Per diem rates by stateFY 2027 · the 48 contiguous states and DC
California has the most areas above the standard rate (32), then Florida (22) and New York (19). North Dakota has none in FY 2027: every county there uses the standard $113 lodging and $68 M&IE.
Every state
- Alabama4 areas
- Arizona5 areas
- Arkansas: Hot Springs1 area
- California32 areas
- Colorado15 areas
- Connecticut4 areas
- Delaware: Lewes and Wilmington2 areas
- District of Columbia1 area
- Florida22 areas
- Georgia6 areas
- Idaho3 areas
- Illinois4 areas
- Indiana3 areas
- Iowa: Des Moines and Dallas2 areas
- Kansas: Kansas City / Overland Park1 area
- Kentucky4 areas
- Louisiana: New Orleans and Alexandria / Leesville / Natchitoches2 areas
- Maine3 areas
- Maryland7 areas
- Massachusetts13 areas
- Michigan11 areas
- Minnesota3 areas
- Mississippi3 areas
- Missouri: St. Louis and Kansas City2 areas
- Montana4 areas
- Nebraska: Omaha1 area
- Nevada: Incline Village / Reno / Sparks and Las Vegas2 areas
- New Hampshire7 areas
- New Jersey10 areas
- New Mexico4 areas
- New York19 areas
- North Carolina10 areas
- North Dakotastandard only
- Ohio6 areas
- Oklahoma: Oklahoma City1 area
- Oregon7 areas
- Pennsylvania12 areas
- Rhode Island: Jamestown / Middletown / Newport and Providence / Bristol2 areas
- South Carolina4 areas
- South Dakota3 areas
- Tennessee5 areas
- Texas11 areas
- Utah4 areas
- Vermont5 areas
- Virginia9 areas
- Washington9 areas
- West Virginia: Charles Town and Charleston2 areas
- Wisconsin3 areas
- Wyoming: Jackson / Pinedale and Cody2 areas