Booming Businesses
While cooperative administrative support units number only about half of what they did in the early 1990s, they raked in $135 million in revenues in fiscal 1998. For more information about CASUs, go to www.casu.gov.
CASU Revenues
(Fiscal 1998)
Fort Worth $1.5 million
Greater Hampton Roads (Virginia) $20 million
Kansas City $3.2 million
Northern Colorado (Fort Collins) $20,000
Minnesota $19,500
New Orleans $330,000
North Carolina N/A*
Northeast Regional (New York) $4.9 million
Oklahoma City N/A*
Pittsburgh $1.9 million
Rocky Mountain Regional (Denver) $7.5 million
South Carolina $6.0 million
Southeast Regional (Panama City, Fla.) $30.5 million
Franchise Business Activities**
Central (Cincinnati) $3.1 million
East (Baltimore) $9.4 million
Midwest (Chicago) $5.0 million
Seattle $8.8 million
St. Louis $8.1 million
West (Los Angeles) $20.4 million
San Antonio CASU $13 million
*No 1998 figures available because unit is new.
**Seven of the government's 13 franchises are part of the CASU network. While they aren't CASUs, they began as such. And the Treasury Department, which owns them, chose to keep them under the CASU umbrella. The other six franchises are not part of the network. The San Antonio one chooses to use both FBA and CASU in its name.
Source: Cooperative Administrative Support Unit Program
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