Epomena

Map

Every Triumph Gulf Coast proposal by county and by where it ended up, and the flood, evacuation and land-use maps the counties publish.

Triumph Gulf Coast · after the award

Where the oil-spill money went, county by county

$788.0M awarded across 84 posted awards, as amended. The table divides each county’s awards by its residents and counts how many are on schedule by Triumph’s own tracker. 36 proposals name no single county and sit in none of the rows.

Escambia: $563 per residentEscambiaSanta Rosa: $358 per residentSanta RosaOkaloosa: $570 per residentOkaloosaWalton: $539 per residentWaltonBay: $1,338 per residentBayGulf: $2,401 per residentGulfFranklin: $1,193 per residentFranklinWakulla: $1,819 per residentWakulla
Shaded by award dollars per resident, darker is more. Awards are placed in their county, not at a site.
CountyProposalsAwardedAwarded, $Per residentPaid outOn schedule
Gulf269 (35%)$36.3M$2,401$9.9M1 of 8
Wakulla299 (31%)$64.4M$1,819$35.7M4 of 8
Bay8117 (21%)$249.5M$1,338$44.8M7 of 15
Franklin296 (21%)$15.0M$1,193$12.1M1 of 5
Okaloosa559 (16%)$123.4M$570$77.2M6 of 8
Escambia5616 (29%)$183.6M$563$69.3M6 of 11
Walton388 (21%)$44.7M$539$12.1M1 of 5
Santa Rosa3110 (32%)$71.0M$358$39.2M8 of 9

Proposals and awards are those posted on Triumph’s pages, counted once each at any stage; “Awarded” shows the share of a county’s proposals that became awards. Dollars are the executed agreements as amended. “Paid out” is Triumph’s own county total through 2025 and differs slightly from the sum of the listed awards. Residents: ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates summed over each county’s tracts, which carry margins of error. “On schedule” is the scorecard’s progress check (yes, out of the awards it could answer for); it grades the posted record, not the project.

The map, with the counties’ own layers

Triumph Gulf Coast proposals

Loading…Triumph does not publish sites, so each dot is placed in its county, not at the project; proposals that name no county, or several, sit in a group offshore labelled “No single county”. Dot size follows the money: the award where there is one, otherwise the amount requested on the proposal’s page. Triumph’s June 2026 report lists some pending requests at different amounts.

“Applied, not awarded” means a full application was posted and the proposal is archived; “Found not eligible” means Triumph posted a not-eligible letter. Amounts are as posted, not checked line by line. The full list.

Map layers
Escambia and Santa Rosa only so far; the other six counties show hatched. From county GIS and FEMA, simplified for display, not for permits or insurance.
Census, 2020–2024 averages by neighbourhood
Boundaries: U.S. Census. Overlays: county GIS, FEMA; flood-risk assessments: Santa Rosa County and Escambia County. Shapes are simplified for display; see Sources.
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