Operation Cleansweep Results and Costs Through June 2022

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Year	Funding⁵	Counties	Participants	Pounds	Cost/Pound
1995 Lead Arsenate¹	$31,500	Statewide	Unknown	70,000	$0.45
1996-1998 Pilots¹	$73,500	5	244	25,000	$2.00
2000-2001	$300,000	12	374	235,644	$1.14
2001-2002	$300,000	49	357	224,000	$1.09
2002-2003	$200,000	37	145	126,235	$1.09
2003-2004²	$325,000	39	207	250,984	$1.20
2004-2005	$100,000	22	62	78,887	$1.12
2005-2006	$100,000	29	104	91,359	$1.12
2006-2007	$100,000	33	138	68,994	$1.12
2007-2008	$100,000	34	144	82,895	$1.12
2008-2009	$100,000	35	117	81,717	$0.99
2009-2010	$100,000	26	62	103,495	$0.89
2010-2011³	$0	18	24	11,208	$0.89
2011-2013⁴	$0	0	0	0	--
2014-2015	$100,000	41	233	111,609	$0.89
2015-2016	$100,000	42	184	102,558	$0.89
2016-2017	$100,000	37	103	97,767	$0.89
2017-2018	$100,000	34	130	112,301	$0.89
2018-2019	$100,000	35	97	99,516	$0.99
2019-2020	$100,000	43	127	64,283	$1.29
2020-2021	$100,000	23	44	25,159	$1.50
2021-2022	$100,000	29	29	59,044	$1.50
Totals	--	67	2,925	2,122,65	--

Funding Notes:

Of the $105,000 total funding for the 1995 Lead Arsenate statewide collection and the 1996-1998 Pilots, the state provided $30,000 and United Agri Products provided $75,000 as part of an enforcement agreement.
Of the $325,000 total funding for 2003-2004, the state provided $100,000 and the federal government provided $225,000.
Participants paid in 2010-2011. No government funding.
No funding for fiscal years 2011-2012, 2012-2013, or 2013-2014.
Unless otherwise noted, funding was provided by the Florida Legislature.

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