* Total number killed in attacks WTC (official figure as of 9/5/02): 2,819 
* Number of firefighters and paramedics killed: 343 
* Number of NYPD officers: 23 
* Number of Port Authority police officers: 37 
* Number of WTC companies that lost people: 60 
* Number of employees who died in Tower One: 1,402 
* Number of employees who died in Tower Two: 614 
* Number of nations whose citizens were killed in attacks: 115 
* Bodies found "intact": 289 
* Body parts found: 19,858 
* Number of families who got no remains: 1,717 
* Estimated units of blood donated to the New York Blood Center: 36,000 
* Total units of donated blood actually used: 258 
* FDNY retirements, January–July 2001: 274 
* FDNY retirements, January–July 2002: 661 
* Number of FDNY vehicles destroyed: 98 
* Days fires continued to burn after the attack: 99 
* Jobs lost in New York owing to the attacks: 146,100 
* Days the New York Stock Exchange was closed: 6 
*  Stock market volatility that wiped out $1.2 trillion of equity portfolio values in the first week after trading resumed.
* $13 billion of destroyed private and government equity
* Total insurance loss from September 11 will be about $40.2 billion.
* Estimated amount donated to 9/11 charities: $1.4 billion 
* Tons of debris removed from site: 1,506,124 during the 1.7 million-hour operations.

FEMA Funding for 9/11

Aid to Individuals and Families $ 255,106,592
Direct Emergency Assistance (US&R & Mission Assignments)  $ 297,711,792
Aid to Government and Non-Profits $ 4,490,764,717
Total     $ 5,043,583,101

Aid to Individuals
* Disaster Housing (excluding MRA) $26,507,066
* Mortgage & Rental Assistance (MRA) $41,571,933
* Individual & Family Grant (IFG) $8,102,703
* Disaster Unemployment (DUA) $12,418,005

Public Assistance grants include:
* LOWER MANHATTAN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
$2.75 billion to revamp lower Manhattan transportation infrastructure (in addition to $1.8 billion contributed by U.S. Department of Transportation for a total of $4.55 billion)
* DEBRIS REMOVAL
$437 million for debris removal 
$90 million for landfill operations and debris disposal 
$96 million for costs associated with insurance coverage obtained for debris removal activities 
* EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
$33 million for emergency ferry service 
$15 million for additional emergency train service 
$9.1 million for road repairs 
$5.2 million for temporary pedestrian bridge and walkway 
$1 million for emergency bus service 
$315,000 for emergency traffic operations 
* FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK
$105.6 million for Ground Zero overtime costs 
$28.3 million for destroyed vehicles and related equipment 
$103.9 million for death benefits 
$1.5 million for restoration of Engine Co. 10/Ladder 10 Firehouse 
$2.3 million for cleaning fire apparatus
* NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT
$295.4 million in overtime at Ground Zero, Fresh Kills landfill, and incident command centers 
$5 million for destroyed vehicles 
* CLEANING AND AIR MONITORING $97 million 
* NYC BOARD OF EDUCATION $11.1 million 
* PRIVATE NOT-FOR-PROFIT $6.3 million
* PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY $44.6 million 
* OTHER DIRECT AID TO NEW YORK CITY $170.4 million 
 

REFERENCES
http://www.fema.gov/remember911/911_charts.shtm

http://www.newyorkmetro.com/news/articles/wtc/1year/numbers.htm

http://www.september11news.com/WTCArt.htm

http://www.september11victims.com/september11victims/wtc_statistics.htm
 http://www.september11victims.com/september11victims/wtc_statistics.htm

http://news.yahoo.com/sept11

http://www.state.nj.us/health/chs/sept11.htm 

http://www.dot.gov/affairs/btsind.htm

http://insurance.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iii.org%2Fmedia%2Fupdates%2Fpress.635680%2F

http://www.ey.com/GLOBAL/content.nsf/International/Article_-_Assessing_the_Impact_of_September_11 

http://www.pwcglobal.com/Extweb/pwcpublications.nsf/docid/C78DAB445547620F85256B67004BF6EA
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/nation/specials/attacked/remembrance/front.html