Clickable Solid Waste Table

Solid Waste — 50-State Clickable Master Table

Solid Waste — 50-State Clickable Master Table

Complete State-by-State Solid Waste Infrastructure Allocation
ASCE National Solid Waste Grade: C+ — 2025 SOURCE
STATE TITLE ↕ CURRENT SOLID WASTE
SPENDING ↕		 % NATIONAL
CURRENT SPENDING ↕		 ADDITIONAL SPENDING
NEEDED FOR B− ↕		 SOLID WASTE
GRADE ↕
Alabama$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Alaska$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Arizona$1.88B2.141%$0.21BC
Arkansas$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
California$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Colorado$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Connecticut$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Delaware$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Florida$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Georgia$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Hawaii$1.74B1.988%$0.12BC+
Idaho$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Illinois$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Indiana$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Iowa$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Kansas$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Kentucky$1.80B2.055%$0.30BC-
Louisiana$1.80B2.055%$0.30BC-
Maine$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Maryland$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Massachusetts$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Michigan$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Minnesota$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Mississippi$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Missouri$1.88B2.141%$0.21BC
Montana$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Nebraska$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Nevada$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
New Hampshire$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
New Jersey$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
New Mexico$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
New York$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
North Carolina$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
North Dakota$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Ohio$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Oklahoma$1.51B1.720%$0.21BC
Oregon$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Pennsylvania$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Rhode Island$1.57B1.789%$0.12BC+
South Carolina$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
South Dakota$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Tennessee$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Texas$2.12B2.425%$0.12BC+
Utah$1.57B1.789%$0.12BC+
Vermont$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Virginia$1.95B2.227%$0.12BC+
Washington$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
West Virginia$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
Wisconsin$1.83B2.088%$0.12BC+
Wyoming$1.45B1.652%$0.30BC-
50 / 50 STATES POPULATED — Every state title is explicitly included in the table.
SOURCE / MODEL NOTICE: ASCE's 2025 national Solid Waste grade is C+. ASCE's national investment table reports Hazardous & Solid Waste together: $162B in needs, $146B funded for 2024–33, and a $16B funding gap. Because ASCE combines the two categories in the national investment table, this Solid Waste table uses a transparent 60% Solid Waste / 40% Hazardous Waste modeling split. The 50-state grades and Solid-Waste-specific allocation multipliers are model inputs, not ASCE-published 50-state allocations.
$5.41T National Infrastructure • Modeled Solid Waste funded: $87.60B • Modeled Solid Waste needs: $97.20B • Modeled B− additional requirement: $9.60B
Variable Category-Specific Allocation Percentage: Each state's Solid Waste percentage is calculated independently from its Solid Waste grade weight × Solid-Waste-specific multiplier and normalized so all 50 states equal 100%. No Transit, Rail, Ports, Aviation, Water, Wastewater, Stormwater, Dams, Public Parks, or Broadband allocation pattern is copied.
Solid Waste infrastructure context: ASCE identifies solid waste infrastructure as including collection, transfer, disposal, recycling and related systems. The national category received a C+ in 2025. The allocation engine below is intentionally separate from Hazardous Waste even though ASCE combines the two categories in its national investment table.
SOLID WASTE GRADE
CURRENT SOLID WASTE SPENDING
ADDITIONAL NEEDED FOR B−
NATIONAL SHARE

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