EDA awards over $141 million in grants for economic development projects in West Virginia in 2022

EDA awards over $141 million in grants for economic development projects in West Virginia in 2022

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In 2022, the Economic Development Administration (EDA) issued 45 grants totaling $141,015,899 to fund economic development projects in West Virginia.

This represents a 533.7% increase over 2021, when the state received $22,254,233 in funding.

West Virginia ranked third across the U.S. in total EDA grant funding for 2022. California topped the list with $238,656,132 in funding across 57 grants.

Capital Area Development Corporation of West Virginia received the largest EDA grant for funding an economic development project in the state, totalling $13,000,000.

EDA Grant Recipients in West Virginia in 2022
Grantee NameTotal Funding
Capital Area Development Corporation of West Virginia$13,000,000
Generation West VIrginia, Inc.$10,764,400
West Virginia University$9,658,285
City of Huntington$8,200,000
Pocahontas Public Service District$8,000,000
West Virginia Community Development HUB$7,076,452
Wheeling Park Commission$6,560,000
McDowell County Public Service District$6,480,000
Coalfield Development Corporation$6,375,000
Logan County Public Service District$6,160,000
Canaan Valley Public Service District$5,500,000
Randolph County Development Authority$5,360,000
Mason County Public Service District$5,324,217
West Virginia Tourism Office$5,148,017
Mylan Park Foundation$4,681,270
Coalfield Development Corporation$4,533,632
Wyoming County Economic Development Authority$3,900,000
Warm Springs Public Service District$3,228,228
Coalfield Development Corporation$3,200,000
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources$2,800,000
Potomac Valley Hospital$2,555,200
Mingo County Redevelopment Authority$2,080,000
Woodlands Development Group, Inc.$1,681,161
University of Charleston$1,590,123
Upper Kanawha Valley Strategic Initiatives Council$1,401,541
Boone Memorial Hospital, Inc.$1,298,253
Regional Optical Communications, Inc.$1,200,000
West Virginia University$911,708
Coalfield Development Corporation$500,000
West Virginia Department of Economic Development$498,989
Region 8 Planning and Development Council$210,000
Bel-O-Mar Regional Council$210,000
Marshall University Research Corporation$137,923
Capital Area Development Corporation of West Virginia$104,000
Snowshoe Resort Community District$80,000
Region IV Planning and Development Council$70,000
Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Planning and Development Council$70,000
Eastern Panhandle Regional Planning and Development Council$70,000
Region 7 Planning and Development Council$70,000
Regional Intergovernmental Council$70,000
Region 2 Planning and Development Council$70,000
Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation$60,000
Region I Planning and Development Council$52,500
City of Martinsburg$40,000
Region VI Planning and Development Council$35,000

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