I can't even find an estimate as to how much money was spent preparing for Y2K. I remember I was working at a large east coast medical facility at that time and was on duty through the midnight hour. Management personnel whom I had never seen or heard of were on hand "just in case". Federal Y2K money provided all sorts of supplies including food. Powerful generators had been installed and tested during the months leading up to Y2K. We did have thousands of patients so it was probably wise to be well prepared. Absolutely nothing happened. It was one of the quietest nights I ever had there. We heard later that 150 slot machines failed at a race track in Delaware and the US Naval Observatory clock displayed the time/date as Jan 1, 19100. In contrast, Italy did not spend a penney on Y2K. Their most serious problem afterward was a bell in a church tower that was tolling at the wrong time.
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