Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Thursday that the state would send nearly 60,000 Florida families a $450-per-child one-time relief check starting this week.

The state joins a number of others that are giving residents varying amounts of money in the form of stimulus checks. It's been over a year since the federal government last issued stimulus checks to Americans amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

As of July 2021, the Biden administration doesn't appear to have any plans in place regarding any future payments, prompting states to take initiative and set up stimulus relief programs themselves.

Here are the states that have instated their own stimulus check programs:

California

California residents may soon see a stimulus check after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a $17 billion inflation relief package last month, which also suspended state sales tax on diesel and included financial aid for rent and utility bills.

More than half of the state's residents will receive direct payments of up to $1,050, based on a three-tiered eligibility system, and tax filers with at least one dependent will also receive an additional amount of $350, $250, or $200 respectively based on their income.

Single tax filers will receive:

*  $350 if they earn less than $75,000 per year
*  $250 if they earn between $75,001 and $125,000 per year
*  $200 if they earn between $125,001 and $250,000 per year

Joint tax filers wil receive:

*  $700 if they earn less than $150,000 per year
*  $500 if they earn between $150,001 and $250,000 per year
*  $400 if they earn between $250,001 and $500,000 per year

Colorado

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced in late June that the state would send a cashback rebate of $750 for single tax filers and $1,500 for joint filers.

The governor urged residents to file their taxes by June 30 to receive the direct payment, or file on extension by October 17, 2022, to receive the rebate in January of next year.

Delaware

In April, the state created its relief rebate program, sending a one-time direct payment of $300 per adult — or $600 for joint tax filers — in Delaware. Payments were issued in May of this year and will be made throughout the summer to residents who filed 2021 tax returns, per a government notice.

Florida

Florida is issuing a one-time direct payment to assist families impacted by inflation, sending $450 per child to eligible recipients including foster parents, relative and non-relative caregivers, and families receiving funds from the Florida Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program or Guardianship Assistance Program.

Florida's Department of Children and Families said they expect about 59,000 families to receive payments.

Georgia

In May, Georgia's Department of Revenue announced it would begin issuing one-time tax refunds to residents, amounting to $250 for single filers, $500 for joint filers, and $375 for Head of Household filers.

Hawaii

In late June, Hawaii Gov. David Ige signed a tax refund into law, providing individual taxpayers who earn less than $100,000 a year or joint filers earning less than $200,000 a payment of $300; and a $100 payment will go to single taxpayers who earn more than $100,000 or joint tax filers who earn more than $200,000.

The state's Department of Taxation said it will begin issuing the refunds in the last week of August.

Idaho

Earlier this year, Gov. Brad Little approved a tax rebate for full-year residents. Residents will receive either $75 per taxpayer and each dependent or 12% of their income tax amount — whichever is greater.

Illinois

The state's Family Relief Plan went into effect on July 1, providing relief by temporarily suspending grocery, gas, and property taxes for Illinois residents.

Additionally, individual tax filers who earned less than $200,000 in 2021 will receive a $50 tax rebate, with joint taxpayers making under $400,000 will receive $100. Tax filers will also receive $100 per dependent.

Indiana

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced last December that residents will get a $125 tax refund (and $250 for joint filers) after filing their 2021 taxes. Taxpayers must have filed their 2021 tax return by April 18, 2022 to be eligible, and payments started in May and are expected to continue through the summer.

Last month, Holcomb announced plans to distribute a second round of relief checks from the government budget surplus, with payments of about $225, but the plan has yet to be approved by state lawmakers.

Maine

More than 850,000 Maine residents are being sent $850 direct relief checks amid pandemic-driven inflation. Eligible recipients include single filers earning less than $100,000, head of household filers earning less than $150,000, and joint filers making less than $200,000.

Massachusetts

The state issued a second round of stimulus payments of $500 for more than 300,000 low-income essential workers, following its first set of payments in February.

Eligible residents include workers who made at least $13,500 and seen their total income at or below 300% of the federal poverty level.

Earlier this month, state lawmakers proposed another set of one-time direct payments of $250 for residents earning at least $38,000 and less than $100,000.

New Jersey

Last fall, Gov. Phil Murphy announced nearly 1 million families would receive a refund check of up to $500 as part of its Middle Class Tax Rebate program. According to a press release, the state government will begin sending checks in early July and will take about six weeks for all checks to be processed.

New Mexico

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed into law in early March approving multiple payments for residents in the state. Depending on income, an eligible single taxpayer may receive a rebate payment of $250 for single filers making under $75,000 and $500 for joint filers making under $150,000, which will be issued in July.

A second refundable income tax rebate of $500 for single filers and $1,000 for joint filers, heads of households, and surviving spouses, will also be sent automatically to taxpayers. The second rebate will be sent in two payments — one in June and one in August.

New York

About 2.5 million New York homeowners will receive direct property tax rebate credit for 2022. The state sent checks earlier this year, with most payments being sent in June.

Oregon

More than 230,000 low-income residents in Oregon will receive a $600 one-time payment, the Oregon Department of Revenue announced, funded by the federal pandemic aid provided to states last year. According to a press release, payments were distributed starting in late June.

Pennsylvania

Like New York, Pennsylvania state officials set up their own property tax and rent rebate program, allowing eligible recipients up to $650 depending on their income.

According to a release, Pennsylvania homeowners will receive a payment of:

*  $650 if they earn less than $8,000
*  $500 if they earn between $8,001 to $15,000
*  $300 if they earn between $15,001 to $18,000
*  $250 if they earn between $18,001 to $35,000

Renters in the state will receive:

*  $650 if they earn less than $8,000
*  $500 if they earn between $8,001 and $15,000

The state also has pending legislation from earlier this year that would give households with an income of $80,000 and under a one-time payment of $2,000, as proposed by state Gov. Tom Wolf. The plan has since been stalled after facing pushback from Republican legislators in the state.

South Carolina

South Carolina lawmakers passed legislation approving a $1 billion rebate and income tax rate cuts to aid residents in the state. Residents who paid state income taxes will receive the rebate — about 56% of filers — ranging from $1 to $800, KFMB-TV reported.

Virginia

Virginia lawmakers approved a one-time $250 tax rebate to single tax filers — $500 to joint taxpayers — in June, which could likely be issued in late September, according to the Virginia Department of Taxation. Residents can expect to receive their payment by the end of October.