Skip to content
Home » Valentine's Day » Looking for a surprise fourth stimulus check? You might see one if you live in these states

Looking for a surprise fourth stimulus check? You might see one if you live in these states

In the upcoming months, some Americans may see some stimulus checks in they live in a state that’s sending them out.

The checks are going to residents in 14 states after the Biden administration sent the last federal check worth $1,400.

Many states created their own stimulus check programs with the pandemic aid money they received.

DiSanto Propane (Billboard)

The following 14 states are offering residents some form of financial aid like a stimulus check

Arizona has a back to work program that gives eligible part time workers returning to work $1,000, and part time workers $2,000.

California has begun sending the second check as part of their Golden State Stimulus package. Single eligible people will get $600 and those with kids will get $1,100.

Connecticut is also doing a back to work program that pays certain people returning to work $1,000.


Florida paid teachers and principals $1,000 as a thank you for their work during the pandemic.

Georgia teachers and principals were given $1,000 for their work during the pandemic.

Idaho residents may qualify for a once only income tax rebate, and the check was on average $248.

Finger Lakes Partners (Billboard)

Michigan teachers are eligible for $500 hazard pay bonuses.

New Hampshire offers a check worth $1,086 for families of three that have no source of income.

New Mexico residents were able to apply for a payment of $750 if they were part of an eligible, low income family.


Ohio students can get grant money from a fund worth $46 million dollars.

In Oklahoma, $13 million dollars were set aside to pay student teachers.

In Tennessee, full time public school employees are eligible for a $1,000 bonus, and part time employees are eligible for $500 bonuses.

Vermont is offering people from the hospitality and construction industry $7,500 for moving fees associated with moving to the state for work.

Related: Stimulus checks coming soon: Four things to know about direct aid payments in 2021-2022



Categories: News