Municipalities enact hiring ordinances and purchasing programs. Program regulations range from very broad to strict. Contractual documents typically address the needs for specific development projects and tracking goals. Almost all states, as well as the District of Columbia, have procurement and contract policies that grant priority to businesses that meet specific characteristics. For example, San Francisco’s local hiring ordinance requires that for construction projects of $600,000, 30% of workers are local residents. In New Orleans, any public project of more than $150,000 requires 30% of work hours to be awarded to residents, and among those, 20% to “disadvantaged” residents.