Wisconsin Total Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Amounts By Business County (2020)
According to data from the Small Businesss Administration (SBA), the SBA, as part of the paycheck protection program (PPP), has provided a total of 187,824 (187.82K) loans totaling $14,219,745,912 ($14.22B) to small businesses in Wisconsin. The total number of jobs saved by these loans was 1,681,370 (1.68M).
As at April 2025, 176.81K number of loans has been completely forgiven by SBA (94.13% of the total number of loans), and a total of $13.97B has been forgiven (98.23% of the total loan amount). The PPP program was intended to provide incentives for small businesses to keep their workers on payroll.
See information below per county on the the total loan amount given to businesses, the total loan amount forgiven, and the total number of jobs saved by the PPP loan.
Total Loan Amount: In terms of total loan amounts given to businesses per county, Milwaukee received the highest ($2,379,404,188), followed by Dane ($1,716,688,608), and Waukesha ($1,609,615,317).
Number of Loans: For total number of loans given to businesses in each county, Milwaukee received the highest (32,003), followed by Dane (18,514), and Waukesha (13,443).
The chart and table below shows the total loan amount, and the number of loans given to businesses in Wisconsin counties.
| County | Number of Loans | Total Loan Amount ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee | 32003 | 2379404188 |
| Dane | 18514 | 1716688608 |
| Waukesha | 13443 | 1609615317 |
| Brown | 7393 | 747962282 |
| Outagamie | 5726 | 558205733 |
| Racine | 5390 | 402236909 |
| Washington | 3878 | 371847213 |
| Winnebago | 3811 | 345628495 |
| Marathon | 3963 | 325007338 |
| La Crosse | 3697 | 298291228 |
| Kenosha | 3821 | 290155785 |
| Rock | 4280 | 281665951 |
| Ozaukee | 3202 | 263150142 |
| Sheboygan | 2752 | 258251713 |
| Eau Claire | 2991 | 254314320 |
| Walworth | 3043 | 245729269 |
| Fond Du Lac | 2775 | 219408058 |
| Saint Croix | 2939 | 209088180 |
| Sauk | 2646 | 196932145 |
| Manitowoc | 2045 | 192291012 |
| Wood | 2068 | 159600905 |
| Jefferson | 2179 | 157688177 |
| Columbia | 2188 | 155013463 |
| Dodge | 2435 | 152406914 |
| Portage | 1880 | 133813750 |
| Chippewa | 2289 | 132946230 |
| Barron | 2393 | 111527589 |
| Door | 1786 | 97937045 |
| Monroe | 1566 | 97355971 |
| Douglas | 920 | 94750852 |
| Grant | 2926 | 90679768 |
| Waupaca | 1699 | 88020036 |
| Dunn | 1579 | 86477273 |
| Polk | 1745 | 76874615 |
| Oneida | 1333 | 68834843 |
| Calumet | 1095 | 68032479 |
| Shawano | 1326 | 67702190 |
| Pierce | 1468 | 65326384 |
| Green | 1712 | 64457419 |
| Marinette | 1100 | 64360215 |
| Clark | 1358 | 63707881 |
| Ashland | 584 | 50465678 |
| Iowa | 1424 | 49904188 |
| Lincoln | 760 | 46479030 |
| Taylor | 1036 | 46116209 |
| Vernon | 1620 | 45747405 |
| Trempealeau | 1408 | 44749054 |
| Oconto | 1016 | 44598464 |
| Green Lake | 662 | 44322672 |
| Kewaunee | 865 | 44013083 |
| Vilas | 844 | 43540849 |
| Juneau | 932 | 37752271 |
| Langlade | 620 | 34006545 |
| Sawyer | 682 | 33247461 |
| Lafayette | 1317 | 32753072 |
| Crawford | 944 | 32654300 |
| Jackson | 708 | 31906382 |
| Richland | 841 | 31077920 |
| Burnett | 499 | 30515275 |
| Waushara | 621 | 28227451 |
| Bayfield | 547 | 27503731 |
| Washburn | 717 | 26400998 |
| Adams | 386 | 23246520 |
| Price | 463 | 20893279 |
| Buffalo | 978 | 19266515 |
| Rusk | 504 | 18702029 |
| Pepin | 452 | 18064168 |
| Marquette | 372 | 16062770 |
| Forest | 322 | 15054813 |
| Iron | 204 | 9875240 |
| Menominee | 24 | 4924994 |
| Florence | 107 | 3825751 |
| 8 | 459910 |
Total Loan Amount Forgiven: In terms of total loan amount forgiven per business county, Milwaukee had the highest ($2,276,943,478), followed by Dane ($1,675,947,083), and Waukesha ($1,582,992,623).
Number of Loans Completely Forgiven: For total number of loans that were completely forgiven per business county, Milwaukee had the highest (27,309), followed by Dane (17,236), and Waukesha (12,955).
The chart and table below shows the total loan amount forgiven, and the number of loans which were completely forgiven for Wisconsin counties.
| County | Number of Loans Completely Forgiven | Total Loan Amount Forgiven ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee | 27309 | 2276943478 |
| Dane | 17236 | 1675947083 |
| Waukesha | 12955 | 1582992623 |
| Brown | 6992 | 739424500 |
| Outagamie | 5507 | 550774620 |
| Racine | 4802 | 392823391 |
| Washington | 3735 | 370046643 |
| Winnebago | 3610 | 343672253 |
| Marathon | 3847 | 325048506 |
| La Crosse | 3584 | 298829684 |
| Kenosha | 3441 | 281314370 |
| Rock | 3980 | 274793155 |
| Ozaukee | 3097 | 258492351 |
| Sheboygan | 2635 | 256414840 |
| Eau Claire | 2891 | 246262784 |
| Walworth | 2937 | 245146720 |
| Fond Du Lac | 2654 | 218079453 |
| Saint Croix | 2865 | 207299444 |
| Sauk | 2563 | 195709143 |
| Manitowoc | 1976 | 192490631 |
| Wood | 1996 | 157831801 |
| Jefferson | 2120 | 157705321 |
| Columbia | 2125 | 153705264 |
| Dodge | 2383 | 152707113 |
| Portage | 1828 | 133577588 |
| Chippewa | 2243 | 131360483 |
| Barron | 2351 | 111890568 |
| Door | 1747 | 97976208 |
| Monroe | 1528 | 97677561 |
| Douglas | 884 | 93990165 |
| Grant | 2900 | 90741942 |
| Waupaca | 1649 | 88183263 |
| Dunn | 1544 | 86734489 |
| Polk | 1705 | 76773058 |
| Oneida | 1299 | 68352808 |
| Calumet | 1077 | 67988250 |
| Shawano | 1276 | 66722065 |
| Pierce | 1438 | 65286084 |
| Green | 1674 | 64038049 |
| Marinette | 1080 | 62539089 |
| Clark | 1345 | 63024958 |
| Ashland | 563 | 50516125 |
| Iowa | 1396 | 49626610 |
| Lincoln | 743 | 46531788 |
| Taylor | 1023 | 46282209 |
| Vernon | 1594 | 45642423 |
| Trempealeau | 1395 | 44580544 |
| Oconto | 991 | 44181396 |
| Green Lake | 652 | 44552181 |
| Kewaunee | 841 | 43090764 |
| Vilas | 819 | 43116297 |
| Juneau | 913 | 37703071 |
| Langlade | 598 | 33956211 |
| Sawyer | 672 | 32302301 |
| Lafayette | 1289 | 32471155 |
| Crawford | 933 | 27343227 |
| Jackson | 693 | 31921928 |
| Richland | 832 | 31216531 |
| Burnett | 475 | 29428496 |
| Waushara | 601 | 28210931 |
| Bayfield | 534 | 27562180 |
| Washburn | 704 | 26413357 |
| Adams | 364 | 23060041 |
| Price | 455 | 20917633 |
| Buffalo | 973 | 19275776 |
| Rusk | 500 | 18790915 |
| Pepin | 444 | 18069012 |
| Marquette | 358 | 16038576 |
| Forest | 312 | 14720144 |
| Iron | 199 | 9902727 |
| Menominee | 20 | 4893264 |
| Florence | 106 | 3851097 |
| 8 | 464897 |
Number of Jobs Saved By Loan: In terms of number of jobs saved by the PPP Loan per business county, Milwaukee had the highest (276,801), followed by Dane (186,477), and Waukesha (168,616).
The chart and table below shows the number of jobs saved by the PPP loan for Wisconsin counties.
| County | Number of Jobs Saved |
|---|---|
| Milwaukee | 276801 |
| Dane | 186477 |
| Waukesha | 168616 |
| Brown | 85063 |
| Outagamie | 61744 |
| Racine | 45090 |
| Washington | 43937 |
| Winnebago | 42901 |
| Marathon | 37151 |
| La Crosse | 36840 |
| Kenosha | 37317 |
| Rock | 34813 |
| Ozaukee | 32855 |
| Sheboygan | 30952 |
| Eau Claire | 31377 |
| Walworth | 33379 |
| Fond Du Lac | 26898 |
| Saint Croix | 24785 |
| Sauk | 23486 |
| Manitowoc | 22382 |
| Wood | 18459 |
| Jefferson | 19558 |
| Columbia | 21486 |
| Dodge | 18470 |
| Portage | 17327 |
| Chippewa | 17084 |
| Barron | 15150 |
| Door | 14607 |
| Monroe | 11148 |
| Douglas | 10727 |
| Grant | 12026 |
| Waupaca | 11863 |
| Dunn | 10789 |
| Polk | 9801 |
| Oneida | 10343 |
| Calumet | 8101 |
| Shawano | 8830 |
| Pierce | 8444 |
| Green | 8150 |
| Marinette | 8835 |
| Clark | 7201 |
| Ashland | 5932 |
| Iowa | 5887 |
| Lincoln | 6171 |
| Taylor | 5471 |
| Vernon | 7236 |
| Trempealeau | 6113 |
| Oconto | 5988 |
| Green Lake | 4989 |
| Kewaunee | 5792 |
| Vilas | 6778 |
| Juneau | 5353 |
| Langlade | 5524 |
| Sawyer | 5091 |
| Lafayette | 3726 |
| Crawford | 4705 |
| Jackson | 3420 |
| Richland | 4066 |
| Burnett | 4200 |
| Waushara | 4366 |
| Bayfield | 3810 |
| Washburn | 4243 |
| Adams | 3002 |
| Price | 2906 |
| Buffalo | 2705 |
| Rusk | 2271 |
| Pepin | 2336 |
| Marquette | 2428 |
| Forest | 2643 |
| Iron | 1558 |
| Menominee | 670 |
| Florence | 654 |
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