey; and $6,678,334 to be made available for grants to national nonprofit public service organizations. This results in a total estimated distribution of $126,888,345 to the States and Territories.

The estimated amounts to be allocated under 46 U.S.C. 13104(a)(1) are based on 55 States and Territories currently meeting SRBS Program reporting requirements. The amounts allocated under 46 U.S.C. 13104(a)(2) and (3) are based on the numbered vessels reported as of December 31, 2025, and the States’ expenditures reported for FY 2025. Under the provisions of 46 U.S.C. 13108(a)(3), the enclosed estimated allocations and percentages may be increased or decreased because of later or more accurate reports received from all States.

The actual amount distributed in FY 2027 will also be changed as necessary based on revenue adjustments, the return of unused administrative funds, and the recovery of unobligated prior-year funds from the States.

The anticipated due date for application submission for the FY 2027 cycle is August 31, 2026.

Applications must be submitted via Grants.gov.

Enclosure: FY 2027 Estimated Allocation Schedule

Commandant United States Coast Guard

2703 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE Washington, DC 20593-7501 Staff Symbol: CG-BSX-22 Phone: (571) 607-5426 Email: pavlo.oborski@uscg.mil

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March 26, 2026

FISCAL YEAR 2027 ALLOCATIONS (Estmated)

STATE RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY PROGRAM

FY 2027 % of 2025 Boats % of Amt Alloc FY 2025 State % of Amt Alloc Equal STATE Allocation Alloc Numbered Boats For Boats Expenditures Expend For Expend Share

Alabama 2,440,059$ 1.92% 246,478 2.22% 938,680$ 6,246,420$ 1.73% 732,358$ 769,020$ Alaska 1,052,765$ 0.83% 51,329 0.46% 195,480$ 752,827$ 0.21% 88,265$ 769,020$ Arizona 1,798,151$ 1.42% 172,026 1.55% 655,139$ 3,189,845$ 0.88% 373,992$ 769,020$ Arkansas 1,791,822$ 1.41% 214,431 1.93% 816,633$ 1,758,449$ 0.49% 206,168$ 769,020$ California 5,380,264$ 4.24% 637,690 5.74% 2,428,562$ 18,616,500$ 5.16% 2,182,681$ 769,020$ Colorado 1,254,626$ 0.99% 68,732 0.62% 261,757$ 1,909,245$ 0.53% 223,848$ 769,020$ Connecticut 1,605,009$ 1.26% 85,338 0.77% 324,999$ 4,358,327$ 1.21% 510,990$ 769,020$ Delaware 1,236,574$ 0.97% 40,305 0.36% 153,497$ 2,678,653$ 0.74% 314,057$ 769,020$ Dist. of Col. 926,727$ 0.73% 1,563 0.01% 5,952$ 1,294,343$ 0.36% 151,755$ 769,020$ Florida 12,317,046$ 9.71% 1,148,984 10.35% 4,375,761$ 61,173,600$ 16.96% 7,172,265$ 769,020$ Georgia 3,388,603$ 2.67% 332,112 2.99% 1,264,807$ 11,555,136$ 3.20% 1,354,776$ 769,020$ Hawaii 986,248$ 0.78% 14,515 0.13% 55,279$ 1,381,299$ 0.38% 161,950$ 769,020$ Idaho 1,831,099$ 1.44% 91,836 0.83% 349,746$ 6,075,619$ 1.68% 712,333$ 769,020$ Illinois 1,828,417$ 1.44% 173,489 1.56% 660,711$ 3,400,464$ 0.94% 398,686$ 769,020$ Indiana 1,807,163$ 1.42% 190,483 1.72% 725,431$ 2,667,180$ 0.74% 312,712$ 769,020$ Iowa 1,838,216$ 1.45% 225,153 2.03% 857,467$ 1,805,876$ 0.50% 211,729$ 769,020$ Kansas 1,162,992$ 0.92% 78,069 0.70% 297,316$ 824,398$ 0.23% 96,656$ 769,020$ Kentucky 1,508,958$ 1.19% 141,874 1.28% 540,309$ 1,702,673$ 0.47% 199,629$ 769,020$ Louisiana 2,144,154$ 1.69% 278,900 2.51% 1,062,156$ 2,669,451$ 0.74% 312,978$ 769,020$ Maine 1,567,943$ 1.24% 121,332 1.09% 462,078$ 2,873,015$ 0.80% 336,845$ 769,020$ Maryland 4,688,023$ 3.69% 160,409 1.44% 610,897$ 28,215,455$ 7.82% 3,308,105$ 769,020$ Massachusetts 1,968,906$ 1.55% 126,741 1.14% 482,677$ 6,117,206$ 1.70% 717,208$ 769,020$ Michigan 6,978,198$ 5.50% 784,007 7.06% 2,985,792$ 27,492,862$ 7.62% 3,223,385$ 769,020$ Minnesota 4,210,604$ 3.32% 640,164 5.76% 2,437,984$ 8,559,895$ 2.37% 1,003,600$ 769,020$ Mississippi 1,441,623$ 1.14% 144,237 1.30% 549,308$ 1,051,599$ 0.29% 123,294$ 769,020$ Missouri 3,471,375$ 2.74% 269,735 2.43% 1,027,252$ 14,287,267$ 3.96% 1,675,103$ 769,020$ Nebraska 1,204,486$ 0.95% 76,316 0.69% 290,640$ 1,235,251$ 0.34% 144,826$ 769,020$ Nevada 1,111,703$ 0.88% 41,363 0.37% 157,526$ 1,579,239$ 0.44% 185,157$ 769,020$ New Hampshire 1,643,472$ 1.30% 103,221 0.93% 393,104$ 4,105,503$ 1.14% 481,347$ 769,020$ New Jersey 2,601,210$ 2.05% 147,397 1.33% 561,343$ 10,839,292$ 3.00% 1,270,847$ 769,020$ New Mexico 1,065,681$ 0.84% 27,520 0.25% 104,806$ 1,636,364$ 0.45% 191,855$ 769,020$ New York 3,000,189$ 2.36% 417,793 3.76% 1,591,112$ 5,459,168$ 1.51% 640,057$ 769,020$ North Carolina 2,827,467$ 2.23% 351,718 3.17% 1,339,474$ 6,132,260$ 1.70% 718,973$ 769,020$ North Dakota 1,142,664$ 0.90% 65,922 0.59% 251,056$ 1,045,578$ 0.29% 122,588$ 769,020$ Ohio 3,912,911$ 3.08% 344,581 3.10% 1,312,293$ 15,622,036$ 4.33% 1,831,597$ 769,020$ Oklahoma 1,830,689$ 1.44% 184,763 1.66% 703,647$ 3,053,642$ 0.85% 358,023$ 769,020$ Oregon 2,204,711$ 1.74% 147,371 1.33% 561,244$ 7,458,323$ 2.07% 874,447$ 769,020$ Pennsylvania 2,949,137$ 2.32% 270,364 2.43% 1,029,647$ 9,812,572$ 2.72% 1,150,470$ 769,020$ Rhode Island 1,073,157$ 0.85% 38,250 0.34% 145,670$ 1,351,586$ 0.37% 158,466$ 769,020$ South Carolina 3,122,218$ 2.46% 356,313 3.21% 1,356,973$ 8,496,987$ 2.36% 996,225$ 769,020$ South Dakota 1,141,997$ 0.90% 62,320 0.56% 237,338$ 1,156,888$ 0.32% 135,639$ 769,020$ Tennessee 2,320,869$ 1.83% 251,569 2.27% 958,069$ 5,064,464$ 1.40% 593,780$ 769,020$ Texas 5,230,341$ 4.12% 535,995 4.83% 2,041,269$ 20,641,075$ 5.72% 2,420,051$ 769,020$ Utah 1,378,775$ 1.09% 79,771 0.72% 303,798$ 2,609,567$ 0.72% 305,957$ 769,020$ Vermont 1,001,075$ 0.79% 26,244 0.24% 99,947$ 1,126,769$ 0.31% 132,107$ 769,020$ Virginia 1,894,587$ 1.49% 214,588 1.93% 817,231$ 2,629,848$ 0.73% 308,335$ 769,020$ Washington 3,368,558$ 2.65% 216,634 1.95% 825,023$ 15,135,166$ 4.20% 1,774,514$ 769,020$ West Virginia 1,032,980$ 0.81% 49,814 0.45% 189,710$ 633,291$ 0.18% 74,250$ 769,020$ Wisconsin 3,974,532$ 3.13% 589,539 5.31% 2,245,185$ 8,190,811$ 2.27% 960,327$ 769,020$ Wyoming 895,242$ 0.71% 24,342 0.22% 92,703$ 285,881$ 0.08% 33,518$ 769,020$ American Samoa 785,793$ 0.62% 74 0.00% 282$ 140,657$ 0.04% 16,491$ 769,020$ Guam 830,119$ 0.65% 810 0.01% 3,085$ 494,814$ 0.14% 58,014$ 769,020$ N. Marianas 821,474$ 0.65% 403 0.00% 1,535$ 434,294$ 0.12% 50,919$ 769,020$ Puerto Rico 1,041,766$ 0.82% 37,586 0.34% 143,142$ 1,105,422$ 0.31% 129,605$ 769,020$ Virgin Islands 854,975$ 0.67% 3,569 0.03% 13,592$ 617,194$ 0.17% 72,363$ 769,020$ TOTALS 126,888,345$ 100.00% 11,106,082 100.00% 42,296,115$ 360,751,546$ 100.00% 42,296,115$ 42,296,115$

FY 2027 Estimated RBS State Grant Distribution Transfer from Department of the Interior 149,912,567$ -6,678,333.95 -6,678,334.00 Less RBS Program Administration (16,345,888)$ TRUE Less 5% Nonprofit Grants (6,678,334)$ Unused Prior-Year Administrative Funds Recovered Prior-year Grant Funds -$ Total State RBS Distribution 126,888,345$ 3/26/2026

FY 2027 Estimated Allocation Memo
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FY2027 Estimated
2026-03-26T13:50:34-0400
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OBORSKI.PAVLO.1397632462

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