Economic Impact
The Arkansas National Guard's total operating budget for FY 2008 was, $244.8 Million of that the federal government provided $232.4 Million and the State of Arkansas provided $12.3 Million Fiscal 2008. Additionally there were federal military construction projects related to the Arkansas National Guard totaling $83 Million in FY 2008.
| County | City | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Arkansas | City | $1,269,979 |
| Ashley | Crossett | $714,035 |
| Baxter | Mountain Home | $1,203,954 |
| Benton | Bentonville | $921,755 |
| Benton | Siloam Springs | $842,348 |
| Benton | Rodgers | $855,546 |
| Boone | Harrison | $2,265.463 |
| Bradley | Warren | $3,435,145 |
| Carroll | Berryville | $674,586 |
| Clark | Arkadelphia | $708,266 |
| Clay | Rector | $1,340,758 |
| Cleburne | Heber Springs | $1,130,293 |
| Columbia | Magnolia | $1,466,699 |
| Craighead | Jonesboro | $4,308,507 |
| Crittenden | West Memphis | $909,426 |
| Cross | Wynne | $23,320 |
| Dallas | Fordyce | $589,634 |
| Desha | Dumas | $1,285,005 |
| Drew | Monticello | $1,296,634 |
| Faulkner | Conway | $1,666,875 |
| Franklin | Ozark | $869,503 |
| Franklin | Charleston | $988,245 |
| Garland | Hot Springs | $3,159,283 |
| Greene | Paragould | $1,400,640 |
| Hempstead | Hope | $700,683 |
| Hot Springs | Malvern | $2,868,561 |
| Independence | Batesville | $1,039,968 |
| Jackson | Newport | $1,286,802 |
| Jefferson | Pine Bluff | $3,762,741 |
| Johnson | Clarksville | $1,031,235 |
| Lawrence | Walnut Ridge | $625,606 |
| Logan | Booneville | $1,645,150 |
| Logan | Paris | $1,030,461 |
| Lonoke | Lonoke | $605,157 |
| Lonoke | Cabot | $513,329 |
| Miller | Texarkana | $679,858 |
| Mississippi | Blytheville | $846,821 |
| Monroe | Brinkley | $658,596 |
| Nevada | Prescott | $611,455 |
| Ouachita | Camden | $705,243 |
| Perry | Perryville | $561,727 |
| Phillips | West Helena | $1,890,242 |
| Poinsett | Harrisburg | $711,870 |
| Poinsett | Marked Tree | $1,387,015 |
| Polk | Mena | $641,656 |
| Pope | Russellville | $3,539,263 |
| Prairie | Hazen | $1,926,785 |
| Pulaski | Little Rock | $3,183,860 |
| Pulaski | North Little Rock | $103,632,033 |
| Pulaski | Little Rock Air Force Base | $26,663,208 |
| Saline | Benton | $1,416,622 |
| Searcy | Marshall | $860,222 |
| Sebastian | Fort Smith | $34,664,749 |
| Sevier | DeQueen | $688,250 |
| St Francis | Forrest City | $709,944 |
| Union | El Dorado | $631,499 |
| Washington | Fayetteville | $3,930,279 |
| Washington | Lincoln | $739,739 |
| Washington | Springdale | $928,628 |
| White | Beebe | $650,411 |
| White | Searcy | $3,038,279 |
| Woodruff | Augusta | $432,097 |
| Yell | Dardanelle | $893,552 |
| Yell | Danville | $637,648 |
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